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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-21
Sitting Bulls Retreat.

ST PAUL. Jan. 2l.-Nows received by way O.
Fort Ruford is to tho aloct, that tho larger y ri
of Sitting BULBS band. insisting Of fifty icdg IS
i on its way to Buford to surrender. S...ln.
Bull himself. with forty lodges, has move.
norLhwsrd, and doubles. By this time is aero,
tho Canadian limo.
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Fairfax county, jsnl5-w4w
6 -SUMMISStONEKS' SALE OF FAIRFAX
LAND.

G ioAMISSioNkI.S SALE OF FAIRFAX
Pursuant to decree Of tho November form.
1887, OF tho Fairfax Circuit Court, pronounced
III tho caso CT Gunnell vs. daily, the undersign-
Cd, SIS csaln.ise;oners CT sale, will soil OF public
sale 10 tho highest bidder. on MONDAY, Feb
1uary Il, 1881, al y a., in front Of the 'Cour.
House at Fairtsx Court House, all ths: TRACT
OF LAND belonging 20 Orlando uunne!l, stu
Gted in The county Of Fsirfax adjoining tho
lands OF Charles EIein, .. p. Gunnell and 9th.
ers, containing o9f ACRES, be the same moro
OF iess said tract being lot number two, 10 tho
division OF tho SUGAR GRASS FARM Of
tee late George W. Gunncll. ghero is small
TREES on tho property.
Terms: Ono third o: the purchase money in
cash en- the dag Of sale, and tho 1caldue in three
equst payments Ct sz, Twelve and eighteen
mon:h7, tho purchaser giving bonds therefor,
bearing irtnres.. aid the title to be retained up.
til tho purchase money is all psid.
EEAHc ] : 1l.i sMlTH, o0nn'rs.
Jotn N. Graham, Auc!r. ianlO-wav
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VKUSTEES SALK.-By virtue Of n deed |!
Z trust executed by ]. HI. Manchester TO the
undersigned, trustee, dated Mach 4.h, 1S5S
and recorded in libes u, folio 2gi, Of tho rocord
will offer for sale, at public auction, before tho
front door OF tho Court House Of tho said county.
on MONDAY. Msrch It'll. 1881, Chat being
Court day. a VALUABLETRACrOF LAND
in said ,unty, containing 100 ACRES, morn
or less. and lying about miles from the town OF
0cccquan, adj dining the lands Of Finch, Mad
do1, Kosd and others. Terrls: Cash.
JsnI-wtd E. &. FORD, Trustees.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-21

TIE House of Representatives yesterday passed
thenaval appropriation bill without any changes
from the shape in which it was reported by tho
COMMITTEE on Appropriations. 1t appropriates
$l4, co., rot increase over tho present year
of X55 rOo
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MARHiED.

In Baltimore. January l9, 1881. ~ tho Rav.
George Lecd:, GEORGE W ASHINGTON, j.
and Miss SAELIE VENARAE BULL, csush-
t,r OF the late Rev. j. w. Bull. all Of this city
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-21

DEATH OF EDWARD a. SoTEERN THE &c,
oR.-Edward A. Sahssa, tho sell l,7oHn and
popular actor. died in I45uG2n yesterday. As
Lord DnHdreary, liz ike M? na7cr 10 seen
agsi0. BIZ. Solhcrn Taa w::aa hoar!tj,
generous man. kind anl ltFGc'i ou,to ia di1pos,
top, with keen scrSo OF tho luicrous, n.l
with passion Ter Irac!;ca| ilks?. H. VAS
vaiy charitable. rarely .nrniuc q deal CIR ID q
talo OF distress. whio 20 tho unfortunate IN Tic
theatrical profession be was mos! liberal.
There will he genuine regret On the pert Of tho
PUBLIC ut his death.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-21

