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Cheyenne Daily Leader.
il. ouri'Kl- - U*roi>rl<-n.r
Kill DAY, JUNE 20, 1873.
RAILROAD TIME TABLE
UNION I'AI IKK lUII.KOAI*.
I HIM fk I'I.JM K ~T DKI’AjfT ITEff.
'i-r ... 1:1«J». u. inwHH Ij-Op.m.
Mlm« . . in. ; Ml\**J I:*J (i. in.
K-wiirhl .7:10a. m. , Freiuhl. 7:«)n. m
»IUU»« ri»*» »K"T. DHI'ABT «A»T.
Pasaungcr .. *:!sp- m. I Pysenger. ..tM p. n.
Mixed ».40ti. in. I Mixed 10.15 p. in
preigbt 17:50 p. m. ! Freight *i:UO p. ni
Train* between harantla aud Omaha run ui
Omaha (line. arbtoli ia *i mlnutca faeter Him
Chcycßßs time.
DK.NYKK PACIFIC iIAILItOAD.
A HRI v | T9OJI l»Ol tii. uipakt ■Ol’¥r.
gxure** 1.-OO p. ni. | Express 3:45 p *n.
reighl -4:30 1» »*»• I Freight 8:40 ». ....
Train* pa the D.P.lUilwAy run on Omaha time.
.flail Arrival* and Departurra.
Cuiil further notice the Postoftice wiM be open
for deliverr and reception of mail matter from H
■ in. to ft p, n». dally. r*x#ept Rnnday*, and on
Sunday* one hour after arrival of wcatern mall.
O.nalia time 1j tb* lime of tho wfiict.
Money order office oj»eii from Ba. m. to tt p. ni. ,
daily, .xcept Sunday !•.
Western mailt* close daily at ; :10 p. m. ' t
Eastern mail? close dally at 1:15 p. in
Dsnxer Pacific It. It.. Includini! Denver and
southern utnila, closo at 1:15 p. in. daily.
Mailt arrive from mat dally at 1:10 p m., arid
from the west daily at 9:15 p. m.
Malls arrivo from Denxer, Col . and way, via
Df-nver Pacific It. R.. at 1 p. m. daliy.
Mails close for Port Laramie and Fort Keltor
mis on at 4:50 p. tn.
Malls arrive from Port Laramie and Fort Pet
terman Mondays at 10:50 n. in.
.Mali* a rive fro n Iron Mountain on Tlmr.-dny
at 6 p. tn.
Mails t-so to for Iron Mountain on Monday ni
H.3> a m.
W. \V. OORLKTT. Postmaster.
|iT()ar Authorized Adverttsinu Agent" tor the
Lnanan are. In New York, 8. n. l’ettemrlll A Co..
17 Tark How, Gen. |>. H-»w c*ll A Co., 40 Park How, t
end Hudson A ■ net. 21 Park How; In Chicago,
Cook, Coburn A Co., 87 Dearborn st: lu 8t Louts.
Rheffleld .t Stone. 4511 North Sixth st : and In ( In
•Innall. Pont. Cobttrtl A Tavlor, 11, IMke'a Opera
flanae bulldlut'.
Mr. r. A Rnckln :linmhasbfenappoln»ed genc
rat for the Cheyenne Dally and Wyomin
Weekly Learnt He in authorized to solid! •ih
srrlpllnns for »h«* two editions of the Leau.’li.
to collect bill* duo this office mid to take or -
for lob p inti.ig. which orders will ho exec ;,d
without delay and !• a neat and workmanlike
manner.
y—— II _ . l ■
~U. I*. trains on time to-dny.
—Rev. Hlieldon Jackson, Supt. of
Presbyterian Missions, is making ar
rangements to locate n minister at
Cheyenne, in tho plncoof Rev. Win.
G. Koplmrt. There will lie preach
ing In tlie Presbyterian church on the
first Hahhath in July.
- .
