The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-04-28
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The seventh, an angel opes the door,
And, smiling. welcomes ALL"
The MaGoozle girl still liveth.
Rain yesterday; also last night.
Get out your Holy Writ to-day.
City Council meeting on Tuesday
night.
Blunt men sometimes say cutting
things.
Four prisoners in the calaboose this
morning.
Congregational Association meets in
Cheyenne on Wednesday.
Three passengers go out on the coach
this morning for Deadwood.
Baptist prayer meeting every We'd
nesday evening in Bon's block.
There was never less sickness in
Cheyenne than at the present time.
An extra freight train was sent ont
over the Colorado Central yesterday.
The Deadwood coach brought in FIVE
passengers from the Hills yesterday.
The Colorado Central pay al came
in yesterday and made the boys happy.
Thirty.fve car loads of freight ar
rived yesterday for various business
men here.
The approaching term of the District
Court is expected to be an exceedingly
interesting one.
Women are generally pretty smart,
but cannot hold a candle to n can of
kerosene with safety.
II Theodore Tilton takes his mother
in-law back into his household it will
be a case of re-Morse.
Messers. Stebbins, Post & Co., will
ship s1,176 worth of Black Hills gold
for New York on Tuesday.
Elihu Burritt thinks the prayer
'tNow 1 lay me down to sleep" is older
than the English language.
Some Of the old timers are talking of
instituting an Old Settlers organiza-
tion. 1t would be a good idea.
The Independent Champions of the
Red Cross cleared about S75 by their
two dramatic entertainments.
Col. W. r. Steele is looking up n de-
sirable lot upon which Il build a resi-
dence sometime during the coming
summer.
The Buffalo Express regards Beecher
as an innocent man. There are men
in Buffalo who believe that Capt. Kidd
was foully wronged.
If Mrs. Tilton tells the truth now,
she lied and told the truth before; if
she tells n falsehood now, she told the
truth and lied before.
The City Marshal was engaged with
a shot gun in d~isposing of the dogs
which had accumulated in the ''pound''
and remained unclaimed yesterday.
The report that the MaGoozle girl
uses her feet for window blinds is I'M
true. She simply leans the northwest
corner of Horizons ear up against the
sash.
The Ladies Reading Room is ex-
pected to be opened in about a week.
Donations thus far in aid of the pro-
ject, about s75; monthly subscriptions,
over 800.
The tw%enty.cent piece is doomed. 1t
always was q nuisance, for every one
took it for a quarter, and never was any
one lucky enough to pass it except ut
face value.
The exercises of the Colorado and
Wyoming Congregational Association
on Friday next will be of special inter-
est to the ladies'. Mrs. Kellogg, of
Denver, will address the meeting.
About this time do not consult u
physician as to your wife's health, and
don't worry yourself about her going
into the angel business. 1t isn't wings
she wants, but a spring style hat.
Count" Waldraven was busily en-
gagged yesterday turning water into the
bitches. He says if there is anybody
who has not yet been supplied, let them
speak right out in meetin'," or here
after hold their peace.
Public school vacation will last one
week, beginning OF Monday, May 18th.
This will give the teachers of the coun-
ty al opportunity to attend the Wyo-
ming Teachers Institute, which con-
venes at Laramie on that day.
Temperance meeting tomorrow
monday evening in the Presbyterian
church, at half past seven O'Clock. Ad-
dresses will be delivered by Reverends
F. W. Tomkins and d. j. Pierce. Good
music will be in attendance. The pub
lie are cordially invited to attend.
War or Peace.
Evidently the hone of neace 10 not