, 1886-10-06

The Salt Lake wheelmen who have been
in attendance on and participants in the
bicycle races at Denver, passed through
the city last evening.
Messrs. Kelly and Whitcomb will make
a shipment of cattle shortly from Smith
wick, on the Northwestern. Both of the
gentlemen will he personally present.
There is one plank in the Republican
platform to which, however active in
secret use, the Republicans fail to call
public attention to, 1t is called plank
down"
Services at the First Congregational
church this "wednesday evening at 1870
o'clock. There will be a business meet
ing of the church and society at s:l5
o'clock.
1t is reported that the city sewers are
to be opened at various points so as to
take as far as possible the taste of the
Republican campaign from the public
mouth.
Among female Republican politicians
the exclamation, Man alivel'' has been
tabooed, lest it should be construed as a
sarcastic ~allusion TO the ring candidate for
prosecuting attorney.
Contractor Greenlee yesterday ordered
from Agent HANNA six carloads of Raw
Inns stone for the capitol. Some more of
the Stout quarry stone for the same build
ing came in last evening.
1t has already become locally apparent
that the dead thing" the Republicans
supposed they had in the nomination of
5. X. Sharpless will develop into the boss
Republican funeral of the campaign.
The Warren avenue sewer is making
good progress. Two and a half blocks
have been finished, with five and a half
blocks still to build. The work is gong
forward at the rate of a block per week.
Mr.. Bartlett Richards and j. n. Simp-
son, of the Continental Cattle company,
are both with DR.. Hopkins at Chicago in
the interests OF Wyoming stock during the
pleuro pneumonia epidemic. Mr.. NJ.
Goldsmith is also present.
The government directors of the Union
Pacific railroad arrived in Cheyenne yes
terday afternoon. They were the guests
of Superintendent Dickinson, and travel
in his special car. The party was enter
tanned last evening by His Excellency
Governor Warren, and left at midnight
for the West to continue their inspection
Of the road.
A Republican newspaper has been
harshly criticised by the party manage
ment for the use of the phrase, The late
Republican county convention. 1t is too
highly suggestive of the slight coming
attraction which will transform the phrase
into THE late Republican party after
the ID of November.
The Republican city campaign manag-
ers severely condemn the imprudence OF a
party territorial paper in referring to the
disquisition of Col. Babbitt before the
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the city into their respective back yards.
In the glowing account contained in the
resolutions read before the late hepuD-
lican county convention, of the several
railroads brought into Wyoming. solely by
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