Warlike Preparations In Knrope
The celebrated Itull Run Russel, in 1
a letter to the Ijondun Times of a re
cent date, written from Vienna.gives
the following interesting account of
the political situation in Europe:
“Just now there is, in the relations |
of Franco with tho Empire of Uer- j
many, n great deni lo occupy JJis
marck’s attention. If my informa
tion is correct, and I have reason to
believe It is, the reserves are armed,
and those ill Posen and Silesia arc
actually ready to move. There Is
considerable display of troo|>s in Rer
un. I attributed this to the prepa
rations for the mililary spectacle, hut
I am told it refers to the relations J
have spoken of. The complications
which led to this are the demands for
explanations from tho President of!
the French Republic of Ids reference i
to the army, in Ids expression of a 1
hope for the speedy liberation of the
territory. Tho story goes that the I
Prussian minister Ims asked wind
that meant, Anti n distinct re
ply must be given by next Wednes
day. Marshal McMahon cannot hes
itate to disclaim any warlike inten
tions, hot it cannot he denied that
there is intense distrust and much
uneasiness in Germany. The nrepa
rations in Austria and Hungary, the 1
introduction of new arms ami arma
ments, the attention paid to military 1
subjects, the speech Qf the Arch Duke 1
to the Poles, the attitude ol the non-
German press, all cause dlstru-O, and
the suggestion that Austria is afraid
of Russia, is met with hy an expres
sion of entire disbelief. And what
could Europe do in the face of a new
invasion of France hy North Germa
ny? It Is not easy to seo what Aus- i
tria could do. It is almost certain a
perfect understanding exists between
Russia and Prussia, that the fonnei
will not permit Austria to assume an '
offensive attitude, If the latter feels
called U|Min to direct her troops into
the French provinces lately evacuat
ed. Th« policy of England under
the present administration Is, “Flat
pax runt coetum.” Wo wo may yet
witness a renewal of the territorial
diaturUtn-NSi which marked tho ac
tion of the first French Pmpire. The
very earth groans under the weight
of the armies in Prussia and Northern
Germany. The evil is fell and Is;
declare! to be intolerable, bin is
accepted ns inevitable so long as
Austria and Franco are arming.
Austria declares that her organization
is intended for defensive purposes,
and looks to the eu«t and not to the
north and west. Rut it would need
very Mm.ll provocation indeed, to
induce Prince Risinarck to demand
explanations at Vienna. Also, in
fact, I have he ii told that things can
not go on as they arc. Austria must
forbear or we diall have lo tm-ak her
up. Education is dying out in the
schools and Universities. There are
4000 school* for which inn-ters are
not fei he ailing; tho chairs in tie
universities und colleges are vacant;
the learned professions—the church
and the luw -find ho recruits. The
laurel hears biller fruit alter nil.
Theee tilings are pondered over by
thoughtful Germans, and even aon.e
—liberal mon du mil approve of »W-
I policy which, at such a moment,
' alienates the sincere catholics, by u
new civil marriage law. Culh
olic and radical papers speak out,
and from very widely opposite pul
pits denounce that policy, and the,
new press law, prompted by Prince
Risnmrk, can scarcely he intended
to give larger liccnac to those who
now write Ju-t what they please, and
appear to possess complete immunity
in Rerlin, at all events, from govern
ment Interference.
Hometiling good lias mmo out of
New Jersey! A court there lias de
cided that reading a newspaper does
not disfranchise or ill any way dis
qualify a citizen. Then'nsurrl custom
of debarring all newspaper readers
. from juries, thus making it impossi
ble in important cases to get together
twelve men of any intelligence at all,
has been broken Into hy a Judge at
Patterson, in Ihc Rog.r! llarrouglis
j poisoning case, who d> cidcil that so
long as a man could give mi impnr
tl d verdict according tn the evidence,
lie wits not disqualified, ii i mdter
whether lie has read the accounts
previously pub'isbed or not. When
it is remembered that every intelli
gent person reads a newspaper, the
good which till., decision lias done
the jury syslctn, in that court at 1
least, will la; appreciated.
