The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-11-09
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a0noDsT Ests tbs Toy
Toy dealers are preparing for the
holidays; so are the children.
FIenchy, the cook, arrived IN town
yesterday, right side up with care"
Go buy a new hat aud wear it, and
people will conclude that you have won
a bet.
The only iuedoemable bonds in this
vicinity are the yagabonds who carry
tie passes.
Lush & Kilcullin made 22s. 600 bricks
this season, being some Of the finest
ever madei in this city.
The orpheus club and the Congrega-
tionAl church choir viii give a concert
OF Friday evening at the Dramatic
theater. for the benefit Of the church.
The Jenkinses Of the New York
press are n~auseAting In their fulsOme
praises Of the ''divine Sara" unmzI-
ried, and the mother Of four children.
The Alert hose company held an ad-
journed meeting last evening at the
hose house. Among the business
transacted was the election OF J. ].
Knopf rs secretary,
Passenger traffic yesterday: No. 3, 8
Cheyenne, 6 Colorado. 70 through;
No. 4, s Cheyenne, 10 Colorado, IS
&. O., 20 east, l west, 10 Cheyenne; d..
p, o Cheyenne, IA east, 4 west.
During the progress Of the election at
Buffalo, Wye, last Tuesday, some bad
feeling was engendered. and a Texas
cowboy threatened II kill Mi. Z. U.
Snider, post trader at Fort Mckinney.
The Pioneers of '67 held a special
meeting on Sunday. before the funeral
OF their late member. Mr. Nc CHM, and
passed appropriate resolution respecting
his demise.
Chairman X. +. Glover, OF the dem
ocratic territorial committee. has fig
ures from all the election precincts in
the territory except one, and ac-
cnrding to these, Post has n majority OF
l55
Judge Seuer announced from the
b-ucli yesterday that hereafter all con
victrd prisoners would be sentenced To
pay the costs OF the prosecution and
stand committed until the same was
paid in money or labor.
There is good in all things, and Gen.
Hancock, in his affection, should re
member that he won't he kept awake Of
nights trying TO think how In thunder
they expect him to put 800. 900 would
be oniceholders in 1O0.0 900 Offices.
A passenger on Sundays east bound
train showed the writer a telegram from
4. ), Kearney, u. 5. marshal of Ore
on, stating that Oregon gave 500 ma
jority for Garfield. Oregon has hereto
fore been considered rs doubtful.
Considerable business was transacted
in the district court yesterday which
does not appear In our report OF the
same. For the reason that II is not OF
public Importance. The cases will be
reported in due order In proper time.
The funeral of the late Lawrence
Maginn took place on Sunday last, and
1t was largely attended. The pioneers
OF 81 and the workingmen swelled the
cortege considerably. Services were
held at st. Johns church, Rev. Father
Hayes officiating.
The Inter Ocean says that a new Bap-
tist convert wished very much to be
baptized by one minister and TO join the
church of another. She went to the
first and asked him II IL could be done.
Yes" he replied, ~ could do It., but
don't take in washing"
The remains of Michael Duffy were
brought down from Laramie City ON
Sunday and inferred In the city. Messrs.
Craig & Gardner had charge Of the fun
eral. The deceased was hurt about
three months ago and laid in the hos
pital ut Laramie until his death.
salt Lake Tribune: A Mormon poet
ess asks: when l am dead and lowly
laid, and clods fall heavy from the
spadc-who'l remember mep" No
body, darling, not one. You will drop
out OF sight like an empty oyster a
thrown into an S0-foot well.
The Northern Pacific railroad folks
advertise their lands in n novel and
highly successful manner. They have
rugged up n car and filled it with agri-
cultural productions from railroad
lands. Then they send 1t throughout
the east, and the advertisement is COM
plete.
There was n very large congregation
at the Presbyterian church on Sunday
evening to hear n sermon by Prof.
IIamill, the elocutionist. The profess
sor was nee professor Of bellies lettres
in the state university OF Missouri, and
and as such, was accustomed to preach
regularly in the chapel. His sermon
OF Sunday evening was wonderful in
several respects and was very striking.
coula Not &c, up Stairs.
Mrs. r. c. Robins makes a statement
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