The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-10-16
INSIDE GllMPSES.

isaiuS VIII tioS III Ouldud lo-udS.
Mr.. o. F. Cowhick is lonely now.
Showing as we go to press this morn
ing.
Turkeys are ~fattening, and cranberry
sauce is ripening.
Church Howe is running for the state
senate in Nebraska.
A new hotel is among the latest of
improvements in Greeley.
The gold quarter eagle has been coun-
terfeited, and everybody should look
out.
Now is the time to get that oyercoat
your ''uncle" has been keeping tor you
all summer.
A man in Iowa is a nephew of Ben.
Butler, and everybody keeps throwing
it in his face.
Mayor Bresnahen exercised a sort Of
a veto power last night in relation to
the sewer ordinance.
DIR. Dan Virgil Gates fell at Lead
vile last week and fractured his skull.
He formerly resided here.
Owing to the high wind and other
causes, the train from the west was an
hour behind time yesterday.
Hon. p. Mckay is first taking the
census in the business portion Of the
city; after which he will visit private
residences.
Henry j. Byron 'the cousin of the
author" is now in Denver but they
won't let him stay there long unless he
behaves.
Messrs. Terry & Hunter yesterday
received from the Studebaker company
of South Bend, Indiana, a handsome
$3.50 buggy.
Messrs. L. L. Gallatin & Co. are
making improvements in their sad
dlery establishment, which will give
them "more elbow ROOM"
Democratic candidates, for Office are
invited to read a notice elsewhere in
this issue. We presume It means s'put
up, or shut up, and retire from the
political field" ssifaff-a
Postmaster General Key and party
will arrive to-day from the west. It
has not been decided whether they will
come to Cheyenne before going to Dem
yer, or switch off at Hazard.
The trial of Hiram p. Marston, for
the murder of Edward Higgins is in
progress at Denver. A jury has been
secured and one witness examined.
Great interest is felt in the case.
The celebrated Hutchinson family
will pass through Cheyenne in a few
weeks en- route for California, and
Manager Joslin is making an eff&t to
induce them to stop in Cheyenne one
or two nights.
Prayer meeting at the Presbyterian
church as usual this evening. Public
are invited to go and take part. Rev.
j. Y. Cowhick, the pastor, having re-
turned from Presbytery last night, will
lead the meeting.
Col. o. II. Henry, superintendent,
and VIM. Babcock, general passenger
agent of the Colorado Central railroad,
came up yesterday from Golden and
went west to meet Assistant Superin-
tendent j. T. Clark and the Union
Pacific directors.
The Ogden saloon keepers have I'M
dertaken to pay the city a license of
5000 per quarter or $500 a year. This
will give the city an income of SO, 900 a
year from the city saloons. which would
go far towards improving the town If
it was spent judiciously.
Forty or fifty men, convicted at Ma
lad, Idaho, for, cutting timber for the
Utah Northern railroad, on the Ban
mock reservation. have been sentenced
to aggregate fines of about 80, 900 and
six months imprisonment. This action
delays the progress Of the railroad.
Quite a change took place yesterday
in the atmosphere, and a portion of the
time there was a threatening of snow.
Our advices from the west state that
it has been showing more or less for
two days past at Salt Lake City and at
Rawlins a light snow fell yesterday.
A concert and festival was held last