Cor. iMahono'S Washington organ Loosh' {
receive much support from the moro cjnsistent
republican journGis Of tho North. The Balti
moro American, for ipstntc,, 10 rcirrelco 10 the
organ j assertion to the ;fFoc that til, to!y If
the republicans Z! tho county approve the
attempted alliance botw2cD tho Muhonitc5 AID
the republicans. say:
Tho spectsce OF tho "body" Ct tho fcpub-
lloAn party throughout the country approving
sn1 supporting tho coa!ilion Of tho Virginia
republicans With tho party of reputation will
never DO witnessed 80 lcng ss tho republican
party remaiua party of priclplc and when
principle. rather than expectancy. ceases to
gover0 its action it will fslI to pieces, daspiscd
and despioatlo. But it will bo many long
year Gro the rational republican party will give
Its counteuaDco to reputation, however clcvcriy
disguised aud sugar coated"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-21

A Richmond real estate agency hes received
MIRO than two thousand inquiries for farms 10
Virginia during the pas. GO days.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-21

ILOUR! RLOUKl j b. Ficklon g. Cons,
~ Bfidgowa!er Paten! Prcco:p. Tho hast in
tho market soC fa.e by 0'' 80
janl2 CHAS. s. TAYLOR, Jr.
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FOREIGN NEWS.

i ha students 8! tho Berlin University &:o in
en- upfcsr bcccuso tho rector aGvoc.!ol The
aEGEdcEmcn! tf arti'Je%ish agitation.
Turkey las fasijy declined iha sr!;..atioa
scheme, ard hss received tIors Of hoip iro:i tho
Rurds and other Eastern tsibas.
Tho storm which Waited England Tuesday and
Wednesday extended ever tho continent, ED
wa5 still raging yesterday in tho Mediterranean.
Six thousand and eighty -.wo poJaors in Tic
Netherlands have .isnod Pref. Hsrtias's nd.
dress to tho English people in regard 80 !h> H.
dcrclcoGco Of 10 Transvas.
Tho French Legislature rfa:semblcd ycLtrr-
dsJ. Leon Say wes 70 elected president ot tho
Scnstn, and GaG2betta rTcsidcnt OF the l)Rcr
hCu:L.
at The state trials in Dublia yesterday counsel
apposlcd tor tho acq initial Of tho tr9yestorg, ard
drew picture Of tho cTyct; CT harsh laws and
famine thst brought t.Ers ID tho oJcs If the ~.
dierco
The debate in tao British House of Co.lricra
on tho roply to tho q leGn's speech w.s resumed
yesLe rday, and although several nero DmenG-
ments welo lr,red by The Homo Rulers ard Va.
rious schemes Wero resoltsd 10 ior tho ru;TCsG
Of causing, delay, tho reply WAS finally aIoE!od
81 tho Eight sessions Tho ms jority aud minority
reports cr tho British conservative commission
OIL ireland haVo been mado public. Tboy differ
as TO methods, Lu. geneTaily approve Z moGi-
lad form Of posssnt proprietary.
CouRr or APPEALS IEsTEpDAY.-B;td and
ais. ". Sui2n. Wri!of error and supcIscdtas
awarded to o iudRmeLt OF the Corporation
Cour: Of Norfolk city.
Benson va. Humphreys. From tho Circuit
Court of FortaX c:un'y. Anirmtd. judge
Christian delivering tho opiaion.
Washington City Savings la; K vi. D,sii aIl
a.. From tho Ciycait Cauri CT ih9 city Ct
ALI xaudgia. Afirnlsd, Judge AclHs9l do
lTering tho cpiaiou.
lIughcs W., Harvey. From lho Cironi. Cturs
Ct pripco Edward coaat5. Rs7crs d. ji,i.o
Staples delivering the opi1ioG.
Stewart i Palmer ". Thotor. t':om 100
Circuit Court CT Farquier couuLT. E.7c!5.t,
Julgo Burks delivering tic cpirila.
Meeks vs.. Crockett and Pecry. Etors tho
Circuit Curt CT Ttz.wcIl c5ulty. Afirmcd,
judge Christina delivering tho opinion,
Addison end others 80. LaHis and others;
Mckeuzio rs. Lewis AID others; BIyth VS..
L,Tis aud others Adams. Hammer & Go. VS..
Lewis and others; Addison and as. vs.. LEXIS
aGd ais Mckctzjo vs.. Lewis and els; Blythe
W. Lewis ard MIS-; Adams, Hammer & 20. W.
Lewis and sis Ecid, receiver, VI. Lewis aud
as Argued By Hon. Thoua9 L. Bayszi ior
sp2elleeC, ard Linden koDt AID l.. II. lI,c.
esq.,, for appellants aud continued until TO '!aT.
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PUBLISHED DAILY Il TRI-WEEkLY By
EDGAR SNOWDEN.
FRIDAY EVENING, JANUARY q, ls

