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, 1891-09-03
THEY'RE ENTHUSIASTIC.
The Douglas Soldiers Shout Loud,
for CHEYENNE.

lbOuBlhs oThpnlC.l
All the boys, from colonel to camp fol
lower, are completely gone on Chey-
enne and its people. Some of them don't
want to go TO heaven when they de-
they just want to go to Cheyenne. They
say that for hospitality, liberallty, court
esv, kindness, chivalry, and everything
brave, noble and grand, the people of
Cheyenne beat the world. 1t would take
columns to priat wen a summary of the
praises they are saying for Cheyenne and
its people, so we will not attempt it. We
have interviewed a large majority OF them
as to their preference for the place
for holding the next encampment,
and every man, without a single exception,
is enthusiastically in favor of Cheyenne.
Many declare that unless it is held at
Cheyenne they will not attend. The peo-
pie of Cheyenne have surely captured
company + and the LIST. regimental band
and if there is anything IN Central Wyom.
ing that Cheyenne wants the boys will
take 1t down to them or have a fight that
will compare with Gettysburg.
AT a business meeting held this morn,
ing the following resolution were passed
unanimously:
ResotUed, That a vote of thanks is
hereby extended Mayor Bresnahen, the
Board of Trade and the citizens of Chey.
enne, as well as Co. B, W. N. G., fol
their kind treatment and many courtesies
extended to Co. f and regimental band
during their stay in Cheyenne. We can
not find words to express our appropriations
of the same.
, 1891-09-03
Railroad

New YORK. Sept. 2-Rumors were
current today that there had been a
breach between the directors of the
Union Pacific and the creditors committee
and that the scheme to extend the float
ing debt would fall through. A banking
institution which had made a%loanof $780,
900 Yesterday demanded the money from
the company and failing to get it sold out
the collateral.
President Dillon said today that the
Union Pacific company, pending the ne
gotiations now taking place. promised to
treat all creditors alike. One banking in
stitution insisted on immediate payment
and exercised its power to realize upon
its collateral.
The reports that the creditors com
mittee would add l.. j. Fitzgerald and
Henry B. Hyde to their number at to-
morrow's meeting are denied by members
of the committee.
The rumors which have been current
in regard to the consolidation between the
Chesapeake & Ohio and the Ohio &
Mississippi roads are without foundation.
A statement purporting to come from
official sources, published Yesterday, is to
the effect that the Atchison management
would extend their guarantee notes when
they became due in November. Vice
President Reinhart denies it, and says
the money advanced to the San Fran
cisco by the Atchison in assuming the
floating debt OF hat company, can be OBJ
tanned at any time by the Atchison COM
pany, which has a standing offer at a
good price for the recently authorized
San Francisco bonds, but the manage
ment believes 1t wiser not to sell the Sc
c%urities at present. No negotiations are
pending for any arrangements with the
Denver & Rio Grande road.
, 1891-09-03
SARATOGA NOTES.
improvements Going On IN and About
that Thriving Young CItY.

