The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-11-25
NIXON MENTION.

See the advertisement Of girl wanted.
Floating ice is gorsing up the Mis-
souri,.
It's Utesless to waste any more time
with the hostiles.
AGlarge sized delegation OF Chey-
enne's best citizens will visit Denver
On Thanksgiving Day.
Denver Is filled with bunko steerers-
refugees from Leadville. Cheyenne
viii also probably receive her share of
them.
Packer Moore, OF Camp Carlin,
leaves to-day for Fort Garland, Colo.
to superintend the fitting out of a pack
train.
Black Hawk. Colo, had a Gre on
Saturday night last which threatened
to destroy the town. Loss not
known.
The meeting Of the young peoples
literary association has been postponed
until tomorrow evening on account Of
DIR. Ellis lecture.
General Debility Adams dwindles to
q proper size. 1t is seen that he can
accomplish no more than suits the
pleasure Of the Indians.
DR.. Ellis. Of Denver, will lecture this
Tuesday evening In the Presbyterian
church. Lecture commences ut 7:3o
O'Clock. Admission, Fifty cents.
Union services IN Thanksgiving day
viii be held in the Congregational
church, at IL O'Clock. a. m. Sermon by
Rev. G. NJ. Sanders-subjec>: "The
coming man."
There Is n little breeze prevailing at
Como, Colo. on account Of the en-
ployment Of Chinese in the coal mines
at that point. The Italian miners are
doing the kicking.
An old granger. name W. d. Blake.
", who owns n farm eight miles above
Denver, has sought n divorce from his
wife merely because she sold him out
and departed for New England.
Bad men always detest newspapers.
1t therefore looks bad-in fact it is a
dead give-away-to condemn the press.
The men in Leadville who threaten the
newspapers and those who are threten-
ed with lynching.
Mr.. A. K. Clark, the music dealer
OF Denver, was married one evening
during last week, and the list OF pres
ents was headed by n check for $40. 600
from the grandmother of the bride, who
was Miss Laura N. Fletcher.
PA. Kelley, the ex-marshal Of Lead
vile, who Is one of the marked men Of
the vigilantes, is constantly guarded in
his saloon by u band ~ about forty men
who are kept saturated with whiskey.
When at the full they are loud in their
threats to exterminate the vigilmtes
who 1ynched Frodsham aud Stewart.
An preparations for the fair by the
ladies Of st. Johns church are complete
ed To night the fair will open and
the public is promised a most enter
taining time. The band of the Fifth
cavalry will be on hand every night
TUESDAY. Wednesday and Thursday.
Dancing will be INDUCED in every night
after the fair closes. The admission
price is Hxed at % cents, which includts
the privilege of dancing.
THE excursion to Denver on Thurs
day will embrace all the Hons" at
present In the capital, and many lead
ing citizens. The governor has not yet
determined to visit Denver, though the
leading men of that city would doubt
less be overjoyed at the opportunity of
returning the conrtesies Of his recep-
tion to them the day Gen. Grant visit
ed Cheyenne. The governor would prove
an object Of great interest in Den
Yer.
The Gould combination now con-
trolls the following railroads, exclusive
OF whatever interest it may have In
the Texas Pacific or st. Louis and San
francisco; Union Pacific, 1893 miles;
the Denver Pacific, l06 miles; the
Colorado Central. 1872; Kansas Pacific,
$50 miles and its branches, the Central
Branch, OVER 2ee; the st. Joseph and
Denver, 267 miles; the Missouri Pacific
from Atchison, $50, and the North
Missouri including St. Jos Brunch,
$50; or in all over 1000 miles of road.
Denver Republican.