AZ Virginia conaol hoHds become rtdaar!ab!n
during tho c irfcnt ar, cx Stc:etHry "a. H. III.
Stuart proposes that they ha redeemed 10y il)at'
ing q sufh ,icnt am0un, Of 4 per c3ut. uut:Xahe
long ,Dds Tor that purpose, and that tic rabl'
ers and remaining portion Of tho Sta'c debt be
rsfu ,dtd 10 such bonds By erci action The
Interest on tho cntro debt would be r;ducol TO
81 200. 600 Which, sum, tho rcvcuuo OF the
State, even under tho reduced tsia,smtnt,
would DO amply sufficient to meet. in addition,
to tho cost of the government and OF the public
schools Mr.. Stuart il ono Of the oil l,9t men
10 tic State, and sho has no son moro devoted
10 her welfare, and ss no has 10 personal later
est 10 her bonds. and has nov prs13d man'r d.
Iotted age. and can not. therefore, be nctuacd
by sef,h motives in giving tLia ady;,?;;i ,..,;a,
op!2 merits but demands e,-ic.-- ~ ~
wa giv5 il our utquaIltied approval. The only
we'll grounded Of c!on 10 it is thu possible ono
Of the difficulty Of iloltiog enough bonds fer The
purpose. This Mr.. Stuart properly appreciates.
bu: thinks. and We acroo with him, that il tho
leadera OF both tho political parties 10 the Sta!o
Will apprIve such pan CT settlement, MD tho
Legislature pledge somo sufficient security Tor
thu payment cflhe interest. the amount r; c,ivcd
from tho land tx, fer Instance. this difficulty
oan bo ovo.cDmc. Tho credit OF Viz. io!a has
been satiouly c;p7lcd by tho moo who have
mad, her debt stepping 5000 to political pre-
fremont, but W. d. not thick they have So ire.
psrabI9 jurod it a. to make it Impossible for
hei 10 rai5, 100000 0CO. ih0 MAXIMUM
amour: required to cif,c; fair and square set.
tlomant With u! her creditors, ,ifectusliy 20
move from her tho damaging taint o! repudia.
tioo. r1.tstAs lisi her hoaor std c7cGi. o. sutc
foundation. and OLGA. tho way for icr rapid
ria, and progress to position amo4g :iIY most
prosperous Ct her 5istcthood of Static.
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PUTTEK-VIRGINIA ROLL and WHIST,
- ERN PACKkD-foc sale by
Ja1l4-lw TtIOS PERRY hot
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-11-09

New London, Nov. S.-Robert Colt,
republican, was elected senator from
the 9th district by 800 plurality over
Burgess, democrat. New London elects
two democratic representatives; Greton,
Stonington and North Stonington each
elect one republican and one democratic
representative.
Hartford, Nov. S.-The republicans
carried both branches of the legislature
by reduced majorities. Last year the
senate stood 16 to 8, this year it will
probably stand II republicans to 10
democrats, three new districts having
been added. The, house will probably
stand 148 republicans to 100 democrats.
Hartford elects q republican senator
and one republican and one democratic
representative.
New Britain is democratic; Water
bury, Meridian and Norwich are repub-
lican. sgi.sxl 81 efff f.sltf
Hartford, Nov. S.-The Colrant has
complete returns from the state, max
ing the. following result in the house:
Republicans, 149; democrats, 9S; green
back, l. Last year the house stood,
republicans, 166; democrats, so; green
back, ]; /; independent, l..
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-11-09