An erudite insurance agent sent the
folio,wing despatch toa WYiMcrnVuffiro
• )u-t after the Host m tire: : “()ur
i-o npaiii* s all .sound as a out. Loss
will not exceed Advance
rates 25 per cent, mid go ahead. Our
motto !.- s.il! “.Voe el lu cm’.”
■ I
A Ronton man has invented a ma
chine for cleaning the old brick in ,
the burnt district, which removes the
mortar, etc., from them, at tlie rate ,
of thirty live or forty a minute, or I,
about as fast as they can bo placed In
position. Etch brick is also sham- !
I>oncd and scented with cologne at a
ti illlng extra expense.
The Loulsvll to Courier Joqrnal says |
that Susan R. Anthony is “very good (
looking for a woman." She ought
to he, for she is not very good look
ing for a man.— Miunfrola Tribune.
(
—The “Modocs" nlue uppear on \
their reservation, south of (lie 11. R. 1
House, this p. iu.
—Some contemptible scamp throw
wet paper, mingled with sand, upon
the barrel of Mr. Reno’s Orchestrion,
while In motion yesterday, and injur- • i
cd the instrument considerably. Mr. |
Reno odors a reward lor the appre
hension of tlie | nr y who committed j
the act. it
Cara ml Celebration of tlie 97tli Annlve"-
Hary of American Imlepeiidenee. at
Cheyenne, W.T.. July 4ih, IN7J
The diy will he ushered in by the 1
ringing of hells and firing ol cannon. |
At sunrise a national .-alu e will lie '
fired.
At oa. m. tlie various fire compa
nies will ns.-ciiiblc at their respective i
houses.
At 0:30 a. 111. tho companies will re
pair to tin l rendezvous,’on Eddy SI.
between 18th and tilth streets, when'
they will be assigned, their positions
In Hie line hy the Chief Engineer.
The reception committee \ ill, un
der the direction of the Chief Engi
neer, niako suitable preparations for
tho reception and entertainment of
companies or delegations from ab oml.
The procession will start promptly
at 10 a. m., headed hy the Military
Rand from Fort Russell, and will pa
rade through the streets of the city.
After the parade, orations will he
delivered by several pinminei\f
speakers; there will also lie otlr r
exercises, l’rogrammc- giving order
of exercise# will lie i-stteu hy (liecom
mittee of arrangements.
After the exercises of the day, there
will he
A trotting race,
A running race,
A pacing race, and
A scrub race.
Also foot racing, sack ra**es, riding
a wild steer, boat races, aud various
other kinds of ■> .in -cinent.
A list of the premiums and all oili
er particulars will he publish!* in
small programme-.
In Ihc evening there will lie a dis
play of Fireworks.
A grand hall will he g'ven In the
evening, under Ii o auspices of the
I Pioneer Hook and Ladder Company, 1
1 the proceeds to he applied towards
' liquidating tlie del t oil their new
house.
Every one, Old an young, at home
and nbrind, is cordially Jjnviicd to
participate in the celebration.
Turn out and enjoy yourselves.
All will la* Welcome.
Hy order ol til ■ Com. of Arrange
mints. si
For any further information nd
dresi
M. I'i \V M.ini a vi:.v,
Chief Engineer Eire Dept.,
Cheyenne, \V. T.
—Tiie undersigned h.n I Ids day li
ken up a stray hors!' hramh-d mi m,
left hip with the letters E. s <\ ;
color, hay. The owner can have Hi,
home by paying charges m.d for ll,is
advert Isement.
’ . JiiUN T.-.i.uo’r.
>- .hte 4-ts -ttirifwwy llmi-c. —-
—Tho celebrated stallion, Green
Mountain Roy, has been placed un
der the care of G. A. Emery, at Em
ery Park, near tlie Lake. He will
make tne season at the above place.
For terms see advertisement in to
day’s paper. If
wsnifni^* 1
II nil ■ LU !S'!'. "'.'lily
-For Sale nr rent, with or without
furniture, a house containing four
rooms. For (sirtiiulars, address P.
