The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-03-25


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Idaho will add 10000 to its popula-
ton this year.
The public school was reopened yes
day morning.
February in 1880 will have twenty
nine days and five Sundays.
Talmage Is styled a clerical cat, that
will always alight on his feet.
There's a widow Oliver, sooner or
later, for every Cameron-R Roland.
The trial Of ]. M. Pattee ct al, has
been postponed until next August.
Maj. Talbot has sold Ave hundred
trees to enterprislng parties in this
city.
Several teams heavily ladened with
freight pulled out for Deadwood yester-
day afternoon.
The irrepressible VIM. E. Wheeler
will shortly revive the Evanston Age.
Success, William.
Charles E. Wildeno, a sheep herder,
committed suicide in Denver on Satur-
day night. Revolver.
The Ruileless young man of the
evening Hornblo,cer is still bowling for
that Camilla Urso pass. Z
The suit between A. s. Emery and
Lawyer Shannon about that chicken
was dismissed yesterday. l1@NI
The Uinta Chisfta,n says Hon. E. L.
Pease has sold his interest in the Evan
ston LAUNDERING company.
Rev. @. G. Salter, pastor of the Con-
gregational church, is regarded the
ablest minister in Denver.
You can talk about woman's rights
till doomsday, but the best right Of
woman Is the marriage rite.
The beautiful weather on Sabbath
last aided in filling all the churches
both morning and evening.
The mayor has received word that Q
car load of young trees are on the way
from northern Colorado to Cheyenne.
The trial of Charles E. johnson,
charged with robbing the money drawer
of Dyer's hotel, was postponed until
to-day.
Mr.. II. G. Hay is having a neat
fence placed around his premises on
Seventeenth street. j, r. Weybrecht
is doing the work.
On Sunday night two prominent citi'
zens INDUCED in a little muscular ex
ercise on each other in an Eddy street
saloon. Bad business, that.
Nc flrst-class reporter will ever for.
get to add at the end Of an unsuccess-
full burglary item that the fellows
overlooked a box containing $1,000 in
cash. This always makes the burglar.
mad enough to shoot themselves.
Last week a clergyman called at the
City for the purpose of reading the
scriptures, but the lady could not find
a bible In the house. She persisted that
there ought to be one around some
where because she saw it on Christmas.
The little Hornblouer is nothing II
not unfair. 1t saw proper last evening
to make a violent attack upon the
LEADER on account of PRESERVED seat
views advanced by IL correspondent,
Justice" In Sunday mornings issue,
The attempt on the part of the boys, To
bulldoze the LEADERlinto a defense Of
views which it did not advocate, is O
lamentable failure.
Gov. Hoyt concluded the territorial
authorship properly belonged to a
western man, and rendered the posi-
ton to Mr.. James France, of this city.
When we say that a better appoint
ment could not have been made, we
simply endorse the sentiment Of every
man in the territory who is acquainted
with Mr.. France. He is a thorough
business man, and emineptly qualified
to fill the position.-Rawlins Netcs.
Territories with republican MAORI
ties must remain outside the sisterhood
of states, SO long as they maintain
their political standing, while a demo-
cratic congress SWAPS things. Dakota
must therefore bide in patience. Still,
the territory may not be without an all
absorbing and vital question. 1t can
agitate the matter Of forming a new
territory, or the d~etaching Of the west
ern portion for the purpose of CONSOLE
dation with Wyoming. With a great
many of its citizens the latter scheme
is more popular, than that of forming
a state possibly can be. The people of
the east and west in Dakota are united
by no ties of common interest. Agri-
culture and mining are not of a blend
ing nature. Let her public men put
their shoulders to the wheel once more;
possibly they may find that a change
of tactics and plans may give them the
relief they seek. There can be no OBJ
lection even on the part of a demo-
cratic congress to such a reorganiza-
ton of Wyoming and Dakota terrific
ries.
Thieves Under Arrest.
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