The Union Pacific railway company
will sell round trip tickets. Cheyenne to
Sidney, Neb. and return. September 27
to 30, at $4.90; good returning October
1, 1892, for G. A. R. reunion and Chey
enne county fair. September 28 to 30.
C. W. Sweet, Agent.
Telegraphers Under Arrest.
Cedar Rapids, Sept. 29.—The first
sensational development in the operators’
strike occurred at mignight last night, by
the company ordering the arrest of three
operators who had come in from the
south. The charge was made of tamper
ing with the wires. This morning the
men appeared in court, but tho prosecu
tion failed, and the operators were dis
missed.
For the World’s Fair.
Messrs. J. W. Foster and E. J.
Churchill have secured the agency for
Wyoming of the Columbian Fair Excur
sion company of Chicago. This company
furnishes only’ transportation to and from
Chicago, first-class hotel accommodations,
near the exposition if desired, and admis
sion to the fair. The company is tho larg
est world’s fair transportation company
yet . rganized, and is thoroughly responsi
ble. For further particulars call on J.W.
Foster, No. 1619 Ferguson street, or E. J.
Churchill, room 9, Kent block, Cheyenne.
Stocks and Uh tile Marketn.
New York. Sept. 29.—Realizations
early sufficed to put the entire list on a
lower plane, but supporting orders and
little new buying soon caused the losses
to be regained with something in addition.
The close was quiet but still firm at gen
erally insignificant changes. Colorado
coal lost ] s per cent.
Governments—Dull and steady.
Petroleum—October closed at 522.
Copper—Dull. Lake, SIO.9O(at 1 1.05.
Lead—Steady. Domestic, $4.00(4
4.05.
Tin—Firm. Straits, S2O 30@20.50.
Money on call easy; closed, offered at,
4 per cent.
