The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-01-06
Yesterdays trains brought A. Chey-
enne passengers.

Yesterdays trains brought A. Chey-
enne passengers.
At 5 O'Clock this morning all L. p.
trains due here to-day were reported
IN time.
One car of powder, II Of corn and
one of merchandise for Cheyenne will
arrive from the east to-day.
Young men who at 2 O'Clock in the
morning dance along the sidewalk by
the light of the loon. are very rum
antic.
To-day, and hereafter until further
notice, the Sunday school of st. Marks
church will meet ut 2:30 =. IN. instead
Of $50.
Rev. J.. Y. Cowhick will make a
statement, today, showing the finan-
cial standing of the Presbyterian church
of this city.
The January term of the District
Court for the Second Judicial District
opens tomorrow at Evanston. Judge
J. b. Blair will preside.
The total debt of Carbon county, on
Jan. Sd, was $40, 1892 40. This is said
to be smaller than that of any other
county in the Territory.
"They say this ere weather Is maxim
everything blossom out" remarked
Blifkins as he stood before the looking
glass holding an inquest over his pro-
boscis.
1t is ruinored that Sheriff John w.
Dykins, of Sweetwater county, Is suffer-
ing from a sore head, the result of n
recent assault upon him by a bigger
man than he.
Lovers of the may dance will he
glad to know that Prof. Galloway will
give another social hop at Recreation
Hall on tomorrow (Mondayl evening.
These parties are becoming very pOpu-
lar.
The Pioneer II. & l.. Co. has very
generously rendered the use of its house
to the Alert Hose Co., until such time
as a new hose house shall be provided
by the city for tine occupancy of the
new hose company. The offer was ac-
copied.
Speaking of news agents, though,
there is n genius who runs on the Union
Pacific, whose chatter is as good rs a
play. Pears? pears? California pears?
Hard on one side and rotten on the
other. Train stops while you eat one.
Pearsp"
The most daring and beautiful of all
female gymnasts have arrived from
New York, and will make their first
appearance at McDaniels' New Thea
tire, tonight, in some of their original
specialties. They are great magnets in
their business, and we predict for them
a most prosperous engagement here.
Let all attend tonight.
An item has been published in sew
eral of the western papers, recently, to
the effect that Mrs. Jean Clara Walters,
a well known actress, was an inmate of
a poorhouse in Pennsylvania. 1t is not
the Jean Clara who is so well known
to Cheyenne theatre-goers. She is in
San Francisco, playing at tie Grand
Opera house.
Col. Vandervoort, who travels over
the U. =. road n great deal, says that
five out of six of all the beautiful ladies
he sees on the road have n ticket for
Cheyenne, while all the ugly, withered
old maids and old hays, universally get
off ut Laramie City. The Colonel
vouches for the fact, hut don't pretend
to explain the singular phenomenon.
The city election occurs one week
from next Tuesday. The pot-house
politicians and fa~t-contract hunters are
making n still hunt, and feel certain of
success Again We warn Taxpayers
against placing the city in the hands OF
these demagogues. Let all honest citi-
zens unite tomorrow, in a movement
for a citizens convention. Delay is
dangerous.
The Hook 8 Ladder Boys.