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A large assortment of clocks at
.ZEHNER, JACKSON 4 BUECHNER's.

FoR SALE-A piano and sewing
machine, cheap for cash. Will exchange
for horses or real estate. Inquire at AIS
Warren avenue.
, 1884-06-11

For sALE.-About 400 head good grade
American cattle on range near Cheyenne.
Inquire at Wyoming ArmOry.
, 1884-06-11

Bound session laws of Wyoming for
1894 may now be obtained at The LEADER
office.
, 1884-06-11

A whisker dye must be convenient to
use, easy to apply, impossible to rub off,
elegant in appearance, and cheap in
price. Buckingham Dye for the Whis-
kers unites in itself all the merits. Try it.
, 1884-06-11

A fine lot of Hereford stock for sale at
Great Western corral.
, 1884-06-11

Lots near the ground bought by the
Cheyenne, Black Hills & Montana rail
way company for depot purposes. Prices
low. BAIRD a. Campbell.
, 1884-06-11
Everybody Take Notice.

That the Cheyenne Loan Office has Seer
removed to the room formerly oceapied
by A. Polack, in the Masonic Temple.
nearly opposite the old headquarters. Call
and see the new place, where money is
loaned on all kinds of personal property.
, 1884-06-11

For RENT on SALE-A first class up
light piano. Gro. +. lNMAN.
, 1884-06-11

Benton & White, located on Hill street
between Seventeenth and Eighteenth,
keep a feed, sale and boarding stable,
Teams for snle at reduced prices.
, 1884-06-11

Commander Gregory Dead.
BosToN, June lO.-Samuel B. Greg
Dry, commander of the navy, died Satur
day, aged IL.
, 1884-06-11
NEW Local NOTICES

WANTED-A good girl for general
housework. Apply to n. 454, corner of
Evans and Twenty-frst streets.
, 1884-06-11

Good board corner Sixteenth and
O'Neil streets. Mrs. lngrahan & Kelsey.
, 1884-06-11

Sixty saddle ponies and hoses for sale
by d. 4. Whipple.
, 1884-06-11

To RENT-Two nice front rooms, in the
Liberty block. Inquire of b. Hellman.
, 1884-06-11
Base Ball.

CLEVELAND, Ohio, June lO.-Clevc.
lands, 0; Chicagos, 2; Bostous, 10; Bos,
tons, 3; Providence, l..
, 1884-06-11

\ long felt want filed at last. 1t has a
neat and useful index. Get one. For
sale at Rhodes Il Troxells.
, 1884-06-11

The boss soda RiteE epB iEa cents a
, 1884-06-11

The most popular brand Of soap-ever
made, at Rhodes X Iroxells,
, 1884-06-11

BUFFALO, June l0-The American
Society of Civil Engineers convened to-
day with about 400 delegates in attend
ance. Papers were read by distinguished
members on engineering institutions. At
the evening session President Whittemore
delivered his annual address. Resolutions
were passed asking President Arthur to
appoint President Whittemore rs delegate
to the Information STANDARD Time confer
ence.
Brig Lost---The Confederate Crew.
ST. JOHNS, n. F., June lO.-The
schooner Six Brothers was lost at Bacca-
dieu. The Captain and thirteen men
were drowned.
The steamship Plover reports rescuing
forty-fve of the sailing crew of the ice
stranded brig Confederate. They could
not save the remaining thirty, being
forced to retreat on account ofthe ice nip.
They approached within twelve miles of
the Confederate. No provisions or fuel
are on board the brig and the crew is suf-
fering f%eartully.
, 1884-06-11

Go to Ellis for ice cream and soda
wafer
, 1884-06-11

The second largest source of revenue to
the United States government from any
one branch of business, ig derived from
the production and manufacture of to-
baccQ. Blackwell Durham Tobacco
oompany Of Durham, \. C., claims to be
the largest manufacture of smoking to-
bacco in the world. The reputation OF
Blackwell's Genuine Bull Durham Smok-
ing Tobacco is too firmly established to
need any commentator ut our hands. In
another column our readers will notice
their neS announcement which is Of IN
tercst to all lovers of the weed, rho com
pany are pcyfeety ssspopsible, and when
tAcy announce that they will give away
sTl $50 In cash, it Is an assured fact that
they mean lust whatthey say. Smokers will
find an opportunity of combining business
with pleasure by reading their announce
ment.
, 1884-06-11

