The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-11-02
MINOR

Compare your ballots with the party
posters.
Candidates are expected 70 put Ia =
siesplsss night Of IT,
The Russians are hne drivers and the
Hung4rians are 6ne riders.
Particulars Of the Denver riot on the
second page of to-day's LEADER.
This has been the liveliest campaign
for many years, both nationally and To-
eally.
Most Of the western towns Of this
territory have issued special newspa-
pers.
London Trlaa says, speaking gener-
ally, American railroad directors are
knaves.
The New Orleans Piodyans thinks
that a man, like a razor, is made keen
by being frequently strapped.
Invitations are issued for the APP
preaching wedding Of Mr.. Douglass c.
Rhodes and Miss Ina L. Bates, Noyem-
her 10.
The Central Pacific road will not re-
duee lis passenger rates. Mr.. Good
win, their passenger agent, says they
can't afford IL.
Artificial waterlilies on fashionable
bonnets are colored blue. Labouchere
thinks that next season the ~sunflowers
will he red and the yIolets will be pink.
A military guard accompanies every
train ON the Mexico and Vera Cruz
railroad, and at every station a guard
Is drawn up under arms ON the arrival
Of every train.
A Nevada bishop says there is no
Sunday In that state. II is a mining
state, and mining is 50 important and
controlling an interest that religion has
10 take a back seat.
The Inter Ocean hotel will give n
grand social dance next Tuesday even
ing. The Sd cavalry band will furnish
the music, and an oyster supper will be
served during the night.
II is estimated that OF the money sup
posed to be spent for bribery in English
elections about one-third reaches this
voters, the other Two thirds remaining
In the pockets OF the agents.
The LEADER being so crowded with
advertising, they are now compelled TO
issue a supplement. aud are publishing
more matter than any other daily In the
territory. -RaUiins Journal.
Passenger traffic yesterday: No. 3, 7
Cheyenne, 10 Colorado, 30 through;
No. 4, 8 Cheyenne, 3 Colorado, 90
Z. T., 10 east, , west, 4 Cheyenne; ID.
T., ii Cheyenne, 20 east, . west.
There was a fire last evening In n
building south Of the track. The fire
department very promptly responded
II soon succeeded in extinguishing
the flames. The neighbors contributed
much assistance.
Congress will again be In session in
about six weeks, and the officials at the
capital are already preparing for the
advent of the lawmakers. Carpets are
being laid. desks put In order and things
generally frightened up.
Agent Berry, Meacham, Hoyt and
Holmes came in on No. 4 train yester-
day, but refused 10 he interviewed.
pfeierring To await the advice of coun-
sci in Denver. They will all he placed
under the protection OF the u. S. mar
shal Of Colorado.
Among the gifts displayed Mt n San
francisco wedding was the brides
fathers check for $780, 600. The cash
Ter OF the bank On which the check was
drawn was a guest. 1t was observed
that he looked queerly at the document,
then turned up his nose, and remarked:
why, he hasn't $500 to his credit in
our bank
United States Minister Marsh will
resign his position at the Italian
court by next spring, the reason being
that he Is advancing In age. Mr.. Marsh
Is seventy-nine years old. lie was min.
lister to Turkey under President Tyler.
having previously been u Vermont
lawyer and n member Of congress. His
life has, however, bsen devoted mainly
to studies mythology and physics, on
corning which he has published a num-
Der OF valuable works.
The Berlin Tdgblait says that English
men, whom 1t kindly alludes to rs red
headed barbarians." fancy that they
are the only clean beings ON the
face OF t e earth. II denounces their
notion OF the morning cold bath. and
says that the new medical school prove
that the lukewarm bath is more useful
and healthy. A London journal retorts
that there are more red-headed persons
m the Prussian provinces Of Pozen
alone than in all England, Scotland
and Ireland.