Special Correspondence
SARATOGA, Aug. 3I.-J. q. Davis of
Rawlins has been in the city looking
after his banking and mercantile business.
G. W. Burdick is in the city. Since
his last trip several business houses and
fine dwellings have been commenced.
He is surprised at Saratoga's rapid
growth. He says hat all his money is
invested in and about here which speaks
OF his confidence. He Is interesting him
self in a large building enterprise here.
d. G. Zimmerman is putting in an
engine, planning aud saw mill at Saratoga
for the purpose of dressing lumber.
G. W. Burdick, Il. G. Ashley, f.
Chatterton and others have arrangements
nearly completed for a two story brick
block with l2O feet frontage. There
will be three store rooms and a bar room
below. The upper story will be occupied
for hotel purposes. The building when
completed will cost about : 5000. 1t will
be located on the corner of Second and
Main streets. Mr.. Burdick bought these
lots at a nominal figure on his last visit
here. Since her he has refused an
advance of several hundred dollars.
Sam Woods, who started a saw mill
last spring in the mountains aud had the
honor of drawing the first load Of lumber
into Gold Hill. has started a lumber yard
in Saratoga and has commenced hauling
lumber for the same.
Things are progressing rapidly toward
the consummation OF the electric light
aud Touring mill enterprise. A large por-
ton of the bonus is subscribed. Applica-
ton has been made for the enlargement
of the Hugus & Mullison ditch to fur
nlsh power for the mill. The water IN
the ditch comes from about two miles up
the river, and when 1t reaches Saratoga
is at a height that furnishes fall and
plenty Of power for a large wheel. 1t is
expected work will begin on it in about
sixty DAYS.
Another large ditch enterprise is being
put through by Williams, Jones, Heather
Il Huston. Surveys have been made and
work will begin soon. They will take the
water out of Encampment creek and take
it north about six or seven miles toward
Saratoga for the present. with the inten-
ton of pushing it on through for twenty
or twenty five miles in the near future.
This will add so. 900 acres more to the
forming lands OF the upper Platte. Any
quantity of water can be easily obtained
from the Encampment.
At a meeting of the owners of the Lake
Greek silver and copper mines it was
unanimously decided to continue develop
ment work and push it forward Oflate
n new vein has made its appearance in
the bottom of the shaft 1t carries more
silver thar the others. and considerable
gold. Mr.. Hupus, who is one of the
principal owners and has extensive inter
ests at Gold Hill and elsewhere, says he
thinks more of this mine than any OF the
Others, He intimates it may be the cause
Of locating a smelter here shortly. All OF
those interested are men Of wealth and
can do as thev see ut.
, 1891-09-03

The earliest mention of wheels in the
Bible is in Exodus xiv, 25, when the
chariot wheels of the Egyptians were
taken off by the Lord; but chariots are
mentioned in Genesis xii, 43. But there
we're older nations than the Egyptians.
The Chaldeans used chariots; the Greeks
-Homer's poems date from about 900
B. Chad chariots at the siege Of
Troy, 1900 B. q. Probably in reality
the wheel is about as early a piece OF
machinery as any now existing. OF
course it has been developed, but the
bicycle wheel of today is a lineal de-
scendant of the section of a log of wood
used by the agricultural peoples thou.
sands of years ago.-New York Sun.
, 1891-09-03
VIII BE Short a Million.

New YORK, Sept. 1.-The Herald
Valparaiso special says: Balmaceda
will not have as much money when
he reaches London as he thought he
would by a million dollars. Deputy
Verduga was captured today at tales,
while on his way out of the country with
the purpose, it is supposed, OF joining
Balmaceda. When turned over to the
authorities at Santiago he had $500, 900
in Chilian bank notes and $500, 600 in
drafts on London. This was confiscated
by the juuta. There is little doubt that
Balmaceda is making his way over the
Andes through tho South Pass. 1t
would be impossible to stop him now.
Minister Egan's friends are doing their
utmost to dispel the impression that he
has acted Extensively as a partisan of the
late government. One OF them, named
Spencer, is authority for the abatement
that 1t was largely due to Egan's efforts
that the president decided to turn over
the government to Baauedeno and give
up the struggle. This was done, SAYS
Spencer, in the face of the on
position of Balmaceda's ministers.
who Insisted that the victory OF
the svolutionlsts at Placilla was not de-
c%isive, and were DESTROYS of keeping up
the fight, despite the fall of Valparaiso.
The bitter feeling against Egan in particu-
lar and Americans in general shows no
sign of abatement
The congressional leaders profess to be
puzzled at the continued refusal of the
state department at Washington to recog-
nize their envoys at the capital, ana are
generally. inclined to attribute the tardl-
ness to Interior motives. though Just what
these may be they do not say. There are
rumors of fat contracts and nitrate
beds in the air, but nothing definite is
specified.
, 1891-09-03

