The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-03-26
WAITS.

Line hlralfy troupe paSSeu over the
road eastern bound yesterday.
The coach for Deadwood will take
out nine passengers this morning.
One hundred recruits for the third
cavalry arrived here on Sunday from
st. Louis.
The public school was re-opened yes
terday. Nearly all the pupils put in an
appearance.
Everybody knows the weather is
magnificent; so what's the use of men,
tioning the fact?
A mar named Kemper Dickinson
was killed by lightning at Covington,
Nebraska, on Wednesday.
The attendance at the Congregation
al church sabbath school, on Sunday,
was 115 pupils. Collections 1920.
If little Sammy Cox should continue
to destroy Hayes and the latter should
ever find it out, there will be trouble.
The Deadwood Times thinks zone
good, long pull" will make the creation
of Lincoln Territory IAN assured fact"
Mrs. ]. Asche, of this city, gave
birth on Sunday to a thirteen pound
boy. All parties interested doing well.
Hurlbut Brothers are still ahead
They took live sheep out of q snow
drift yesterday after having been buried
seventeen days.
The ladies of the Red Cross held a
special meeting last evening and deci-
ded to give a supper and festival on
Monday evening, next.
Mott, the spiritualist, who recently
visited Cheyenne under the name OF
]. W. Jennings, is pronounced a fraud
by the Colorado papers.
James 8. Bartholomew and Charles
B. Burch will shortly establish a news.
paper at Lead City, in the Black Hills.
1t will be called the Telegraph.
We have mislaid the first page of an
interesting letter from ~. F. c." al
Fort Steele, and are therefore forced tc
forego the pleasure of publishing 1t.
Postmaster James, of Crook City, in
the Black Hills, denies the statement
1 which has been made to the effect that
his Office Is run In n .'crookedn man.
ner.
o. H. Chamberlain, for several years
q conductor on the Union Pacific, be
tween Omaha and North Platte, died
from consumption in Council Bluffs on
Friday last.
This is what the Deadwood Times says:
"Bramble, the editorial writer on the
Laramie Sentinel and Cheyenne Gaz-
elite, both daily, contemplates a visit
to the Hills soon." Who's Bramble?
We understand that Slack is going
west this week to look up q new loca-
tion. He has Green River In his eye.
On account of his opposition to a new
territory the Black Killers gave him
the &. b.
Tom. Williams was fined 81 and
costs yesterday in Caliph Fishers court
for being intoxicated, and Joseph
Graushbsrger was taxed So and cost by
Justice Fisher for creating a disturb
ance. Joseph had no money and nov
repines in the cooler.
The fine greys attached to HANNA &
Murphy's transfer wagon ran away
yesterday evening about six O'Clock,
but were stopped on Ferguson street,
in the vicinity Of Horrie's lumber yard
before any damage was done. They
started from the vicinity Of the Metro.
politan hotel.
The funeral of Mrs. Harriet Moore
took place on Sunday afternoon from
her residence, orner Twelfth ant
Eddy streets. The attendance at boil
! the church and cemetery was quit,
! large. Rev. L. ]. Hall and ]. Y. Cow
: hick conducted the religious service,
on the occasion.
Mr.. Thos. A. McShane has purchas
ed from G. p. Wallihan; the brick cot.
tage at the corner of Eddy and 21st
streets, and will at once add a wing tc
it and improve the premises. 1t is Mr..
Mcshane's purpose to bring his family
here and settle permanentlyin our city
He is more than welcome and it give:
us pleasure to note this evidence of hi:
confidence in the futureo of the Magic