The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-05-07
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Handsome is as handsome doze.
The Colorado and Wyoming Presby-
terry meets in Denver to-day.
The Wyoming Teachers Institute
meets at Laramie OF Monday next.
The only weapons thus far used be-
tween Russia and England are epistles.
The Colorado Democratic State Con-
vention meets at Denver on the 18th
inst.
Hunters pack train started from
Camp Carlin for Fort Mckinney yes
terday.
A well known young lady Of this city
will shortly engage in the c~arpentering
business.
Robert Z. Strahorn Esq, is furnish
ing the brains for the Laramie Sentinel
these days.
The New York Herald devoted a
whole page to the biography Of the late
John Morrissey.
The attendance at the Congregational
Sabbath School on Sunday was 121.
Collections, 1886.
THE transient population which
made Sidney a town, has departed, -
says a correspondent.
Charles Menges, II discarded lover,
committed suicide by shooting, ut Oma.
ha, on Saturday evening.
The testimony in chief, for the pros
c%ution, in the case of Gen. KautZ at
Omaha, has all been heard.
Fred Locke, who had the sh, z
bee in Denver with Joseph Lowe vas
bound over in the sum Of $500.
An accident to the engine at Nichols
delayed the western bound passenger
train nearly two hours yesterday.
The father of the late C. S. Dunbar
passed through Cheyenne on Sunday,
from Boston, EN- route for Laramie.
The amateur theatrical troupe con
nected with the Red Cross Order has
been invited to play at Fort Russell.
The Carbon County News 10 finding
fault with delinquent patrons and says
it ''cannot live on wind puddings."
Hon. A. II. Swans portico to his
Seventeenth street residence is rapidly
approaching completion and will add
greatly to its appearance.
l.. D. Beary and family, formerly OF
Cheyenne, came neal being drowned
n few days ago while travelling on the
Sidney route to Deadwood.
w. r. Thomas, city editor of the
Denver News, has resigned, and accept
ed the position of Secretary of the Col
orado Industrial Association.
A man named VIM. Rock. formerly
of Cheyenne, fell in n ft on one of the
streets in Denver last Saturday, and is
now in a precarious condition.
Dr. II. V. Whitney, who was q men,
Der of the Fifth Legislative Assembly
from Carbon County, is going to re-
move to GAINESVILLE. Nebraska.
\ few evenings ago Deadwood bur.
glars made o raid on Judge McLaugh-
Inns residence. They were frightened
away before they had time to secure
any booty.
1t is charged against the ''sweet sing.
er of Michigan" that she stole her later
poems from Tennyson. We thought
her Inst song wasn't quite up to her
standard.
Mrs. Van Colt says: There will be
more women than men in heaven
Mahommed said the same thing, and
he added that no ugly women would
go there, either.
The delegates who have been in this
city, attending the session of the Color
ado and Wyoming Congregational As
ISOLATION, left here for their several
homes yesterday.
Judge Carey now enjoys the benefit
of gas in his residence. The fitting
was completed by Mr.. Schweickert oil
Saturday evening. Mr.. b. Hellman
and several other citizens are preparing
to have the luxury.
General Fields, the looney colored
man who used to furnish fun for the
boys here, is now making speeches in
Deadwood. lie tells the people up
there that he run" for Governor of
Colorado in 1875, and received 100
votes.
Mr.. G. w. Vining, representative of
the piano and organ establishment of
W. w. Kimball, Chicago, paid THE
LEADER Office a visit yesterday. Mr..
V. is the father of G. p. Vining Esq,
General Freight Agent for the Union
Pacific railroad.
The Denver News, abiding to James
MeDaniels' visit to the City of the
Plains, says he is a veteran in the show
business, and one of the most experi.
enced and successful theatrical mana
gers in the west, who has a host of
friends in Colorado.
On Sunday afternoon II pair of horses
attached to n carriage in which were
six people, became frightened ut a sail
boat on Lake Minnehaha and came
near upsetting the carriage. As soon as