The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume], June 23, 1873, Image 1

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VOL. VI.
Cheyenne Daily Leader.
H. GLATOKE, - - Proprietor.
Byer’sHotel & French Restaurant
Eddy street, Cheyunne, Wyoming.
DYEII, Proprietor.
This establishment has been thoroughly refitted
tad is now ready to accommodate its old patrons
tnd the public in first rate style.
And all the luxuries of the season always on hand
Single Meals, Board by the Day or SVetk, a
Moderate terms.
The Bar i* always provided with the best
tdmor* and Cigars.
ror a fiood lUeal, go to the French He—
ianitut.
v*r First Class Furnished Rooms to Rent on {
Itasouable terms. dcclO
Planters’ House,
Oa Sixteenth Street, three doors cast ot
Joslin & Park,s Cheyenne,
First Class BoarJ, $2.00 per day.
THE Traveling Public will And good no
.romm<.dntlonß here. We solicit u share
•f your patronage
Eastern Prices.
A. S. EMERY, - PoOP’R.
lun 17 ly
FORD'S HOTEL
AND
RESTAURANT!
(Late Saiioent's Hotel.)
B. L. ?>k :. J riOPRIETOR.
Larimer Street, between G and 11,
•BN > h r- —‘ - COLORADO
Meals «t nil Hours.
Oysters, Fish and Game a Specialty.
Tils house is entirely new and newly fnrnlsb
»4 throughput with the best and lntc-t styles.
AH spring »eds. Large and airy rooms.
*ep»2<“-fitn *
EN9USH HOUSE;.
Opposite Passenger Depot,
(Jolin Eninctt, Prop’r.)
Cheyenne, Wyoming’
Charges to Suit the Times.
CLARK’S RESTAURANT,
And Boui’dinc Houhs,
WM. CLA3K, .9 0*
Opposite Railroad House,
LARAMIE CITY, W. T.
Citizens or strangers always receive the
▼ery best attention at this popular house,
and no pains or expense is spared In supply-
Lug the table with every luxury In the mar
ket.
49>lloarding by the day or week at moder
ate prices. novttOwAmlv
EVANSTON HOUSE.
LVANSTON, Wyo. Ter.
McDonald Ac booth,
ptSl wly. Proprietors*.
MECHANICS' HOUSE.
TTlddy afreet, between 17:h and IKih streets.
JTI n. ar Metropolitan Billiard Hall.
Board -nd lodging, per week s'• On
Beard, ** “ 5 00
Transient board, per tiny, 100
A shar' of cash patronage solicited.
MRs. S J FERGUSON, Proprietress.
JuulO ly
OS THE EIWEAN PLAN.
SREAT WESTERN HOTEL
Salt Lake City, Utah.
StaffOM Leave Dally lor
Mining CnmpM.
SITUATED in flu* hastnci** pari of the Cil*
with accommodation* for iwu hundri u gwo-t*
Term** liberal.
SMITH & BIGAZE. Proprietors
sspoil-wi.v
CA LA roil Ai A 111 >3*IIS AN I\
OXI&JSSr RIVSB. W. T.,
Mra. M. BURNS, Proprlctrj<s.
Til IP* hmi'.e 'f.i.wlv opened and - arc
fund-I.oil ihe pub ic I- 'lie 1 >e. u< ibr
• honest node- ai ib > e-ir- per in Train*’
•top hen* SO -inme*. Tl.e him • »'*vi '•■•he
Railroad '»u»e '« • '• w «
U. f.-R. H. ii3U *.
Clie.vejine, - ' v yom!»n;
G. M. JONES. P‘o!o '•
All irn'UM stop here Thirty Minute** 5 »
men's Tiils b«»n«e Is new and el
lurnlnhed. Inis Hub! nnd airy rooms. b:»ca
rooins, ite . nnd affords all accommodations
lh« traveling public can desire.
iii>\ 2 ll W 4»
Cl wsmm Pmlf Header,
AMERICAN HOUSE
GEO.C. LEIGHTON,
Proprietor.
The above House has recently been opened to
the traveling public; It U furnished In the finest
style of any bouse lu the wen.
THE FINEST
FURNISHED
ROOMS.
The table supplied « itb every delicacy of the
season.
