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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-11-04

governor Is really between Wright, /
funder democrat. and Hawkins, repub.
lican. The republicans have elected II
members Of legislature in Shelby coun
ty, and probably in Davidson, and II
10 thought they viii have CONTROL Of the
legislature thus securing U. S. ssna.
tor and state officers. Wright's ma.
jority in Davidson county over Wilson
2.50o, which Is about equal to Hawkins.
II Is thought the latter is elected.
Dublin. Nov. 3.-MeNally one OF the
agitators indicted for conspiracy in
speech near Tuam Monday recommend
ed tine use Of dymite and gun cotton
against landlords. Parnell's tone is al
so more violent latery. The land
league meets to-day to consider what
line Of action TO be taken for the de-
fense Of the members indicted.
Iowa
Des Moines, Nov. 3.-Republican
state committee and state register have
additional returns from a good number
Of counties. these fully sustain the esti-
mates Of last night for 70, 200 for Gar
iield over Hancock. All congressional
districts in the state, except the 9th,
give large and certain majorities for
the republican candidates. Kasson in
the 7th district being over 5000 and
probably 1000 majority.
DesMoines, Nov. 3.-Returns re-
ceived from Iowa by the state republi-
can state committee and the State Reg
lister, up to 10 O'Clock tonight, raise the
majority Of Garfield over Hancock, and
the indications are that 1t will be S.
600. The republicans carry all the con-
gressional districts Of the state. regain
ing the sixth by 60 majority for Cuts
and the seventh by $3.50 for Kasson.
Minnesota
Minneapolis, Nov. 3.-Returns as re-
csived indicate that Minnesota will
give Garfield $4,000 majority. Gener-
al Washburn whose seat in the present
congress was contested by the notorious
Donnelly Is overwhelmingly elected,
leadidg his competitor General Sibley
by from 8 to 10000. washburn carries
this city and county by something over
1900 majority. 1t is presumed his scat
in congress will not be contested. Dom
nelly in LIST and Strait in 2nd dis
tricts are both elected each by 1000
majority.
Nerth Carolina.
Charlotte, Nov. 3.-Democratic ma
jority, Mecklenburg county will not ex-
100. Loss Of 200 on vote OF '76. Dem
ocratic loss In nearly every county.
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The Great English Remedy.

liz n never falling cure
|for Nervous llebility .
Exhausted Vitality,
Seminal Weakness,
|Spefmatorrhoea. LOST
|MASuooD. .Impotency,
Paralysis and all the
Terrible effects OF Sell
Abuse. youthful fol-
|iicf. and exce~ses In
|mAture yehrs-such as
|loss Of memory. l-aH .
Isl IN Il e. Nocturnal
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-11-04

