The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-03-27
PENcILINGs.
Are you going 10 Paris?

The debating club will meet to-mor-
row night.
The employees of the Colorado Cen
trail railroad were paid off yesterday.
Ducks are plenty on Lake Minnehaha,
but the police are on the look out for
gunners.
We regret to state that Mr.. G. W.
Halves is having considerable sickness
in his family.
Baptist church prayer meeting to.
night In the room recently occupied by
the Y. n. c. A.
Messrs. Stebbins, Post & Co. yester,
day shipped GO, 200 worth of Black Hill:
dust for New York.
A lively rain took place here last
night, and at present writing, 3 a. H.,
the heavens are still weeping.
Read the article entitled 1.-THE Sioux
Strife" to be found elsewhere on this
page. 1t will well repay perusal.
The Ladies' temperance Union will
hold a business meeting this afternoon,
at four O'Clock, in the Carey block.
II. Gaily has opened a saloon in the
building on Eddy street formerly occu.
led by shoil & White as the Occi-
dental.
Prayer meeting and teachers meet.
ing at the Presbyterian church this
evening. Lesson, "Review of the past
quarter"
Henry Coil was interviewed by
Calipb Slaughter yesterday. Drunk
was the charge; 90 and costs the yer.
dict. Paid in full of all accounts &c
date.
The casters bound passenger train
was four hours late yesterday owing tC
a delay at Ogden to make connection
with the Central Pacific, which was
not ION time"
Material for a new paper in Evans.
ton has arrived at that place. Mr.. N.
q. Hopkins, formerly of the Age, is to
be the editor. 1t will be an anti.
Wheeler journal.
Professor" Shambeck got a terrible
head put IN him last night. The
prof" ought to be thankful that he
wasn't killed outright. There is sale
20 be u female In the case.
James Sullivan, Brisbin Bristol, VIM.
Gamble and George Rogers were each
fined 80 and cost in Caliph Fishers
court yesterday. They were sent back
to the cooler in default of payment.
Hon. j. c. Friend informs us that
workmen began taking coal out Of the
Carbon mine yesterday for the first time
since the food of u a week since, which
was occasioned by the melting Of the
snow.
Major J. w. Wham, paymaster, U.
=. A., has returned from his northern
trip, whittier he went about three
weeks ago to pay troops. During his
absence he visited Forts Laramie, Nc
Kinney and Fetterman, discussing in
the neighborhood of fifty thousand dol
lars.
Mr.. Il. Mulqueen's saloon on Eddy
street was entered about 8 O'Clock yes
terday morning by burglars, who at
tempted to make n fine stake, but ig-
ANONYMOUSLY failed. A few dollars in
change, Il box of cigars and a bottle of
whiskey constituted the booty. No
clue to the villains has been obtained.
Barney Lankins, an employe at Ter
~ & Hunters livery stable, was kicked
into the middle Of next week by an un-
ruly broncho yesterday morning. The
blow from the animals off heel sent
him clear across the stable, landing him
headforemost in u manger. He came
up smiling, and dared the animal to do
1t again. No bones broken.
Captain E. L. BeIthoud, chief engi-
neer Of the Colorado Central, will start
from Golden about the middle of this
week, with a party Of fourteen men, to
run a preliminary line from Chey-
enne to the vicinity Of Fort ! ar
annie, where the Sidney, Council Bluffs
and Cheyenne surveys have a common
meeting point. The result of this work
Is of great Importance to all Northern
Colorado and our city.