The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1883-11-18
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SUNDAY. NOVEMBER Is, 1888.
N MENTION.

Roller Skatlng lB h fun of the day.
The railroad pay car will be in to-
day, and the boys will be consequently
happy.
Ovar ono hpndra "a as
on skates last evening.
Rev. E. 8. Chairman ooes to laramie
Tuesday night tn del;yer bis ,ec,,ro
entitIad uGoId NM,
The p1acefu movements of ladiss
while on rollar skatas ,s ,,,ta att,,o,
i've.
p.u
night will bs the GALA nioht 30 tha 90.
son at the opera house
Fron Tho
soId ,ha .,.oos. - ~ ~ "H
ment is already an assured success.
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ara sona horso. a. - ~, - 49,
.tr,ko a 1904 ro.s -,
Tho nrh,io.t,o, 80 -. w.. D..
Minsr Viii he d;scont,n,,a, ,uism,..nn
but resumed In Tho .n,inn
1oh, en,., -. -. -
FORE .Jndoe Fisher for d,.,rrhonoo -,
the peace His denlat;or ~ waa,th
wae ara
sono
Nsn.e "eie ~.
somethino bs dopa to remadv INT. CO.
of a~ffairsp
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an aiarm OIL nre az a httie before IL
ooiooA ias' higne caused some m
tarY excitement, but was soon ascer-
'alneo W 10
Montana has eleven daily papers,
while Utah has but six. Montana is In
America; Utah is in the kingdom of
God.-Salt Lake Tribune.
Highest temperature yesterday, 4So;
lowest temp, 28o; mean temp, 3Sc;
mean humidity, IS per cent; highest
velocity of wind, II miles per hour.
J. L. johnson will have on sale at
the Union stock wards TO-DAY a car load
of extra fine rams from Genesee county
| New York. INQUIRE of d. F. Wbip-
| pie.
The Swan optet Io.ded oho,t ,,raa
hundred baavas of the VOID. vo.,ardan
and will load a Ike number ,o-dan
This is their last shipment for the sea-
son.
Niger Williams. who was arrested
Friday, charged with fast driving and
disturbance of the peace. was tried yes-
terday before Judge Fisher and fined
S26.
The Boomerang says: 1t is rumored
In Journalistic circles that Mr.. T. ".
McCandlish, late editor of the Buff alo
Ech. resigned to accept the position of
local editor Of the Sun.
Bruner g. johnson sold nineteen lots
Yesterday and 400 acres of soldiers, ad-
ditional approved. 500 acres are re-
naming which will be sold at fifty cents
per acre less now than If sold ten days
hence.
A mar named w. A. Collins employ
ed at the soda works, fell from a scat
fold last evening, a distance of fifteen
feet, striking upon his head, sustaining
a severe confusion. DR.. Foster attend
ed him.-Boomeraug.
Secretary Morgan deserves credit for
his brief yet concise proclamation.
sBreyity is the soul of witt and of
common sense as well. and the ABSENCE
| of the usual gush makes the document.
in the light of a literary effort. an able
one.-Boomerang.
A gentleman engaged in religious
work remarked to a LEADER represen-
tatiye Yesterday that he didn't think
the young men of this CITY read the re-
ligious notices very closelo. That's a
rather bad recommendation for a to wn.
but we hope he was mistaken.
After axta,.,u. alienation.
and additions, Mr.. T. A. Williams
steam cracker factory was started up
again yesterday. The capacity of the
works is from 25e to 800 pounds of
| crackers per hour. together with bread
| cakes, fancy crackers, etc.-Boome-
rang.
Messrs. Hoyt, Kendall and symons
returned yesterday afternoon from