THE DAILY LEADER.
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FI IILIFI KK. Proprietor
TIII'RSDAY. MAY 20.1875.
Dr Boron and tiae t'onzregatlotlal
I iilon.
The following letter lint just been
published :
71) the Erfi/or *7 thr TriSi’nr:
In your report of the election of
officers of the Congregational Union,
in your pnper of Kridny Inst, it was
stated that the Kev. i>r. (leorge 11.
Bacon declined n re-election as one
of the trustees of said society, hc
enuse of his objection to Henry C.
iiown, ns tnemtier, tin 1 that I was
chosen in his place. I was not pres
ent at that meeting, nor did J know
of my own election until I saw the
report in the Tribune. Allow too to
say, therefore, that I most heartily
sympathize with the action of mi
ff icod, L>r. Bacon, and for the same
reasons Unit led him to decline a
re-election F ha Co dcclim-d to become
his successor. I ask the privilege of
this statement, because one less pub
lic might lead some to think that Dr.
Bacon stands alone. 1 believe our
churches nre with him at len-t. It
eannot he doubted that they would
prefer to have their contributions
dispensed by men of umjuestioned
Christian character.
A. li. Bradford,
Congregational Church,
Mountciair, K. J.
The Pklf Mail Hazelte finds the
origin of the recent war rumors in
the following circunintnnres: The
Versailles assembly, just before nd
journing for its last recess, passed a
bill which had been for some time
under discussion, concerning the
eadros of the French army. Infer,
Brlno- Bisninrelt sdilrosted a circular
dispatch to the diplomatic represen
tatives of Germany abroad, co.iri
plaimuftof the adoption of a measure
which was described as “calculated
to endanger ttie peace of Kurope.”
The couteuts of the dispateli were
according to instructions orally com
municated by the German represen
tatives to tile governments to which
they ur^ respecti vdy accredited. The
existence of tills dispatch was di
vulged,'and it gave rise to the reports
which have lately caused so much
idartn throughout Kurope.
la IVE jFS/’ST,
TIED JM SALS STABLE!
npl.f undersigned hsvni; purchased Hie entire
I Interest of K S. V*nt*«kii.. in the well
known Slabl* i*Jta*l*-<l on J*ixin ii t h Slre*i. oppo
site P.,8. WTl**u»> J'n.k . t.t ;• t* this method to
Inform the Pnhlle iTmr he - prepared to furnish
A l>oul*l • Tea.i»ai nil liourn
al«o keep** fortet TiTlv mi hand a good supply o
Hay a ta Urnin, at Reasonable Rates.
OOIVEE sA.]\rr» fSIEE 3\IE
W. M. TVARD Prnumtor
_J _
Day-For all who desire toss*
reach the reading public of
Wyoming with their
ADVERTISEMENTS.
no better method can
bo found than in the use
fcapnf the columns of tlie \3a
DAILY AM) WEEKLY LEADER.
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Seas'*Keail by towns people tj»i
and settlers u!l a lon# the
lino of the* I’. I*. R. R. t
as woll as north,
ea.'it and south
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SHIPPING TAGS
lilauh <>«- Printed
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Leader OfHoe,
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A VMM LOU I'ltll fc
1 David Miller,
PRACTICAL
WATCHMAKER
AND
Manufacturing
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J E W E L E R
SEVEXIEEbTH STREET,
CUegenne, Wyoming
Baltimore & Ohio
RAILROAD.
TIIK 6IIIAT .N ATION.4I, KOI TK
• -TO
Washington,
Baltimore, Philadelphia,
New York,
THE EAST AND NORTHEAST.
BUN VIA WASHINGTON CITY,
Aiming llits characteristics of this Favorite
H«»u M aro
Double Tracks, Steel Hails,
Magnificent Iron Bridges,
Gorgeous Mountain Scenery,
Unrivalled Kijuipment,
i.oughbrldge Air Brakes,
Unsurpassed Hating Houses,
{Uiti »*/ qnd by the C"nioany )
I And In f.irt all this Mo lorn Appllahees tint con
tinue to
SPEED, SAFETY Sc COMFORT.
I Pullman Palace Cars
HCS TllKOUlill
WITHOUT CHANGK
Bet wren ih-J Principal
Western and Eastern States,
For Through Ticket# Ragirape Check*. Mmc
i in**nt of Tmiiiit. s.coping Far .vc< o'u mod tti ns.
i Ac . A;.-., apply at Ticket 0.11 ces ai all Pnui.lpal
j Point**
mu mi m os west,
L. M. COLE,
Gen's Ticket Agent.
