The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-04-07
SABBATH suMsEAMs.
Business brisk Yesterday.

the right sort, too
See notice of sale of goods by the C.
& B. II. Stage company.
Which are you in favor of this morn
| ing, the Car or the Queen?
Mr.. Too-mouthy Howe appears to
| have gone to meet Mr.. W. E. Chand-
Ter.
Judge ". II. Miller will move his
office this week into the McDaniels'
block.
VIII the death of Nine. ResteIl check
the decline in the population of New
York;
Simon Cameron is at Hot Springs.
His complaint is an affection of the
Oliver.
The first number of Uinta County
Argus has appeared. NJ. C. Hopkins is
the editor.
Having already enacted aprohibition
law, Maine should now introduce the
Moffet bell-punch.
If MI. Sitting Bull will buy a phono-
graph no may doubtless hear something
to his disadvantage.
David Miller predicts that the Bear
and the Lion will tackle each other be-
fore the first of May.
Gen. Gibbon went east yesterday. He
has been the guest of Gen. Merritt for
several days at the Fort.
Austria is evidently waiting to see
which way the cat will jump. But the
great question is, where's the catr
Ward Marsh was thrown from train
No. @, e a Wyoming station, on
Thursday evening, and narrowly es-
capped being killed.
Six parties arrived in the city to-day
from the east, and will set out for the
Hills in a few days. They are stopping
at the Key City House.
The funeral of General Devon, late
commandant at Fort Laramie, took
place Saturday from st. Francis
Xavier's Church, New York, and was
numerously attended.
Col. John C. Conley, of Chicago, has
arranged and perfected the great race
to be held at Louisville, July 4th, be-
tween Mollie Mccarthy, of San Fran
cisco, and Tenbroeck.
"Dr."C. W. Meyer is running the
movement at Deadwood, in favor Of the
new territorial organization. The gen.
eral opinion upthere is that the scheme
has fallen into poor hands.
Professors Galloway and Mcconnell
have come to stay. Their hops are
about the most pleasant places to visit;
and their halls were crowded last even
ing with lovers of the dance.
The rumor which has been current
in the city that half the children in
the. public school" have the mumps, is
without fundation. There isn't a sim
gle ''mump" to be found. This is OFF,
cial.
The first number Of the Lead City
Telegraph, a five column weekly paper,
issued on Sundays, Is on our table.
Messrs. Bartholomew & Burch are the
editors and proprietors. We wish the
new venture success.
The Womens' Temperance Union
will give a sociable tomorrow Mon
day. evening ut the hall of the Red
Cross. Everybody is invited to go and
take all their neighbors and friends
with them. There will be refreshments,
music and readings.
"Doorkeeper" of the House Of Rep
representatives. don't sound very large,
but it should be borne in mind that the
officer holding that position has the
control of at least a hundred employees,
who go or stay as he may deem proper
to elect. The office is worth 80, 900 per
year.
In another column will be found the
add of Terry & Hunter. The add does
not oyer-draw their capabilities in the
least. They have the largest livery
stable in the Territory and keep
the best stock, carriages and buggies
to be found in this section of the coun-
try, and deserve the patronage of the
public.
Hon. W. w. Corlett, on the I'd inst,
presented in Congress the petition of
Lydia E. McAuley, Mrs. W. P. Noble,
and others, Of Atlantic City, Wyoming
Territory, and of Mrs. Emma Hayford,
William c. Wilson, and others, citizens
of Wyoming Territory, for an amend
ment to the Constitution prohibiting
the several states from DISTINGUISHING
United States citizens on account of
sex. Referred to the committee on Ju
dietary.
Those who heard McDaniels' band
play last evening were unanimous in
the verdict that it furnished the best
music they had heard in Cheyenne for
many days. Mr.. Joseph Quigley, the
leader, seemed to have inspired them
with a new impetus of late, for nearly
every evening the ears of our citizens
are ~gladdened with new pieces of music
played in the best of style. Nj. Nc