The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-01-14

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Supper at Fat Mans Ball. 'slsA
Yesterdays trains brought 80 Chey-
enne passengers VsrT1
To-day's MP freight trains have i
ear bacon and ! car mdse. for Cheyenne.
E. Maggie madea large shipment of
goods for the redskins on yesterdays
Fat men to the front Monday ~
At 3 O'Clock this morning aifF-P.
trains due here Today were moving on
time SasAsS4A oAESAG EAH
Mitchell photographed the members
Of the Reynolds court nlartial 1yester-
day. -~1assirgayz
How many Of the boys who s'swore
of'slNewssY ears day, still keep their
oath? 'st si' f'@AAesi
Let mona miss Fat Mans BAN, A
Nearly one hundred teams departed
for the north yesterday, most of them
bound for the Black Hills.
A fresh outbreak Of the matrimonial
fever On yesterday-see the two mar
riage notices in this issue. se Srl5
There We're three civil cases before
Justice Fisher yesterday, and one indi-
vidual was sent up for larceny.
Tue tall, slim and thin allgoqto Eat
Man'sBall. AEt & tf III
Uncle Vanderbilt leaves over eighty
millions, and the chances are that when
tho returns are all in, we'll be counted
ont. sFJ m' sath slsss !
Mr.. Bennett broke of his engage
ment because
Spring would be but gloomy weather
II we bad nothing else but May -
The French papers are having an ex-
ceedingly rough time In trying to ex-
plain to their readers the American po-
litical situation. B lis IL sfesB
Contractor Nichols sent out a train
yesterday, loaded with 1Oo, 900 pounds
Of supplies for the government pets at
Red Cloud Agency.
Fat Mans Bail Monday evening.
Naches, the Pluto chief, has turned
farmer. he starts in with two wives,
saying "No breakee down one squaw
like white corn man." ttY nigor
knowledge is vouchsafed to all who
seek for it. If a young man cannot
have an Astor library he may own a
patent medicine almanac. a ~
There is little prospect of winning
anything at a religious church fair lot
terry, but the girls are always wanting
a fellow to. take the chances.
Lady of the house to the coming SER
want "Can you cook, Bridget ?" Ser
want: "Divil a cook /; but 1 can play
on the pianny like er perfeshnal."
Fat Mans Ball at Delmonico Hotel,
Monday evening.
That wonderful exhibition of agile
avoirdupois, the Fat Mans ball, occurs
at the Delmonico, opposite the First
National Bank, on tomorrow evening.
Train Dispatcher Langdon still i'd
dies .sI'm waiting, my darling, for
thee, !" and his wife and family still lin
ger in Laramie. We're sorry for Lang
don.
Remember that you can always hear
eloquent and interesting discourses at
our churches. The choirs do some very
fine singing too, and everybody likes to
hear that. rrr.fd
The Council. didn't award the city
printing to Slack, but laid the matter
over untilt the next meeting. The dads
didn't pass that sidewalk-cleaning ordi-
nance, either.
A train consisting of five coaches
filed with soldiers and two full baggage
cars came in ove the Wyoming Central
R. r. on yesterday, and went east as
first section No. A."
Our new policeman, Bob Ingalls,, ar
rested two young men on 10th street,
last evening, for indecentexposure, and;
they undertook to bull-doze him, but
upon the arrival of officer Fallen, both
were taken to the cooler. 81 2 =
The Reynolds court martial heard the
testimony of several witnesses for the
defense yesterday. A. large number
have been summoned, and it is proba-
BILE that several days will be occupied
in hearing their testimony.
Those who feel grateful for having
been safely preserved through the Gen.
tennial year can chuck a five dollarnotei
ondthe contribution plate to-day. Beer
checks, buttons and milk tickets will be-
expected from those who feel only com
parativeiy grateful. ~
There can be but one opinion ex-
pressed after an examination of the
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