Positively the finest toilet soaps ever
brought to this city, at Rhodes 4 Trox-
ellis
, 1884-06-11

The ladies approve of your smoking
Little Joker.
, 1884-06-11
GIG
CIGARS
KS


We can't be undersold. 5000 cigars a;
two for = cents. Rhodes & Troxell.
, 1884-06-11
of course They i Exaggerated

U CourSs They arc ENaBgerated.
Y~ANKToN, June l0.-Latcr informa-
ton from Yankton Agency makes it APP
pear that the reports of fighting at the
Rosebud Agency were caused by last
weeks difficulty, in which three Indians
were shot by other Indians. The agent
at Rosebud sent runners to Yankton
Agency with the news. The opinion
here is that the report is greatly exagger-
ata1
, 1884-06-11

The Int-r-O~-nn Bnrbrr shop
Is the leading barber shop in the city.
Finest baths and best BARRIERS.
, 1884-06-11

Engraving in all its branches is done at
ZEHNER, JACKSON X BuEcBNER's.
, 1884-06-11

Fine lot high grade Short Horn and
Devon bulls. Inquire of
JNo. L. HICKMAN, Inter Ocean.
, 1884-06-11

TIvoLI-Fresh Denver Beer.
IIvoLI-lmported Swiss Cheese.
IIvoLI-Pryate rooms for families.
TIvoLI-Swedish Anchovics.
TIvoLI-Hot Lunches every day.
TGvoLI-Our Beer always fresh and
cool
, 1884-06-11
Campaign Prices

As every Presidential election brings mOreOr less dull business and The present one
perhaps. VIII De no exception tic the rule, We have concluded to make a sweepng re-
duoton in pdceso fall our Summer goods, as shown by or price list below:
, 1884-06-11

Old potatoes vs.. new, SO cents to sl.lQ
per 100 pounds; Old are healthy, ueNE
dangerous. p F. Whipple,
, 1884-06-11
FOR SALE


FoR SALE-New five room cottage Ne.
400 Twenty first street.
, 1884-06-11

DENVER, June lO-The Giant Powder
Companys magazine, containing 10000
pounds Of tnnjte powder, and located
three and one half miles east of the city,
exploded with terrible force this morning.
y large numler Of plate-glass fronts in
the business portion of the City were
wrecked, A new farm housc 300 yards
distant was completely demolished. The
occupants mlaculously escaped injury,
There is no elIe to the cause of the explo-
sion,
, 1884-06-11

New roiIrt Articles
The largest stock in the city, at Rhodes &
Troxelrs.
, 1884-06-11

A host of them, at Rhodes & TroxeIl's.
National Republican., 1884-01-19
Tile Tarin' shooter.

Everybody has heard of the man with
scurely seen if it was deer, and miss, should
it prove to be calf. Tho Chicago TriJpHe
has found such II gun in the tariff. 1t nd.
vances tho position that a high tariff on wool
reduces the price, aud, conversely, that low
duty will raise the price. This is purely for
Ohio dclectation. 1t happens in this way, as
explained by the Tr'b,uc; The high duties on
wool induce Virginia, Tennessee, Texas, and
heaps Of states to engage in sheep raising
this causes n surplus of wool the price goes
down. and Ohio wool growers arc compelled
port cheap wool, drive Texas and the other
states out of the business, and Ohio, having
q monopoly, can get her own price for wool.
The tariff gun Will hit and kill the
Texas, Tennessee, and Virginia dcor, and
miss the Ohio calf So the Ohio people are
called on to help slaughter tho other states
high priced wool. Cook county, Illinois, is
to take its pay in low-rriccd cloth made out
of the Ohio high-prccd wool, and tho eastern
woolcn mon arc to make their money by pay
ing the Ohio farmer moro for wool, and sell
ing the Chicago merchant cloth at lower
price.
1t is supposed that this recommendation of
the Chicago editor will cause large demand
for this gun in Ohio and it is expected that
Frank Hurd, Morrison, Wattcrson. and Car
Isle will all he engaged in peddlng it in that
state next fall. Whether Henry B. Payne
can be induced to shoulder one or not is not
yet known.
He is a pretty old hunter and is reputed
very careful of Ohio calves in general so
that an effort to sell him gun is worth
making when ambitious men are investing
in all sorts of death. dealing implements
National Republican., 1884-01-19

