The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-05-12
SABBATH sUhBEAMs.

Matrimonial market dull.
Patronize home business men.
Croquet and base ball are the rage
now.
The Supreme Court of Colorado is
I'M session.
District Court is row in session at
Green River.
It's not safe just now to write a
weather item.
Beware Of travelling frauds in the
medical profession.
Wyoming Teachers Institute meets
tomorrow at Laramie.
II. H. Ellis put up n very beautiful
ice cream sign yesterday.
st. Marks Sabbath School picnic to
Fort Collins on Wednesday.
-Four prisoners In Marshal Melon
AIDS palace this morning.
Colorado Democratic Convention
meets in Denver on Wednesday.
The troops at Fort Russell and Camp
Carlin were paid of on yesterday.
The Central City Fire Department
celebration takes place on the 21st
inst.
Neither Tilden nor Tilton have bought
a confession of anybody for more than
a week.
Messrs. Stebbins, Post & Co. will
ship 81, 700 worth Of Deadwood gold
for New York ON Tuesday.
Eleven wagons well filed with Mis-
sourians passed through the city yes
terday en- route for Oregon.
Ellis, the confectioner, has replaced
his ''oyster sign" with an elegant Ice
cream sign, in front of his building.
The Presbyterian National Conven-
ton will meet in Pittsburg on Thurs
day. Several will go from this city.
The northwestern roundup will COM
mence on Wednesday, meeting at
LOOMS ranch on the North Platte
river.
Col L. p. Snow returned from
Green River yesterday, where he has
been for the past few days, on internal
revenue business.
Hon. A. II. Swan has made arrange.
ments to have that Hne barn finished
by the middle of June. n. W. Jordan
is tho architect.
When freedom from her mountain
height, unfurled her standard to the
air, she knew that enterprising men
will advertise their wares.
The Omaha Herald says that It. A.
McShane's change Of residence from
Omaha to Cheyenne, Is most sincerely
regretted by his very many friends in
| Omaha.
Slack has signi6ed his intention OF
running for the coronership against
Mr.. Goldacker, IL his Lead City news
paper venture don't pan out as he an
ticipates.
W. F. Freeman Esq, father of Wal
ter Freeman, forwarding clerk at the
Union Pacific freight office, arrived in
thh city yeste rday, and is o guest of his
son.
All the testimony and pleadings on
either side in the Kautz military trial
at Omaha have been heard. The find
ings Of the court will not he made pub
lie for some time.
On Saturday General Merritt, com
mandant ut FIT Russell Is expected to
leave for Fort Mckinney with forty
Jour men and one hundred and seventy
five pack animals.
Adam Starlight and Andy Carr lief
yesterday for the north. They 20 to
ward the Yellowstone for the purpos
of looking up a new range for the graz
ing Of stock.
The Union Pacific Express Compan,
shipped by express a very fine hors'
from Omaha to this city, where 1t ar
rived yesterday. 1t will be used OF
the city express wagon in place of the
old timer dad"
Col. Murrin had TO look up NOR,
room for his large stock of family med.
icine, and he found II in the adjoining
building, belonging to Capt. N. ]
o'Brien. The Colonel took possession
Of the new store yesterday.
Mr.. f. Clarence Bent, now of Dead
wood hut formerly connected with AID
doms q Glover's drug establishment
was married on the 9Th inst, in Me.o
men, Wisconsin. The lady's name wn
Hannah r. Stilwell.
To-day a change of time takes plac'
in the schedule of the Denver PaciH,
railroad. The outgoing passenger trail
TO Denver leaves Cheyenne at 7:3O a
NJ, and the passenger train from Den
yer arrives here at 7 O'Clock p. m.
Immense quantities of goods purchas
ed by u merchants under the recen,
low freight tariff, continue to arrive.
Mr.. Magic has received many car loads
of supplies of all kinds, and gives hi.
customers the advantage of the prevail.
ing low prices.
The Ladies' Reading Room has been
thoroughly renovated, and the requi-