Board by Day or Week,
Meals at all hours
DAY OR NIGHT
The hotel la situated on B'xlecnth Street, be
tween Eddy «nd Ferguson Streets, en the site
of the old Kuliius House.
GF.O C LKIGIITON,
apStf Proprietor.
Mechanics’ House,
B STREET. LARAMIE CITY.
IIKNUY KITH, - Proprietor
Board by the day or week, with or
without Rooms. Tho Bar Is supplied
with the
Choicest Liquors
AND OI3ARS.
\n#i the Table furnish d with nil (ha Dcllea
•leu of the Henson. novlfi wAmly
EAGLE HOUSE,
evauteenth st. bet. Eddy and Tbolmes.L'heyeiinr
A. Nl.tl tIONK, Proprietor.
OOOI* it*, or week Board, nnd Lodging, at ver
I i-pricop. First clat*!* aceoinniodailon
•m. ■ hoarders. The oheaoest nnd ho
• :*htd. !fibiliA*»l'
The world is full of
MT Children crying for
McLAIN’S
JTa Candied Castor Oil.
Ills delirious,effective and
Aft harmleis.
taste the
tor I*ll
W W V Its cathartic powers nr*
\ V iwlr not impaired. I’rics 24 ct*.
—“MM*" McLAIN’S
VEKIUFUGEBOKBONS
aro elegant and effective. They resemble Cream
Bonbons kept In confectioners’ shops. Children love
them aud cry lor them. Price 24 cent* per box.
mch3l-cod-1y
E.NAGLE,
Whole-ale und Retail
GILCES& CDHMISSIIINUERCIfJT.
Constantly in stock. A full lino of
Staple and Fancy Gioeerlea. Green
and Dried Fruit**. Flour. Grain
and Frovlalona. Choicest
llranda ol l.lquorH,Cl{fart»
and Tobacco*.
Store Situated Corner SEVENTEENTH A
FKBGUSON Strcfeta, Cheyenne. Wyoming,
aplitf
THOMP 0\ & TAYLOR,
Maßufacturcrs ot
FINE CUSTOM MADE
Wlioleanlu Dealers to
FINE LEATHER,
FREHCH CALFS Y.D KIPS.
OAK SOLE ANIt tTNDINQH.
nr V YING mane arranttementa with F"r*ige
11 '• icii.f-*c l .ir.■!> to import thes* nr'ln*’* w«
n q m|u vr l,’i*c< ii bfi-.uthe "KNT Ql ! AI.ITIKI
jnd \\ i ’ ks taii'cc hum as stifth
U’ <>. <!,■>•» froni (U,
• » >;«I< >i v
DavamtenU Bl„ bel. Kddy nod Ft ,u«cn
j Cli.jeuito, Hyomtng.
aorl-JaAMly
CHEYENNE, WYOMING, MONDAY, JUNE 23, 1873.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Jason B. Brown,
(Secretary of Territory.)
Attorney at Luw,
Cheyenne, Wyoming Territory.
WILL practice Ills profession in the Su
preme und District Courts of this Ter
ritory .
Office in Curtis A Arnold's building, up
stairs, corner of Eddy and Sixteenth streets.
May 21 ts
J. W. KINGMAN,
Late Associate Justice
of the
Supreme Court,
Attorney at Law.
OFFICE AT
LARAMIE CITY, Wyo. Ter.
apr3-tf
H. G ABU AN ATI,
EY AND COUNSELOR-AT-LAW.
Will practice In nil the Courts of tho Territory.
Kvunhitoii,
W yomingf.
sept 8- ly
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF Cheyenne.
A CTIIOHI/KD CAPITAL. $500,000
PAID UP CAPITAL STOCK,- <875,000
Dtrtcton.
A. R. CONVERSE, F. E. WARREN,
SILAS REEI), J. U. NICHOLS,
H. G. IIAY.
Transacts a general Banking bnainen*. Buy
and sell Exchange, Coin nnd Gout Dum. Govern
ment Vouchers. Land Warra.ile. etc. Collections
made on uil points, with prompt returns. Inter
est paid op Time Deposits.
A. K. CONVERSE, President.
Jons E. Wild. Cashier spl2-tf
I. C. WHIPPLE,
Successor to Whipple Bros.,
Wholesale snd Retail Den.tr m
GROCERIES ,
CL’Of /SIOVA
A- PRO I)UCK.