O. IJo.x 139. May 20 H.
lce ('nain! Ice Cream! S,«la
Water and foiifcetio iery at Ellis’ on
Eddy street. 221-tr
Mrs. Himiwm, Laramie City, is
sole agent in Wyoming Territory
for the lilies Hewing Machine. A
complete assorrinent always on hand.
Ollier machines taken iu exchange.
Upon llic counter you will hereaf
ter find for sale the Wyoming Week
ly Lkadkii, the pioneer newspaper
of tins Territory, also tlie Snl'VF.Nin
the only magazine published in Wy
oming, full of choice reading matter,
interesting to families and everyone.
Rack numbers can lie obtained upon
application,at Mrs.Simpson’s,(l Street
Laramie City, Wyo. Ter.
marlldwtf
From a private despatch receiv
ed Ibis morning, we learn that Mr.
Clark, the President of the Union
Pacific railway, is pronounced by
Ids physicians somewhat better, and
hopes lire entertained of his speedy l
recovery.
—The wife-heater was again en
gaged in his peculiar pastime yester
day afti moon. For a long time tho ■
groafis and cries for help of the poor
woman filled the nir in tlie vicinity
of Sixteenth and Ferguson streets.
The neighborhood assembled around
the dwelling whence (lie cries em
anated, and while some expressed in
strong terms their indignation at the '
brutal proceedings, others threw
1101111) at the building, with tlie in
tention, wo suppose, of inducing the
brute to desist from pounding the un
fortunate creature, whom, as his wife,
lie lias promised lo cherish and pro
tect.
—The Raffle for the P. 11. it L.
Truck House, will lake place at L. \
Kidds’ store, Saturday evening, June
21st. 233-2 t I
STOVES.
IIARPEII & HOUSMAN,
NEW It KICK BLOCK,
FItICCaUSoN NT., Oppoftlttt Pont Office.
ClKyenno, Wyoming,
WHOLESALE & lIKTAIL
armor* in
Park Cooking & Heating Stovs
A rotnpleti’ ns*ortra<*ut of
Tin, ('opium* Kliret Iron
AND
I I < illoNv-Wui'e
W 1.1. HI. KEPT ON IIA D
Metallic I 100 flag und Job II or A
alU'tidutl to.
'
Sht ls Hardware
n Treat varlo l -, . Cutlurv. Tools, Hoe*
Enrks. Ruwus. •• ' ootlttn WarK. otc.
niTtPMf
F. SCHWEICKERT,
Tn liim Nk‘AV llpl<slc t^tDi'e.
Street, bot. Eddy & Fcrgugon. 1
Cli KV k K N K, W YOU INCJ,
' . ih ./•> la
[HAED , WAEE,|
it alls, Spades,
Picks, Sooops,
Shovels, Meclmnics Tools,
[Hcuse Furnishing Goods,|
OK H'KIIY VAKIKTV. --*- j
q y~ JiiiLwSjL v JL
Coiiattintly on linnd it wnti'letc alook o
Jpordifcn t)<»moif*i ro Porkrt
rutd 'TYiLIc* '* • ■ ‘
I CUTLERY, i
■Aiho u l.argp und well ardyu t il HtiX'k.of
[Cooking and Hea'ing Sloves.J
f ro.vw nucl Fmik* k y («<><><lm
«»f »*vrry < 1 vhu rj ]* ti on.it lan
Pi.AfN. riiEKMFIL uiul \
ITINWAri
' H i" 1 " ■ line dnn<
t toilW*e, ui ri".'. .aWu rale* niut wii.-rnnlod to
- ;lv. Hnilwf>oMton.
FIRE ARMS.
u) .l»«7«
,i In ,i -•!"
Rrtningt*u’» tVkbrattd Brettk Lwiiiig,
Hportiiiir and Hunting Rifles,
Klngle-lmrral Breech-Irmllng Bhot j
Slug e-barr» I Muule-lo.tdtnir Nnot Ouh*. Ho
\n \iiig aud Uepeattng Pistols. V%s‘ P‘*ck«. f
I’l-toJ*. Single and Double harrul Dt-rliijei »L
(Hrcwclt loading.) Hide Catie*. («an Barrals. tiun
.Moiiudng*. Ac.
m- Bund row IL.LUSTKATJCD CIMCVLAX. 1
i#l
Wo Bhnll be able to furnlth out Now
IBoublo bairrcl Nhot Gun about the mldtilu
of March,
IC. 1 torn lug-ton Ac Soiih,
mar 8 d3m ILION, N Y.