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censeetieut.
Hartford. Nov. 3--With I've town
70 near from the state gives Garhelt
$3.50: hancock, o., ,sIS; Weaver. s69
Doro. sSo- Totai vote, lz9,Iz. Gar
nelois plurality zsS0I; majority over al
A''o9 for governor, blgiow, repuoii
an, mas oa'o'S' Enghsn, democrat
o4..o', sS-sser.ns, i'osA n'sio"s ma
1oiisy i'oI narnum' repuoh-
' eeie4seu ioi Inc state senate
'e Sea4so s'Anos 40 iePuoiicAhs 70
D~Ar
wilmington, Nov. S.-heturns from
AL the eleeIion districts In the state
eAcePe Two In Aent county, the mAlori-
sies VI nnicn arc eseiina1oo upon sne
s-e e'eeA .~ss :
" : seas' VIZ I.-s " ioi''
''us " .no .a's = uenio-
~s'e' ,ao1i'a 'as - '"e ie.uin VI nAyAiu "
e.e ~ "e iePuo.,sAn' e'e'' snei'
""o'e .'sNss ~ I,e"eAs''e W 0ou"'' W q
A'e'o'i'' vi ~oous ioo'
rennssisaHia'
fhiiadelphia, Nov. 3.-Garheld's
majority In Vi out OF " counties Is 25,-
os'. FIVE oil the remaining counties
gave 3,l5l majority for Hayes in 1876,
ana the sixth, Lackawanna, was not
then In existence. Garfeld's majority
IN the state VIII be about ", 600.
The total vote In Philadelphia gives
uarneid so''si, hancock Io,oOI, Wea-
yer 2oi, Dow 4oi republican plurality,
zo''z FOR auditor general, Lemon,
republican, ie.z1o plurality; Judge OF
supreme court ureen' republican, a.
z43 plurality. The republican city
ticket Is elected by at least 10000 ma
jority' except Jefreys, for controller,
VINO y aeieated ny fattison. democrat,
py l3,uoo majority.
fhiiideiphia, ia. Nov. 3.-Ohicial re-
tnrns ana corrected estimates OF vote
= = ---s~.
w aoou. i'ooo over es'i'pa'es teie-
s'"p"eu 'nis morning.
virginia.
fetefsDurg, NOV. 3.-hetnrns this
morning from several precincts IN sus-
sex and Greenviile counties give the
republicans large majorities.
Mississippi.
Jackson, Nov. 3.-Reports from so
counties, towns and precincts give Han
cock * oae C.rasia a ss3 pa,,rns
from the first. second. fourth and fifth
congressional districts Indicate the
election of democrats in each by decid-
ed majorities. The returns from the
sixth congressional district are meayer
not sufficient To base an estimate unon
but Chalmers leads rs far as heard from
u.,,.,...
Nav orlaa,s Nov a-co,,re.,m,,
Acklio arrived this evsring from the
third congression,l district Ue con.
cede. the e,ect,on NJ Darra,, ,e,,hI;.
can. by from tbrce In four thousand n
republican gain.
wisconsin.
Milwaukee, Nov. 3.-The following
are the congressional majorities:
Fourth district: Denster, democrat,
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Emissions. AverelOn To Society, Dlmncss of
Vision. Noises In the Head; the vital fuid
passing unobserved In the urine. and many
other diseases that lead TO Insanity and
death.
DIR. MINTIE6 4 co. wi | agree To forfeit ivo
hundred dollars for OF this kind the
VITAL RESTORATIVE under their special
advice and trcatfnenU will not cure, or for
anything impure or Injurious found In II.
DR. MINTIE ca. treat all private diseases
successfully without mercury. Consultation
Free Thorough examination and advice.
tai RESTORATIVE. - n bottle. or four
times the quantity. $40. sent To any address
upon receipt OF price. or G. o. D.. secure from
observation. and In private name ~ desired
by
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HONOR TO WHOM HONOR rs.DU

The Agent OF the Associated Press
Speaks for Himself
New York, Nov. 3.-Your special
correspondent proudly requests your
readers to contrast his foreshadows OF
the presidential election with the now
ascertained result, and determine for
themselves whether his predictions were
not more judicious and reliable than the
buncombe prepaid kilograms with which
Chairman Barnum flooded the country.
Let the results decide our respective
titles to fairness and accuracy.
(Signed) ]. w. SrMoNToN.
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Jackson, Nov. 3.-Reports from so
counties, towns and precincts give Han
cock 15,23S, Garfield 6,s52. Returns
from the first, second, fourth and fifth
congressional districts indicate the
election OF democrats in each by decid-
ed majorities. The returns from the
sixth congressional district are meager,
not sufficient TO base an estimate upon,
but Chalmers leads rs far rs heard from.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-11-04

Omaha, Nov. 3.-Rsturns from the
state come In slowly. and it Is only n
question Of the size Of the majorities.
Garfield viii have not Car from $4,000
majority and the state ticket about the
same. The republicans elected three
fourths Of the legislature. The green
back vote was diminished from last
year.
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Virginia.

Petersburg, Nov. 3.-Returns this
morning from several precincts in Sus-
sex and Grcenville counties give the
republicans large majorities.
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Louisiana

New Orleans, Nov. 3. 3.-Congress man
Acklin arrived this evening from the
third congressional district. He con-
cedes the election of Darrell, republi-
can, by from three to four thousand, n
republican gain.
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Hartford. Nov. 3.-With Eve towns
10 hear from the state gives Garfield
6, TAG: Hancock, o., $40; Weaver. 100
Doro. sss. Total vote. 129,727. Gar
held's plurality 2Js57; majority over all
l.76a For governor, BlglOw, republi-
can, has 64,s7S; English. democrat,
O. .l57i scattering, 1.044. Bigiow's ma
jority l.672- p. T. Barnum, republi-
can, is defeated for the state senate;
the senate stands 16 republicans TO 5
democrats.
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1ca1 Dept; Cheyenne, Kyo.
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Wilmington, Nov. 3.-Returns from
all the election districts in theptate
except two in Kent county, the majori-
ties of which are estimated upon the
vote at the election last September.
show democratic majority OF 1.Oi5.
Two-thirds OF the legislature Is demo-
cratic, insuring the return Of Bayard to
the senate. The republicans elect their
whole ticket in Newcastle county by a
majority Of about 100.
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Nerth Carolina.