E. P. DORSEY,
Ain’t Oan'l Ticket Agon*.
'f lio* IK. Slturp.
Matj.cr of Transp'n
T!h>*. I*. IKnrry.
Wv-iiTii I\t*s«*n;cr Ag.-tii #l6 1y
! J. F. TUTTLE,
Painter and
Paperhangcr.
{ house, sign and
-jT
ORNAMENTAL PAINTER.
Ivritfconiining, etc., etc.
shop iy the
Everett IIouse ?
ISi .xtoc**ii t h Street,
CHEYENNE - - - W. T.
■ } <ll aux-»
Thomas L. Harper,
CORSET
3IANUFACTUBE It,
SALT LAKE CITY.
, P O. IJO.V 731. aovaj-n ly
CHEYENNE MARKETS.
Ileponad by I.C Whipple.
[Cot rfrtmi / rhiay °f AfccA Hr.*.]
oraia.
Matt * < orn. |*-r iw *■
, U#t#
bulaimt, rr*.
Flour. S*aie#. per rack .i.ut)(&t •*0
r*x*«r, <>.;..natK-. «.2.V/» #.:»»
Ba-kntjcai Flaur m " 7
PilllVlMuNa.
Pol at oca, p«-r .... I'^.j
Onion*. *»ia h
New York fc»*::ory, per k
W r#t <?m. yrr tn Ihj ju
lW*ia». Naty, per U» ... .»k> «•
Hotter, runt-iftn
But »•**. irooti grades, ranch. 4U4^4U
. Il«»nt*y
I>ar«l.. l2S4‘r*!~
; ttarou, miumon, 1
, UAlua. ouioKcd . ... . iTalfl
Huron. Brrakfant
Pura, per bbl *J.notp
Apple*. per Ytb 1 .. i. toy, 7.G0
fits Judd*.
Oya>ter* 3.700*L^
Two ponnd l‘each«« C.'.tXptJ.3o
Hwvo pound “ &.uu%«<*.uu
Corn 7 oufi£.\sJ
Straw b*rri. * 6 5 -6r.t, bj
iu»pt>erne*
Blackkwrrlen 3 m>@s Si!
r>>inal*ri«, two pound cai.a 4.5. .1J
ToinaMoes. three ** *• ti 30
Pine Apple
Jell’i-*. one aud two pouude ... t. .Vt mux.to
Herat), per can -10
1 Klgtu Corn t> -tof&r.ou
Sur I lb* cuus 7 no
1 Star I>uhi«teri*. 1 ll> uut 5 tj»i
! <ira|we, 4 tb Cana 0
, <»y«t« 4*. Cove. 1 lb cau .. ..
; Otilncf. I !h cant* 7 7J
| lloniiny. 4lb \ au« 7.'AVt47 73
14m, t Ih cana 8.0M37.U0
| Salmon. 9 Ih ran* n iMKTfc?* vt
| I.lm i iW-ana I lb cans *>.sJxjn».?s
CA»C l.li/t UKf.
Red Jacket p.uu
Drake * . •; 50
Iloeiettcr'it 13.00
| Kellev a Il.<jo
! VVhi.ky ft 75a 7.50
(linFock-atl «.v)
Whieky Cocktail - s.si)
Fham t»affn«-, pint* 1*.«0
. < quail#
' Old I om Uia
SI ernr Wine . * «.OiKjfc:o.uo
Pori wine lo.so
Old Kye T.fttKdno.io
Coj'Dae Brandy ll.Gb^io.oo
DIUBIT rsuiT.
\ppim. wentortl, per Ih irnj f 8
Applee, New York, per Ih I.V& 1“
I IVachei*. pt*r Ih
| Currant#, *• *)
I Prunes •* ...... .. ‘JU.fft 25
1 Blackhurrie*, )>er It 25
i Kalslna. per »h:\ ,5.m5.30
Chcrrie#, i»er lb -Ui
Ra#pl*erriu<t, per Ih. <»i» 5M
TIM
, Imperial 75® 150
Hytm I.Uoq* I As
5 onn.' Hyson 1.50
I f»P»n 7V® 1.25
! Oolong 75*& 1.23
rorru.