WYOTIING
( LAPIDARY WORKS,
LOUS HILLER Frop’r,
LaHAMIE CITY, WYOMING.
A 4 KS. Topat, .Jasper, Ruby, ete.,
>1 an<l a ether Natirc Stonew cut in any style
.tnu dr.i«h. .The laigcet asoortment of the verv
cnt>:ccßi Nailvc Stone* alwayn on hand whlcit
i we will furnish nt rpesonabe price*. All orders
promptly attended to aud satisfaction guarau
Lad.
M. GUMINGS,
WHOLESALE GROCER
AND DEALER IN
TEAS, TOBACCOS, CIGARS,
WINES AND LIQUORS.
Frioes Always the Lowest. Orders
Promptly Filled,
2*9 DOC'GLAS STREET, 051 AHA,Neb
ftpr. I-Sm
NELLIS’ |T\
Original H
MY FORK. H
THE CHEAPEST AND I \
MOST EFFECTIVE IMPLE- I 1
MENT FOR LIFTING AND I 1
BTACKING HAY YET IN- 1
VENTED. IT WILL UN- \
LOAD AN ORDINARY ' l
LOAD OF HAY, IN THREE I 1
TO FOUR FORK FULLS, ! 1
IN FIVE MINUTES, AND \
DELIVER IT ON TOP THE \
STACK, SAVING MOST 1
OF THE LABOR OF MEN I
AND HORSES. 1
WE FURNISH A BPE- I
CIAL PAMPHLET GIVING
FULL DIRECTIONS FOR
USE. |
PARTIES WRITING US,
PLEASE MENTION IN
WHAT PAPER THEY
READ THIS ADVERTISE
MENT.
SEMPLE, BffiGE k C 0„
13S0UTH MAINST. 'BT
ST. LOTJIS. y
H. GLAFCKE, Sole Agent for Wy
oming Territory. 207tf
mi our, BUT NOT BISCDURAGED,
I
Cussel» Droucy
• XlTonld ro*p.'ctfullv nntmnuce to tho citizen* j
VV •• r Cheyenne aud vicinity, that thov arc !
ready for biiatnc** atidvxill ket*p for *nle a full
iksbortiuent of
Staple and Fancy
GEOCERIES,
BREAD , PIES,
CAKES.
(JON F /<; c TIO NLIIY,
HOT ROLLS, &C. &C.
JttnoU-tf
Rhode Island
W Mk&mule ,
■ ■ SHOES.
Tba only forfi aho«
m ■ mtXTSLsrz i
hr hand, sod SonSl ta
herdoaM to hand mod*
shoes, eoatlaa Blaok
smiths about the boom
as Botoo Shoe Iron in the bar. used la tbo Rast ta
Cblcae° Particular attontton ealtod ta tba
Semple, Birge & Co.,
GKITBRAL AGENTS.
13 SOUTH MAIH BT.. BT. LOUIS
11. m.AFI'KK Bole Agent tor XVv
nmtiig ti I'l'ltnry. WTrf*
DRY COODe, ETC.
_
Marks & Myers,
Wholeoate end Relsrt Dsttlors rn
- ■ •
STAPLE Ac FANCY
CLOTHING,
Gent’s Furnishing Goods,
Ladies' and Gents' Beats and Shoes,
HATS,CAPS,
ALSO A FINK SKLEI TION OF
L&difs’ aud L'cnU' Alrmire Kid Gloves,
LADIFH
I)i'ess Goods !
