The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-04-08
mINOR IGNITION.

Graf u G udner ma Re just received
another in OF 70 of fine wall paper.
Our contemporary has been publish
ing the laws of "Wyoning" for several
days past.
The Ogden Pilot heads an article
with "The Ogden Water Works" We
are very glad that it does.
To be consistent Arthur will have to
veto any anti Chinese bill. He must
swallow them, tail AMI all.
1t is p'easing t. krow that the people
of Ogden are blowing and sowing in
their gardens. So says the Pilot.
No. 4 came in about two hours late
yesterday, the delay having been
caused by waiting for the Utah &
Northern train at Ogden.
The Gros Ventres (biR bellies are
stealing cattle along the Yellowstone
river. They need n great many cattle
to ill their big stomachs.
Messrs. Craig & Gardner have rented
the store building ut the corner Of
Eighteenth and Eddy streets, in which
to store the several carloads OF goods
they are receiving.
The NJ. E. Sunday school will render
q beautiful Easter service on Sunday
morning, and in the evening will give
their quarterly concert, all Of which
promises to be very interesting.
What is the difference between the
man with the big mouth in C~allender's
minstrels and an undertaken One
makes you laugh when you see him aud
the other makes you sad when you fee
him.
As will be seen by u associated
dispatches, Albert j., son Of Gen.
Bracket, of Fort Russell, has been APP
pointed to a cadetship at West Point.
A better selection could not have been
made.
Last evening q young man went into
Hollis store and asked for a bottle of
Callen-Cal C~a-Cardinal ink. II WAS
evident hat his mind was on Callen-
der's MINISTRIES, as he was seen a few
minutes before looking at some of their
funny pictures in the window.
Ogden Pilot: "As the Union Pacific
and Utah s. Northern refuse to carry
giant powder, a company with $780,.
900 capital proposes to engage in manu-
featuring the explosive near Silver
Bow, Montana. The works will be-
built inside of ninety days, so it is re-
ported"
Deadwood Times: "a prairie fire
has been raging for several days on the
prairies surrounding the Hills. The
Cheyenne telegraph line was down art
of the day yesterday near the Cheyenne
river owing to the fact that quite n
number of poles were burnt, prostroes-
ing the wires"
The social at the NJ. E. parsonage
last evening was largely attended and a
pleasant time was enjoyed by those
present. Refreshments we're served in
the usual courteous manner as is the
custom with these social gatherings of
our city. The LEADER returns thanks
for a bountiful supply Of the goodies.
Mrs. Samuels will perhaps suggest
that n memorial window be placed in
every Sunday school in the country, in
memary OF her Chrlstain-like son., J->ts
James. The murder of Jesse WAS cold
blooded and barbarous and worthy of
condemnation. But his mother is
stretching things too much in endeav-
oring to make everybody believe that
Jesse was a noble son, full Of good
works, and that he has gone to heaven.
As will be seen by the notices else
where in this issue F. E. Warren &
Co, call attention TO their new and
superb installments OF goods just ar
rived. For variety of design aud rich
ness in artistic taste, these goods are
without Il superior in this region. Each
n OF the hand made pieces is u gem Of
art in itself. A more bewildermaZe Of
bbseAAhb "oAS Soh pShASNlJ DC bSCu
anywhere.
A regular system of renovation and
rejurenescence has been going on at
Il o Inter Ocean hotel for some time
pact. Besides the general system of
recarpeting that has been inaugurated,
Mr.. Chase, the proprietor, is now dir
Getting his attention to the rooms on the
second floor. A number of these have
been finished In elegant, coy style and
would be a perfect elysium for a newly
married couple or a millionaire. Neat
but not gaudy expresses it best.
Highest temperature yesterday, 47o;
lowest, $50; highest velocity OF wind, "a
miles per hour; mean temperature,
37o; mean humidity, 60 per cent. Else
where at 1:09-Foit Washakie, W. T.,
temperature, 400; wind, southeast,
threatening; Dead wood, temperature,
$40; wind, northeast, cloudy; Denver,
temperature, $50; wind, southeast,
clear; Salt Lake. temperature, $50; wind
northwest, heavy snow; Cheyenne,
temperature, 47o; wind, northeast,
cloudy.