The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-10-24

There HAA . young man In CoF1nne,
no eli dead In Love with . IWIR;
Az sEslsysT he kissed her.
lie EO1Ed 'IsEE ksE 4sIsT.
4 sPoDRsy young m@a 81 cOTiRBE.
raTsPets-A dog and eat.
The PheHiE Tomorrow evening".
Fish for al sIprsssman-C. o. ID.
The political agony will soon be over.
There was a meagre train from the
east yesterday.
Highest temperature Yesterday CO.,
lowest, Sc.
Moody and sankey are erowding their
church IN Salt Lake.
The jockey club meeting in Denver
last week was not q financial success.
stickers, already cut and gummed.
printed on short notice Mt the LEADER
office.
Local affairs are very quiet now, and
the only thing stirring Is the cam
paign.
Who is taking care Of the city just
nowY DeRrer Neus. Providenee,
probably.
The live stock interest Of Wyoming
will be directly represented in the next
congress.
The young people will be specially
interested In the sermon Mt the Con-
gregational church tonight.
An advertisement elsewhere offers
good Inducements to an interprising
gentleman understanding the dry goods
trade.
The johnson literary society holds its
usual meeting Monday evening at the
residence Of Its vice president, Chas. W.
Riner.
Harry Trayilla has been sentenced TO
Eve years imprisonment in the Canon
City ~penitentiary for the killing Of Sol
Marburger.
The democratic voters OF Granite
Canon have put up A. 7. Morford for
justice Of the peace and Peter walpole
for constable.
Three persons In the last stage OF con-
sumption came out on No. 3 yesterday,
and went down to Denver. They are
liable TO die within n week.
An exchange gives "a recipe for pre-
serving the hair.r But what Is the
use Of wasting sugar ON such stun?
Nobody would eat such preserves.
The number OF people alive u year
ago, but dead now from not knowing
1t was loaded, Is estimated at 800, with
a few old shot-guns yet 10 hear from.
A neat bit Of definition In an Eng
lish newspaper describes the queenly
woman Of the modern novelist asa per-
son with n rustling train and without a
conscience.
The ball OF the Gilliss hose company
will come of on next Thursday evening.
The price Of the ticket includes n ride
on the government track In a passenger
coach, and supper.
Messrs. Single Il Davis are fitting
up the large room In the Carr block,
Ferguson street. for a fins bar. They
will open up some time next week,
when their furniture is completed.
The men who are striving for fame
by initiating DIR. Tanner, are not sue
ceeding very well. The only way Of
gaining notoriety by making "a fool of
1 pasNraalf IL - .xFa. a. 800, ..l. -
doing 30.
Passenger traffic yesterday: No. 5, 10
Cheyenne, % Colorado. ~ through;
No. 4, ! Cheyenne, Z Colorado, 90
through. &. g., 3 Cheyenne, 8 east,
6 through. ID. z, 7 Cheyenne; 10 east.
| through.
The ladies OF the NJ. f. church have
decided to hold sociables during the
winter once in two weeks, commencing
next Thursday night ut the parsonage.
Mrs. Cowhick, Mrs. wulfgen and Mrs.
Thomas Durbin, are the committee to
provide Tor these occasions.
A lover Of cards and his country gays
that the three men who captured An
DIRE were playing cards In the bushes as
he rode up. Had they not come there
to play cards he would have escaped,
and our country been lost. Let us
take the right bower OF hearts for our
national ensign.
Deadwood Times: When an eastern
man goes into the territories he Is
called n '.tenderfoot" until he has been
stabbed, shot at, engaged in u free
fight, kicked by a mule, and chased by
n vigilance committee. Then they ad.
init that he Is getting used TO the coun-
try, and when he kills his man he Is
looked upon as n citizen.
The other day we mentioned the
fact that n number OF members Of the
Alert hose company were candidates
on both tickets. And now n SUBJ
scriber calls our attention to the fact
that there are six members Of the Con-
gregational church whs are candidates,
and all on the republican ticket.
The government is running along In
good shape Notwithstanding the nb-