The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-11-29
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Ten new engines passed through go
ing west yesterday for $. p of New
Mexico.
When a theatrical supernumerary
makes a suggestion it is asupe-erhuous
remark.
s'The Whirled on Wheels" as the
roller skater remarked as be spun gently
to the floor.
Highest temperature yesterday SIC;
lowest 80; highest velocity Of wind 20
miles an hour.
A first-class r. r. ticket at reduced
rates from Omaha to Chicago, for sale
at the LEADER office. r.
Several narrow gauge soft coal cars
passed through this city yesterday load
ed upon fiat cars, two to car.
A very large congregation was out
Sunday to welcome Pastor Sanders on
his return from his eastern trip.
William West, a time honored citizen
of Carbon died in that town last Fri
day, of inflammation of the lungs.
MI. and Mrs. Joseph Payne of Green
River. held a silver wedding last We'd
nesday evening which was a grand suc-
cess.
He was walking over an icy crossing
and as his feet wandered Heavenward
he gently murmured, my sole support
is gone"
One day Of Guiteau in our W dis
trict court would settle him effectu-
ally. lie would let the court run
things after that.
The postofice in this city sold SIS in
three-cent stamps yesterday, and all In
small sales too. That would carry
$500 sweet little messages, to Mary.
The funeral over the remains Of Mrs.
Lawrence Mcguire, Sunday, was one of
the largest held in this city for many q
day. There were about sixty carriages
In line.
The idea of a territorial press asso-
citation is SO popular that q call will
shortly be issued for a convention to be
held in Laramie City for the purpose of
organization.
The workmen were engaged on the
opera house Sunday. But the religious
portion of the stockholders were not In
the vicinity on that day, and of course
knew nothing about 1t at the time.
LET US steel away" she said after
he had strapped on her skates, ssThat
would be an ice CO." he murmured as
they started, and he muttered, "I'm in
for it." as he disappeared through an
air hole.
Crsnks are getting to be altogether
too numerous. These cranks should be
turned-turned over to justice. A few
revolutions of this kind would put q
quietus upon this fashionable tendency.
Lieut.. Warren, from White River, is
here and will survey a route for q tele-
graph line to White River and Fort
Thoynburgh. Lieut.. Converse left for
Fort Thornbugh Wednesday morning
to survey and report upon the new road
to that point.-Ra,ulins Journal, %.
The bicycle has got into romance and
there are n or two serial stories run
ming in which the wheels enter largely
into the plot. BY the by, there was a
lost, strayed, etc., notice published q
few days ago inquiring after Cheyenne's
three bicycles. A LEADER reporter
has found what he supposed to be the
three, but minus the brands.
Lieut.. Gurley. writing to o we'll
known citizen Of Green River, from
Fort Thornburgh, under date Of the
18th inst, reports the safe arrival Of
the Major Berry party, who started
from Green River on the morning Of
tho 9th inst. They accomplished the
distance comfortably in five days. 1t.
Gurley reports everything at the fort
quiet, and the Indians ~peaceable-
Stccettrdter Gazette, "a.
In the decision of Judge Sener in the
misunderstanding Bros. case, 1t
was held that ithe allegation Of dam
ages for the loss of the natural growth
and increase Of cattle. in an action for
breach of contract, is Irrelevant and
redundant" to use the words Of the
statute. This is based on a line Of au-
thorIties that special damages must be
fixed and certain and not left to specu-
lation and conjecture, in order to justi-
fy a claim.
Private lecture-to men only-admis-
sion 25 cents, this Tuesday evening at
Chase'e theater. Subject: MANHOOD,
Its Decline and Restoration" This
lecture should directly interest every
person, old and young, because full of
valuable and vital truths they should
know and understand. He can be con-
suited at the Railroad hotel till We'd
nesday Tomorrow at l o'clock p. M,
on all points touching human character
and its varied manifestations, including
health, ~avocation, marriage, children,
&C., &c.
The skating Rink.
Messrs. Arnold s. Rhodes are buslly