The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-10-06
SABBATH suNBeAMs


opening?
Republican county convention to-
morrow.
The Forresters will be here on the
18th inst.
The campaign in this county will
open on Tuesday.
Fisk is crowding the work on the
sewer right along.
Salt Lake has the Murphy movement
started under q big tent. go,
Five passengers 20 out on this morn
ing's coach for Deadwood.
Advice to thearmy: Let all the 'ennes
thou aimst at be Chey-ennea.
The county commissioners meet to-
morrow morning at 10 O'Clock.
"A neat tombstone was erected yes
terdsy over the grave Of Tony Pastor,
jr. Z
The republican territorial convention
will meet in this city on Saturday, 18th
inst.
A large quantity Of freight was ship
ped yesterday morning for the Black
Hills. aa ha IA
Young people, "Do as you have a
mind to" at the Congregational church
to-night.
Officers Bean and Martin were busily
engaged yesterday bouncing tramps
out of the city.
The Coliseum will be reopened to-
morrow night under the management
Of Mr.. James Brennan.
Professor Stark informs us that the
number of pupils in the public school
increased considerably last week.
Remembet that Haverly's celebrated
minstrel troupe will perform at Recre-
alton Hall Tomorrow Monday even
ing.
Tho Methodist conference for Wyo-
ming and the northern district Of Col
orado will meet In this city on Tuesday
next. M ,rfJ
VIM. II. Lee Is undgrstood to be a can
didate for the coroner nomination to-
morrow.
Master BERTHE Wells gave q grand
party to q large number Of his young
friends on Friday night.
1t is time to begin working baggy
dressing gowns and number five slip
pers for the PASTORS Christmas present.
Prof. N. E. Stark will organize a
class In biblical history to-day, among
the older pupils of the Presbyterian
Sabbath school.
VIM. Martin, one Of the three men
who were accidentally shot at Golden
a few days ago, is said to he in a preca-
rions condition. fiaf hrasa
Two Of the nominees on the demo-
cratic ticket have declined to be candi-
dates and Dame Rumor says Mr.. G. P.
Goldacker will soon follow suit.
On Friday next the session of the
Wyoming and Colorado Presbytery will
open at Fort Collins. Rev. ]. Y. Cow
hlck and others of this city will be in
attendance.
While in the mountains during his
last trip, Gov. Hoyt ascended the high
est peak-over 10000 feet-and OBJ
tanned a view Of the country, over
which ha grew enthusiastic.
The mar who declaims against the
railroads and says they have ruined the
country and ought to be wiped out,
makes the biggest kind of q fuss when
the train is ten minutes late.
The west bound train yesterday con
tanned IS for Cheyenne, 10 for the Col
orado Central and o. through passen-
gers. No. A carried 40 through, 10 for
Cheyenne and 8 for the Colorado Gen.
trail.
Further particulars relative to the
killing Of Deputy Sheriff Fox, by John
Vassar at Fort Fetterman, state that
the ARRAY vas the result Of a quarrel
about a woman. Fox fred on Vassar
and the latter acted only in self defence.
An Omaha young lady committed
suicide on Sunday because her father
would not consent to her marriage
with his hired man. Now a Laramie
City girl would have simply left a note
saying, Dear Father, we hev flew,
forgiv your Tilda."
Deputy United States Marshal
Schnitger went over to the Wyoming
penitentiary yesterday, taking along
the self-convicted road agent, ]. H.
Brown, who win remain In prison until
his trial commences at the next term OF
our District court.
Gen. Merritt and command were ex-
pected to arrive at Fort Laramie to-day
but owing to the passage Of the Chey-
enne Indians across the Union Pacific
road it is likely that a change of pro-
gramme win be made. Merritt's for
ces will attempt to capture the fugi-
tives.
Independence Rock, in this territory,
derives its name from the fact that in
1s4S Gen. Fremont. celebrated the
Fourth Of July on its summit. 1t has
a length of 800 yards, and an average
width NJ 100. 10 aavantv 0va foo% h;~l.