OswEGo, n. Y. Sept. AT the
county fair today a hot-air balloon was
being inflated Tor ascension, a number OF
town people holding the guy ropes. Sud-
denly the balloon took fire and all the
men but George Woods let go the ropes.
In some manner he became entangled in
the ropes and the balloon shot up with
him hanging head down. When the bal
loon reached a height of seventy feet
Woods fell aul was dead when picked up.
, 1891-09-03

s. H. Clifford, New Cassel, WIS, was
troubled with neuralgia and rheumatism,
his stomach was d~isordered, his liver was
affected to an alarming degree, appetite
fell away, and he was terribly reduced in
flesh and strength. Three bottles OF
Electric Bitters cured him.
Edward Shepherd, Harrisburg, Ill.
had a running sore on his leg of eight
years standing. Used three bottles OF
Electric Bitters and seven boxes of Buck.
lens Aruica Salve. and his leg is sound
and well. John Speaker. Catawba. o.,
had five large fever sores on his leg. doc
tors said be was incurable. One bottle
Electric BitteB and one box Bucklen's
ArnIca Salve cured him entirely. Sold at
A. e. Roedel's drug store.
, 1891-09-03

Henry Clews, of New York, devotes
a great deal of time and money to beau
tifying his house. He is particularly
well pleased with any n who expresses
a desire to go through it, and one of the
first rooms he will take a visitor into
is his bathroom. He is said to have ex-
pended $40, 900 on this room. The walls,
floor, bath. in fact, every part of the
-oom, is of onyx.-Upholsterer.
, 1891-09-03

WASHINGTON, Sept, Secretary Fos-
ter saId this afternoon that the extension
OF time was made because of the fact, de-
veloped by correspondence, that some
holders OF bonds, through absence or
other causes, had been unable to present
them for continuance Ia the tune specified.
The total continued under the circular of
July 2,to date is 1913. $4,000. The total
amount of AZ per cents presented for re-
demption Is $6,477, 700.
, 1891-09-03
The World Enriched.

The facilities of the present day for Ia
production of everything that will COT
duce 10 the material welfare and comCori
Of mankind are almost unlimited ar[
@hcn Syrup of Figs was first produce
he world was enriched with the o IL
perfect laxative known, as it is the only
remedy which is truly pleasing md re
fcshing to The taste and prompt and
enectua1 to cleanse hi system gently in
The Spring time or, in fact, at any time
and the better it is known the more pop
ular IL bccomes-
, 1891-09-03
SPARKS FROM THE WIRES.

Mr.. Spurreon is very weak and unable
to take food.
Ex-Congressman W. l. Scott arrived
at Newport, r. l., Yesterday by special
train. The doctors think his case is hope
less.
The matrimonial alliance between the
czarewitch of Russia and the Princess
Marie of Greece, his cousin, will be
formally announced in the near future.
The concentration of French troops for
m%aDoeuvres in which they have been
ordered to engage has beer completed in
a manner which the minister of war pro-
nounce satisfactory. The first series of
manoeuvres begins today.
Fire yesterday destroyed over sixteen
blocks In the business portion of The
Dalles, Ore. 1t was famed by a high
wind and it was late IN the evening before
1t was gotten under control A rough es-
innate places the loss at 100000
, 1891-09-03
kingston Defeats Marion C.

CHICAGO, Sept. AT Garfield park
today Is. people saw Kingston retrieve
his lost laurels by easily defeating his
former conquerer, Marion c., in a race
for a special purse of 5000. The day
was a perfect one for racing aud the track
was fast and smooth. The starters we're:
Verge dor. l22, Griffin, 5 to /; Kingston,
l22. Hamilton, ! to .; Marion c., l19,
Fitzpatrick. 4 to !. There was no delay
at the start and Kingston was quickly a
neck ahead of Marion c., with Verge
dor a neck behind. Passing the stand
Verge dor jumped forward and in max
ing the first turn was two lengths before
Kingston, who vas a length to the good
from Marion @. These positions were
unchanged for a half mile, but at the
three-quarters Kingston began to move
up RAPIDLY. He soon had the race at his
mercy. and cantered In an easy winner by
three lengths. Fitzpatrick worked hard
on Marion G.. and succeeded in collarine
verge dor at the last sixteenth pole, and
passed under the wire second, a length
>ao a half before Verge dor. Time, 1854,
, 1891-09-03

Boston-Boston 4. Columbus 9.
Observation-Disclosures A., Milwaukee 2.
Twelve innings.
Washington-Louisville game post
poned; rain.
Philadelphia Athletic 4, st. Louis 5.
, 1891-09-03
Western Association.
Omaha-Omaha l, Denver S.

