The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-03-11


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Yesterdays trains brought 50 Chey
enne passengers.
The City Council will hold a specia
meeting tomorrow evening.
Low figures for fine job printing il
all branches at The LEADER Office.
See the Forresters. unapproachabls
in their brilliant plays, at SOC, 75c, and
Csc.
At 4 O'Clock this morning all u. p.
trains due here to-day were moving or
time.
\ The Kansas legislature will arrive
here to-day on the Denver Pacific ex'
press train.
To-day's west-bound U. 2. freight
trains have 2 cars oats and 1 mdse,
for Cheyenne.
At this writing4 a. m.-the bar
ometer indicatescontinued bad weather,
being very low.
{ The County Commissioners hold their
regular monthly meeting at the court
house on Tuesday.
If you want a neat and stylish job of
printing, promptly executed, leave your
copy at THE LEADER Job Office. &
Take your wives and daughters to see
the Forresters in their most refined and
pleasing plays. Admissions only SOC,
75c, and 25c.
q We read of Wisconsinners, Vernon
tfosities, Michiganders and New Hamp-
shysters but what office-seekers most
detest are those omniverous Ohiogres.
The Forresters now give their
brilliant and pleasing plays for prices
within the reach of all. General adj
mission, so cents; reserved seats, 75c;
children, 25c.
The New York Graphic is pleased to
note that Hon. s. J. Tilden has been
selected by President Hayes, at the sug-
gestion of the American people, as Sec
rotary of the Exterior.
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A bill has passed both houses Of the
Dakota Legislature and will be approx
ed by the Governor, creating a regular
judiciary system for the Black Hills, to
go into effect Immediately.
1t is said that a glance from a blue
glass eye will cure love sickness of long
standing. To be sure, the curative eye
must be winked over by the object of
the patients affection.
The Vaidis Twin Sisters, Rose and
Willie Gill, James and Baby Melon
aid and Md'lle Cerito will arrive to-day
from Colorado, and Mac will offer the
biggest bill of the season during the
coming week.
The Forresters are determined to
satisfy all tastes and purses for the bal
ance of their season here. Prices of
admission hereafter will be &c. 75c,
and Csc. No deterioration in their re-
fined entertainments.
Whipple s. Hay have just received a
few barrels of delicious cider, and it is
going off rapidly, SC that those who de-
sire a supply should procure it at once.
They also have a car load of choice
assorted apples, which they are selling
at the very low price of five dollars per
barrel.
The leading Hibernians of the city
have perfected all arrangements for the
proper celebration of St. Patrick's day,
and the observance thereof will be be-
gun on Friday evening next, March
10th, by the giving of a grand ball at
Recreation hall. The committee of
arrangements is composed of gentlemen
who never do things by halves, and we
predict a most enjoyable and successful
affair. e,
Ex-Gov. Thomas A. Hendricks, of
Indiana, will pass through here to-day,
en- route for California, where he is
heavily interested in mines. 1t is al
legged that Hendricks is a defeated can
didate for the Vice Presidency, and
George Wilson, Sitting Bull Murrin,
Black Moon Mclaughlin and Crazy
Horse, Miller will meet him at the
train, and mingle their tears with his.