The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-11-12
LOCAL LEAFLETS.
God dinner at Oyster Bay.

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Don't fail TO visit a church at least
once to-day.
Yesterdays trains brought 81 chey-
enne passengers.
We must yell for somebody. 'Rah
for-what's his name.
That bunch of keys still remains UNI
called for at this Office.
How are those bets coming out?
Don't you think you had better hedge?
Black Hills gold to the amount of
about $4,000 passed through this city
during the past week
Railroad men report tramps in great
numbers between here and Laramie.
Keep the soup going, gents.
Mr.. Whipple purchased while east
some pure Havanas, to which the atten-
ton of critical smokers is invited.
The passenger train from the east
will be at least an hour and a half late
to-day, arriving here about 4 p. m.
Oyster Bay keeps open all night.
Washout Jones has bet his bottom
dollar on Tilden, and will be washed
out Jones when full official returns are
received.
There will be a wedding at the Pres
byterian church tonight after the reg
ular evening service. The curious
should be there.
Has the Laramie Chronicle suspend
ed publication? We failed to receive a
copy yesterday, and fear that Bramel's
rooster is seriously i'll.
"Bossn Caswell found a man yester-
day that weighed t~wenty-one pounds
more than himself. The "Boss" wants
to swap.
Seven coaches heavily laden with
emigrants went west yesterday. Pill
grims are used for r~ip-rapping the bay
at Frisco.
Fresh mackerel shell oysters, Oyster Bay
No dispatches will be received here
until z OF 8 o'clock tonight, but every
thing Of Importance will be found on
THE LEADER bulletin, at the Inter-
Ocean, up to midnight.
Sand the court awards the plaintiff
$4,000 damages, the full amount
claimed" That's what the judge will
say if those holes In the sidewalk on
18th street are not repaired.
Betting upon the presidential contest
still goes on, and the chances are about
even. If the thing is not oon decided
there will be a money panic, as every
nickel will be up on the result.
We ran across a booty chap near the
depot late last evening. He was hold
ing a telegraph pole in place and softly
singing something about NINETY and
nine" He is registered at the hotel as
Mailing from Chicago.
The judges and clerks of election are
yet sleeping, and the ~janitor says his
instructions are not to wake them until
Monday evening. They had a long and
arduous task, and we won't grumble if
they sleep for two months.
Collector Snow has received from an
and thoughtful friend a
carpet sack with which to make the
trip up Salt river when Tilden takes
the White House. Snow is saving it
for use at the next Centennial.
Jim Mace, the champion pugilist, is
here, and spent yesterday in walking
leisurely about the city. We threw off
our coat and were about to wrest the
proud name of champion from him, but
that the honor would pay
him better than us, so we allowed him
to quietly pass.
The operators in the Western Union
office deserve great credit for the able
manner in which they have held the
reins over the subtle fluid during the
past four days and nights. Our reports
have been more than usually correct
and legible. Cheyenne can boast of as
fine a corps of telegraphers as can be
found in the country.
Dudley. Dear, Yates, Chase and
Simpson no sooner finish N piece Of
mischief than they reach for another.
Last night they took the mammoth bull
letin board at the Inter-O Ocean, and
their autographs upon it, hired
two stout porters to carry it up to Col.
Van Vliet's room. The Colonel was
unwell and would not be interviewed
by them.
Bramel has his Tilden rooster crow