SHAWLS. CLOAKS,
Oassimeres, Yelyets and Tailors’
TRIMMINGS,
In fact everything found In a first claps Dry
Goods and Cloth!tit: Store. Wc al*o keep con
stantly on hand large assortments of
Carpets, Oil Cloth,
CALIFORNIA BLANKETS,
THl’iN K 9, VALIS4KM, Ac.
apr-Jtf
CONVERSE
& WARREN,
DEALERSiw
" i’ll
: .ta an, olakavare
Jdirrora, Lamps and Cuilery,
WINDOW CLASS
i • •
*
Silver Plated and llritlannia Ware,
Carpets & Curtains,
!
Oil Cloths, Matting.) ami Mouldings,
BEDDING,
Upholstering nnd Cabinet Material,
WALL PAPER,
i
We give Biiccinl Attention to repair
ing nnd Framing Pictures,
METALLIC BURIAL CASES
Wulnqt, Rosewood nnd Cheep
COFFINS,
16th St,, Che\ enne.
Jan. l-l *enr
Itj*’ ' . . -
— 4~‘ i — r- f y !
rvt'HO.k t hi;ax, t«v §utE • mterv.
In the tin • i* CBtntt* of .faint*" I . Fmcn
i*.nn. iphJj • ]
Al ffetfl ii»- .i’i-afd a*ta’o ar.* hfr<*by buiTflud
tI»AJ *uiiuin , i.i t-f "aid t***in:e will be
at ib »n«-xt i<irui ot tlw Frubate t 'ouM, com*
rarueiu}! Ju r 14 1873.
■■pi iu.a *— <*-—•?'• -
JEWELRY 4|RD . WATCHES
To the Traveling Public!
Tin* running arrangements of traina ate nov
■*ueli a» to itixt* all wb» uie paasiug Cheyenu
'
TIME TO WEE
UNCII SAM S rAVORITK CTIILD."
TIIE RICHEST ANI) LARGEST STOCK OF
mmm
IN THE WEST.
Novelllrj In XIOSS A GAT US. TOPAZ ant i
other Native btone*, a* veil as caquieite produc
tiui’B front
_
NATIVE COLD!
Sure to please and interest all. It la but a fa*
step* from the Depot to
J» & M'S mBLIME
To the stay at heme Public
Scud your orders to
i
JOSLIN -V PARK.
i To any Other Manl.j
Buy ymrr Wntchca.Cl'wk". -xrctrr or any otne
V..,.(1s ! .n thlf* lire, "f A I'AIKK
< heyt unr, W. T.. either by orderur In person
'* M ■
ASD OKT
s YOUR MONEY’S WORTH!
*
GIVEN AWAY.
A FINE GERMAN C.iROMO.
xvr. f»BNt» as ‘i.'tGiXNr ett oxio. rourtkd and
UKADY roll KUAMIStJ, ritKK TO EX'EUY AU..N
AGENTS WANTED FOR
UNDERGROUND
--UK,
Life Below the Surface,
HY Til OS. tr. A'VOA’.
913 raje3 Octavo, 130 Fine Engravings ;
■ i
ftelnte** InclilontJ nnd Acc!*!> Ills beyond Ihc
l.lght of Du. : S artllug Atlxeii it rep iu Mil pails
of the World; Mlue* and Modus of Working
them; Uli'lerctirient" of hoeleivt-Gumlilltfß *nd
lip II«»rror%; Cavern* nnd their Wj*»ter l«f, Th.
Dark Wavs <>i W ickedneaa; l'riron* nnd thrlr
Soerei*; h..xvu In the l>ep h* of (He Sen: Htt autre
8 orl«" of tlie Drtecitoo of t'lijnc. The book
(rent* of experience nfilb hrfgund*; nights in
op'iim den* ami he'!"} life iu prison;
Morlos «.f nxllOH, adva»tur«f among Indiuua;
Jniirncva througn irsw* ».d caiscomh*; accl
dentp in iulbov; plrstes -Apd n'raev; torinr.* of |
the iuqnl"ltlou; btirglnrio*;* ttfldcr
tsoriti of the great cliW>«7«tft.. etc.
We xvant sg.Hils fqr thl* work on Which we 1
k 'lvo exclusive territory. Agent* ran make lioo
a week In selling tktrboiik. fend foretrculara
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