Charlotte, Nov. 3.-Democratic ma
jority, Mecklenburg county will not ex-
100. Loss of 200 on vote OF '76. Dem
ocratic loss in nearly every county.
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San Francisco, Nov. 3.-Returns Of
The state continue coming In rapidly,
but are OF such nature rs to render 1t
extremely di1acult to forecast the re-
suit decidedly. Ono hundred and forty
nve precincts In this. city give Hancock
electors 1878 majority, and 1,176 ma
jority for Rosecrans for congress. The
remaining half dozen precincts are not
likely to materially alter the result. In
face Of this It seems almost q foregone
conclusion that the state win 60 demo-
cratic by . small majority, though ut
the republican headquarters they still
ngure out n republican majority Of be-
tween three and four hundred. It
may possibly require IN official count
to decide Il. Tho dlniculty in making
areliable estimate arises from the fact
that the republican gains are found to
considerable extent in democratic
strongholds and vice versa.
Tne republicans claim that they will
A. ~ any rate get one elector, as Judge
aetfys on the democratic ticket, Is be-
Hsved 70 be very badly scratched.
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Kansas City, Nov. 3-The state gives
Garfield from 80 to G0,000; Anderson,
republican, has 1000 majority in the
first congressional district; Haskell, re-
publican, has 800 majority in the Sec
ond congressional district; Ryan, re-
publican, has $4,000 majority In the
third congressional district. st. John,
republican, is elected governor by 4o,-
900 majority.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-11-30
The lion-Tamer's Success.

A good story is.told OF Van Amburgh,
the great lion.tamer. now dead. On
one occasion, while in Q bar.room (for
he drank so much that. to use his own
expression, at you cut me open the
whisky would run OUT" although he
was rarely drupk). he was asked how he
got his wonderful power over animals.
lie said: "It's by showing them ,nat l
am not the least afraid OF them. aud by
keeping my eyes steadily on theirs y
He had q good deal aboard, and said:
"I'll give ysu an example OF the power
Of my eye" Pointing to iout-
ish fellow who was sitting hear by. he
said: "You see that iellow2 He's reg
uIar clown. I'll make him come across
the room to me aud won't say word
to him." Sitting down. be liked bis
keen, steady eye on the man. Pres.
entity the fellow Strengthened himself
gradually, got up aud came slowly across
10 the lion.tamer. When he got close
enough he drew back his arm and struck
Van Amburgh q tremendous blow under
the chin. knocking him clear over the
chair, with the remark: you'll stare at
me like that again. won't your"
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DECEMBER %. 1890,

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Csrson City, Nsyads, November ", 1850.
m
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PLAIN LANGUAGE FROM UNCLE
AAM