1 Boasted, per 3RO 45
; BI<». common Urfslr jmK® ijs
; Bio, good 87<tfc jw»
Rio, nrliue to C ss 40
I Old Itov. Java 48<® M
Mocha 5 1 © 55
SCO ARB.
(* iba. common tofmr. per ff> lIA
I Cuba. *food to prlaic IhtQ •'•1
I Portti Blco. pood to rholro 124a 13
I New York Crushed. Powdered, etc.. 1 la
1 New York, white colter. A 1 \ffh 13
New York, white coflVe, clrcla A . ni4'f4 14
{ New York, extra B 1.3$ 14
New York, extra C l'2V4<(A 11
I Cuba box 13
risn
j Cod, 100 p*>Mndi* 11 5)
I While, half bbl 1",00® 13.00
Mackerel. No. 1. . 12 00 * pj.iw
I Mackerel, No. 1, per kit : 50
IVHUI*»
New York, common, per 751.0 n
! N<*w York, cood, per tai i.t>i
I New York. 5 uhl
( Uolden#, per iXftl ) 1..*.0
i New York di ip**. 5 4*l kcjfr I.MKft 9.0 n
I !i. A B. drip*, pur £jl 1.50® 175
SALT.
I Kiue dairy, per bbl 7A -
I I’oar-r ' •• 4,73'ij) *, •)•
*• ** p«f ®
av>AP AVI) C \ SOLE.'*.
i Werka'per box H..V (d»M.Oo
' Schneider’*, per box ... Hs* <^9.uo
I Kirk * S*»ap, per box. trlu.iumle ... 4.70rj;.,.0'J
1 u'hemical •* •* in
) Carlil*. per * 23-® 35
NAIU
N*U- B.soCt>i*ou
OILS A Nil I*A.,NT#.
, <'arbou ()•*). p,-r l'Ai., pur bbl 3«*< a .C
Carbon <>IV, p**r jal 40 .«
1 Lard Oil. •• 2.i»f£2 .'0
! LlnuocirOH, “ 2.3. (a,2 7 •
! White Lead 2<Kj* -31*
CHI? VENN K IaIMIHI?!* ,3|.IKKKT,
I*4*'W and S inch clear drrased. 75.f»0
I 1 inch, clear droeoed *70.00
1 Inch. 2nd clear, 33.00
1 A r lock lnmrd«, OUtUO
U etock bi»ard-» 35.00
*'ei!in2. let cltwr, 40.11)
1 ''eilintr. Isi cl«r;»r. Vi . So I*o
; 1 Vilin.:. lt»i clear. . . nO. *.•
i Clear ridinc 40.00
A shinele 7.00<4a7.50
i V 1 ehinvlu s IN)
•ail d.i<o
) Tar Paper. i»er lb .. . -i'oH
1 Pine erlntr Board, per Ih .in*
[ Cement, per hhl p.ix)
Srncco. oer l»t>l 7.'0
I Uair. per Ih .JO
: Nat*v.-Lumber, under i«) ft 3»).Ut>
{ Native Lumber, over 20 ft 85.00
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House, Sign, Carriage, and
Ornamental Painters.
!^liop Avith .T. CORKISH,
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Daily Market
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Oysters,
Vegetables,
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Seventeenth Street,
Cheyenne, - - Wyoming,
decl>-t
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Sixteenth street, Ix't.
Kddy ami Forifftmo
Cl I 1-] Y’ 1«;\N K, W Y O.
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Mechanics’ Tools
-AN-U-
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I
Cona'antly on hnud a compieto itock of For- '
eiga and Dome Mic
POCKET <% TABLE GUTELRY.
A ao a iarce and well selected Stock of
Cooking and Heating Stoves,
■TOYS arul FANCY GOODS o, {
: ; every description, also
PLAIN, PKKSSED
AND .JAPANNED
i TINWARE, -j
,
All Job Work ia our Una done on ahort notice i
! at reasonable ra*es and warranted to give ixtl#- 1
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PACIFIC
I* n »w completed nndntnnln? daily
train*, form ug. in connection vrl.h the Centra
Pacific B iilroad. uu
Hail Route!
To California and the Pacific coast, making ih*
unexampled line of 1900 miles in
FOUR DAYS FROM OMAHA
TO SACRAMENTO.
DIHKCT CONNECTIONS MAPS
AX OHIAH.I
I With the fhtcago Jt North western, Chicago
R**ck Mnnd «s Pacific and St. Joseph A Couucil
Hliitls Railroads and Missouri river line of Pack
| ‘.tt to ami from all the principal Ka**t#rn and
j Southern cities.