present the plays which made ibis father,
the late u. A, Sothorn, so famous. lie will
open IN Brother Sam and n "Ncrvous
Man. on Monday night, and play
"Dundreary' during tho latter part of
the week. Mr. Sothcrn is young
man, only 25 years old, but has won the
favorable appreciation of severe critics.
Handicapped by the fame of his father, he
boldly took up the same repertoire, and has
achieved success 1attering both to his in-
tcllect and his industry llo has been star
ring for two years in Australia, and last year
made trip Of twenty-cght weeks through
Great Britain, whcro he was criticised
rs fully the equal of his father. Mr. Sothorn's
tour in this country has been remarkably
successful. Io LETT Albany on Sept. II of
last year and went west as far as So. 10, Mo;
then down through Texas and the other
southern states. The company that sup
ports him is spoken of highly.
At the matinee this afternoon the pleasant
little opera of the Beggar Student" will be
repeated, and also tonight.
National Republican., 1884-01-19
nrnre enIlcommlttces.

Tho following subcommittees of tho house
committee on naval affairs were appointed
yesterday;
On marine schools and acadcmy-Mossrs
Morse, Talbot, and Thomas.
On building of vossels-Messrs. Cox, Buch.
anan, and Goii.
On restoration, rank, and pay-Mossrs.
Talbot, Eaton, and Thomas.
On marine corps-Messrs buchanan, Nc.
Adoo, and BOutollc
On navy yards-Mossrs. Cox, Morse, and
IarmeE
ON retiromonts--Me Ballontine Bou-
tcllc, and Goil,
on prize money -Messrs McAdoo Ballen.
tine and lIarmer.
National Republican., 1884-01-19
IErom Democratic Crusl,sa TrageaIan.


ave are heart.sorc but not deSpondcnt. The
task of writing is difficult. The mind Is staggered
by the revelation that pureIaCuon could gain
spot to further rot within the democratic party.
There can be 10 rest. The democratic press Of
thi' state, that has stood noble phalGnx against
the violation OF fundamental doctrine and party
precedent must know no cessation of its work.
The people must rule and overthrow bOssism.
The monopoly Of the standard Oil company must
be destroyed Its intrusion into political circles
must be prevented. There must be no later aG-
ceptance OF this outrage, Party purity and per.
pctuity permit no complaccncy, These pernicious
and foreign elements must be eradicatcd and un.
til they are no democrat will enter the capitol Of
Ohio or of the nation. Corruption has made
rotten the democratic legislature Of Ohio. Money
has had its potency to drag honor down into the
miro, Satanic tcmptings by promises OF future
ohiclul profit have seduced the trustees of the
noDlest estate within the transfer of men, The
guarliaps Of political rights have betrayed their
wards. These traitors to their constituents must
be Investigated. To the evidence accumulated
untinng labor must add more damniug testimony.
Tho insult to the law OF the STATE must be avenged
and penitentiary cell door open for anyone who
is proved guilty OF corruption. Thcro will be
legal evidence. Stalking away and vacant slavcs
tell now the story Of bgiJery.'
National Republican., 1884-01-19

exact ociprocity-giving her what she gives
us and nothing more.
The republican party cannot afford to toll
crate the ooolie trade any more than it could
afford to reopen the slave trade. We hopo
that neither Mr.. Rico nor any other New
England or eastern representatives are either
rampant or "Gerce' in q eight against
the reasonable demands of the friends of free
labor in the far west.
National Republican., 1884-01-19
COMMISSIONER PensI1n OITc
WASHINGTON, Jan. II.
REApLusrERs uNsEArEp.
How the Virginia BourbOns Secure IL
Working Majority tn ti,e Legislature.
Special pispdicl

