The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-11-28
HERE AND THERE.

Beecher won't lecture abroad next
season.
The banks will not be open for bust
ness to-day.
Conductor woodruff's child is Sc
riously III.
Deadwood Furnishes Cinnamon for
smoking opium.
Three soldiers were calaboosed yester-
day for intoxication.
The ~postof1ce will be open to-day af-
ter the arrival of the mail train.
Isidor Deische, a well known Denver
dry goods merchant, has failed.
Dime entertainment at the Congre-
gational church Friday evening.
Louisiana oranges are plentiful at 50
and 1926 per hundred in Denver.
Thanksgiving services in the Epis-
copal church this morning at 1890
O'Clock.
Prof. Taylor has crowded houses
wherever he goes. As an i%llusionist he
stands unriyaled.
The Sidney story about the hanging
of an Indian In that town proved to be
a hoax, ms we expected.
Prof. Galloway, it Is reported, has
left the country, leaving a large num-
Der Of unpaid bills behind. r.
A boy named Ora Cook while out
hunting Q a Omaha, was accidentally
shot to death On Sunday last.
The Workingmen's debating club
will hold a meeting on Saturday night
to discuss the financial question.
Frank Hafer, of the Inter Ocean bar.
will shortly remove his stock of goods
to McDaniel's block, on Eddy street.
OF course everybody ought to be
thankful; but suppose you were a tur-
key what would you think Of the cus-
tomp
Bibles are SO scarce in Rawlins that
a man hunted two days last week be-
fore finding one. Where's Rev. Nc
Candlish?
Mr.. Stewart eludes the New York
police force very successfully for a dead
man. But anything al elude the New
York police force.
Union Thanksgiving services at the
Presbyterian church this morning at
IL O'Clock. Rev. J. Y. Cowhick will
preach the sermon.
Manager Elliott, Of the Inter Ocean,
with his usual enterprise, will furnish a
frst-class dinner to-day to the guests Of
that very popular house.
Deacon johnson, of the Glimmer.
was sadly taken in by the Sidney paper
about the hanging Of that Indian. How
Is that for ''sensational?n
Mrs. j. ". Ilif, the widow of nlf,
the colorado cattle king" has moved
eastward with her 81, 500. 900, and will
pass the winter in Chicago.
J.. L. CONT, veterinary surgeon Of the
Sd United States cavalry, and S. Book,
veterinary surgeon of the 9Th United
States cavalry, are in the city.
It is estimated that the hand Of an
average printer travels eleven miles In
going back and forth from his '.stick'
to his cease" In doing a full days
work.
The postmaster general has ordered
the appointment of Edward Alton as
postmaster at North Fork, Sweetwater
county, in the place Of II. Mealman,
resigned.
Lincoln, Neb., has an Enoch Arden
case with q variation. Enoch don't
hang around and die in this case, but
threatens to demolish people and things
If no don't get possession.
AMormon tramp from Mexico says
the Greasers refused 10 accept the latter
day gospel, giving as a reason that it is
too debasing. Our respect for the
Greaser has increased fourfold.
Solemn services Of Thanksgiving,
conducted by the Rev. Father Cusson,
of Laramie City, assisted by the Rev.
Father Hayes, will be held at st.
Mary's Catholic church, at Q O'Clock
this morning.
The secretary Of state, Of Colorado,
has received twenty-three Thanksgiv-
ing p~roclamations in exchange for the
one sent out by His Excellency Gov.
Routt. The one from Massachusetts
is big enough to cover a barn.
The New York Sun says the prices
of some articles are eighteen per cent.
lower than before the war. Corn has
not been SO low since 1916, excepting
in 1861; cotton not 30 low in twenty
three years, and mess pork not since
1874.
The proposition submitted by the
New York parties for the extension of
the Denver s. South Park railroad to
Lerdville, Col, is almost similar to one
recently submitted by telegraph, and
unanimously rejected by the South
Park management.
Lake Minnehaha is now frozen over
so that it is perfectly safe for skaters.
Several gentlemen were out on the Ice
yesterday, and pronounce the skating
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