The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-09-28
National Republican Ticket.
FOR PRESIDENT,
RUTHERFORD b. HAYES.
or Ohio.
FOR vIcE-PREsIDENT, f
WILLIAM A. WHEELER.
ufNew York.
Election TUESDAY. Nov. 7th. 1876.
GLEANIxGs.

A woman Is naturally as different
Ten cents a bushel is the Texas price
for corn, the purchaser to gather it.
An Indian win keep fat ON roots where
a white man will starve on pudding.
The Atlanta Times predicts that 3d.
600 Georgia colored men will vote for
Tilden. And slavery?
Last week there were extensive pur-
chases of Lake Superior ingot copper in
the New York market, aggregating
1900, 900 pounds.
Some goods which were sunk over
two years ago off the japanese coast,
while oil t.!eir way back from the Vien-
ne. Exhibition, have just been recovered
The first cargo Of states from the
United States has arrived in England.
They are said to be equal In quality to
those found in the Welsh quarries, and
much cheaper.
Some of the Wisconsin Indians have
had to come down to chopping wood for
aliving, but they grunt three times for
every blow with the AK, and when they
tit uOb IulltlliS tic1 ST uuNH ~ irSis
Detroit Free Press.
John Hancock received fromthe Col
onial Legislature in 1894 the first silver
plated table service eve seen in Ameri-
ca. 1t is now owned by a gentleman
in Lawrence, Mass, and has just gone
to Meriden to be replated.
The British Government allows its
soldiers n regular ration of ale. Many
of our soldiers wish that our Govern
ment, too, could be brought to consid-
er the rationale Of this proceeding. New
York Commercial Advertiser.
Weighing Light is now done by means
Of q vacuum containing delicite weigh
ing mechanism, which responds to the
force of a ray let in upon it. The
weight of the SUMS light upon a square
mile of the earth is calculated at thirty
seven tons.
The Philadelphia Bulletin does this
sort of thing by the column: "Mis Henne
of the opera troupe, had quite an ova-
ton the other night, as she waabled her
lays at the Academy. Brignoli, the
Nestor of the company, was delighted
to have her chant 'a-clear note, and the
manager cackleated that she was the
success of the season, and would pullet
through" -
The ladies of Norwich, n. ", who
had all been buying s'hand-made iace''
from n gypsy woman at 81 per yard, were
somewhat taken aback at discovering
that the article came from the store
kept by the husband of one of their
number, and that he was willing to sell
them all they wanted ut a quarter the
price they had paid the gypsy.
A California paper says that an infant
se%a-serpent has been picked up near
Cape Flattery and taken to Fort Town
send, Ore, whence it will be sent to
the Centennial. 1t is seven feet long
and its head is twenty-five inches in
circumference. 1t has a pair of formid-
able jaws, thickly set with powerful
teeth, and has a prominent fin, above
and below, running the entire length of
the body.
In 1886 the pioneers of South Austria
liza set foot upon its soil, and on Decem-
Der % in the same year the declaration
of the colony as a British Province was
read by Captain Hindmarsh, its first
Governor, under an old gum-tree on the
shores of Holdfast bay, near Glenelg,
now the first port of arrival and the last
of departure for the mail steamers
which keep up communication with
England and the East. The colony
now has a population of a quarter of a
million.