Are prepared te fill large ot small orders f ■
.supplies ol
SUGARS. CUKKEKS.
FI.OIK, BACON, HAMS.
GRAIN AND VEGETABLES.
FIBII OF ALL KINDS,
FRESH AND DRIED FRUITS.
CANNED G O O D S
Figs Spice*,Sago. Maccaronl, Tapioca and Citron.
Flavoring Extracts.
BAKING POV D R 3.
BAUCEH. PICKLE 4 *. KT(’.
We glva special attention to the Hade In
FRESH BUTTER & EGGS
Ami tho best qumMll**s at
e n i*: k n io .
All of which we are prepared to offer, in alij
quantity. In the oral condition. and
At Ifaducofl l-rlccH 1
I. ,*n mo •oniit side of Mroei.
nf ihr Pns* noire Che\ • nnc. fei l»*-tf
! s tMT CUf.AK v • .F. -I be crojiri <«.<• o
I ’*••* will > «• or- ousilde tor an* 1
.1 'idol' .Mill* .CO"- Cl, d |«* »:j: other t»c.» i.
•Nb.'UiVf un>-» ■ni.;o ~.i . I;.enallo.it
•pi ' the wrillen ■•••!.*r t the . r»L.'icd. T Is
i wll •bvintc Compllas'ior if «c.c«,i;i,ls and Dved
**> nmr it. oi'*•'•
ii.t.LAICKE.
BY TELEGRAPH
RETORTED BXPRBSBLT FOR TRI MOItNIKO LSADER.
NIGH r r H E P Ol* T
The Fire Fiend Abroad.
A Long List of Destruc
tive Fires.
Funeral of President
Clark.
The Trial of (he Modocs.
Miscellaneous News.
!
NEW YORK.
j Pouuhkeepsik, N. Y., June 22.
An extensive fire is rasing in tliefor
est of the F iskiiill mountains. It lms
| traveled nearly five miles and burned
a thousand cords of wood.
New Yokk, June 22.—The funeral
services of 11. F. Clark took place at
Madison Square Presbyterian church.
Tlie following were the pall bearers,
Wm. H. Leonard, Chas. O’Conner,
Wm. W. Evarts, Clms. A. Rappelo,
VV:n. Orton, John O. Jones, Albert
Keep, Chester W. Chapin, Richard
Schell, \Vu>. llutler, Duncan J. B.
Varnunt aud E. B. Westley. Tlie
remains were conveyed lo Wood
lawn cemetery.
Stokes’ new trial is not to bp up
during tlie present term of the Oyer
nnd Terminer, which throws it over
to October. His counsel has decided
to make no effort to bail the prisoner,
and says tlie defence will rely on
medical testimony, so effective in the
first trial, and will raise the plea or
self defense.
Rochester, N. A’., June 22.—A
despatch states that the incendiary
fire at Mount Morris Living.tone, at
one o’clock this morning, destroyed
: all tlie brick stores between the
I American hotel and the Phelps house,
j The lons is estimated at $80,1)01), par
: tially covered by insurance.
i PENNSYLVANIA.
j PItILADELPItI I, June 22.—The
large tannery of B. J. Hunt, al Beer
ville, four miles from li re, burned
last night. L iss, $20,000; insurance,
Slo.OtM.
t
Potts Vi OLE, Pa., June 22.—Dis
astrous tire raging at Gilberton, hav
ing originated in the forest along the
lino of the Philadelphia and Raiding
Railroad. Tlie fire has been in pro
gress several days, destroying a vast
amount of timber on the south side
of Bear ridge, but to-day it struck
with terrible foree over Mahoney
mountain and fell on tlie town of
Gilberton, destroying twenty-five
houses belonging to tlie Hickory
Coal Co., and turning over thirty
families out of shelter. The fire
spread with such rapidity that tlie
occupants could not save their furni
ture.
Tlie excitement growing out of tlie
late fire here to a great extent lms
subsided. Number of bouses des
troyed, thirty-four; involving a loss
of $120,01)0, with an insurance ofsdO,-
000.
Ban Fit an cisco, June 22.—A fire
at Petaluma to-d y destroyed the
American hotel and the Salvor sta
ble. Loss, $75,000.
