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Important Labor Convention.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. l4.-One of the
most important labor conferences held for
a long time convened to day in this city.
1t comprises the presiding officers and
general executive board Of the Knights of
Labor and American Federation of Labor.
Powderly will be here before the confer
ence concludes. They will consider the
eight hour movement. The federation
want the knights to join in a general de-
mand for a shorter day May l next, while
it is said that Powderly would like TO
have action deferred until after the SEES.
sion OF the general assembly next month.
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They Charge Fraud.

HELENA. Oct. 1.-THE Independent
says: The canvassers in the Silver Bow
county to day threw out the vote in what
is known as the railroad precinct, which
gave a Democratic majority of ia. This
action, if withheld by the courts. will seat
the entire Republican delegation from
that county-eleven members-overcome
the Democratic majority in the legislature
and give the Republicans control of the
legislature. The Democratic managers
will ask for a writ of mandamus to COM
pei the canvassers to count the rejected
precinct. Throwing out this vote, while
reducing Toole's vote for governor. does
not overcome his majority.
ST. PAUL, Oct. IA Pioneer Press
special from Helena says the news from
Butte that the canvassing board had
thrown out the Homestake precinct was
received with Joy by the Republicans be.
cause. if sustained by the courts, it vii. in
sure Republican control of the legislature.
As the returns now declared the legisla-
ture stands: Senate, Republicans s, Dem
ocrats s; house, Republicans 80, Demo-
Gratis 81
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Arthur Opposed to Federation.

KANSAS CRY, Oct ll4.-Chief Arthur,
who is on his way to Denver to attend the
coming convention of Brotherhood of Lo-
connective Engineers said. ut will be the
most important ever held in the brother
hood. This question Of federation with
other laborers will be decided. | am op-
posed to federation and If the order is not
maintained separately and distinct from
all other organizations the engineers must
look for a new chief.
DENVER, Oct. Fifty delegates to
The national convention of locomotive en-
gineers, which convenes here Wednes-
day arrived to-day. Chief Arthur and
First Grand Engineer Ingraham with
other officers are expected in the morning.
Fine Greeley Potatoes at
Il. 8. JOHNSTON & BRo's
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NICHOLSON, Mass, Oct. IA fatal
ARRAY occurred here to-day, virtually the
outgrowth Of the Osika tragedy of last
year in which Druggist Vamoa was assis-
sinated. The case against DR.. Tctt,
charged with completely, was dismissed
to day for lack of proper evidence. AT
ter this <. Q. Collins, one of the wit
nesses against Tett, was heard talking
about the matter outside. Tett went
home, got a shot gun and returned and
finding Collins talking to several people at
the cour house fired two loads of
buckshot into his face, killing him in
stantly. f. Peterton, a bystander, was
seriously wounded. Collins's brother-in-
law, j. w. Turner. then opened fire on
Tett with a pistol and the doctor was ia.
tally wounded, dying in a short time.
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PRATT, Kas.. Oct. 1T. w. Giblin.
examiner and general agent of the Lock-
wood Mortgage company Of Wellington,
Kas., left a month ago on a trip through
Northwestern Kansas in the Interest of
his company. SIuce then pothing has
been heard of him and his friends fear
foul play. He had on his person So, 500
OF the coImpany's funds, Giblin's prop
erty has been attached by the company,
which claims he is a defaulter to them to
the amouat of 81, 900.
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SPARKS FROM THE WIRES.
The Italian government has declared a
protectorate over Abyssinia.

The Italian government has declared a
protectorate over Abyssinia.
In the Episcopal convention in New
York yesterday a number of matters
were brought up. but no action was taken
on any of them.
The championship rowing race yester-
day between Neil Matterson and George
Bubear from Putney to Mort lake was
won by the former by eight lengths.
The American delegates to tie mari
time congress had an informal conference
yesterday. The first formal meeting of
the whole body will be held Wednesday.
John Howard. engineer, Frank Razor
and Edward Heinton were instantly
killed yesterday by the explosion of a
boiler in Heintont' sorghum mill at
Bucyrus, O.
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stocks and Carrle Markets.