Chicago, Nov. s.-To-day's election
has only local Importance and signin-
cance, and even locally is not consid-
cred important, as but few Offices are
to be filed, and the chief one, Judge of
the superior court, has but one candi-
date nominated by both parties, Judge
Gary. The election is calling out a
very light vote, not over half of the or
dinary number of votes having been
polled up to one O'Clock. II
The city complete shows that Gary,
republican, also nominated by the
democrats for judge of the superior
court, has been unanimously elected.
Stephens, republican, for clerk of the
county court. has 2,012 majority; Mat
tocks and Sommers, democrats, for
county commissioners, each received
over 1,700 majority. The total vote Of
the city is little over 10000, or less
than half the ordinary full vote. The
falling off was no more Of a surprise
than the defeat of the republican COM
missioners. $50 n-lA bln
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-11-09

Philadelphia, Nov. 8.-A light vote I;
much scratching. Tho independent
candidacy Of Wolfe for the state treas
ury, attracts much attention in some
wards. but apathy generally prevails.
Pittsburgh, Pa. Nov. s.-The weather
was favorable. The vote was light;
the election passed of quietly.
Philadelphia, Nov. Sat one O'Clock
returns from "a counties in the state,
including Philadelphia and Allegheny
counties, show a plurality Of 9, 900 for
Bailey, rep, for state treasurer, This
indicates that Bailey's plurality will
reach about 1900.
The republicans claim a majority in
the state of 5000 for Bailey over
Noble, based upon the increase in the
republican vote in this city and that of
Lackawana county and few of the In
terror counties.
The democratic state chairman is
not willing to concede Mobiles defeat,
but thinks the republicans majority in
this city may be overcome by later re-
turns from the state.
The independent or Wolfe element
claims 65, 900 to rs, 900 votes for Wolfe.
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Richmond, Nov. Sup to $50 p. m.
81 voting precincts in the state bave
been heard from, which give John w.
Daniel, dem. for governor, 10, ,4s0; VIM.
E. Cameron, readjuster, for governor,
S,725.
fredericksburg, Nov. 8.-The cleo
tion to-day was closely contested, and
full vote was polled. About third
Of the colored vote was cast for the
democrats, but the readjusters have
made an equal gain of whites in the
counties of Louisiana. Spottsylvania,
Stafford, and King George. 1t is prob
able that the readjusters have gained a
senator, by electing three delegates out
of four.
The gains and loses seem to be esti-
mated in these dispatches upon the
presidential vote of last year, combin-
ing the readjusters and republican vote
against the democratic vote in the last
November election. This comparison
shows very small gain for the demo-
Gratis in the precincts heard from. The
democrats will have to overcome good
vote in the state to elect the state ticket.
Norfolk gives Cameron 458 majority,
readjusters gain 80. Danville gives
Cameron 42 majority, readjuster gain
1885,. In Staunton, Daniels majority is
1858, democratic gain 81. Fredericks-
burg gives Daniels a majority Of 322,
democratic gain 90. Manchester gives
Cameron a majority of 155. readjuster
gain 38. Lyuchburg. Daniels home,
gives him 9S4 majority, democratic
gain 493.
The official vote of Richmond for
the gubernatorial candidate stands:
Daniel, dem. 5000; Cameron, readjus-
ter, 1926; Daniels majority 1904.
The readjasters gain 767. One hum
dred and six scattering precincts out
side Of Richmond give Daniel 16, 100,
and Cameron 1855; democratic gain
9, 49S. A majority is also reported in
% other precincts, and four counties,
which make his total majority as far as
heard from 3,943.
The returns SO far indicate that in
the legislature the democrats will gain
II members and lose l. On the other
hand, the secretary of the readjuster's
state central committee claims that the
readjusters estimate their majority for
Cameron, in the state, at 1900; and
that as far as heard from they have
gained Eve members to the house Of
delegates, and only lost one. They are
jubilant, and assert that their victory
is certain.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-11-09

