The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-11-08
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Who says this weather isn't perfectly
delicious?
Wyoming now belongs to the repub-
Iican pyramid.
Supreme court will meet again to-
morning.
Some of the defeated declare they
will new run for office again.
Justice Fisher went in by a vote of
952. A handsome compliment.
An immense quantity OF coal was
brought in from the west yesterday.
The passenger train from the east
was n hour behind time yesterday.
The democratic candidate for clerk
of Albany county Is said to be elected.
Antelope sell at fifty cents apiece in
Greeley. Colorado. dressed ready for
use.
COlOradans are going wild oyer the
daily discoveries Of new loads Of CARLO
mates.
The Colorado and Wyoming Congre-
gational association Is in session at
Greeley.
The Wyoming dancing club will give
a hop at McDaniels' new hall on Eddy
street tonight.
The Union Pacific authorities are
having some new bridges built between
Cheyenne and North Platte.
Don't call him '.Jim," now. Judge
Bean" is the proper in which
to address his most royal highness.
The editors and printers Of the Black
Hills are to have a reunion and festival
at Deadwood on Thanksgiving day.
The ladies of the aid society, con
nected with the Methodist church, will
hold a sociable on next Tuesday even
ing.
The republicans of Laramie City had
a torch light procession on Wednesday
night in honor Of Col. Downey's cleo
tlon.
Between Downey and Pease, in Lar
annie City, the vote stands about 800 to
800. There can be no objection to 800
to 800. i
Gov. IIoyt is expected to be present
at the Congregations church tonight
and introduce Allen Curr to the au-
dience.
There is no truth in the report that
Edison has invented a soap that will do
Its own washing and hang out the
clothes.
Bill Nye. the Laramie City humorist,
was defeated at the polls on Tuesday.
He was n candidate for reelection as
Justice Of the peace.
Mr.. II. N. Orr, returned yesterday
from a visit to Nebraska where he has
n valuable farm. His property is loca-
ted In Cass county.
Three companies of the Fourteenth
infantry under Mai. Montgomery Bry-
ant, have been ordered from Fort Hall
agency to Camp Douglas, Utah.
Eugene Kaufman attempted to CON-
NIT suicide in Denver yesterday by
shooting. Gambling and loss of money
belonging to his employer tells the
story.
Capt. Carpenter and Lieut.. Weston
passed through the city yesterday with
Co. n, Fourteenth infantry, en- route
to Salt Lake City from Fort Hartsuff,
Nebraska.
Judge G.. q. Bennett is an able law
yer and ali excellent man. We are
glad to learn that he has Tripp-ed his
opponent In the race for the Dakota
delegateship.
W. NJ. Ward is not now in the EN-.
ploy of the Cheyenne 4 Black Hills
stage company. That is what Luke
Voorhees, says, and he is good author
ity on all subjects.
Rev. Allan Curr, of Dubuque, will
lecture at the Congregational church
this friday evening. Subject: "Risen
from the Ranks, and the Way to Get
On" Admission free.
The MaGilder will hold n special
election on Tuesday next. He is a can
didate for orone on the greenback
ticket. Chromos given to all who rally
in his support at the polls.
Coroner Goldacker, it appears, did
not spend all his money in the late con.
test. Yesterday afternoon he bought a
valuable horse and was seen riding
about the city as happy as a clam at
high tide.
The committee chosen by the ]. T.
Clark hose company to arrange for q
hop on Thanksgiving night, consists Of
Thomas A. Davis, J. N. Keller, Z. A.
K%ingsbury, l. Deitrick, John Kimball
and S. Sterling.
Mrs. NJ. Newman, of Lincoln, Neb.,
secretary of the Womans' foreign mis-.
sionary society, is expected to deliver
an address in this city on Sunday night.
Her subject will be the origin and
progress Of the missionary cause.
Sturgis City is n of the wonders OF