The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-08-31
MINOR

SIX cars OF stock east yesterday.
These cold nights make ice cream
vendors think their occupations gone.
The workingmen's and peoples ticket
will stand, and stand successfully, on
election day.
The festive road agent has been
''holding up'' stage coach passengers
near Leadyille.
The LEADERS, Salt Lake correspon-
dent Ranger" contributes a splendid
letter this morning.
Politics are a little lively, that's a
fact. The people are bound to upset
the self-nominators.
1t will be a long time probably before
eleven men, casting thirteen votes, will
nominate six Of their number.
Judge Carey will ship thirty-two car
loads of stock east to-day from here,
and N. R. Davis will ship ten.
The LEADER has been favored by
Capt. J.. II. Smith with valuable docu-
ments pertaining to the weather de-
partment.
The roof on Warren's new stable is
very nearly completed. The building
looks like the mormon synagogue in
| Salt Lake.
1.-THE Value Of Doubt, or An Apollo
gy for Unbelievers, =" is the title of Rev.
W. II. Gillam's lecture, this evening,
at the NJ. E. church.
A company of cavalry from Rock
Greek will pass through this city to-day.
They will go from here to Denver, their
ultimate destination being Arizona.
The best shooting that has ever been
done in this territory was done yester-
day afternoon. Warren Camp killed
twenty birds with that many shots.
A gentlemen who has been doing the
west says that he has yet TO see a city
that will compare with the number of
beautiful women TO be seen on the
streets.
G. r. Davis, esq, editor Of the An
glaise County Democrat, Ohio, who has
been a guest Of the Hon. Herman Haas
for several days, left on yesterdays
train for home.
Three deserters from the army have
been taken to Fort Russell within the
past two days. One of them gave him
self up, and the other two were cap
tured at Granite Canon.
The fellow who is always talking
after an election about what he would
do If he had been there, is advised to
mount his broncho for an outside pre-
cinct and be there this time.
There will be no services at the Con-
gregntional church to-day on account
| of the pastors illness. Sunday school
| will be held at the usual hour, also the
young peoples prayer meeting at 7:30
at the parsonage.
workingmen's and peoples ticket is
non political in character, and there
fore a union Of politics. The ticket
aims at securing good mel to be elect
ed for the best interests of this county.
Any number of idle and silly rumors
are in circulation respecting the with
drawal of some of the candidates on
the workingmen's and peoples ticket.
But don't be deceived by such weak
inventions. All of the candidates are
eligible; all are up to stay; and all will
be elected.
Every other day q fight occurs at
Ogalalla among the Texas COW boys.
Yesterday two of them went at it with
six shooters, and the result was the
death of one of them. Their names
were not given in the brief dispatch
that arrived here.
The sidewalks Of this city are in a
miserable condition. Yesterday, us
Mr.. Annette was walking along the
street, accompanied by a little girl, the
child's foot went through a hole in the
walk, and only after considerable diff
Guilty was it extracted.
When any set Of men abuse the con-
6dence reposed in them they II no
longer entitled TO recognition. The
people must repudiate their action in
self respect. There is nothing left but
to seek to repair the wrong inflicted.
The people will see to this on Tuesday.
f. X. Chaffee, late Of Livermore,
Colo, is on his way to Fort Mckinney,
where he will locate a range for GOO
head Of cattle. This is the way of out
side stockmen nowadays. They are
coming in strongly from western Ne
braska and Colorado. Even now there
are many stockmen up north selecting
ranges.
The Rawlins Journal, Mr.. Slack's
paper, says: "Mr. E. A. Slack is able
to hold his own on the floor Of the
United States Congress" No offense
is intended to Senators Blaine, Ed
munds, Conkling. Thurman ct al. What
pity If the people of Wyoming should
miss obtaining the services of such a
mind
The SUMS alleged humorous account
of the meeting of Friday night failed
of its purpose most miserably. 1t re-
acted strongly in favor Of the new
ticket. 1t would be an insult to thefew
readers of the Sun to suppose that they
believed for q moment in the statement
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