Omaha, Nov. S.-This is the of year
in Nebraska, the only state officers
voted for being judge of the supreme
court and two university regents The
republican candidates are elected by
the usual majority of over 5000. They
are Samuel Maxwell, judge of the su-
preme court, and L. B. Fifield and
Isaac Powers, university regents.
In the local county elections there
has been great deal of scratching.
The republicans have gained every
where. In this (Douglas) county the
entire republican ticket is probably
elected by majorities ranging from 200
to 400. A light vote was cast in this
city owing to the muddy condition of
the streets. The total number Of votes
is 1871, about 1,C00 less than usual.
Out of this number thereare 745 straight
republican tickets and 274 democratic,
the balance being scratched tickets.
The returns from the election are in
complete. The state is undoubtedly
republican BY large majority, and
most of the counties are believed to
have been carried also by the republi-
cans. The woman suffrage question
was not voted upon until next year.
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wisconsin.

Milwaukee, Nov. 8.-The returns up
to 9:30p. m. indicate very light vote
all over the state. Milwaukee city and
county give Rusk, republican, tor gov
ernor. 255 majority, while Falk, demo-
cratic candidate for state treasurer,
runs oyer 5000 ahead of his ticket, and
there is a bare possibility of Falk's
election. The returns from 80 towns,
comprising over 200 precincts in the
state, show a net democratic gain of
1850. The republican state central
committee at this hour claim the state
by 10000 majority.
Out Of .1,600 towns in the state 125
have been heard from, which give a
democratic gain of 1900.
One hundred and fifty towns and the
city of Milwaukee, comprising about
400 precincts, and one quarter of the
state, have been heard from at 1880,
showing net democratic gain of 5000.
The prohibition vote is larger than ex.
pected, and will reach to 10000 or
IL, 900, and this. accounts for the repub-
lican falling of. The democrats
begin to feel confident of Falk's Urea
surer) election, and some claim the en-
tire ticket is elected. e
At midnight, 161 towns, and the city
of Milwaukee. give net democratic
gain Of 1904. Chairman Anderson, Of
the democratic state central committee,
claims the election of the democratic
state ticket. The republican leaders
are surprised at their losses, but don't
admit the loss of the state, although
they say the result is doubtful. The
prohibition ticket has defeated the re-
publicans, IL they are defeated, and
their vote is $1,000. At the very latest
Secy. Payne, of the republican state
central committee, expressed a strong
belief that the republican ticket is
elected.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-11-09

Boston. Nov. ga very light vote
all over tie state. b
The vote in this state has been unu-
suaily light. Reports from all points
indicate little general interest in the
election. As an indication OF the
apathy, the returns from 35 towns
which gave Long last year / $40 and 10
Thompson, democrat, 0,7l1, now show
but OATS for Long and 4,25o for
Thompson.
The Traveller says: The vote Of Bos-
ton, with three precincts to hear from
is, Long, republican, 15, $40; Thompson,
democrat, 12,471. The same authority
estimates that Long is elected by from
25.000 to 80, 600 majority.
The vote Of the city Of Boston, given
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-11-09

vote is light everywhere, the falling on
from last year affecting both parties
nearly equally. In st. Paul, Gen.
Johnston, democrat, for governor.
is running ahead of his ticket, and
Greenleaf Clark, defeated by Judge
Van Aubrey in the republican con-
vention for supreme judge, is receiving
large vote. About half the ticket
viii be republican and half democratic.
Hubbard, republican, for governor. runs
ahead of the ticket in the first and
second congressional districts, and be-
hind in the third. The probability is
hat his gain and losses will offset each
other and that he and the whole re-
publican ticket will be elected by a
majority somewhat reduced from last
year.
At Minneapolis the whole republican
county ticket is probably elected.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-11-09

st. Faul, Nov. s.-The returns are
coming In very slowly, mostly from the
smaller places; in all the larger places
there has been much scratching. The
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-11-09

Impotence of mind, limb or vital func-
tion nervous weakness, sexual debility,
&C., cured by Wells Health Remover.
81, at druggists depot, D. d. Dare.
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Mississippi.