New YORK. Oct. l4-The stock
market was exceptionally f%everish and I'M
settled and in portions weak to-day. al
though the general run of railroad stocks
was well supported and a few displayed
~undoubted strength. Industrial stocks
were the weak spot in the market and
they. served to check the advancing tend
ency. The market continued feyerish
and unsettled the entire day. and finally
closed rather heavy, though final prices
are iractionally higher that those of Sat
urday in all but a few instances.
Government bonds dull and steady.
Petroleum opened steady at 994, and
after a slight advance the market became
became quiet aud remained SO until the
close, which was steady at 999
American cotton seed oil 405.
Money on call easy at 5(97 per cent,
closing offer at 6 per cent. Prime mer.
camille paper at SHOT per cent.
Following are closing Prices of stocks:
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about the Superb Pullman Dining Cars
which have been recently placed in SER
vice via the Union Pacific, The Over
land Route2" 1t you have, and want to
get a sumptuous meal while travelling,
don't fail to take the train on which these
Diners run. They run on the fast Vesti-
bule Express between Council Bluffs and
Denver and on the Overland Flyer be-
tween Council Bluffs and Portland.
Meals, which cannot be surpassed in
any of the first class hotels in the country,
are served in these cars at 75c each.
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The Brakemen,. Convention.

ST. PAUL. Oct. 1.-THE first annual
convention of the Brotherhood of Railway
Brakemen was held last night, but no
actual business can be transacted until to-
morrow, VIXEN the committee on creden-
tials will report. The sessions of the con-
vention will be secret except that of TO-
night which was public and was in tho
nature Of a reception to the delegates.
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Assassinated.

LOUISVILLE, Oct. 14.-News has been
received that j. Cawood and Hezekiah
Hall were shot down from ambush last
week ten miles from Harlan. CawCod
was a wealthy farmer and Hall a farm la
borer. Cawood was a brother-in-law of
Judge Lewis who attempted last summer
to arrest Will Howard and his gang of
outlaws. Howard is suspected of com
plicity in the assassination.
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WASHINGTON, Oct. 1.-THE supreme
court, October term, met to day and I'M
mediateIy adjourned to call on the presi
dent.
The following attorneys were admitted
to practice-Joseph p. Kelly of San
Francisco. Robert t. Develin of Sacra-
mento. James d. Page of San Francisco,
and j. Warner Mills of Denver.
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BosToN, Oct. 14.-Dispatches from
Nantucke ct, Chatham and New Haven re,
port a terrific storm raging. Considerable
wreckage has been picked up off Nan
tucket. One body has been washed
ashore. In the Boston harbor this after
noon a captain and one sailor of a fishing
schooner were washed overheard and
drowned.
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A Steamer

New YORK, Oct. 1.-THE steamer
Gilbert arrived this morning from Ham
burg, towing the disabled steamer Italy
from the same port. The Italy broke her
propeller shaft Oct. ! and was taken in
tow Oct. 10 by the Gilbert and broughtto
this mort
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EDINBURG, Oct. 1.-THE earl of Gal.
loway was a~rraigaed this morning at Dum-
fries on a charge of having made an indie
cent assault upon a child named Gibson.
The little girl gave her testimony in re-
gard 10 the nature of the offense and the
testimony was corroborated by other wit
nesses. A statement by the defense to
disprove the testimony was read and the
earl was acquitted.
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Northwestern.
New York Cen

CHICAGO. Oct. IA. -Cattle-Receipts,
5000. Market steady for good. lower
for others. Choice to extra beeves, S4.60
@4.S0; steers. So S0G440; stockers and
feeders. 81. 75@2 90; Texas cattle. So 90
@3.25; western rangers, 81. 75(G3.75.
Sheep-Receipts l0.000. NJ steady
for good. others weaker. Natives. So. 90
OATS; Westerns, $3.50(94.10; Texans,
50 O0@4.l0.
Wheat.-Market strong and higher.
October 80B, December s2s, May $50.
Corn-Market easy. October 3It, No
vember, 3lt, May 33f.
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NEWARK, n. j., Oct. IA strike
occurred to-day among the journevmen
bakers employed at Titles cracker bakery.
1t is expected the strike will extend all
over the city and throw 500 men out.
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A C. A. II. DefauIter.

NEW HAVEN, Conn, Oct. IA SEN
sation has been created by the discovery of
a deficiency of $4,000 in the accounts of
VIM. M. Stow, quartermaster of Admiral
Foote Post G. A. sR. Stow has been
q~uartermaster for seven years and stood
high IN social circles.
, 1889-10-15

I ne largest stock of fine brandies, old
WHISTLES, choice hQueurs and superfine
cigars at George Masteu's well known
house, corner Sixteenth and Ferguson
streets
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SUFFERING J0HNST0WN
Over 300 Cases of Typhoid Fe-
yer in the Inflated Town.
The Red Cross Society Doing
Noble Work.
True Bills Found Against the
Cronin Jury Bribers.
Poor Johnstown.

