The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-11-01

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the people by their graceful and artistic
movements on rollers.
A magnificent bath room is being
fitted up in the basement of Dyer's new
addition. Turkish baths win be a
specially. Wen all take a scrub, won't
we?
In Laramie, on Saturday evening
last, a soldier named Wyatt was as
saulted by one Mckee and has since
died of his injuries. Mckee was cap
tured.
Is it not almost time for another In
dian scare on the Laramie Plains. We
are watching those papers over the hill
with terrible anxiety. Shoot again ''fel-
lers.r
The stage which arrived here last
night from Fort Laramie brought no
mail. We do not know whose fault it
was, but it is certain that somebody
Numbered
An Englislnnan who came in on the
Denver train, last evening, remarked
that he was ''going to the Black ills
for a little fresh hair He may need
it before he gets there.
To.day's U. p. frcights have 3 cars
corn and l car apples for Cheyenne.
Yesterdays trains had 4 cars corn, /
apples, 3 mdse., / potatoes, l dried
fruit and 3 oats for Cheyenne.
The stage which went north this
morning carried eighteen passengers on
the seats and there were fifteen or
twenty Others hanging by their chins
and eyelids at every available place
about the coach.
A party of soldiefs who have been es-
corting prisoners to the Leavenworth
penitentiary came in ON the Denver
train last evening and will proceed to
Fort Russell to-day. They go to one
of the frontier posts.
Six coaches loaded with emigrants
passed west yesterday. They were
packed like sardines in a box, but
seemed happy, judging by the three
rousing cheers which they gave Chey-
enne as the train moved off.
Three trains, belonging to Messrs.
O'Bryan, Swalla and Duling, came in
from Fort Reno yesterday and are load
ing with quartz mill machinery for
Deadwood. They outfitted with pro-
visions, feed, ETC., at Foglesong's.
Mrs. Ben Burton will be buried at
three O'Clock this afternoon, at the Meth
cd list church, Rev. Warren officiating.
The parents of the deceased, who reside
ut Plum Creek, Neb., have been tele-
graphed to, and will be present at the
funeral. sf- II l1s
While m Of our well known citizens
was conversing with a lady in front of
THE LEADER building last evening, an
intoxicated soldier came up and insulted
him. One little tap under the ear sent
the hoy in blue'' sailing over an ash
can, and curled him up snugly in the
gutter.
A foolish fellow in McDaniels' thea
tire, Tuesday evening, imagined that
one of the attendants failed to give him
correct change, SO he picked up a chair
and endeavored to walk off with it.
He walked off, on his ear and as he
picked himself up from the sidewalk he
couldn't imagine how in thunder it was
done. Nc. is determined to preserve
order there.
The Conductors Brotherhood of Am
erica holds its annual reunion in Oma-
ha a few days hence, and will then
make an excursion to San Francisco,
arriving here about the 10th. Arrange
ments are now making for a grand ball
and supper here, and citizens are in
vited to contribute, that we may give
the gentry a good opinion of the Magic
City, and thus advertise her throughout
the east.
Two actresses named Annie and Jen-
ME Gibbons, quarreled over some Striy-
ial matter, yesterday, n of them be-
ing fioored by a blow from an ancient
urn, which was preserved as a family
relic, and which came with crushing
force from her sisters hand. Justice
Slaughter thought that about S14 and
costs, each, would patch up the broken
city ordinance, which amounts the
girls paid and smilingly walked away.
The Sioux delegation which is to
visit the Indian Territory, has not yet
reached the railroad, but will take the
east bound express tomorrow. This is
authentic.
In Fort Laramie precinct the Repub-