The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-11-25

Fed Landau invites all his friends TO
meet lin at his new saloon this even
ing.
Frequent tauiology: II real n noise. /"
As II anybody could hear anything
else.
Postmaster Hall. Of Omaha, is hay
ing made for his own use an ice sail
boat.
The usual teachers meeting will not
be held this evening at the Presbyterian
parsonage.
They used to cry Principles, not
men," Now 1t is principally interest
not principle.
Wen all give thanks If we manage TO
survive the frosts Of this hoariest OF
hoary winters.
just sit down and think OF all you
have cause TO be thankful for, and then
proceed TO return thanks.
The handsome parlors and club room
at Landau's new saloon will be the
great attraction tonight.
Just toast your toes over the reflection
that in sever months hence men will be
suffering from sunstroke.
The st. Marks church will he warm
and cosy, and the sermon and music
good. BE sure and attend.
Why doesn't some capitalist or cor
poration undertake to work the coal
seams that underlie these plainsg
The Denver medical association met
on Monday evening and discussed the
best means OF treating pneumonia.
A large and fine selection of wood
poster type has just been received at
the LEADER Office. Fetch your orders.
An old Valley Forge revolutionary
Thanksgiving rhyme runs:
THE farmers ate their turkeys
And we our mouldy bread"
The Chilians and Peruvians are still
ut loggerheads. But they amt doing
much in the way of %effecting a settle
ment.
Services ut the Episcopal church this
morning at II O'Clock. Sermon by Rev.
DIR. ClaSton, the rector. Subject, Joy
In harvest,
Automatically speaking the orbits
of the lordly turkey and cranberry
sauce have crossed each other and are
in conjunction to-day.
The masquerade ball given by Messrs.
j. II. Mahoncy and II. II. Butler, ut
the Dramatic theater, was well attend
ed, and n grand success.
AS the United States case now on
trial In the district court will take. ID
all of tomorrow, the assignments for
Friday will he continued until Satur-
day.
There is n little town situated at
about n half hours ride from Chicago,
which is named Pullman. The Pull
man palace ear company have their
works at this place.
There will he n pigeon shooting
match ut the race track this afternoon,
beginning at one O'Clock, II 1.-THE weather
he favorable. Plenty of birds ready
and everybody invited.
The Deadwood papers no longer OBJ
tain associated press reports. The
Pioneer publishes no telegraphic matter
whatever, while the Times reprints tel
egrams culled from its exchanges.
Passenger traffic yesterday: No. ,, IL
Cheyenne, u Colorado. 65 through;
No. 4, S Cheyenne, II Colorado, 80
through; Z. C., 4 east o west, 4 Chey-
enne; ID. p, q Cheyenne, Il east, .
west.
When a pretty fair lunch can be had
for twenty-five cents at u restaurant 1t
seems n little queer a man can every
now and then be found who will risk a
suit of clothes and n black eye to chew
another fellows nose off.
John ii. jackson, uncle of the young
man jackson who was captured and
tortured to death by the Utes, has been
arrested on the charge of numbering
the Indian johnson. 1t is n piece of
spite work on the part Of the govern
ment officials and will not succeed in
its end.
Deputy Sheriff E. S. Smith arrested
n soldier named Fred James, Of l COM
pany, 4th infantry, stationed ut Fort
Russell, OF n charge Of grand larceny.
1t is alleged that James stole a watch
and chain, valued at fifty dollars, all Of
which was the personal property Of
Mrs. Louisa Lawrence. James was
arraisned before Justice Bean yester-
day and pleaded not guilty. He was
sent to Jail until Friday for q hearing,
when a material witness for the prose-
cution will be on hand.
The case now being tried in the dis.
trict court, viz, the United States vs..
Ames ct al, is being stubbornly con-
tested. The government claims the
sum Of $4,000, the extra amount Of
money paid on account of the alleged