YOUNGSTOWN, Pa, Oct. l5.-It is esti-
mated there are over 200 cases of typhoid
fever here. The Red Cross Society is do
ing everything possible for the relief Ct
the sick.
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AMONG THE BALL TossERs.
Association Games.
AT PHILADELPHIA.

fssOtIHtIOH UHnHtSs
AT PHILADELPHIA.
Score: Athletics Is, Baltimore 3.
Game called at end of the fifth inning
account of darkness.
AT CINCINNATI.
Cincinnati /, St Louis 5.
AT LOUISVILLE.
Score: Louisville 5, Kansas City L.
AT COLUMBUS.
Score: C1lumbus /, Brooklyn 6.
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.
OFFICE OF COUNTY TREASURER AND
COLLECTOR OF TAXES.
CHEYENNE SEPT ia 1909

COLLECTOR OF TAXES.
CHEYENNE, SEPT. 16, 1886,
TERRITORY oF WYOMING, -,
COUNTY OF LARAMIE. 81
All persons and corporations liable to
taxation are hereby notified that the tax
list of Laramie county. for the year 1889,
has, on this the third Monday in Septem-
Der, A. d.. 1889, been placed in my hands
for collection, according to law. Said
taxes are now due and payable at my of
fee without further notice.
Any tax remaining unpaid on the 3Oth
day of November, 1889, will be delin-
quent and subject to the addition of a
penalty of ten QO) per centum, together
with interest and cost of collection.
ISAAC BERGMAN,
County Treasurer and Collector OF Taxes.
Fine Greeley Potatoes at
L. s. JOHNSTON & BRO's.
ICE.
Lake Mahpalutah ice. j. L. Murray,
1916 Ferguson street.
Job printing at the Leader office.
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Send two cents 10 stamps to r. l. To-
max, general passenger agent Union Pac-
ciic railway. Omaha. Neb., and secure u
copy of Outdoor Sports and Pastimes,
containing complete rules for lawn tennis,
croquet and base ball; Just issued.
, 1889-10-15

.Y'OH can get for So n Uery
fur neaNs's sniE at M.
Marks. CAL and see for
yourself.
, 1889-10-15

For good hack service call telephone No. 9.
, 1889-10-15

document in poor Photographic c"noA'l'H'
, 1889-10-15

BLOCK SMITH & HARRINGT0NS. Seventeenth
CAREY BLOCK.

Dept; Cheyenne, Hyo.
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TaB SUPREME COURT.
The Orders Made b. this Court at Charles.
ton Saturday, .,r

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The Orders Made By this Court at Charles,
ton Saturday. IN
The Supreme Court Of Appeals met ct
Charleston Saturday, with Judges sny'
der, English and Brapnop present, The
following orders were made;
BFumaeld ys, Rnslgn Manufacturing
Co., from Cabell county; petition fol
writ OF error refused.
Bodley vs.. Archibald, from Ohio coun.
ty; submitted by consent,
Baldwin 4 90. ys, Van Wagner, from
Cabell county; submitted by consent.
Roger vs.. 0'Neal, from Barbour coun.
ty; opinion by Brannon; decree Of Cir.
cult Court corrected so as 10 require
payment Of sos %, aud thus corrected,
affirmed,
seabright vs.. seabright, from Ohio
county opinion by English; decree Of
Circuit Court affirmed.
Morgan vs., Blatchleby, from Randolph
couRty; opinion by English; decree OF
Circuit Court reversed and cause re.
manded.
Gllchrist, ct ala, vs.. Besweek, et'als,,
from Tucker county; opinion by sny.
deri decree OF Circuit Court reversed and
cause remanded. ~
State vs. Gilman, from Barbour coun.
ty; opinion by Snyder; Judgment re.
versed and case dismissed. In this case
the Court holds that that portion Of sec.
|, chap, so, code Of 1887, which provides
that no person without q State license
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A BELMONT MAILER
Secures Patent On 4 New seli,fesd,s At.
tnehment-Its ATorits.

