The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-04-16
CAUGHT ON THE FLY.
This is Holy Week.


Balcony serenades every evening at
McDaniels'.
They had n lively snow at Sherman
yesterday morning.
The Deadwood p~ostofice has been es-
tablished one year.
The coach for Deadwood will take
out six passengers this morning.
J. S. Stone died vely suddenly at
False Bottom, d. T., on Thursday.
Mrs. Forester, of the Forester
troupe, had a benefit in Denver last
night.
We have money to wager that Mont
gomery Blair will not get the Presi-
dents seat.
The attendance at the Congregational
sabbath school on Sunday was 100; col
lections s5.15
The counterfeit silver dollar may be
detected by the superior workmanship
of the engraving.
Harry ID. johnson, who Intentionally
shot himself at Omaha on Friday, died
the following day.
Sabbath was rather a gloomy day and
yet n large number of our citizens man
aged to get out to church.
To many of us the path of life is
nearly all tunnels. AT any rate, in the
end, we get underground.
E. II. Leibey, Esq, has just finished
planting trees and grading in his front
yard. He has made everything fine.
THE President yesterday nominated
Gustave Schneider, Of Iowa, to be
United States Marshal for Wyoming
Territory.
The Supreme Court of Wyoming met
at the Court House yesterday morning
and adjournedtomeetagai on Tuesday,
October 18th, next.
The Omaha Bee defends General
Fitz-John Porter, blames Pope for al
the trouble. and hopes Fitz-John will,
be restored to the army.
A number of fine horses were SEN
north yesterday in charge of the Chey.
enne & Black Hills Stage company fol
use between this point and Deadwood.
Seven new box and six fiat cars be.
longing to the Union Pacific road,
passed west on Sunday. They are in,
intended for use on the Utah Northern
railway.
There was u painful rumor on our
streets yesterday that G. II. Stewart,
the proprietor of the deceased Bon Ton
theatre has silently folded his tent and
departed.
Judge Blair says he had the October
session of the Supreme Court set fol
Tuesday, instead of Monday, in order
that lie might be enabled to avoid Sun.
day travel.
a young widow named Kate SaddleI
committed suicide in Denver on Satur.
day, by taking n dose of strychnine.
Out of money and ont of employment
was the cause.
"a living skeleton dwarf" is OH ex-
hibition at Denver. He was born in
Missouri in 1855, and has 4 head meas
uring thirty-three inches-the largest
Uranium on record.
Tho napvar Nauro ;c ,n,onn tha ,blo.,
and spiciest of our exchanges. With
w. Is. Nickers rs editor-in-chief, and
w. r. Thomas in charge of the city
department, it is eminently successful
The newdoorkeeper of the Democratic
House has a good record-in the Con
federate army. His record in the
United States army, from which he de
serted to join the rebellion, is not very
brilliant.
We received a pleasant call yesterday
from Boyd Park, Esq, of the Salt
Lake and Cheyenne jewelry firm OF
Joslin & Park. Mr.. Park makes his
headquarters in the dominions of the
late Brigham Young.
z. o. Gayner, Esq, a member OF
Captain +. l.. Berthoud's Cheyenne s.
Black Hills Surveying party, came in
from Horse Creek yesterday and went
On the afternoon train to Central City
on business.
Messrs. Zehner, jackson Il Buech.
ner, received their machinery yesterday
for the manufacture of jewelry. AL
the machinery is of the latest design
and pattern and fully equipsthe owner.
for doing all kinds of work in their lin,
of business.
Hon. y. ]. Poppleton, of Omaha, at
torney for the Union Pacific railroad
arrived here on yesterday Afternoon
and held Il conference with the Count,
Commissioners in relation to the rail
road bonds voted by Laramie county t.
the Colorado Central railway.
Berthoud's Black Hills Survey.
Captain Berthoud and party, who ar,