Tlie President of the Chinese com
panies sent to 11 ng Ivong UOOOcircu
lars giving a full account of the Chi
nese troubles in this city and State.
Detroit, June 22.—Tho Huron
Salt and Lumber Companies Works,
i Salisbury, near Bay City, were en
-1 tlrcly burned at mi night Saturday,
together with thirteen hundred bills,
’salt and one million and a half feet
iof lumber. Loss, $125,000.
Extensive forest fires are reported
in var.o is parts of northern M fliigai .
, A rept ition of the disaster of Octo
■ her ’7l, is feared. A wide spread
shower lo day may avert tlie dang i,
Cincinn iti, June 22. —The ext n
jsivo IIIriI oil and candle factory of
Clms. II irkness & Co., took fire early
! ill’s forenoon and binned till twelve
j nVluea. The l”s- is estimat'd t
$0(1, (Kill; insurance, $75,1100.
''.lots. June 22 Union newspaper
pal 1 u • ■ rumor from Berlin tint
Em . r o' W'ldium s inea;iac:ta'e.| f r
farti or du‘y, anil that Crown Pric'
Frederick William, wil suou be pro
' claimed regent.
Th Trill ol the ftodoc*.
Mr. A. B. Meaehnm, Chairman of
the Modoc Peace Commission, is now
on his way to Fort Klamath, to tes
tify in tlie coming trial of tho captur
ed Modocs. He says, himself and tin
other commissioners had full infor
mation of tlie fate in store for them,
but as Can by and Thomas would no!
accept tlie warning, Tie could not re
main behind while they went into
danger. It was Capt. Jack who
gave the aignal for tlie slaughter and
shot Gen. Canliy, while Old Soonchin
attended to him, Meacluim, with a
pistol nnd knif . Os the issue of
the trial, tie expresses no doubt tlia.
tlie Modocs who participated In tlie
assassination will be convicted nnd
executed. The effect of virtual ac
quital or pardon after conviction,
would be disastrous. With such n
result before their eyes, the turbu
lence of other trllies could not Is I
restrained. Tlie white men who
massacred the Modocs should be
banged, Meacham thinks, on the
-nine gallows with the Indian mur
derers. During tlie war tho Modocs j
killed and wounded about three sol
diers for every warrior in their force,
-il no lime numbering more than
sixty-five, and that during tlie H 'st
three days of the fight this bund not
only held out against 800 troops,
armed with every ; ppliance of mod
ern warfare, but kept the passage
open for a retreat which even the
Warm Spring scouts cnulil not dose. |
Mcacliam advises that those who did
not participate in the massacre be
remanded to their reservation. To
distribute the n among other tribes
would be punishment to some only.
His idea of the best poliey for the
future is I lint all tribal lines lie abol
ished, and that tlie Indians be made
amenable lo laws anil lie placed on
the same footing with other members
of the community.
STOVES.
BAR FLU All GUSMAN, j
NEW mtlfK liLfK K,
FKUGI SoN ST., 4>pi»OMlt« Post <>litre. .
th .venue, Wyoming,
WHOLESALE & RETAIL
acftier* in
Parlor, Cooking 4 Heating Sloys
A coui|>lct« Afttorii'ienL of
Tin, Copper Sheet Iron
ASD
l
Hollow-Ware |
wm. n:-: KKrr on ha d.
!
Metallic Roofing and Job Wurl
'
aiundcd lu.
Shelf Hardware
n greal vftrte'7. Cutlery,B"".»Urs* Tool*, llo**
Forks. Ruk.es, VToudan Ware, etc.
»itrll2lf
F. SCHWEiCEERT,
.
11l l&iiw Now ISi*i<»lc Sfiaro.
°*ixteftnth Street, bet. Eldj 2c Fcr^ecn,
CIJ h. • L, NY VOUI’XU,
lit:.Ur in
[HARDWARE,!
Nails, Spidos,
Picks, EScocps, .
Shcvris, Mschatiicii Toois.
[House Furnisliing Goods, j
OF EVERY VARIETY.