which is why I remark
Ana my language 10 plain
That for w.yr thai are daik.
And tor tiicks that are VAN,
Th- Morey Chinese IL pecuiisr.
Which the same YOU'D rise to explain.
Barnum WAS his name;
AID, scUrning q duel.
Ili hot sN what the same
Might imply 'tw, uld be cruel.
But his wink 10 was sick 4 and truth.like.
AsI frequent remarked to Marsh. Jewell.
Twas October; he'd heard
tr,m the vote ia the wrst,
which 4 milLt be Inferred
To his temper gave lest;
But he played 10 that d ~ upon GARFIELD
And me. In q Way detect.
Which We bad q eampsign
And barnum took had.
IL Was FAIR Play. The sam-
he did not understand.
But be smiled as he bos'ed bis committee,
With smile that was ruth.like aud bland.
But to tell OF each wire
He pu led IN unable,
And ID kindle- nv ire
To thiLk oi hi- stable.
VIII h war ersmmei iuli of mules In bar j.
And each wearing bribery label.
But tho deviltry bold
OF that tarnum, desri dear
And the lie. that he told
Nee quite irighttul TO hear:
I'll, A. Isst he pot DOWN . forged letter.
And swore: "rrat James wrots u 10 clear.
Then st GARFIELD looked I,
And he g,zed upou me.
And rose with .igh,
And said. ''Csn tbls bsr =,
We are swind,ed by Chinese cheap forgins.
And we went for that Morey Chinee.
In the scene tha, ensued
All the voter. canE. forth.
And on Bsruum's tel broad
TIE f.h.mibdet North
Sat down very hAid\And emphatic.
For. q, thsy were terribly with.
In his ears. which were long.
They Inserted ah.a
And his dastardly wrons
That was aimed 81 Jim u
Turned into p, taid that hol,ted
This truta.loviug Morey Cailss.
which 10 whv I contend.
And sii,k to II still.
Tha, fate shapes their end.
Rough Hsw u As the, will.
Who try TO imp, - Oh TIE people
which the came l. . lesson not III.
-N,r York Tritans.
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a. 1877, and q tbs - nndstory
thereof and supplsnsntol 1ooo, shall
remain In full forse end g. exospt ~
ehanRed BY ths tsrms of'1H(1 Aos. And
vhsreyer In said sntitls1. ~, spproved
January "a, 1877. or IN ~ ~ snsnds-
sory thereof or supplsnsnni |, (hafsto, or
bv othsr laws, . duty : in1o1r5 npon or :
power granted 70 IL Ms5eg = Board Of
Aldermen Of The CITY q yis<31je, O upon
the City Trsasursr g 0t(y N oellscbor.
or City Clerk, such duty q l1Vor shall b
and hereby 10 imposed and con1Ds1sd upon
the Board Of County Cemmis1loosfs Of
Storey county. or upon the County Trsss-
urer. County Asssssor or County CLARK,
respectively, a the case may b, and
wherever In said Acts The words Oity
Treasury occur, the words County Treas
ury shall bs inserted In lisu thsrsof. -s
SEQ. Is. The Board Of County commis-
sionsrs Of Storey county, for The purpose
Of paying the principal spd intsrsst due,
or to become due, on the outstanding
bonds heretofore issued By the Town Of
Gold Hill, shall levy and cause 70 b col
leoted an I'D valorsm tax not 70 exceed u
upon each 500 Of all the taxable property,
real, personal and mixed, subjecs 70 taxa
ton FOR other purposes, within the limits
Of the Town Of Gold Hill. - defined 10 an
Act Of the Legislature entitled "An Act 70
incorporate the Town Of Gold Hall" sp-
proved March s, 1874. Bald tax shall bs
levied annually and collected at the same
time and In the same manner snd by the
same officers - prescribed and provided 10
the revenue laws Of this State for the ool-
lection Of State and county taxes; and ths
revenue laws Of this Stats shall, In every
respect. not inconsistent with the pro-
visions Of this Act. be deemed applicable
and 30 held to the lsvying. ssssssing
and collecting OF said tax. All moneys
collected or reosived under and By virtue
Of the provisions OF this section shall b
paid 10 the County Treasurer, and shall
by him be set apart - special fund, 70
be known - the Gold Hill Redsmptten
Fund. and all moneys coming into said
fund are hereby appropriated for the pay
ment Of principal and interest Of the bohds
issued by the Town Of Gold Hill and out.
standing at the time Of the pssssge OF this
Act.
SEC. IL. From and after the nrst Monday
in January. 1883. the Board OF County
Commissioners Of Storey county shall con:
sist Of three members, one OF whom shall
be an actual resident Of Township No.
and one OF whom shall be an sctusl resi-
dent OF Township No. s Of said county. ~
said townships now exist, and the salaries
Of said Commissioners shall net exceed
the sum Of 5000 per year each.
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TN rHE DIsrRICr COUNT or TME

TN THE DIsTRICr COURT or THE
i First Judicial Distrios Of ths state OF Ne.
vsds, In and for ths county Of Story
THOMAS GRAY agai.st HIS cRBDlToRs.--
Notice 10 Crsdiiors Of IpsolveLt. In ths mat
ter Of the petition Of Thomas Orgy. an intolv.
ent debtor. .-Pursuant TO an order o. the Il, q.
hiehard hising, Judge Of this said District
court. notice 10 hereby Ri,en TO oil the cred.
u, n OF tue said insolssnt. Thomas ur.y. TO be
and appear b~tors the said Judge. In optn
Court st the couit.p ON ~ said Court at the
Court House. In said county. ON tbs 18th day ef
DRCEMBhk. A. d. l6sO, - 10 O'Clock A. OF
q at day, then and there to show caure. u any
they can. why the prayer OF taid tnsolvent
should not be granted, aid an assignments OF
his ssiste be made. ana be be discharged from
bis debts and liabilities, IN purpuabcs OF the
provisions OF the statute In surh csse made
and provid d; and In the meantime all tso.
csedinss sgsins said insoivent be stsy.d.
witness my hand an the seal Of ssid Court,
tnis ie,h day of November, A. ID. lsSO.
isrAL ]. X MCDONALD Clerk.
J. W. wMfcHrR. Attorney for Insolvsnt.
n.,lU sod
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MISCELLANEOUS.
STEVEN SONS
Passns Mould Board
AMALGAMATNG PAN.
PATENTED, APRIL is,. 1870.
INTERNATIONAL ExHisiTiok.
Philadslphia. 1915.
AWARDED FIRST PREMIUM
-roR AN isrRo'KD-
Grinding and Amalsamasins Pan.
Grinding and Amalcamating Pan