AT CHKYENiYB
I With Denver Pacific Railroad for Denver. <’un
1 tral City. Santa Fe and all poiais iu t oiorado ans
J Nuw Mexico.
AT UXtYAN
With stages for the great Sweetwater inluhu
district.
,\T I INTAII
| Stages leave on arrival of Union Pacific Trntn*
j for Salt Lake City and sonlhern Utah.
AT COKINNE
For Helena. Virginia City and a)) point# tv
j Montana.
AT PIIO.HO.N'fOR Y
With Central Pacific Rab r oad for White Pint
! Silver Mines. Sacramento, Francisco and th<
principal cities in California. Nevada and Idaho
First cl.abs hotels and eating houses at
convenient points along the line.
VW“ Pullman’s Palace aud Sleeping Cars c
oempany all trains.
For through rates on freight to Montana. Sweet
1 water Mine and other points, apply to
If. BRONSON,
<7-ner%J Freighr Agent. Omaha
TST Purchase ticket* via Omaha and Platt*
Valley R~,u:e.
T E STfKEL?
> Gee 1 Supcrthtcndaoi
general directory
Delegate* 111 < eagrrs*,
i tutii Third Lougrm* —lloo. W. K. s.eel
TrrrltorlAl Olirm.
'veernor —Jnu. M. Tuaycr.
HatirMary —ti W. fieacu.
1 tbi’J J *>#r«c« uj omjtffM lutrt —J. W. Pipper
Justices—jo*. M. • are>, L a. l iiuiuaov
L 1 • aunts t <AUclor —K P. Su*»w.
•iumyur (rtn,rui— slla# Heed.
/iuiMi t .j J‘uUtc Moneys— ti. W. « «*rey.
U'giAfr (J. a. Lu'xi U. Win.-.,.,
Territorial Trtaeur+r— is. W. Down***. .
j lerritorial Auditor —J. U. li*\ joru '
.... I P. L. Arnold
1 ' ota missions r of Penitentiary 1 c harics llutipn.
Territorial Librarian -John bliu'irirer.** 1 ’
f Commissioner oj Immigration— J K. J.-flrev
*’ipen»t',.deni oj Ins. 1 uuion -JoUu blauclner,
- //iAirn:l At On-ne jf —fc. P. Joliusoli *
, Cnttfi Slates t ommiseioner- -J. W. Bruner.
clerk o< let Judicial fHstnct— J W. bruner.
Marshal— Frank Wolcott.
Couuty Olllcsrs.
Laramie county. -
{Geo A Draper, Ckalrniaa,
L. D lb-ary, •
F Lai.due.
un*Mjr-.*. «. \j Btleu.
Const otic* —W,'l a/ior.C. S. Devoe.
! issues of the Psacs—Juu. .Slaughter. T.M FUhOT
j Clerk and HecortUr —i>«o. B Mlmjnwa.
1 Treasurer— D. C Traey.
| Probate Judge— D. C, Traey.
• Prosecuting Attorney-\\\ W. Corlvft.
School Aut*rinf*Pdenl—F. W. 111,.bird.
(Xtroner —-fa . Tails*!,
f seessor —Ed. J. Morria.
CIIKYENNR CITT. #
f I. C. Whipple, Pr*?*i .exojr. Mnyom
| John X«al«>n.
He'd Trustei.ri J»*l*n E. D-*vls.
| 1.. B Br*euah«-ii,
* Peter Ilumma
Clerk —W. Ririi»uj,iift. »x. of. A#fe#sor.
Marshal —S Devoe.
Tr,asvrer— Isaac Bi rgroin.
Af*orney— T J. Street.
Smreyor— A J. Parsha’l.
Polite Justices— luhn M. Flshrr.
M ■•• tings of ihe Town Trustee# Friday #*e»
lug in each week, at the City Hail.
ALBANY COUNTY,
f W. 11. II Uldav,
Commissioners ] Slun 11 Uur #rhcf,
l Tboma# Al»op.
She ■'if— J. R. Bropby.
Jusdkes of the Peace |
Clerk-J W SVeld'nui.
Probate Judge - <9 W. Bitter. ex-ofulo Treasarar* .
Pro*"euting Attorney—C W. Hruinel.