Special Gispdich.
RICHMOND, VA, Jan. 1S,--The house of
delegates was in session tonight, and Speaker
Stuart took the floor while the house was
considering the license tax bill requiring the
payment of money for taxes, and iiercely at
tackled Wm. l.. Royal, who published to-day
the effect OH coupons Of the recent decision
of the United States court reversing Judge
Bonds decision. lie declared that Royal was
the hireling of the broker and the bondholdsr.
There is evidently division among tho
bourbons, which will not readily be healed.
Tho bourbons unseated Hubbard, senator
from Buckingham, and admitted Pettis, who
was sworn in late this evening. Hubbard S
speech was an eloquent one. lie denounced
tho majority Ns revOlutionists and deiied
them. Four bourbOns voted against this
extreme measure and it required the strong
est effort of John w. Daniel to induce even
bourbOns to take this step.
In the house an equally uniustiiable report
was made, which declares that the election
of two delegates from Norfolk who received
about 800 majority was illegal, and also the
election of Franklin, from Buckingham. New
elections for these will be ordered.
National Republican., 1884-01-19
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ADJUSTMENTS.
THE NAr1oNAL-M'cAuLL OPERA.

THE NATIONAL-MCAULL OPERA.
4 the National next week the NIcCaull
opera comique company, from the Casino,
New York, will delight the music.loving
public. This is the same company, with the
addition of Mis- Catherine Lewis, which pro-
duccd Strauss prince Mothusalem" in New
York over 100 nights and afterward in Phil
adolphia four consecutive weeks, and the
original costumes and appointments, noted
for their peIiectness as to details, will
be presented here. Tho company includes
Misses Catherine Lewis Joannie Winston,
Emma Carson, Nine. Julie dc Ruyther, Messrs.
Francis Wilson, A. w, Manin, jay Taylor,
Arthur II. Bell, Harry Standi5h and a chorus
of fifty voices. OhenbaCh's princess of Trcb-
iaonde" will he tho opening opera, aud both
Misses Lewis and Winston will be in the cast,
1t will be repeated Tuesday night and
Wednesday matinee; Strauss "Prince. Ne
thusalem" Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday
evenings, and Queens Lace liandkerchief,'
by the same author, Saturday matinee and
night. The Strauss operas arc en-
tirely now to Washington. Herr Ernst
Catenhusen, who directed them at
their initial representations in Vienna,
will also lead here for the AIcCaull company,
Manager McCaull has made point of pre-
sentng operas not in tho repertoire Of any
other company, and by this means tho por-
formances Of his organizations carry the addt-
tional charm of novelty to other attractions
At tho matinee to-day Robson and Cranes
Boarding House" will be presented, and to-
night "Sharps and Flats"
rORp's--LYTTON sOTHERN
beginning on Monday night and con
tinuing during the week. Mr., lyttor
sothem will fiji an engagement al
J the opera house, in which he viii
National Republican., 1884-01-19

A FEW weeks ago series Of atrocous
crimes following each other in quick success
sion, startled the whole country. Occurring
in different sections, each succeeding horror
seeming like suggestion from its preceding
crime. OAe of tho first cases was the murder
of Mr.. Maybee and her daughter at Oyster
Bay, Long Island, details of which, and OF
the unsuccessful quest for tho murderer, bur
dencd the newspapers for days following
This case is now brought before the public
again by the voluntary confession of Edmund
Iuppau, which appears in this issue, 1t is
National Republican., 1884-01-19

WALL street INDUCED in spasmodic furry
yesterday, rumors about Mr.. Gould and his
particular stocks being the basis for it. One
fairy story credited Gould with having lost
twenty millions, and being about to go into
liquidation. Russell Sage picturesQuely re-
marks that he expects to see the bears do
some tall climbing. The signs seem to indi-
cate that the big guns, who have been quiet
for q long time, have entered the market If
this is so, with Could Vanderbilt, Sage, &C.,
in the play, the animals will probably have
lively stirring up in the near future.
National Republican., 1884-01-19

