The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-01-17
LOCAL LEAFLETS.
Yesterdays trains brought 50 Chey'
enne passengers.

enne
One car of wagons for Cheyenne
will arrive from the east to-day.
DON'T forget-Friday and Saturday
next-at McDaniels' New Dramatic
theatre.
Grand family night at McDaniels'
New Dramatic theatre, Friday and
Saturday next.
Dobbins didn'tsend in that hurricane,
but he has it in reserve and we are ex-
pecting it every moment.
The MaGoozle girl says that Fluke
MaGilder will take her to see the Pan.
Drama tomorrow evening.
Mondays west bound U. p. express
arrived yesterday at 1:2O p. M, and
yesterdays west bound express at 8
p. m.
If you pay your printers bills, you'll
be free from earthly ills; long your
life, and happy, too; pay the printer,
then, his due.
At 4 O'Clock this morning No. 3 was
n hour late, but may arrive on time.
No. a and all trains from the west were
moving on time.
The remarkable twin sisters-Baby
Mcdonald and the star troupe-at Nc
Daniels New Dramatic theatre Friday
md Sotnrdov ayap;p0o
The marshal is enforcing the ordi-
nance prohibiting the keeping open OF
saloons and other places of public resort
after two O'Clock a. m.
Merritt's Merry Minstrels give an
other grand entertainment at Fort Rus
sell this evening. Doors open at =
performance begins at 8 p. m.
Grand star company including the
wonderful Vaidis twin sisters, at
McDaniels' New Dramatic theatre,
Friday, and Saturday evenings.
Jack Hall, charged with robbing one
Smith of $50 on Sunday last, was sent
to the county Jail by Justice Fisher,
yesterday, to await the action Of the
grand jury.
Our barberous coroner is said to be
sharpening up his razors, with the fell
intent of shedding journalistic blood.
He will please the people best by first
sharpening his wits, and then resigning.
The case of smallpox reported as
having been taken from the American
house, was from the Eddy street Ameri-
can house, and not the American lodg
ing rooms, on 10th street, as some
people Inferred.
Our esteemed author of beautiful
Snow" being detained by a snow, bound
train, had the presence Of mind to tele-
graph US two hundred and sixteen
stanzas, and the remainder has arrived
by manuscript.
Our landlady says there is no differ
ence between a returning board and a
delinquent boarder. The one boards to
return and the other returns to board.
Claims Of bull-dozing and intimidation
hash have been filed.
The shipments of freight from this
city to the Red Cloud and Spotted Tail
Tndirn Agencies during the year 1876
aggregated 2,307,717 pounds, on
which the freight charges amounted to
nearly fifteen thousand dollars.
Rev. J. Y. Cowhick, during his So
journ of seventeen months in this city,
has united no less than t%wenty-four
couple in the holy bands of wedlock.
The old saying that ''practice makes
perfect" is especially applicable to this
genial clergyman.
The third of the series of musical
soirees given by Mrs. W. W. Corlett,
took place at her elegant residence on
last evening, and was well attended.
The programme embraced a very fine
selection of choice music, both vocal and
instrumental, well arranged and splen-
didly executed.
The coroner's jury summoned Mon
day to investigate the case of the
man who was found frozen to death
four miles from the city on Monday
morning, examined a party named
Eames, yesterday, he testifying that he
knew deceased, who, he said, formerly
chopped wood ut Buffalo. Deceased is
now said to have been a packer. The
jury returned a verdict to the effect
that the man died from the effects of
exposure to the cold.
The MaGoozle girl says that Fluke