The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-02-26

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Join the debating club.
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This weather just suits US.
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Ida May readings tonight.
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Cattle on the Platte are rolling fat.
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Travel on the railroads Is increasing.
Gov. Evans, of Colorado, is in New
York.
Very foggy last night. Unusual for
this locality.
The .'boys'' havn't got owe that
attack Of hospital yet.
Sheriff Isaac Lowry, of Carbon coun-
ty, is booked at Dyer's.
j. ]. Moore, the 5000 man still re-
clineth in Carr's bastile.
That orchestrion at Gueck's was in
running order %last-night.
Tho new sidewalk in front of Nc
Daniels block was laid yesterday.
j. Williams, wife and daughter are
booked for Deadwood this morning.
Col. J.. j. Tracy, an old pioneer Of
the west, died In New York on Thurs
day.
Mr.. J.. X. Alter has Just brought
thirty head of fine beef cattle to Chey-
cnne.
We take a good deal OF stock in the
ilremen's hops. Which company comes
next
/ The last coats Of plastering have been
put on the Masonic Temple store
rooms.
"The Baby" is the name OF those
tiny cigars kept by McDaniels. And
they are good ones, too.
One hundred and nine pupils at the
N. E. church Sabbath school on Sun
day. Collections 1928.
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The attendance at the Congregational
church Sabbath school on Sunday was
III pupils. Collections S7.25.
Mr.. f. E. Warren continues to ex-
hibit enterprise. Look at the improve
ments just made in his store-room front.
The splendid weather Of Sunday took
many to church, and the houses of the
Lord were ~cleverly filled morning aud
evening.
Conductor Smith, of the Denver
Pacific road informs us that the weather
was delightful at Denver yesterday.
Just so here, too.
Some of the up stairs rooms in the
Masonic Temple have already been
spoken for by professional gentleman,
but We understand they are not for
rent.
DIR. J.. J. Crook says that to his GER
tain knowledge, Cheyenne has increased
Just two in population since Sunday
morning. The infants are prospecting
finely.
Col. Dan. Knapp, OF the Railroad
House, recently purchased a five hun
bred dollar horse. The animal Is n bay
%trotter, Kentucky breed. He prizes It
highly.
j. $. Thompson and Jabez Chase,
two leading members of the Black
Hills Gold Mining company Mt Central,
started north yesterday morning. They
will revisit Cheyenne about the 18th
proximo.
While Mr.. II. Stephens, of the firm
of Waters u Stephens was ont riding,
yesterday, his horse stumbled and fell.
Mr.. Stephens went under and the horse
flesh remained on top bruising the rider
considerably.
Hon. Andrew Ryan returned on Sun
day from u two weeks visit to the
Three Mile ranch, In the vicinity of
Fort Laramie, and in which he was q
partner. On Friday he sold his entire
interest in the same and will hereafter
stick more closely to his business here.
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Marshal Mcdonald informs us that
the Harvllle children, who we're taken
from a house of ill-fame, h few days
will probably be sent t Salt Lake
City. Their grandmother at that place,
who is wealthy, has been written to in
regard to their condition.
All those interested in organizing u
literary and debating society are re-
quested TO assemble at the Red Cross
hall, Bon's block, tomorrow (Wednes-
day. evening, at 7 O'Clock. We trust
there will be a large attendance, as
such organizations are fraught with
both pleasure and instruction.
Rev. Dir. Sanders, of the Congrega-
tional church, after preaching a SER
mon as usual in his own church, on
Sabbath evening, went over to the A.
NJ. f. chapel and delivered a brief dis
to the colored people. His re-
marks were well chosen and listened to
with attention by the large congrega-