IN attempting to tako twist in the
tail of the British lion Mr.. Hewitt met
with sad disaster, which will lay him up
while. He does notthink he was blamable
but is satisfied it was an error to seize the
appendage by the West end, which Richeliou
Robinson would probably have avoided; and
hereafter, though hating monopolies, he will
turn over to Robinson the entire patent right
to indulge in that kind of recreation.
National Republican., 1884-01-19

The senators who yesterday voted to turn
control of the expanding and valuable COM
merce of Mexico over to the Germans and
English may have the approval of their own
consciences, and in some cases of their imme-
diate constituencies, but the country at large
will hardly approve their shortsighted ac-
tion. We are great nation of course, but it
is toerably certain there is not another great
nation on the face of the globe that would
refuse the rich prize that our friendly neigh.
Dor has SO freely tendered US.
National Republican., 1884-01-19
RrlstlinR Un.

1t was stated yesterday by prominent
German, who is thoro ughly conversant with
the character of German exports to the
United States, that the resolution Of Repre-.
tentative Townsend would be wholly made
quate rs u Tetaliatory measure, TO compel
Germany to do Justice to American products
that are now barred ont Of that country. Ho
said that tho only way TO accomplish this
would ho TO include everything, especially
manufactures Of textile fabrics, Of which
there was upward OF $4,000 900 worth i'm
ported from Gormany alone last year The
same policy would be found equally effective
in awakening the French government TO Il
realizing sense OF the Importance OF the
american hog,
National Republican., 1884-01-19

WE shall never stop being sorry for the
ohio Pendletonians until their wrongs are
cpaired by their democratic antagonists, nor
hall we ever cease to have an abiding belief
II tho corruption of the majority OF the men,
,crs of the democratic majority of the Ohio
legislature until the Pendletonians shall have
ondoned the fraud perpetrated upon thom
IL the election of Payne.
National Republican., 1884-01-19

IL spite ofthe law against cruelty to ami
mails, Mcdonald was drawn out to make "a
speech at the unveiling of Morton's statue the
other day. He failed to explain why the
democrats refused to give the governor
money to arm and feed the soldiers, but
thought Morton may have been sincere and
honest, and on the whole entitled to the mon
ument. Who says democracy is not making
progress?
National Republican., 1884-01-19
House Elections Committee.

In the house committee on elections yester-
day the consideration of the prima facie right
of the case of Garrison VS.. Mayo, of Virginia.
was set for Monday next and the case of
Poole VS.. Skinner was set for next Wednes-
day. Tho chairman was instructed to report
to the house on Monday the result of the
consideration Of tho prima facie evidence of
the Chalmers VS.. Manning case. The report
is that neither is entitled to seat on the
prima facie right. The case will be consld-
cred ON its merits noXt Week.
National Republican., 1884-01-19

THE democratic party has been seriously
ill. Drs Randall, Morrison, and Carlisle
made the diagnosis and decided it case of
Payne in the bowels caused by an overdose
of crude Standard oil taken while under
alteration of mind. DIR. Pendleton recon-
mended an emetc, but " Old Saddlebags," of
Indiana and the others decided on soothing
sirup as the proper remedy.
National Republican., 1884-01-19
CHECKING \ FLANK MOVEMENT.
Commissioner Dudley Reads Congress-
man u Needed Lesson.

commissioners Dudley hcuus n Congress
man u Needed Lesson.
The following lettcr addressed to a member
of the house of representatives by Gen. Dud-
ley, commissioner of PENSIONS is what may
be termed good rcading:"
DEAR SIR: On saturday received note from
you inClOsing sNty-scven slips from claim agent,
which you refer Tor answer. While um entirely
willing TO do everything III my power to tighten
the burden of members of congress by promptly
responding to the calls of their constituents, II
win, as you can readily see, make 1t impossible
for us ever to settle any cases, or give any HtCn
tOn 10 the settlement OF cases. If each member of
congress We're to Usl us for letters of explanation
in the cases Of ali the claim agents of his dis
trict. This claim agent has no ground for
the Necessity Of furnishing the evidence called
for. ] nope you Will excuse Us from the task
of going over lis docket, and thus give Him
precedence as Il claim agent to which lie is not
entitled, and which would put at n d disudvauta.e
other claim agents who are strictly attending to
themselves instead of annoying their member OF
congress with the same, or course do not mean
to say that any reasonable request of yours will
not be complied with, or that will not so 10 any
reasonable amount of trouble TO serve you in the
matter of the business of your constituents, but
that they should attend to their own business
and not paraly2e the Office by dumping upon their
member Of congress their whole docket, and e&-
poCt him TO do the work for which they expect to
get puy, to say nothing OF the embarrassment II
brings to the wo ring force of this Office to thus
give congressional expedition to the calls Of ord-
nary claim agents. Very respectfully,
w. W. DUDLEY
Commissioner Pension ORice
WASHINGTON, Jan. II.
National Republican., 1884-01-19
A Porelne rribmtc.

