The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-05-15

The Turks are getting the best Of it.

Tom Thumb & IL nat ssnsstion.
The Turks are getting the best Of it.
The weather is going to behave for
awhile.
Col. Ingersoll had a big house last
evening. - % ECLGG
Bean-sandwiches are the latest Bos
ton novelties. --l-.f' --0
Base-ballers and h~orse-racers are be
coming more cheerful.
Mr.. Ford is the accommodating land
lord of the Inter-Ocean hotel. IttI
If you want some lovely exercise try
to collect some bills in Cheyenne or
Monday.
The Turkish forces at Widdin ART
reported to be in excellent spirits
thoroughly prepared and equipped ant
eager for the fray. uatv .,.
On account of the crowded condi-
ton of our columns our communication
from "Citizen" is unavoidably laid owe
until our next issue. ul
The modern way of getting rich-put
all the property you can buy, borrow O.
steal in your wife's hands, and then g
through bankruptcy.
The golden jubilee of his Holiness
Plus TX, was celebrated by the Catho
lies Of New Orleans with great militar,
and civic display, on Sunday last.
Those sidewalks must be built. 1
you wait until the city does the worl
for you, you will have to pay. % pc
cent. o than you IA get the worl
done for.
Rich discoveries of placer digging
have recently been made in the VIM
River mountains, and a large numbe
of people are going to the new mine
via Green River City.
The Standard Oil company's coopers
numbering in all fifteen hundred, re
turned to work to-day on the former
own terms, but with the promise tina
if business reyiyes their wages shall b.
increased. .
What ails the Deadwood Dali,
Times? We have not seen a copy o
the paper for a week. Is it the pub
lisher's fault, or is the Posoflce De
partment to blame? Mr.. Warner vii
please rise and explain. .
Our correspondents are requested +
send us only short and newsy letters
well condensed. A letter from a frient
of THE LEADER, ut Fort Laramie, jus
received, and intended for publication
is declined for the reason that it con
tains nothing new.
Frank Whitney starts thirteen wag
ons for Deadwood to-day. He ha
a saw-min for Col. Bowan, of st. Louis
weighing $4,000 pounds; 1000 pound
Of tobacco and cigars for MI. Brend
linger, and household goods for J.. T
Yates. of Georgetown, Col.
Capt. Mains party, mentioned il
THE LEADER a few days ago, as boun'
for the Big Horn from Kearney juno
ton, arrived here on Monday, and will
resume its journey to-day. A humble
Of men joined Capt. Main here, AM
others will overtake him at the Chui
crossing, where the outfit will CAM
about q week to recuperate the stock.
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Mr.. j. NJ. Studebaker, vice presiden
of the S%tudebaker Manufacturing CON
pany, of South Bend, Ind, returne'
from the Black Hills yesterday; h
showed us several very fine nuggets
He is very ~favorably impressed wit
the country; having travelled al througI
California and many other minini
camps, but he says '''the Black Hill
beats them all.p a5GJl
The clog Cabin House" is anothe
hostelry established recently, fifteel
miles north of Custer City, on tn,
Black Hills stage road. MI. Gillett
the proprietor, is a genial and enter
prising landlord, who knows how t
keep a hotel, treats his customers wit
courtesy and sets the best of tables
Stop at the LOG Cabin House" whel
on the road to the Black Hills.
Among new advertisements in thi
issue of THE LEADER, we note the car,
of the new banking house of Stebbins
Wood & Post, of Deadwood City, Wye
Ter. This house is connected with tn
Cheyenne firm of Stebbins, Post s. Co.
as well as with the most substantial
banking houses in the east, and enjoy
tho hacf of fooi1ifiac apd maanc m rarr-