The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-04-20


the fact that THE LEADER has a large
circulation than any newspaper pub
lished in Wyoming. -esa
THURSDAY, APRIL %. 1876.
The wind rose early yesterday morn
ing, and made the day a dusty and dis
agreeable one.
A fine two-story frame dwelling Is
In process OF erection near the corner
of Eddy aud 18th streets.
The Omaha Herald has killed off
Mr.. Blaine as a presidential candidate
at this early day. We now begin TO
think that Mr.. Blaine's chances are
f~irst-class.
An adjourned term Of the Supreme
Court OF Wyoming convenes here to-
day. Opinions and decisions in a
number of cases will Ice delivered. and
the court will adjourn sine die to-day.
n. Sargent. Esq, n Of Coiorado's
pioneer hotelists. arrived here a day or
two ago. ell route to the 3lnck His.
where he proposes 20 open IA hotel u
he fluids the prospects favorable. He
will start with his party either to-day
or Tomorrow.
The Tennessee Jubilee Singers give
two of their inimitable musical enter
tainmcnts in this city on this ana to-
morrow evenings. Everybody loves
TO hear the old slave melodies. and we
confidently expect to see crowded
houses at these concerts.
The Georgia Ministries. after giving
two rib-rending, Misunderstanding en-
tertainments to crowded houses in this
city, have gone to Colorado. and will
perform Mt Denver aud in the mountain
towns before going to California. On
their way west they will stop at Lara
mie, Rawlins and Evanston.
On Tuesday night sneak : thieves
forced an entrance into the small brick
building used by Mr.. Jones, of the
wines, liquors. fancy groceries and
dry goods. About $3.50 worth of
champagne, liquor. hams and dry
goods were stolen. The thieves have
not yet been caught.
In this issue will he found the adj
vertisement Of the Big Horn feed and
sale stable, J Is. Tracy and George
Loucks, proprietors. The firm will
run both n day and night herd Of
horses, mules and cattle during the
ensuing season. and recommend them
TO the patronage of the public. know
ing that all stock entrusted to them
will receive the best of care.
Attention is directed to the adver-
tisemeiit of Mr., ]. T. O'Connor. car
penter, builder and dealer in lumber
Of all kinds. sash, doors, blinds, etc.
Mr.. O'Cnnnor has opened out at Hous
mans old lumber yard. on the corner
of 18th and Thomes streets. He has
fine facilities for giving his patrons
satisfaction. and should secure n large
and Lucrative patronage.
The negro Burton. who, with his
wife. was imprisoned Pues,lay because
he refused To be released on bail, yes
terday allowed himself To be bailed
out. Phillips, with whom Burton had
a set-to, was arrested on the charge of
assault with intent to commit great
bodily injury, and also tailed. and
thus the number of Landlord Siaugh
ter's guests is diminished by three.
Two Cinnamon were arrested and
placed in the City cooler, yesterday.
on the charge of attempting to set fire
IN o fellow : countryman's Washes
house. Thu attempt was maie on the
fiimsy frame building in the alley be-
tween 10Th and 10th streets, near Fer
gusqn, aud hai the blaze gotten we'll
started. u disastrous cunflagration
would have followed. Ii the charge
can be proven. W. shall expect to zee
these Celestial incendiaries punished
severely.
Emperor Pedro has :. snubbcd the
high officials OF our Government whu
metthe imperial party half way down
the New York bay. He snubbcd'
the city officials of New York. in fact,
everybody. excepting the newspape,