Conaliiiii!y <*ti Imnd u i*«*nit'l>*to ci
Formgn a' Domestic Ducket
uml Titlilu
S r- £
AISG I* 1.11 lye Mini wall M»l0C fll nllH’k of ,
•Ccok : rg and Pcaing Steves;
Tors sit:<i (iS«w>tlf»
of’ovory <!e*M , r!pl lot., a!*s
I*l.A IN. DUES.-.I D. uml J.il’.NN N V D
f vifftas L
? ilhtelii •. *
II ».i »\’*r. *; ;m mil 1 «L lie «t( »* .*ri
■Mil.,, . j-fiKiwLkid.- ,-itc* Uml l
th <• *in • r ». i• .
M.i 1 1i * r* fn is * * .'**s• v.iiry prompt'.-
tr'lTtir*. V'leMj
Hu(ea tor 'I ruiinient AdvcrilMinK in Site
Ilail) and Weekly Leader.
All traiihimit u>lvcrtlsernents. 10c per litas
nonpHreii each niHertlon, (6t 8c». tlut-SC).
| i(»«u B<-'. 'ly-sict. Local Nolicea. per lint*,
| BourccMa, each ln«.. (]i 15c), toi-16fe)
; (liu-lfic'. ' <Bn> Vcl tLocsl Notices,
j pci line, Bourgeois, u, Weekly. lt-25c). (Im-fiQi.
(6t-lsc‘. * 'l'm * lUcGim-Mci L.-ital Advertiim
i menta, 81.50 per folio, ,|u lines nonp’D fir«r in
eertlon, 75c per folio each subseouer.: inser
tion.
11. GLAFCKE,
Edit or and Proprietor
MOUND CITY
Co in in er« i ul Colic g;c.
NOB. 210 A 212,
N. FOI HTII NT., ST. LOIIS MO.
FORMERLY KICK St ATEWART’S,
In ildi Model Bil-lluvs .Sell, ul of Iho We**!. Fni
• curpH of t horoturhiv udncaied professuri*. La>sl
I furuie in all (iieiliod* and lirunchoH.
FUI.I, COURSE OF
lioob-kccping.
Telegraph lug:
Civil llii«l(i»rrlng
Arltlim-llc, Pcnman«liip Fnglislt Gruinuiur.
j Biiidncbi* Currubpondance Commercial
Law, Langnatrcs nnd IDgbvr Muth
cmnilc*.
Tho Mound Ciiv t ,iii,*_*c from the nu in her of
rlndclilH Ht-bi-’cd n» biiiiuliunr tna\ irfoperfy be
! calli’d an
ICinpliM 111 out liurcai).
We hive uow a perfect system by which w»
arc able lo
GUARANTEE SITUATIONS
by special contruf i No vacations. Students
i may enter at nnv time. For circular- udilre*s
rilOS A. HU E. Kt. Louis, .Ho.
| feb24-ly
HEP RT
Os like t ondltion «*f the First INafloikiil
IFnikli at < lieyenne. In the Territory
IVy oikkiikir, u( the Close ol 15usltk *•**»,
Apr 1 *2stlk. IhJJ.
RESOLD KS.
r,onm* and Discounts ... $81,127 0»
Overt!Thßn H.IJI .?>
I*, s. BootlN toNccure circulation. .'{'.on no
t ttlicr KtockN, holt.lk and tuurtg ««-s ll.Htk* Hi
Due from Natlottnl BanUv 2-1,1 G 27
; Duo from suite Hunks uml Hankers 5 2'J
<*urrent Expenses... . .. .. 782 7')
Taxes Paid i:n At
| Premiums 2,'.iud.2’,
Cash Items < •*' 65
BHls ol National Hunks l,_’Vt o>
Frueiioual Currency, ilm lmllmt
Nickel -’ ns .it
' Specie,Coin .. . \SI» 'XI
, lA’tfal Teuiler Nott s ... .. Ss.tJt/J Ut*
TjU.l 2J
LIABILITIES.
! Capital Stock paid in ..575.0n0 Ou
| IH*couni 2,.V>2 lx
Exchange 2d7 0«»
I liilcrebl -tiff '.si
; Profit and I.oh« 2 in) •
. Natiotiiil Hank ' IrcuhUlon out
! NtnuiliUK 2fl.it" 1 '»»
1 Itdivictual Depositk P1,:t27 «l
Due t*» Nathiti'ki Hanks I,'tUs
Due to Stule ltaulfb und Untikera yy
Total 2*J
l Territory of Wyotnittj •
County of l.a!;iime, > *
I, |. E. Wild. < ashler of rlo* First Nnrioiml
Haiti tis Cheyenne. Wyoiiiimc Territory, do
s' dm ii ly swear tlint the nl»ov»* stilt* tiicnt is
tru«, t(» ihe best ofiny k’ owlcdue ami !>• •!:. f.
