The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-04-05
LOCAL AND OTHER ITEMS.

left for Deadwood yesterday.
County Clerk Loeb thinks house
keeping is 'just the thing"
The war between the bulldozer and
the giimmer continues undated.
Several thousand pounds of freight
pulled out yesterday for the Black Hills.
Pennsylvania has finished planting
Molly Maguires after a good seasons
work.
Caliphs Fisher and Slaughter had
nothing to do in the criminal line yes
terday.
Rumor hath it that Conductor Seeley
contemplated matrimony. That house,
you know.
A big bill ut McDaniels' theatre
every night. The Boissets are well
worth seeing.
Mr.. o. +. Cowhick is expected back
from New York oil Monday next, with
a huge stock of goods.
Preaching in the Presbyterian Church
this friday evening at 7:30-prepara-
tory to Communion.
Frank Hunter rejoiceth because that
trotting association promises to be-
come a grand success
The members of the Red Cross order
contemplate getting up a series of dra-
matte entertainments.
We noticed several OF our citizens en-.
gagged In tree planting yesterday. Let
the good work continue.
The alliance of the three emperors
looks like an effort to solve the eastern
question by the rule of three.
See notice elsewhere in this issue of
the removal of Collins saddlery estab-
lishment to more commodious quarters.
Contractors are already buying out.
fits in Cheyenne for the work soon tC
commence on the Black Hills railroad.
The father of E. Rosewater, editor
of the Omaha Bee, died at Cleveland
Ohio, last week, at the age of 20 years
Mott, the humbug s~piritualist, who
ran away from his hotel bill here, is in
jail in Kansas City on n charge OF
swindling.
The Union Pacific Express company
have ordered a fine new express wagon
for service in the city. 1t will arrive
in a day or two.
War on the CANNES will he inaugu-
rated to-day. City Marshal Mcdonald
and his corps of assistants will prose
cute the bankers.
Mr.. NJ. Waterman informs us that
the members of the Durant Fire com
pany will give n grand ball on Wednes-
day evening, 18th inst.
The coming term of the District
court promises to be quite interesting,
as several hardened criminals will he
thoroughly investigated.
The name of George w. Hoyt was
yesterday emblazoned on the sign over
the drug store formerly owned by
Messrs. Shultz &c Taylor.
We notice that ]. Jay Joslin received
a lot of new goods yesterday. Mr..
Houghan, the manager, and his good
looking assistants have plenty to do.
Old man MaGoozle says the prospec-
tive raj between England and Russia
worries his mind. He don't see how
he can well leave his business Just now.
Walter Parks, the Ethiopian define
ator, is back from Garland City, Colo
RADIO. He reports business there very
dull and says the town is going down
hill.
Gen. e. NJ. Dodge, the first Chief en-
gineer of the Union Pacific Railroad is
expected here tomorrow. Soon after
his arrival the dirt will fly on the Chey-
route to the Black Hills.
Geo. b. Simpson, Esq, returned
yesterday afternoon from Denver. He
reports business dull down there in the
mercantile line, but says real estate
matters are looking up u little.
Yesterday mornings coach for Dead
wood took out Miss Josie Brown, Isaac
Williams, James Owens, Alex. II. De-
lane, A. Large, wife and three children.
II. w. Brooks and Thos. Atchison.
Professor McConnell's dancing acad-
envy was jam full and running over last
night. His hops are very popular, and
then the weather was so fine that all
the patrons of the dance were on hand.
Two well known Cheyenne ladies,
MIS-. $ and Mrs. M, informed
n LEADER reporter yesterday that they
visiting the Paris Exposition,
and will sail from New York on the
Odd proximo.
Slack is making arrangements to es-
a peanut stand just around the
corner, and will shortly offer special
inducements to the public. Instead of
chromos, a pint of peanuts will be fur
nished each subscriber for the Glimmer.
a certain young woman in the city,
dressed up in male attire, called at Ter
ry Il Hunters livery stable yesterday
and wanted a horse and buggy. She
was recognized and told that she could
have none. The police were looking
for her at last accounts.
The Union Pacific railway company