.>u,s PAN Is FAR SUPERIOR TO ALL
otners in several importan, parusuAr-'
',,es ~. Sower. The plow shaped grooves
qu,S ,Ss auicksilver with the pulp regularly
,s,,S lss. power. without violence. and Vim .
,,., sa an. ~ snsting effect. be-ides admitting 2
isr~es charge. The incline d shaped noos,nss sass
Of the muller. plate 10y opeS.n ,p. muller.
tns pans.eiur,d pay a the Golden state and Miners
,,on WorSs. 2sI to ssi First ,irest san % fisn-
lion .oa a. tne 0stes Seoville Iron Wofks.
80 soatn Canal strs.t. Chicago. where :, ean ~ !:
sxAm r,sv spoly 10 the Inventor and Pat
a,ss q q sTEvRSsoN. st the pooslas NH.
goId Hiil, Nevada. where the fsns nave 'onE
Ran IN operation.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-11-30

uIaR BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF TIE
J. Town Of Gold Hill do ordain:
eIolion I. The President and Clerk o. the
Board VI Trustess Of the said fosn Of ood hil
arc hsrsby authorized and required TO issus
Bopds OF the owb OF Gold Hill 10 the sum OF
Ten Tpoussnd pollsrs United stat gold coin.
slo. Q. The ssid Bonds shall b. IN such f.rm
a The President a.d Clerk " skid Board may
prescribe, according to Law and Ordinance. and
suaIl be 10 tins eject that the Town OF Gold Hill
n bound and holden and will pay to the Loloers
Of ssid Bonds the sum OF noney named therein
in United Bsstes gold coin. tns tth day OF
August, 1881. with inttrst thereon q the rate
OF one par cent per month, In Ike gold coin.
Int~rssi payable qusrts'ly.
SEQ .. Ssid Bvpda shall b istued and ueed
for the purpose OF reisrming and cascs Ling
.nds Nos. ivs and l0< Of the Town OF oold
Hill.
sTo. 4. This Ordinance shell take eject and
Be In force from and after ITS passass sno is pub
lication Tor one week In the GoLD NIL DAiLf
NKwp.
Approved: L. =: Fn4,
Prs:id.n, q he a.9 Board Of Trustees Of the Town
Attest: ". q. HYDE, Clerk.
On motion Ordinance No. III. % read, was
pss.<d by the following vote:
Ayss- Trustees Mercer, Dsuchy and Prssi.
Abssnt-rrustsss Lemsry and Mscurdy.
W. q. HYDE. Clerk OF the Board.
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rHE DI.rRICr .oURr or rae

tn THE DISrRICr aOURr OF THE
l First judicial District Of the slsts o. Neyada,
In AID fJr the County Of b srey. .-MATH,W
r, SMITH ags.nst HIS CREDITORS,
tee u Creditors " Insolvtnt In the matter
OF the petitiou OF Mathew i. Smith. an in.ol.
vent dsbtor : Purrusnt TO an ordsr OF The Hon.
Richard Rising, JudKe Of the said District
vourt. noiics 10 hsieby given to ell the cisd.
itors Of tbs paid inso,vsli, Mathew Y. tmith. 70
bs and appear before the aid Judge. In open
Court. o. the Courtroom OF said Iourt, o. The
Court House. In said county. on tie You're sLth
day VI Dscsuuber. a. D. lse0 at 10 oc. och a. =.
OF that d.y, tLsn aLd there 10 thow taurs, II
any they can, why the prayer Of said insvlvent
should not BE- grabttd. and an assiRnmslt of
his sststs b. made. and hs be DISCHARGED from
his dsbts aud liabilities, In pursuance OF the
provisions " tfs statute IN vuch Gaze made and
provideJ; and IN the meantime all pr.c<sdings
against said insoivent bs STAGED.
Witness my baud and The sal OF asid Court,
this eleventh dsy Of hyvsnbsr. A. D. lsSO
isIALl J.E. NouONALD, Clerk.
Per HISAY RotyE. Deputy oleit.
n. O. TILpAS. Attorney ior lnsoivsnt. IL Sod