The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-11-27


Highest L~mlsralure Yesterday n
bwesi, g.
DeadSo0d Fa..a'r: JenBy's sLOckade
is in Iarimie county, Wyoming.
Canadian merchants are shipping
great quantities Of dressed poultry TO
England.
Fred L.andau's opening was largely
attended and highly successful, socially
and financially.
of one thing We may all be reasona-
bly, certain There need be no search
~ OF ice neat summer.
by dint Of perseverance, warm water
etc, woTkmen may he enabled 10 begin
the briekwork ON the Baptist chapel to-
day.
The book agent knows he Is solid
when be wipes his feet on a door mat
in which the word welcome is NO.
ven
Deputy Sheriff Martin took 10 Lin
coin ChaS. 4. Roberts and Joseph
Bolts, along with the 1--WE Carbon
county birds.
There will be a special meeting Of
the johnson Literary society this even
ing. in honor Of Mr.. John Faux, who
Is visiting here.
The live stock OF the plains are get
tang along better than one would ex-
pect during the cold weather. The
losses are light so far.
The iremen Of Central City, Dakota,
have ..resolved TO stop long enough in
the midst Of a fire 10 hang anyone
caught stealing goods.
We talk about a man being we'll
enough 10 leave the house. but whoever
heard of one who was sick enough to
take the house with him.
Yesterdays No. 4 train was 0 hours
late, and did not get in until one O'Clock
this morning. \ slight wreck out west
on Thur'day detained her.
The Powder river region is being
overrun with cattle. according TO late
accounts. And there are several out
fits on the road bound thither.
Thanksgiving day passed over with
out event worthy Of particular mem
ton. There were services held in the
churches, which were all well attended.
a Paris paper has published a tele-
| gram from New York predicting that
Sarah B%ernhardt will ultimately be
proclaimed president OF the United
States.
Tom liutlcdge says the people did
the square thing by the Pioneers in at.
tending the ball, and hopes that the
boys will have an opportunity TO repay
the kindness.
The man Hall who was recently as
saulted and injured by notorious Jim
Moon, of Denver, is not expected TO re-
cover, and Moon has been arrested on
Tie charge Of murder.
Mr.. Thos. l.. Kimball has practi-
cllly entered upon the duties Of assis-
tant general manager OF the Union Pa
cilic railway company-the greatest
railway corporation in the world.
The members OF the Pioneer hook
aud ladder company desire through the
LEADER to extend their thanks 10 the
puplic for the generous patronage ex-
tended on Thanksgiving Eve, Mt The
Pioneer ball.
Frank Menca is having n change of
dress put on the equestriepne that
adorns the front Of his saddlery estab-
lishmcnt. During cold weather her
habit will be furry and otherwise APP
propriatc Tor winter.
There are n great many skillfml engi-
neers on our railways; but you never
knew one yet who could kick his train
around n curve with the grace and sue
cess with which n irst-class actress can
perform the operation.
When n nal asks u favor OF n news
paper Office and states that he has been
a subscriber for a number of years, n
denial becomes an impossibility. The
argument is c~linched, and he can have
the entire establishment for the ask
ing.
Fort Collins Erpross: Rev. A.
Banks, of the Cheyenne Baptist
church, preached in Grange Hall sun
day morning. Mr.. Banks is laboring
hard to establish a flourishing church
in Cheyenne, with hopeful prospects.
The society is building n church cdi-
flee.
Fred James, the soldier who was ar
rested by Deputy Sheriff Smith for lar
ceny, had u hearing before Justice
Bean yesterday and was committed to
Jail to await the action OF the grand
jury of next Mays term. James can
rest secure in the fact that he will DO
forced into no winter campaign against
Indians, nor will lie suffer from FROST
bites.
n very simple model will serve 10
show the difference in size, and the dis
tance of the earth from the sun, 1t
can be shown this way. Place n hall