The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-10-11
INSIDE GliMPSES.

Col. Luke Murrin's store.
The Daily Greenbacker is the name
Of the new paper at Omaha.
Prairie fires are just now entirely too
numerous for the safety Of hay.
The Supreme court of Wyoming will
meet in Cheyenne on Tuesday next.
Owing to high winds the passenger
train from the east yesterday was an
hour late.
The Wyoming Grand Lodge Of Odd
Fellows will meet at Rawlins on Tues
day next.
The Fort Pierre route to Deadwood
is lined with cavalry looking after 'the
poor Indians
The new time card on the Union Pa
cifc road. for freight trains, went into
effect yesterday.
We are under obligations to Rev. w.
H. Gillian for favors recently extended
to the LEADER.
Charles H. Clark is the candidate for
county clerk on the Albany county
democratic ticket. suJ
Frank Wolcott, formerly of Chey-
enne, has identified himself with Alba
ny county politics.
The session of the Wyoming and
northern Colorado presbytery begins
at Fort Collins to-day.
The passenger train from the west
was delayed. a little yesterday after
noon by the violent wind storm.
Clouds Of dust flew In Cheyenne and
more than 1000 house wives used lam
guage not found in Holy Writ yesterday.
Judge Kuykendall, DIR. C. W. Meyer,
and L. r. Graves, all formerly of Chey-
enne, are taking part in Black Hills
politics. x
One of our most sedate deacons also
received al invitation. He says he
don't know why anything of that sort
sh ould be sent to him.
A large and very select hop was given
on Wednesday night in. McDaniels'
new dramatic theatre by some of our
leading colored citizens.
The sewing society meeting at the
Congregational church yesterday after
noon, under the auspices of the ladies'
of the church, vas numerously attend
ed.
Chas. Thomson was taxed IS and
costs by Caliph Fisher yesterday.
Thomson's language toward a fellow
being was very abusive. Hence his
troubles.
Rev. b. F. Crary will preach this
evening at the N. E. church at Y o'clock.
The Sacrament Of the Lords Sup
per will be administered at the close of
the sermon.
Coaches for the Black Hills will
leave Cheyenne at O O'Clock a. m. here
after until further notice. Parties de-
string to go north will please bear this
change in mind.
Coroner Goldacker is understood to
be spending money in a most prodigal
manner t osecure his reelection. George,
its utterly impossible for you to defeat
William F. Lee.
The summer has been so warm and
the demand for ice cream 30 great that
the young man with a girl will be much
later than usual in getting his overcoat
out Of pawn this season.
The members of the Colorado press
association expect to have an excursion
to Salt Lake City and return, starting
about the oath inst. Some of our Wyo-
ming editors talk of joining the party.
Mr.. Dan. Fallen. candidate for JUS
tice Of the peace in this precinct, when
asked yesterday what penalty he would
inlict upon a man convicted Of arson,
responded with emphasis, 'I'd make
him support the child!''
Frank Whitney isn't afraid Of being
defeated for probate judge and county
treasurer. He left yesterday for Dead
wood with his freight teams in prefer
ence to c~anvassing for votes. In his
case the office is seeking the man.
For the bountiful supply of cake,
grapes, etc. furnished the LEADER corps
BY Mr.. and Mrs. H. s. Oliver, we ex-
tend thanks. If there is any one thing
more than another in this world which
cheers the weary printer, it is to hear
Of folks getting married.
If reports from Red Cloud and Spot
ted Tail agencies are true a campaign
will 500 be inaugurated against a
united and powerful band of hostiles
in the neighborhood of the Black Hills,
where wholesale massacres and depre-
dations may soon be in order.
The pedestrian which has so long
furnished music for the frequenters of
the Tivoli, is boxed upand will be taken
back to Denver. 1t is a noisy but very
nice instrument. Denver can have the
music but we prefer, like Grant, to
have peace-and a few hours sleep.
at least half the democratic voters
in the western portion of the territory
will uofa for Tu1ro NJ r ArIu, A.