tAehhAphE-Ahf AAtFt3t
Mr., Harry Frazier, a we'll known Bel
mont mill mailer, returned Saturday
from Washington, D. O., where he has
been for the purpose Of securing a pat
emit on new selfieeding attachment
which he has invented and which Is
said 70 possess decided advantages over
selt.teedeFs now in use, One OF the new
machines has been In operation in the
Belmont factory for several days past,
aud worked like charm, and In q few
days another will be set up in the La
Belle, where II will be given thorough
test.
One Of the leading features Of the new
attachment is that Il does away with the
iron rod, 10 which the nippers holding
the iron plate are attached, which will,
1t Is said, result In 0 saving oil
from $1,000 to $1,000 in each factory
every year, The Frazier patent attach
ment uses q wooden rod, which costs
next thing TO nothing, and which is said
to answer the purpose fully as well az
though made oil iron or steel, Another
claim Is that II Is much more ample than
the old, and that 1t can, therefore, be very
easily understood. Many Of the parts
essential to the old attachment are done
away with; the Frazier attachment has
no screws requiring changes when q diff
ferent sized rod Is used. A rod OF large
diameter can be taken out and asmaller
one inserted, or vice versa without stop
ping the machine.
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MAsQSIC MEETINGS

To lie Held in This City This week-The
Grand Lodge A. +. and A. N.
The Grand Royal Arch Chapter Of
West Virginia will meet in grand Rnuu'
al convention at the Masonic hall in
this Cityg,oorner Twelfth and Main
streets, at noon to-day. A full attend
auce lromspDordlnate chapters 10 looked
for. This evening Wheeling Union
Chapter No. / will hold a stated conyo-
cation and do work In the degrees for
the benefit al the visiting companions.
Tomorrow evening the Masonic Grand
Lodge will assemble here In grand annual
communication, This gathering will be
held in the g. A. R. hall on Main street.
The reason fpr Heetlng In that h4l y
that It Is larger than the present Masonic
quarters here and will better accommo.
date the number Of representatives
who will DO present, Alter the
business o! the evening Is concluded
the Grand Lodge will be banquet
ted at the Hotel Windsor by a
number q the lPEsl AEethEsgP; Tickets y. :
Lodge, and TO the brethren who have
provided the banquet, and who are ex.
pected 10 participate in the same.
Wednesday will be devoted TO commit:
tee work, and that evening officers will
be elected and the lodge adjourned.
II has been two or three years since
the Grand Lodge A. f. and A. NJ. met
here. The ahnIal meetings Of this body
are always notable events, as they bring
together leading citizens from all parts
of the State. n
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uen lIurnn,s sunday SCHOOL.

Ben Hogan began Q work yesterday
which q entirely new in this city. He
was assisted By Hon. g. w. Atkinson
and Rev !. r. B. Arnold, and they con.
Quoted q Hon.septarian Sabbath School
10 the Wheellnep's headquarters. The
house was tiled with children, few Of
whom probably ever attended Sabbath
School. Mr.. Hogan and Mr.. Arnold ex.
hibited Btereopticon views Of the Holy
Land and scenes from Bible history,
which seemed 10 interest the children.
Mr.. Atkinson led the singing and gave
several effective talks. On the whole
the meeting was success, and II con.
tinued, will oil avacanCy which has long
existed In the city. Last night Mr..
Hogan talked on "Work.p Thehall was
jammed, and people stood up In an al.
most solid mass. s - lata
Mr.. Sawyer spoke last eveuingin the
English Lutheran church, on Sixteenth
street, 81 90. 4if Rttrpr
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Inluranoe ouIe.ly Adiu.tetl.

Adjuster s. g. Williams, Of Cincinnati
with Appraisers BERNARD Klevis, Mil
lard Gelsy and Louis Hartong, last Fri
day completed their estimate Of the
damage and loss on Charles Loefiler'l
building, recently occupied by MeSsrs
McMechen & Son, which was damaged
by Are on The evening Of October go
The" loss was assessed at S92l. The
building was insured in the Standard, OIL
this city, and the company on Saturday
handed Mr.. Loet1ler q check for the
amount In tpll, This was quick work,
and speaks well for the company's lib
eral spirit in dealing promptly with
their patrons. :.
tits understood that Mr.. Loetler, In
reatting his property, will thoroughly
moderhiSe the building by putting In .
new front with plate glass windows and
otherwise remodel the place so as To
make II q strictly frstclass business
stand. This work will be done at once,
and MCMechen & Son expect to be do;
ing business at the old stand In about
Ona fnnnLhia time
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THE WEEK OF PRAYER
To be obscusd by the Y.M.c.A. COM
meneeil Yesterday,