Meridian, Nov. S.-Four white men
were killed and two severely wounded
by negroes to-day at Marion station,
this county. The negroes opened fire
ON the whites at the polls while the
election was going on. The whites had
no arms, and consequently no damage
was done to the negroes. One of the
men killed was A. T. Harvey. demo-
cratic candidate for county assessor.
The sheriff with posse from this place
formed, and about a hundred negroes
barricaded in the dwelling house of
their leader Ed. Vance, and they were
fred on by the negroes as they ap-
preached the house. Another armed
body of men have gone from here to
the scene to assist the sheriff. Other
wise the election in this county was
quiet and orderly.
Yazoo county gives democratic
majority estimated at 1900. Only about
one-fourth Of the vote was polled. The
colored vote was very light, notwith-
standing that they are in the majority
on the register books.
Natchez, Nov. 9.-The election to-
day passed off quietly, and a fair vote
was cast. 1t is almost impossible to
determine the result, but it is believed
that Lowery, dem. for governor, and
the entire democratic state ticket has
been carried in this county by small
majority. The county ticket is very
long, and there was much scratching.
1t will probably be several days before
the official count is given.
Vicksburg, Nov. S.-The Indications
are that r. F. Beck, straightout repub-
lican. is elected sheriff.
Lowrey's majority in the state is es-
timated from IL. 1000 to 10000. So for
as heard from the election throughout
the state has been quiet except at
Marion.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-11-09

by the City Messenger. and subject to
slight changes. creates some surprise,
the returns showing republican gain
of some 4, 300 votes over last year when
the democrats had l. 500 plurality. The
vote Of all the precincts give Long
1925; Thompson, democrat, 13.434.
This is falling OF of about 1880 from
the total vote of the city last year.
The correct figures Of the vote Of
Boston are: Long, republican, 10. .439;
Thompson. democrat. 13,251; Almy,
prohibitionist, 142; Andrews, green
beck, 142. Last years vote: Long,
25. .666; Thompson, q, 191; prohibition,
"a, greenback. 293. Longs majority
this year over all is 1872. In Suffolk
county, comprising the city of Boston.
seyen republican and one democratic
senators have been elected. A loss Of
two democrats.
Worcester, Nov. 6.-The vote Of
Worcester county to-day was light.
The total vote of the county was 1880,
republican vote, 6,S01. The republicans
carry five senatorial districts. and % of
the 81 representative districts, and elect
all the county officers by vote as large
as the total democratic vote. The city
gives $50 republican plurality.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-11-09

Baltimore, Nov. S.-Less interest iu
the election than usual.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-11-09
DON'T DIE IN THE HOUSE.

DON'T DIE IN THE HOUSE.
Ask druggists for "Rough on Rats"
It clears out rats, mice, bed-bugs
reaches, vermin, flies, ants insects. 15c
per box.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-11-09
Colorado.

Denver, Nov. s.-The county and
city election passed of quietly. The
republicans claim 500 majority ON
mayor, while the supporters of the peo-
ple's ticket, the only opposition, con-
cede 100 majority. The republican
sheriff is probably elected by the usual
majority. The returns from other
parts of the state indicate that Denyer
is selected as the permanent capital.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-11-09
cArARRn OF THE BLADDER.

Singing, smarting irritation of the
urinary passages, diseased discharges,
cured by Buchupaiba. 81, druggists
depot, d. d. Dare.
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The Great English Remedy.

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