, 1886-11-24
WIND-WINGED
Items Blown About by the Fall
Breezes
And Gathered Into the Reporter
Note Book.

Grand turkey rattle at the Tivoli this
evening.
Matters were dull with the justices
yesterday.
The district court room was crowded al
day yesterday.
The train from the East was two hours
late last evening.
One hundred fine turkeys to be ratified
at the Tivoli this evening.
A number Of our citizens contemplate
visits of the city tomorrow.
Pat Mckay was sentenced to twenty
days in jail yesterday for vagrancy.
The Indians are making things lively
for ranch men in Southern Montana.
Fred llagcrman was yesterday found
guilty by the jury on Il charge of grand
larceny.
BY unanimous consent the grocers OF
this city will close their stores on Thanks
giving day.
Most of yesterday, in the district court,
was devoted to obtaining a jury in the
Mcintosh case.
The large candy egg ratified at Towslec's
last night was won by Mr.. Filz BY a throw
of forty five.
Monday wind removed the snow from
the ice on the lakes so that skating can he
INDUCED III again.
The court has finally disposed OF the
tircsomc Hagerman cases and taken up
the Mcintosh case.
Mcintosh brothers case will commence
to-day provided the jury is completed.
Born-At Pine Bluffs, Wyo., on the
evening of Nov. 2l, to the wife of Thos.
Greene, a son. Mother and child, at last
accounts, were doing finely.
Reports from the North say hat game
of all kinds is numerous along tic creeks.
having been driven down from the noun
tains and plains by the storms.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. L. Warren gave Il re-
ccption at their residence last evening.
Nearly all of the officers Of the fort were
present, and the affair was a great sue
cess.
A fine assortment of costumes will ar
rive to-day for the masquerade ball to be
given Thursday night at Library hall.
They will be on display Thursday. notice
of which will be given in to-morrow's
papers.
Deputy Sheriff Campbell, of St. Louis,
Mo left yesterday with the young col
ored man named Samuel Folsom, who
was arrested in this city by Marshal
Schnitger on information received from
st. Louis.
A new post office has been established
in Silver Crown. 1t is located on the
south branch of Crow creek, near Sim
mons ranch, and has been named Con
verse. j. l.. Pennington has been APP
pointed postmaster at Converse.
The members of the Cheyenne Typo
graphical Union will celebrate Thanksgiv-
ing night by a fancy dress ball at Library
hall. They cannot very well set type
while dancing, and therefore The LEADER
will not make its appearance on Friday
morning next.
At one time yesterday afternoon there
were seventy of our leading business men
in the court room, having been called
there by the sheriff deputies to serve as
Jurors in the Mcintosh case. A large
number were excused for various reasons,
and the court adjourned without complet
ing the jury in this case.
it appears now that the Wyoming
exhibit recently damaged by fire and
water in the storerooms of the Wyoming
! commission house, on Seventeenth stree,
was not insured at all, and the territory
will have to stand the loss. Someone in
authority Numbered in storing valuable
territorial property in a hay lott.
\ farewell reception was rendered MIR.
and Mrs. Dare and Mr.. Work at the
Presbyterian church last Monday evening.
Secretary Morgan delivered a few inter
esting remarks, and several selections in
music were executed by different members
Of the church. Mr.. and Mrs. Dare 20 to
Philadelphia. and MIR. Work to Colorado
Springs.
Pure blood is absolutely necessary i.
order to enjoy perfect health. Hood
J Snrsaparilla purifies the blood and
strengthens the system.
.Nem's, Boys, and (hifd-
ren'S clothing at prices Ia
Susf me times at ~. .NNrhS.
Eddy and <ereHf eeufh SIS,