The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-10-26

The Vaidis Sisters are coming.
The best time on record-lunch time.
Over two hundred persons attended
the Durant hop.
Several sleighs were seen on the
streets yesterday.
This weather is bad for vegetables
especially Pease.
Remove the snow from you side
walks this morning.
County Treasurer Miller Is still col
Letting those taxes.
The Duranters cleared about forty
dollars by their hop.
Work on the sewer has ceased on ac-
count of the storm.
The colored republican club will meet
again on Monday night.
Our Irish fellow citizens will not go
back on MILFORD and Curran.
Snow balling will bs In order IS soon
as the mercury In the Thermometer
rises.
The colored voters of Cheyenne are
alive to their interests in the present
campaign.
Order the LEADER delivered at your
residence so that your family may also
learn the news.
"a Visitor" has something to say in
this issue about the ladies' reading
room association.
The Carey Brothers have shipped
over $50, 600 worth Of cattle for the
east during the present year.
An Omaha paper says that 1900
Omaha boys the red ribbon out Of
a possible 4,001, and skirmishers are
out after the other boy.
Copies of the Weekly LEADER con-
tanning biographical sketches Of the
republican candidates, can be had upon
application at this Office.
The transfer OF the Denver and RE
GFaHde railroad to the Atchison, Tope
ka & santa Fe continues to attract
universal attention In railroad circles.
Price, the wounded brigand, is said tc
be rapidly wearing away and in all
probability will o wrap the draperies
of his couch about him and cross the
river Styx.
The Rarus races ut Denver have been
postponed, on account of bad weather,
to Tuesday and Wednesday next, goth
and 30th inst. Tickets good until
used.
The Presbyterian church sociable,
booked for last evening, at the resi-
dence Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Collins,
wa postponed on account Of the snow
storm.
Fannie Corners was yesterday bound
over in the sum Of 5000 tor her appear
ance at the next term Of the District
court for threatening to kill Mrs. Crow
croft.
Stewart & Co. yesterday shipped %,
Snyder 20 and Diedrick 20 car loads of
cattle for Chicago. The first named
shipped from Pine Bluffs; the two last
from Julesburg.
Owing to the snow storm along the
Union Pacific road the train from the
east was ninety minutes behind time
yesterday, and the train from the west
two hours late.
All the efforts to re-capture "Duckn
Goodale, the Canon Springs stage rob-
Der, who escaped from VIM. Ward, at
Lone Tree, Nebraska, on Tuesday,
have thus far been fruitless.
1t was a nan who invented the side
saddle, and every time Anna Dickinson
thinks Of how much time he threw
away to make a woman look ungrace-
full, she wants to pull some ones hair.
The Colorado press gang has gone to
Alamosa, accompanied by the inevita-
bic Wolfe Londoner, who holds an hon.
orary position On the editorial staff of
every journal published in the Centen-
NAL State.
Capt. Z. l.. Berthoud and party, who
have for several months been engaged
In a surveying expedition in Montana
and the National park, In the interest
OF the Utah Northern railroad, have
returned to Golden.
Ed. Durham, who killed Chris.
Hoffman at Deadwood, is trying to get
pardoned, bnt the Dakota governor
sees no reason for the exercise of execu-
tive clemency. Hoffman, who for
merly resided in Cheyenne, was muir
dered without provocation.