The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-11-20
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lowest, d Melted SNOW, 10.
KsiIy, the RetgIioRs AHstTalizH road
agent, has been caught and hanged.
Don't fail 70 read the new advertise
msHt Of J. W. Bruner in another col
umB-
A san Antonio dispatch says: Tom
Scott says that the Missouri. Kansas &
Texas road will commence their extern
sion in ten days.
The members Of the choir OF st.
Johns Catholic church viii meet at the
church at 3 O'Clock this afternoon. for
practice. By order Of the organist
The Chicago Times says: 1t is among
the possibilities that Cameron, the son,
will insist upon a place in the cabinet,
and that Cameron, the sire, will return
10 the senate.
Time works wondrous changes. Gen.
Garfield, president-elect. was chief Of
stah 10 Gen. Ro~secrans, just elected a
representative in congress from Califor-
MIA, on the democratic ticket.
1t may be said Of a great many evil
practices which always hoist one NJ last,
as the countryman said Of the mule&
'sthe hind end Of that mule is much
more premature than the front end"
The attention Of our readers is direct
ed 10 the advertisements OF the great
bankrupt sale Of holiday goods. which
are to be sold at auction and private
sale for ten days, commencing next
Monday, at l.eibey's old store, Six
tenth street.
We know that it is a very indelicate
thing TO ask you your age, for after a
certain period both men and women
shrink from a confession OF this kind,
but II some one with the requisite
amount Of ignorance and arrogance
should dare to ask the question could
you honestly reply that you had not
yet reached the age OF discretion.
Prince Roland Bonaparte, the son OF
Prince Pierre, and the young man who
is about TO marry the wealthy Mile.
Blanc, is described rs a youth Of mobile
sentiments and statue-like beauty, six
feet high, and never known to laugh
since his country was oyerrun by Ger
man invaders. Most u glorious part
ner, girls, Roland will be in a Ger
man"-after he Is married and comes
across the briny To do" the American
continent. Imagine him, cherries and
sad, by your side, while in answer TO all
your chit-chat, he sheddeth only large
lve-dollar tears-sitting '~'statue-like''
cnveloped in n large bale OF somber
gloom. Cheer up, Roland, when you
become a Benedict, cheer up-for the
sake Of your partner, at least.
II is suggested by the Springfield
tMass.) Union, rs "A ut and graceful
thing, that "President-elect Gariield's
old teacher, Ex-President Mark Hop
kins, OF Williams college, should be
asked to ofiiciate as chaplain at the ill.,
augural ceremony next March" We
believe in the eternal fitness Of things
ourselves, and will file NO objections.
providing the chief signal officer, which
post will, We trust, be Gen. IIatch's at
that time, will agree to provide a de.
cent style OF weather for the 4th OF
March. During the occasions OF the
last two inaugurals we know from per
sonal experience that the weather has
been execrable-it only for the king OF
the Esquimaux' birthday. Still, Gar
field may want to say something about
it himself, and for aught we know Bob
lngersoll may file a counter claim.
During harvest time and the balmy
autumn days of the campaign, Bob
"shelled out" so to speak, more than
Marx, and perspircd considerably in the
interest Of the president-elect.