The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-02-11

INV otIu oLuCko, Ou
our second page. 1t is a good one.
1t is said of an uptown man that his
manner is SO cold that when a dog bit
him in the leg it had its teeth frozen.
1 would I were a schoolmarm
And among the schoolmarms' band
With q small boy stretched across my knee
And q ruler in my hand. y 4H5H
What shall it profit a man if h, IN,
an account against almost every mia. :.
town if he is unable to collectSa cent.
Major A. W. Evans, Third cavalry,
arrived yesterday from Fort Laramie,
to take a place on the Lieb court mar
tial.
When you can't think what your
wife told you to bring home, get hair
pins. They are always handy in the
house.
George Kabis wheeled a baby around
a business block yesterday, thereby
winning key of lager from his
brother.
Captain w. H. Bisbee, Fourth in
fantry, arrived here yesterday, and be-
gan his duties as a member of the Lieb
court martial.
Superintendent Voorhees, returned
from the north yesterday, whittier he
went to complete arrangements for the
t~ri-weekly stage line to Deadwood.
Judge Whitehead was bull-dozed by
an iron hoop, the other day, and had a
severe fall, bruising his face and shout
der badly, but not seriously injuring
him. M
A lively runaway occurred yesterday
on Sixteenth and Ferguson streets, re-
sulting in a broken leg for the horse
and a damaged wagon and a bruised
body for the driver.
A careless chap fell into a Sixteenth
street grocery basement yesterday, re-
ceiving bad bruises. Men who leave
their sidewalk trap doors open should
be punished therefor.
1t won't be long before some long
haired poet will break into impassioned
song about Gentle Spring. The public
is hereby cautioned against any act of
violence; treat him gently but firmly.
A great deal has been written about
sisterly love; but M Of the hardest
things in this world to find we eve
heard of, is the sister who will give up
a rocking chair and a new dime novel
to the best brother that aver stroked a
moustache.
The attention of the police is called
to the fact that there are q number of
Mexican bull-whackers loafing about
the city, who, on several recent occa-
sions, have insulted ladies. The ruff
fans should be promptly arrested and
punished.
]. w. Wood, the walkist, finished
his walk of one hundred consecutive
hours at the Bella Union last night.
He was completely exhausted, and was
promptly conveyed to bed and every
thing possible done to ease and rest
him. pos - 81
On tomorrow morning the Cheyenne
& Black Hills Stage Company will be-
gin running stages through to Dead
wood tri-weekly, instead Of semi-week-
ly, as heretofore. Coaches will depart
on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays,
and arrive on Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays.
Spend your money where yoa make
it; buy your goods at home and not
abroad; encourage your own mechanics;
sustain your home papers; let each be
for the other and all for public improve
ment. Charity begins at home" Our
town first-others afterward.
t. The general court martial which Is.
semtied in this city yesterday, began
the new trial of Captain Lieb, Fifth
cavalry, the court meeting both after.
noon and evening. Captain Lieb OBJ
jected to n member of the court,
which adjourned to Monday to give him
time to present the grounds of his OBJ
lection.
Captain A. II. B~ogardus, champion
wing shot of the world, came in y1ester.
day from California. He will give an
exhibition in this city on Wednesday
next, Feb. 14th. He will shoot at
25 pairs of pigeons, to kill SO birds,
from two plunge or spring traps AZ
yards apart, the shooter to stand on a
line between the two traps, both traps
to be sprung at the same time; also, will
kill % pigeons in four minutes, or sc
pigeons in eight minutes, and load his
own gun-two birds to be on the wing
at the anne time, at 20 yards rise.
--latest newspapers at Adsit's.