The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-11-09
LOCAL

along as we did before election.
A bunch of keys, found on the street,
has been left at this Office, where the
owner will find them,
The number of old hats floating about
the streets eonyinees us that election
bets have been generally paid.
Now that election is over let's watch
the District Court. 1t promises to be
an unusually interesting term.
Only a few bloody noses election day.
Just enough to fresco, as it were, the
face of human nature upon our streets.
Tilden is said to bel cold, impassive
man. Did any one ever see Mr.. Tilden
stub his toe on a piece of uneven side
walk.
Sawyer 81 Dare make a specially of
baby pictures, and since starting have
not failed in a single instance to get a
fair picture.
One sof policemen was struck
over the head with a pistol last evening
and quite seriously injured. We are
unable to obtain particulars.
Only a few more days and the beau
tiful Grecian nose which she so much
prizes will bob about the streets carry
ing a liquid drop as large as a marble.
If you want to see a Cheyenne woman
o gradually up ON her ear, just tell
her she voted as her husband told her
to. Dodge as soon as you tell her so,or
down you go.
"Oh give us a rest,'i said a noisy in
dividual to officer Fallen yesterday, as
the official tried to quiet him. 'I'l
give you arrest, " said Dan, as he loving
ly gathered him in.
That ditch in front of the business
houses on 18th street is terrible. It's
''offense is rank and smells to Heaven
Clean it out or put some cologne water
into it. Anything for a change.
McDaniels will dedicate his new
stage on the 18th inst. and then we can
boast of one of the finest theatre build
ings in the west. The gladiators, Mace
and Allen, are on the bills for the open
ing.
What we need now is about a million
Shoshones, enough to keep the Sioux
interested for a year or two. But then,
when we IA out of S~hoshones the vair-
minis would come at us as hard as
ever.
Say, you judges and clerks Of election,
as you rub your sleepy eyes, and yawn,
and scratch your swollen heads after
your arduous.. labors, how would you
like to work on a morning paperP
We learn that the benefit of Mile
Cerito on Monday evening was a grand
success, many ladies being in attend
ance. The lady reaped a rich pecuni-
airy reward and should feel highly fiat
tered at the result.
Colorado mountain towns have re-
ceived a liberal baptism of snow, and
have made a square dive into. winter.
OlttllS lclc III Jul pictotuO llulhu
summer ii seems almost incredible that
the hoary old king is so near us, and
yet it is true.
The Governor. who presided over the
s'third house" of Colorado, in his mes
sage, while speaking of penitentiary
matters, recommended that a strong
wall be constructed around the entire
State and that the Governor pardon OUT
the very few individuals who are worthy
of executive clemency. The gentleman
may have been joking but-well.
A lady approached the polls Tuesday
and n half dozen individuals cleared
their threats for the challenge. AS the
lady came up she inadvertently display
ed a keen looking rawhide which she
held in her hand, and there was a pain
full stiffness about the window as she
passed in her ballot. A passage ten
feet wide was made in the crowd to al
low her egress, and the challengers
breathed very softly as she proudly
marched by them.