The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-12-01
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Nuflclh1- y On the O1laklfG hAl
New Year Is coming orer the bluffs-
Quite . party OF Wyoming stock.
growers vent east last evening on thu
delayed No. 4
Highest temperature yesterday $50
lowest 19o; highest velocity of wind II
miles per hour.
This clear weather with its cold
frosty nights and pleasant days. holds
out great Inducements to skaters.
There was quite q stir among stock
men yesterday and rumors Of several
large large trades were floating
about.
According to the press dispatches
the ''crankn arrested In Washington
was the ninetieth since the shooting Of
President Garfield.
The officers of the South Park rail-
road are looking for 7. Kinney, their
agent at Buena Vista, who has made
of with $4,000 Of the company's money
Most OF the gentlemen who came in
from the west to take part In the organ
ization OF the Grand Encampment 1.
o. o. f.. departed on their return yes.
terday.
II the eastern people were aware Of
the beautiful winter weather which we
westerners are enjoying. the tide Of
travel would be quickly turned west
ward, no!
There was no police court business
yesterday. II this state Of affairs keeps
on, Cheyenne will have a claim upon
Laramie's title Of ''the most moral
burgh,n etc.
The train from the west arrived at
about 10 O'Clock last evening, having
been delayed by western connections
and an Academic another train on the
western division.
Guiteau, the superb egotist. He said
in Yesterdays trial, that the Lord en-
ployed him to take of Garfield because
the Lord always used the best material.
His "I' is to large for this world.
Burchard thinks We don't need any
more dollars at present. Burchard is
''of." Christmas Is coming, and Han
nah must have a new set of Mrs.
Holmes novels. The old set has been
read to pieces all ready.
Attention is called to the card In an
other column Of John +. Edison who
has just opened q bar underneath the
Metropolitan hotel. He has fitted the
bar up In a neat and attractive manner
and should meet with a good patronage.
Mrs. Chas. Masten has a card In an
other column OF interest to those inter-
ested In flowers. Mrs. Masten has
recently had a fine large conservatory
added to her residence and has 1t well
dlled with choice plants which are well
worth seeing.
The sudden death occurred Tuesday
evening of A. Wheeler forman Of T.
Dyer's ranch. He wal in town only
Sunday but on his return was taken
suddenly Ill and after an illness Of two
days died as stated, at - O'Clock Tues
day night, Of congestion Of the lungs.
His many friends in this city win re-
greet to learn that w. E. Grafton, now
Of Omaha, has suffered the loss by
death Of his father, Geo. w. Grafton Of
That city. He had been a resident Of
that city about fifteen years and at the
time of his death last Sunday night was
"a years Of age.
The LEADER Office has just received
the largest and finest assortment of
wedding and invitation stationery ever
brought to this city and Of the latest
styles. Call and examine the stock be-
fore giving your orders, as this Office is
prepared to do the finest work at the
most reasonable prices.
There is something radically wrong
with the postal accommodations on the
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course Of time. Nearly every day a
considerable quantity Of letters and
from the east. destined for
CHEYENNE. are carried west. and and
their way here in from one to three dave
after their proper time. A correction
is badly needed and it ia to be hoped
that the nroner authorities will give the
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