N0W OTN JVWIW'IOITT -IWTITTl7-T,
"Ellsworth Avengers" was the nom dc plume Of
Il popular New York regiment in the early days OF
The war; but the glorles Of that valiant corps are
fs. fading into nothingncss. The "IIog Avengers
are the avorIte orAtorical military organization at
present. The grunt of the "Hos Avengers has
already caused the rulers of France and Germany
to trenblo in their boots The wild boar Of Ar
dcnnes was a mere sheep to the great American
hog WHOM his brsLleS are up.
National Republican., 1884-01-19
REJECTING THE MEXICAN TREATY
The Senate scorns the Injunction to Tah'
Mhat the Lord provides.

The Senate scOrns the injWaCtion to Take
What the Lord Provides.
The senate in executive session rejected
the Mexican reciprocity treaty yesterday.
Several amendments were proposed to tho
treaty, the most important being one to add
cotton fabrics TO the list of eXpOrtablo arti.
clcs and another extending tho time for rati
iicaton of the treaty four months. All were
defeated except the last mentioned, which
was adopted by u majority vote. Senators
Aldrich Jones of Florida, Conger, and Haw-
ley mado speeches against the treaty, and
Senators Salisbury and Lapham in its favor.
At o'clock the debate came to an end, in
accordance with the understanding of Thurs.
day, and tho vote was taken, thirty-ninc
senators voting for ratification and twenty
against it, the Affirmative vote being one less
than the two-thirds necessary for ratfca-
tiou. Before the result was announced Sona-
tor Morgan, who voted for ratification,
changed his Vote in order TO enter u motion
to reconsider leaving the vote 3S to 81. 4
motion was then made to adjourn over until
Monday, and was lost. Senator Morgan
made his motion to reconsider, and shortly
afterward u second motion was made to
adjourn until Monday and it was carried.
IT is said that in view of the possibility Of
n failure on the part of the senate to reach
tho point of final action before next Sunday,
tho Mexican minister and the representatives
of the United States looking to an extension
of time and that an affirmative understand
ing had been reached.
The opinion prevails however, that the
action of yesterday is final, and that the vote
to extend the time for consideration has no
validity, inasmuch as it requires tho con-
currcnce of the Mexican government and
that the motion to reconsider must be inop-
eratve for tho reason that tho senate will
not again be in session until the time for
ratification according to the tcrms OF the
ORIGINAL treaty has expired.
The following is believed to be correct
statement of the vote in detail:
YeGs-BIessrs. Bayard, Beck, Blair, Bowen
Cameron Of Wisconsin, Cockreli, Coke, Col
quit, Cullom, Dawes, Dolph, Edmunds, Frye,
Garland, George, Harris, Harrison, Hill,
Hoar, Ingalls,, jackson, Jones of Nevada,
Lapham, Logan, Mcmillan, Mcpherson, Man
derson, Maxey, Miller of California, Miller
of New York, Morgan, Pendlcton, Plumb,
pugh, Salisbury, Sawyer, Slater Vost, and
WilsOn-30.
Nays-Mes3rs Aldrich, Brown, Butler,
Call, COngcr, Gibson, Hale, Hawley, Jonas,
Jones of Florida, Kenna Malone, Mitchell,
Morrill,, Palmer, Pike, Platt, Rddlcbcrger,
Vance, and Van WyGk--20.