Kupertudrml'nt of Schools —N. L. Audrcw#. *
Corcirr— J#me- Vine
LARAMIE CITY.
I W-ii. ilnm*. *r spico, Sfayee
IJ. 11 Fin frock.
Hoant of Trustees li. OalbrsiOi.
| T. J. Webster,
(James VliiS,
flsrk —John Mcl cod. ece. oflcio Assessor
Marshal— M. A. Hance.
Treasurer —L D. Pen-e.
Alinmen-Wo n»er Msrrel*.
Potne Jurhce - L. 1). Pvi-e.
CARBON COUNTY.
I J. I). A'Niiiis, Chaliman.
Commlssio'trre {D. Ii 1
I J. 11. Ur amine/.
Sherif— D F. R«-nnie.
Clerk -jVrrv L. built h.
Pr-obats Judge - Wlll. L Ash.
Assessor— B. T. Hyan
Strpermlfndent of Schools —l). F. Kinney.
SWEETWATEI COUNTY.
MY. P. N'-hle. Cliaimaa,
Commissioner* \ Wi'llaui Kv#ns.
(James CulYmun.
Sheriff - P. A. Mrl'het.
Clerk—A. Mclntosh.
Probate Judg. --.las. A. Brennan, ##.- iff. T n|4V,
Assttsor— tN ni. A. Jchnseu
UINTA COUNTY,
re. A. I‘hlpps,
Commissioners -i Ne*«t*ll Heeman,
I A'. K. Sloan.
> dff —Wllllani Hinton.
Clerk- - As, O. Lee
Probate Judge W. 11. Remington ex, sff. Treat.
Pioetciiling Attorney —n. f»*rbanaM.
Assessor — 31. C. llo^Lliis.
Surreuor —II Robinson
Su/ierintendent Os .S', hauls —S. K. Temple.
Coioner —Thouius Street.
4'li nre lie**.
Si Mark ** rhweh Episcopal. Rev. F. VY.
Hilliard rector Sund >s. ivlces. 11 a m. «i 4
3p. ia. Sunday sch*» I after morning #vrvlcr.
*»eni* 'r ■• . A I person# are err. dial I y invited to
alt. ud.
Roman Cnth«dic, ltev. Jns. McOolrich, Pastor,
iiev. Eugene Cussan. Ass’t. Church onO'Neil
-tree!, above Twentieth.
Ptesbylerian Churcli, Rev. W. H. lieed.Pm*-
tor. Borvleeaat 11 a. in. audXp. in. Monday
chool directly after morning service.
Methodist Episcopal, Rev. W. K. Warren, pas
or. Preaching every Sabbath at )la. m,
and 7p. ni. Sabbath school at 3V4 P- m.
Prayer meeting every Thursday evening. Thw
I public are cordially Invited iu all tha services *9
<hu cYurch,
Jl niHonlr.
linlg’itn Templar.
Wyoming Commandory No. 1. Regular ijn
clave first Friday iu cncli mouth.
Wyoming Chapter, No. 1. H. A. M. meet#
Mali, on the first and third Tuesday evening# la
each month, at b o clock p. m.
Cheyennu LodgL*. No. Ilk meets first and thlr<2
Saturday nights In each iwoaith. at Masonic Hal)
Odd Fellows.
Hope KncatT. / vu)< , iit. No*. 2. I. O. O. F., meet
••very 2il aud 1: h of each month a
Odd FeDaws’ Hal'.
Cheyenne Lodge, No. 1, I. O. *j. F., meets every
Monday evening at Odd Fellows Hall.
I. O. U. T.
Cheyenne 1 .odge, No. 81. I. O. G. T.. meets
every Friday evening at Good Templars' HalL
17th street.
Initiations will b* conducted oult on the first
and ?hlrd Friday# of each month. Tha interven
ing Fridays during the month will be deToted I
literary exercises. D*X. Faulxic. W. C. T.
W. H. Wood. W. Secretary.
Paper hanging p*
WIISOB & FENIMORE, If
HANUFACTUKEBS, ■ I
PH ILADELPHIA, PA. I B
Sample# Fumishod.
wed-satSmo.
W. KINGMAN,
Late Associate Justice
of the
Supreme Court,
Attorney at Law
OFFICE AT
LARAMIE CITY, Wyo. Ter
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H. GAR BAN ATI,
AND COnNSKI.OR-AT-I.AW
Will practice in all the Coarts of tha Territory-
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