The commerce of Italy for the seven
months ending July 81 shows a marked
falling off compared with the same period
last year. Imports decreased 800, SOC, 900
in value and exports $4,000. 900 during
the same period. Revenue from customs
has fallen off 81. 300, 900.
, 1891-09-03
UNION PACIFIC AFFAIRS
The Road May Pass Into a
Receivers Hands.
Startling Rumors, Afoat in
New York Yesterday.
Robbers Hold Up a Southern
Pacific Train.

SPeSiai Dispa'Sh W Inc LehueI.
OMAHA, Sept. Omaha railway pco-
pie here expect papers to be filed any mo-
ment putting the Union Pacific in a re
ceivers hands.
, 1891-09-03
One Fare TO cheyenne, wyo.. and

One Fare TO CHEYENNE, Nyo.. and
Return,
For the second annual interstate miners
convention to be held Sept. 7 to IL a
rare opportunity to visit the capital city OF
Wyoming. Ask your Union Pacific
agent for particulars as to date of sale.
limits, etc.
, 1891-09-03

AID ; Is With great success everywhere.
oesps,, ,;pidly supplanting every other
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s 8.

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fbaa belt bet neue Bunoes : 5enetor
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meme &ebe.
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beae Raufmann utleD, uel9er fi6 msbs
rere Wo@en lang an ben grmedungs.
8eriammlungen BET Baptiiten bethel.
ligt batte, pl6blt@ mabnRnnig.
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len bes States, NIT Musnabme lul.
der, bon no 9agelfaa beri9tet tpirb,
lauten iiberaus giinifig, pentt au9 In
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ber Baumtp0Qe, nod etpas 3urtG IT..
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men Glagen iiber &sgenmangeI.
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weis bafir gu retSeidnen, oaB ber or
teff9e Drummer inner mebr anf6net,
aud in Reras fir Electromagnetic in
Dienft genDmmen gu nerben. Nuf Der
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gelesten &eisfarm, iber wel@e mir fritz
bet i6on beri6tet baben, III In ben leB'
ten 9ageu elm FOLDER $40 SUB tiefer
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bung fommen.
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Seros &eaI Gftate A6octation nit teras
nii@er Nderbaus, Subufries unb Wi>
leralpro6utten belaben nod etu paar
mittleren, nefli9en unb n6rbli9en
Staten Der Union abi6iden mirb, BON
Waeo abgeben. 9ie &eiie besielben 1T
auf SIS Monate bere9net. unt bic
Rotten BET unternebmung tperben bon
ber @eieui@aft beftritten.
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Gin ,teaes Jabrsems.

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WaKer 9eIocipeb, befen Grinder on
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tenn elatilhem StablhrabtgeHe9t, wdbs
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beim 0eIOc;psb mittelt Srei5rabes,
fonoern tpie bel Der 9rdiine bur6 bic
6anb mitteIf 2urbellberiebung. Das
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lanst, betuest i6 bieies Gabrseug Obae
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Npti5 fitr Stemer5abler !

Gas @eri6t ber gountp. gommiKGre
BON 8erar @OuniD pirb oIs Gteueraus.
glei9unesbeb6rbe ("Board of Equalizs
ation") am Montag ben 8. SUM-, UNI
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bod ab3ei9dbt ieien, tperoen bierbur9
erlu6t. ibre 8ei@merben in Der bonn
@eieBe oOrgei@riebeuen Weiie borau.
bringen, unb 5uar an benz genannten
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na6ber.
8er6fentIi@t auf MnOrbnun9 oer
COUNTY @ommiRdre.
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GTNl f@rift un6 Nmts : Siesel,
San Nntonio, Seras, ben 81. Mai,
1891.
Sbab. %. Smith,
CLEFT bes County, @eri6ts bon 8erar
Gountp.
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@eimmbbeit 1T Meidltbmm

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Sin 0e1ebrter ftirbt Snuaers.

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