J. E. \Yii.i», Cushion
' i Fuh-'crllvtl am! sworjt to before
I fikA *'• fme tit !t> 7lli day of f.;ite I 7.U
w,— L. C. st:-;vkvs,
Notary Dublio.
, CoititKCT - A(test :
II H Hay, ]
F. li W a kicks, \ Directors.
•J. H Nichols. j
j Jncl6-6t
STILL THE BALL RCLLS OH 1
I
E, 7V. KepU jer
Is now p’-cjuircd to rurttici, i'.i l'u'j’le wl.h
I’FIIESII IIKIiAD, PUCK nnd (IK ICS
And Ili fr« '. c\i \ 'hltit «• tc loiti.u at a
riKST CXAfiS
15 A liE III'.
!
At
ALL. KINDS Or
LUrJCBES,
AT TBS
r. s*. e; 12-. r. nv.
Fer«r:lon •»!»••.<I CTseywini* D T.
to n r,
THE "WELCOME” SOLO
It discharges itself, and thus
saves almost the entire labor of
the operator It is an invalua
ble implement to every farmer.
Description will be sent to
parties applying, who will please
state in what paper they read
the advertisement.
Bemple, Birge & Co.,
13 SOUTH MAIN ST., ST. LOUIS
11. OIjAFI KE, Sole Ap 4 i»t Tor Wyo
ming Territory. V7 ts
NO. 235.
Webber & DeKay
Wbulvsale a»d itvtail Dealers la
LUMBER,
SHINGLES, LATH,
SASH. DOORS
AND BLINDS
AND
A General if
PLASTERERS’
MATERIALS
Office and Yard at
TEMPERANCE HALL,
SEVENTEENTH STREET,
CHEYENNE, - - W. T.
and tin
L. Carpentier,
Successor to Jim. Baird.
L a Il ioiial> ler
MERCHANT TAILORING
ESTABLISHMENT
For both Civil aud Military.
OONSIANTI.Y on hand the Latest Btyfea vs
Cu*vts, ■ * s.-tMEiths nnd Vimxax Every
(Iti'tnc .t «jut eif mv KatHblißbinent Is warrant*#
a PERFECT FITI’ING one.
SIXTEENTH STREET,
Next Door to First National Bnnfei
W. T.
nov2-wAxnljr
Wm, H, & J, T, HOLLIDAt,
M’ltol’ sale an 1 11* lull Dealers la
EASTERN NATIVE
LUMBER,
LATH, SHINGLES,
nOQRS, SASH, BLINDS,
BUILDING PAPER,
Pole Aj.eiit fbr
HAYGOOD’S GRANITE CAK>
YON LIME.
arm® nd vahD:
Hnrper & Ilousnmii's Old Stand.
stxTDc.Ti'n muun,
Clii-.M'iiiie, - V.vinulng.
*l*«S-tf
Clark & Er©tt@ii,
m i fitur.
- AND—
7/EOLESALE GROCERS.
<o:i FAKNIIA.fr AN® 11TH •TU r
OMAHA, WKB.
apr l-3m
tf.S UR A,’MCE IWDLMNITV
-Y < ' \ It! ».
p !* s Dtt' dualren to call th* *tt*nttoa W
'tic citlxcn* of \V\olnlu4 to th* fact that k#
• non pi enured lo mak*
lkkaurnn*a aud Usu# P«Mcl«*.
'i',rn'*nt Mid r*prca«n'afiv* of old, r*Habia
■ d btan.iard ttmipkiild*. K\rr» fompsoT
" ■ ;« Fll.sr CI.MtH IN hVT.KY RIHPBCr.
Ifu-o- ’kill ni all I'tne* ba as low as thaebars*
or -f *h«* risk " 'll warrant.
All !"• - occarlns al thin ac-nry w'fl b* *4Ja«e
mI and p :i' i»»r*.
r. r. wow.
* c»ii l*i Wteawf.