The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-08-24
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DMc9ts w.
Gen Grant sas hAndsOmsIy ban
quettsd on Saturday at Boultsr.
Deadwood papers report the return
Of 4 number Of Gunnison p~rosPectors.
Several narrow gauge freight cars for
the c. C. road passed through yester
day.
Two japanese students passed
through yesterday o No. ) bound for
their native isle.
The funerals on Sunday Of the late
Mr.. Oyster and the child Of Mr.. Rut-
ledge. were both largely attended.
Our city dry goods and clothing mer-
chants give notice Of closing their
stores at 8 O'Clock p. m. after Sep. L.
Judge Geo. T. Garrison, Of Freder-
icksburg, Va, has been nominated for
congress by the democratic convention,
hrst district.
Passenger tranic yesterday: No. 3,
II Cheyenne. IS Colorado, 30 through,
No. 4, G Cheyenne. 10 Colorado. -
through. c. o., Is Cheyenne. Is east
0 west.
After the conspicuous shake" by
Gen. Grant and the people. yesterday.
1t Is strange that his exeellency doesn't
take 4 tumble and pack OF home to
Wisconsin.
There will DO dress parade at Fort
Russell OF only three evenings per week,
viz: Sunday, Tuesday and Friday, but
n band concert will be given every even
ing rs usual.
A Cheyenne gentleman recently got
. proposal Of marriage from an sun
known" lady. He replied that his
wife weighted 100 pounds and that she
had opened the letter.
The band concert and dress parade at
Fort d. A. Russell. on Sunday, was
largely attended. The music was ex-
cellent and the drill OF the troops all
that could be desired.
There Is no humbug advertising done
by Craig & Gardner. Everything is
warranted as represented. When they
say they have bargains TO give, you can
depend upon It that they are bargains.
Mr.. Thomas Rutledge brands the
springs Mt Middle Park rs humbugs.
lie says the waters are good enough,
but the management Is horrible. and
guests are simply swindled out Of their
money.
Deadwood Pioneer: Courts have fire.
quently adjourned for particular rea-
sons, but It remains for the court OF this
district to find n reason In the filthy
condition Of the spittons, which was
the Ease yesterday.
A Laramie City man swore n great
oath that II q neighbor called him n liar
he would whip that neighbor. But as
It appeared that the neighbor only
accused him Of poisoning n COW and alb
Quoting n child no fight took place.
It Is not enough that goods should be
cheap, that is. low In price. They must
DO good in quality, or 1t Is nc bargain.
The goods sold by Craig 4 Gardner,
dealers In all kinds OF house furnish
ing goods, are superior In quality and
low In price. Call aud see them after
having priced goodo elsewhere.
Omaha Herald: The Omaha nail
works show what can be done with
manufactures here. They have already
doubled their capacity once, and find 1t
necessary TO enlarge again. They have
just filed an order OF 600 kegs for
Japan, and Superintendent Walker says
they cannot supply the San Francisco
orders half fast enough.
Ludlow Is n small boy, fond Of seeing
the worlds doingr, but not altogether
acquainted with It's technical terms.
Hence when he heard ON Sunday MORN
ing that several persons were to be hap
tised In the lake he rushed to his moth
er to shy: Mamma, can't l go out and
see them advertising 7" Even Baptists
themselves will admit the point unwit-
tingly made by the little boy.
The man who was arrested on SUM-
day morning for breaking into Judge
Lytle's store, turns out to be an old
scamp named Jim Reynolds. He II
was who started OF with a team and
load Of groceries belonging to Pease 4
Taylor, about q year and q half ago,
and sold the outfit for his private use.
Being arrested he escaped when on the
train within IL miles of Cheyenne. He
will likely be kept secure this time,
though he Is n hard one. On yester.
day morning Oalcer Thomson and
Judge Bean discovered that Reynolds
had AN iron stove leg hid in his bosom
with which he intended TO hit an Of.
fcer and make his escape. His hear.
ing will come OF before Judge Bean to-
day.
Wyoming sir knights.
Sir knights Trufant, Reel, Horne,