The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-10-27

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Yesterday was a regular downeaster.
Winter is approaching In time TO save
the Utes.
The plains took considerable water
yesterday.
There Is q huge immigration Of Chi
nese TO Denver.
Deadwood Is getting high toned and
wants wooden pavements.
Two ears OF California fruit were in
yesterdays No. 4 train.
The city Is very moral these days.
But few arrests are made.
There will be asociable at the n. Z.
parsonage tomorrow evening.
The New MeXicans are engaged in
the laudable work Of sl~aughtering road
agents.
In one week from to-day we shall
know much more about the election
than we do nov
There were no sales Of western cat
tie at Chicago on Monday, but the
market was strong.
st. Jullen's manager wanted an
enormous fee for trotting in Omaha,
and there was no trot.
A gaslight company has been organ
iEed in Silver Clin, Colo. Mr.. John
v. Jillich Is the treasurer.
The Utes have become emboldened by
the protection Of the government and
are stealing horses and cattle from set
tiers.
Prayer meeting at the Presbyterian
church this evening at 7:30. Subject.
sacrifice Without Cost"-sumuel, "a.
1925.
The U. +. company has been borrow.
Ing cattle cars from other roads In or
der to help out in the rush OF ship
ments.
Somebody wisely suggests the educa-
ton OF Esquimaux that they may them.
selves discover the north pole and the
n 'rthwest passage.
The two special hunting cars, the
"Izaak Walton" and ''Davy Crockett
are used more frequently for familie,
than fer hunters.
Photograph stock can now he pur.
chased at fifteen cents on the dollar.
This again veri1es the truth OF the old
saying that talk Is cheap.
The children's meeting announced
at the Presbyterian church for this at
ternoon, Is deferred for one week In
consequence OF Judge Tracy's funeral.
On Monday night the Balloon house,
Denver, was destroyed by fire. The
building was owned by Messrs. Hal.
lack * Howard and run by ID. Christie
pher.
The special coach which will convey
guests to the Gilliss hose ball at Camp
Carlin on Thursday evening will leave
the Cheyenne depot at 81 o'clock, city
time.
The pressure on our advertising
column has been so great for some time,
that we are finally compelled to issue a
supplement. This extra issue will he
continued until after election.
Passenger traffic yesterday: No. 3, 10
Cheyenne, % Colorado, 40 through;
No. 4, 7~.Cheyenne, 10 Colorado, 40
through. q. O., 4 Cheyenne, 81 east,
I through. ID. T. "a Cheyenne; % east.
The funeral Of the late Judge ID. C.
Tracey will take place this afternoon
from his residence on Sixteenth street.
The Knights OF Pythias, OF which de-
ceased was n member. will attend the
funeral.
The Pioneers OF 81 are requested by
Jadge J. II. Whitehead, president, to
meet at city hall this afternoon ut one
O'Clock to attend the funeral OF the late
Judge ID. &. Tracy, one Of the pioneers.
All old timers are cordially INVITED 10
attend.
The Denver rifle club and the New
Orleans rifle club shot a match on Sun
day, each club shooting on their local
range. Word came from New Orleans
that the score there was $50. As the
Denver boys scored OLE, they won the
novel match by j. points.
We learn that in some sections Of the
territory the impression prevails that
our general election does not take place
until Tuesday, Nov. 9th. This is wrong;
the election is by law fixed on the
Tuesday neri after the first Monday in
Norember, which day this year falls on
November seccnd, ntrt Tuesday.
Services at the Congregational
church to-day. At y. IN. childrcn,s
meeting. Subject: THE Existence OF
God" Parents are invited to come
with their children. At a service pre-
paratory TO communion; preaching by
the pastor. theme: Forgetting, reach
ing and pressing. A cordial welcome
10 all. IL Is expected that those who