To be ObscFged by thp y. NJ. CA. CONF
menrei Yesterday
Yesterday the Young Mems Christian
Association entered upon a very impo-
tant period in It's work-the work set
apart all overthe world for special prayer
for young men. Each year this has
proved time Of special interest in the
Association. Tbs active workers OF the
Association have for some yeekp looked
forward TO this time very dopefut Of
good results.
Each night iorthe next two weeks a
meeting will be held foF young men.
These meetings will be conducted by the
ministers Of the city aud the members Of
the Association. The singing will be an
attractive feature. At . O'clock tonight
Mr., W, A. List will lead the meeting and
1t will be addressed by Rev. pr. Gun.
ningham. All men are heartily invited.
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Renl Eslate sales.

Saturday AuctlopeeF HeFyey sold at
the front door Tot the court House the
properly out the Hempdeld road, oppo.
site the Mt. de Chantaf property, known
as the Kimberly farm, to Col. Thomas
o'Brien, for s9,7lO. The property con.
tains about IS acres.
Real Estate Agent Halter sold on Sat
urday the Matthew Reefs property at the
corner Of Eighth and Market streets, to
Hermann and Joseph Rees for 8,7pp.
He also Gold the Riley property, on
South Broadway, to Mrs. Thomas Young,
for 1925.
The Allen farm, a Marshall county
property Of 1870 acres, was offered for
sale Saturday, but was only bid Up to
$4,000. The sale was adjourned for two
weeks.
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ABOuT pEOPLE.
Strangers in tho City and wheeling People
Abroad.

Strangers iii the City and wheeling People
Abroad.
Miss Florence OFT has returned from
olarksbprs YAerpshe has been the guest
Of friends.
Mr.. g. W. Boss, one Of the active Re.
publipans Of Peasants county, was In
the city yesterday,
Among those registered at the stamm
Saturday were ]. s. Furbee, Of Manning
ton, and D. NJ. Shinn, Of shinnBton.
Col. Thomas o'Brlen was among those
who left here Saturday evening for Bal
tlmore to attend the big Catholic Con-
gress.
Mrs. May Dreyer, OF Draw Hill, AL
leghepy, Pa, Is visiting her cousin, Mrs,
John Coleman, on Txenty.seyenth
street.
Mr.. I. Mexican Parkinson, Of Phila.
delphia, one OF the handsomeet men on
the road, 10 again In town and as usual
Is stopping at the Stamm.
DR.. D. i. Best, OF the Island, leaves 10.
day 10 absent himself from the city for
four or Ave days. Rumof has II that hU
will be accompanied by abfide on bis
return.
Hon. q. s. Long, Clerk Of the Supreme
Court Of Appeals, arrived here from
Charleston last evening. Mr.. Long ID
here for the purpose Of attending the
Masonic Grand Lodge. 81,
MI. r, W. Morrow, late Of the livery
erm OF Carter 4 Morrow, has gone to
Owensbntg, Ky. Previous 70 Bic de.
parturo number Of bis friends Sur
hfiBed him a. tho Office Of tho firm by
presenting him with agold watch chain.
Hon. John Cofcoran, Of this city, a
member Of the Local Union A. r. @,
w. u, and MI William Dillon. OIL
Plltaburph, Secretary Of this orgahlza
ton, are The two delegates who will
represent the I1linlA Ia tie Convention
ol'the American Federation Of Labor 10
DO held In Boston next month,
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The wife Of Thomas Stevens died rather sud,
denly yesterday Aftaf short sick spell. This
will DO SnIToWiul news for her many friends.
She was formerly Mis- Jessie Mash, and had
hnnn married nnlYa ihR abort mhnihl,
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seyera! boys In the Fourth ward have built on
vacant lot In that ward glass furnace identi,
cal With the bottle works furnace, lueS and al
snnni "a thA khRda A ira hnilI
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The water hoard ana chisholm.

The Water Board met again Saturday
with Contractor Chisholm, aud made
a series Of attempts to come to
some agreement with him, hut tue
meeting was entirely unproduCtiye
Of results, and Mr., Chisholm left for his
home In East Liverpool, not TO return
until some time during the week.
1t Is not given out whether
another conference will be held. There
iB no apparent sign Of q settlement,
and all negotiations are OF for The
present. Mr.. Chisholm made several
propositions looking 10 compromise,
but the Board could not afordss to az:
cepI any Of them.