The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-09-15
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Go TO church to-day,
"A literary society has been ORGANIZED
at Deadwood. rfs
Cotton trimmings have entirel,
taken the place Of Hamburgs.
T. A. McShane has q new plan fol
subduing Indians. See him about 1t.
Harry Conley has sold his sorre
trotter to n. n. Davis Consideration,
$500. ;
Nearly all the new flowers for bon
nets have birds amongst them in som,
form or other. q
The Temple Of Honor will meet ir
Red Cross hall, Bon's block, tomorrow
tMondayl evening, at 7:3o O'Clock.
The Denver Neirs calls n of oul
fellow citizens, now visiting that city,
REV. J. G. Whipple." Sich is fame.
Feathers will be most used for fall
bonnets, but it Is predicted that flowers
will displace them almost ~Interely later
in the season.
The Fourth infantry band, which ar
rived from the west yesterday, win 20
down to Golden with the Fifth cavalry
band this morning.
Charlie Bramel, q ten-year-old boy,
was badly injured at Laramie City on
Thursday, by the premature discharge
Of a miniature cannon. 3
Deputy U. s. Marshal Schnitger ar.
rived yesterday from Laramie City
with a mule thief. The fellow was
turned over to the county authorities.
The committee on invitation for the
yellow fever ball, to be held on Thurs.
day night, in Recreation hall consists
Of Messrs. Rex, Lloyd and Masterson.
The Cheyenne Knights Of Pythia.
will 60 down to Denver on Tuesday to
take part in the celebration to be held
by their Colorado brethren on the 1s,
10 and Goth inst.
Hon. Granville G. Bennett has re-
signed bis judicial position. the same to
take place on the Goth inst, and Col.
&C. Moody, Of Yankton. has been ap.
pointed as his successor.
The Cheyenne Knights of Pythial
have elected the following officers
captain, T. NJ. Fisher; LIST lieutenant
j. X. jeffrey; I'd lieutenant, NJ. G
Barkwell; 81 lieutenant, G. A. Coff
man. ~
"A change of programme is shortl,
expected in the time table on the Un.
ion Pacific road, by which Nos. 3 and 4,
passenger trains, win pass each other
at this point about 9 O'Clock In the af-
ternoon.
The eleventh annual session of the
Rocky Mountain Baptist association is
now in progress at Denver, with Hon.
l.. c. Whipple and Mr.. s. A. Sturgis,
OF Cheyenne, as president and secreta.
ry, respectively.
There is some talk of organizing q
company Of lfty persons in this city to
hunt the stage robbers even unto their
dens in the mountains. Scott Davis
says he will lead the party, II desired.
The Omaha Bee is terribly exercised
at the new depot arrangements Of the
Union Pacific, which virtually make
Omaha nothing more than a way sta
tion, all business being transacted
across the river.
J..W. White writes a savage letter
from Golden to say the statement to
the effect that he committed snicide by
blowing out his brains is false in every
particular. Its a little singular that
we should have been led into publish
ing the rumor, for upon second thought
We are inclined to regard it an impos.
sibility for Whites head to lose any.
thing 1t never contained.
The Sentinel says J. B. Simpsons ar
tesian well, sunk in the vicinity o.
Laramie City, is lone Of the grandest
discoveries Of this country. 1t dem.
onstrates that anywhere in this valley,
by boring down from 100, to 100 feet,
We can have flowing wells of pure
water, for stock, for irrigating and do
nestle use" Mr.. Simpson has been
presented with fifty feet Of hose by the
Hon. Herman Hans as q compliment
for his successful efforts.
1t is said the Chinese are showing
themselves proof against yellow fever.
Many of the Mongolians reside in
Memphis, and of course live in the in
fected districts, where they carry on
their laundry business and waIlow in
their ilth, but not one Of them has
taken the fever. The Chinese are
everywhere regarded as disease, and
especially fever breeders, hence the
fact that they are not attacked by the
plague in the South occasions great
surprise.
Buried.