The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-10-08
WAITS.

Church oyster festivals win soon be
in vogue.
The Iowa and Indiana elections take
place to-day. 4.
Yesterday was the Jewish day Of
atonement. 2
Our churches were well attended on
Sabbath day.
The Red Cross order will hold a fes-
tiyal on the 18th inst.
1t was a Sadd affair, and yet all went
Merrill-y as a marriage Belle.
Conductor Sadd and wife will locate
and go to housekeeping in Cheyenne.
On Saturday night the wife of Mr..
H.. H. Bruning gave birth to a twelve
pound boy.
Mr.. 8. M. Preshaw and party are all
right, as will be seer by a dispatch on
our first page.
Very windy and very dusty yester-
day. Considerable hat chasing and
swearing took place.
The session Of the Wyoming and
Colorado Presbytery commences at
Fort Collins On Friday. u
The county commissioners were in
session yesterday afternoon. A mum
Der Of bills were allowed.
Quite a number of Cheyenne gentle.
men are somewhat sad, and yet they
would like to be Sadd-er.
The regular meeting of the Good
Templars takes place tonight at 7:3(
O'Clock, in Red Cross hall.
Who will be the democratic nominee
for surveyor now that Mr.. provinces
isn't anxious to be defeated2
We understand that a select hop will
be given on Thursday night at McDan.
iels' hall, on Eddy street. Prof. Smith
will furnish the music.
Officer Bean coralled a thief yester.
day on Grow creek, who had gone into
camp with a lot Of cooking utensils
and other stolen property.
Mr.. W. NJ. MASH on Sunday received
from a prominent army officer an order
for a number. Of his maps for use in the
campaign against the Cheyennes.
Miss Palmer who accused Judge Bel
ford Of insulting her during the late
political campaign in Colorado has just
been united in marriage to Judge Hayt
OF La Veta.
On Sunday q hay stack beloging to
John McGinn, was discovered on fire
In South Cheyenne. The Duranters
and Clarks extinguished the flames.
Loss, $3.50.
Boone May and William Taylor ar.
rived yesterday on the Deadwood
coach, bringing with them the road
agent q. H. Boris, who was recently
captured rear Canon Springs.
Hon. John F. Coad has been put on
the democratic ticket for county com.
missioner, in place Of Hon. r.. F.
Glover, who declines to be slaughtered.
Mr.. Coad's cattle interests all happen
to be in Nebraska.
Messrs. Glover, Coad, Mulqueen and
Hannifn were the only ones of the nine
delegates from this county who went to
the democratic territorial convention
at Rawlins. The remainder were rep
resented by proxies.
The people Of the Catholic church
will give q grand fair and festival al
Recreation hall, beginning Oct. 81 and
lasting three evenings. Mrs. T. A.
McShane will head the committee Of
arrangements, and will have genera
supervision over the festivities.
Mr.. Goldacker says he is the mosi
popular coroner Laramie county evel
had, and offers as proof Of his asser.
ton the statement that he's ''had mort
businessman the rest Of 'em.o 1t is
said to be a positive luxury to have
George sit In council over o man.
A full house greeted Haverly's min,
strels last night at Recreation hall.
This celebrated troupe amply sustained
its reputation and gave general salts
faction. The performances throughout
were excellent and we can conscien.
ciously recommend the troupe where.
ever its lot may be cast.
The district conference Of the M. E.
Church for Wyoming and northern Col.
orado will convene in this city at the
M. E. church this evening at 8 O'Clock.
Rev. j. R. Eads will preach the intro.
ductory sermon. The conference will
continue in session three days; sermons
will be preached by able ministers. On
tomorrow "wednesday evening, there
will be a childrens' meeting, addressed
by Hon. ]. NJ. Worth, of Boulder, and
Mrs. S~hattuck, Of Greeley. The public
cordially invited to attend.
Dolores" writing from Bear creek,
Wyoming, under date of the 9th inst.
sends us the following interesting
items:
Potatoes are turning out well and
selling at from ono IN ono opd n hale