The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-06-02
conllins'. Foalorn Hope.
The Joint Convention at Albany.
oniy "a On the Second Ballot for the
Great Resigner.
Half Breeds will coacentrate on Some
body To-day.
Mahone's Party Preparing for Worh
In Virginia.
The New Nsbrasks Liquor Law.


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fAiled he turned towards the colored
republicans. He cares nothing for the
colored people, only 30 far As they aid
him in his schemes. His plan un-
doubtedly is to combine the worst els-
ments OF all parties, and to get control
of tbs state, and finally be head Of the
white man's party. an If he should fad
it necessary, he would himself take the
nomination for governor and canvass
the state. This would be his strongest
card. Than tf he we're 10 have control
Of the federal patronage he might sue
ceed.f l3iss Haff st =
One gentleman thought the admins
tration was not committed to Malone,
Du' 'ne ne.ke. oI MOWERS wnicn oov.
rooeo1 sons AAnono IN moment OF
susn - HV@ INC nito nouSes mas
ueen emI..s.1ns 70 virginia repuo-
l'0.1s = 'no .e,n's'A AAsl9nnl vere 70
80 .nAs w.y y YOU'D Dury our party
n'l ninA uen. uainoad VIII 10
'~'e'ui Anu W. oolnnnit s'cn MISTAKE
New Ysrkers Ezeise1 over the Dcrsy
-Lsriiiara villas ss.eso.see.
Now York. June l.-There is great
excitement and enthusiasm at the clubs
and exchanges over the victory of Iro
quois in the English Derby, and Pierre
Lorillard was showered with congratu-
lations as he stood in the midst of
great crowd. He is the owner of the
first American horse that ever won the
Derby or won place there. Iroquois
has been heavily backed here. He will
be one Of the most prominent horses at
the Ascot and Goodwood races. 1t is
stated at Newport that L.otillard wins
$4,000. 900 on the Derby. 2 2 ;
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plar consersn.a ~ tha ,dmin,str.t;cn
man vas bald th,s noornino q vfich a
determination vas reached not 70 AT.
tampt anv concantration az candidates
in to.morrnv,. J. ballotiny Th,s deci,,on
was had aftar /. lone and friendly di..
cushion II was thonoht be.t 40 wait
until thu c.ndidste. having ana st,c
and three votes are dropped ana then
meroe their mpport on ths most nonn,ar
candidate. Il Is believad that this
win soon take place, and that concen-
tration can be Arranged to.morrov
night, TO be made on Thursday's ballot
ing. Not . great deal Of change,
therefore. is anticipated In to-morrow's
balloting. ,,Y.l s..s..s
Judge Robertson expects the whole
matter TO come to head on Thursday.
The Conkiing leaders held = small eau
Gus and made q canvass OF the legisla-
ture to determine whether they could
maintain . deadlock. 1t 10 understood
they came to the conclusion that this
could not be done. Another caucus
Vvns han tn aoa Whather with the Aid Of