The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-11-05
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The weather l. positively 1nkind 70
Us defeated candidates.
There are liable to be several changes
made among the federal officers Of
Wyoming.
The queueless Cinnamon Of Denver
daren't return 70 China until they
grow new pigtails-
Denver will soon have pretentious
city buildings. The people have voted
the necessary bonds
The regular meeting Of the Alert
hose company was postponed from last
evening until this evening.
Cabinet makers are busy all oyer the
coantry. And with singular unanimi-
~ they all forget his excelleney.
There Is q Chinese doctor in Denver.
His prescriptions are about as easily
understood as those Of most other ply
sicians.
Vennor, the Canadian weather pro-
phet, predicted warm weather for No
vember, but he seems 10 have over
looked the plains.
Prof. Hamlll and daughter will give
another entertainment at the Presbyte-
rian church this evening, and win pre-
sent a new and attractive programme.
Agent Berry will make a vigorous
defense. Hon. J. b. Belford, Gen. b.
Hughes. Hon. T. NJ. Patterson, and
Hon. Thns. Macon have been retained
Is his counsel.
There should be two more polling
tecincts In Cheyenne. or two sets of
iudges and clerks at the two now In
Existence. II is too much work for one
--t of mel at each polls.
Passenger traffic yesterday: No 5. 8
s,-yenne. 10 Colorado, Is through;
Va. 4. y Cheyenne, Is Colorado, p
C., 7 east. II west. 4 Cheyenne; ID.
r. | Cheyenne. 20 east, 2 west.
The following named officers have
been elected by the Denyer Gre depart
ment: Chief, George Duggan; asst.
chief, w. L, Roberts, treasurer, c. c.
iauck; secretary. Ralph Voorhees,.
The Presbyterian sewing society will
meet Mt the residence of Mrs. G. A.
s-sright. at 2 O'Clock this afternoon
A full attendance Of the ladies Is re-
iu-st-d. Mrs. A. X. Converse, pres. ;
irs. ID. ID. Dare, secy.
The Chinese OF Denver have been
-turnrd TO their homes. There were
$50 Of them In the county jail for pro
lection. Their losses by the riots ag
Sregate $4,000. and Arapahoe county
IS responsible for the same.
Additional returns from the west in
crease Mr.. Posts majority TO 10; with
nineteen precincts In Uinta, Sweetwa-
ter and Carbon counties TO hear from.
The probabilities are that Mr.. Swan
will receive a majority from the remain
ing precincts, and that he is elected by
small majority.
Prof. 5. S. Hamill and daughter, elo.
~cutionists, gave an entertainment at the
Presbyterian church last evening to q
very good audience. Both excel In
their profession, and give n most pleas
ing series Of readings. They will appear
again at the same place this evening, In
very good programme.
The returns from Lander precincts,
sweetwater county, are: Swan 50, Post
-. -Four small precincts are to be
heard from which cannot materially
thange the vote. Swan has about one
hundred majority in Sweetwater county.
Albany county, with three precincts 10
hear from, gives swan S96, Post ego.
Denver Tribune. Three locomo, ives
were wrecked at the Denver A. Rio
Grande shops Yesterday morning Inv IN,
scoundrelism OF some miserable fellow
who should he sought ont and sent IN
the ~penitcntiary. From common re.
port 1t appears that about s o'clock en-.
CINE so. that had lust come in ON m.
train. was left MT tho d.n,,
the engineer and fireman both an,
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'"e ''n'''e vent nying down The