The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-04-13
CAUGHT ON TIVE FLY.
District Court again to-day.

Tweed's troubles are oyer-in this
world.
Cheyenne is unusually healthy at
present.
A feeble attempt was made to rain
yesterday.
Boss Tweed is dead. See particulars
or telegraph page.
The Bowling Club held a meeting
last evening at Beno's.
Less wind and better weather yester-
day, on general principles.
The special court reporter was abroad
again in the land yesterday.
The coach for Deadwood will take
u five passengers this morning.
The Cheyenne fire companies are now
equal in efficiency to any Others in the
west.
The Odd Fellows talk of having a
celebration of the anniversary of the
Order on the Goth inst.
j. l.. Smith, wife and daughter, and
Edward Turtele, New Orleans; are
booked at the Metropolitan.
Mr.. Dan Fallen returned yesterday
from his ranch, looking considerably
tanned by the sun and wind.
A baptism of children will take place
in the Presbyterian Church Tomorrow
morning, just before the sermon.
Waldraven, chief of the fire depart
ment, had seven men in his charge yes
terday opening the water bitches.
The treasure coach which arrived
yesterday, brought in thirty-one thou
sand dollars worth of Black Hills gold.
Henry Ryder, a leading capitalist of
San Francisco, is in the city. He has
just returned from a visit TO the Black
Hills.
The daily attendance at the pub
lie school is quite good, and several
new pupils were added during the week
just closing.
DIR. w. F. Carver, champion rifle
shot of the world, will give one of his
unequaled exhibitions, at Sloan's lake
this afternoon ut | O'Clock.
A. B. Wilson, Longmont, Col, B.
T. Spicer, L~eavenworth, Kan; and l..
b.. Samson, Des Moines, Iowa; are reg
istered Mt the Simmons House.
Garbanati's excuse for being caught
ut the Rentz performance is that he
Just dropped in to see if Peter HANNA
was there" He was disappointed.
1t is rumored that Flora Franks, an
actress Mt McDaniels' theatre, has fall
len heir to 300, 600; and now Horton
%patronizes his barber more than ever.
Moonlight rambles to Lake Mime
haha are getting to be quite popular of
late. The walks in that direction will
have a tendency to increase as warm
weather approaches.
Old General Shields disabilities were
Il record in the federal army and a
body covered with honorable scars;
Doorkeeper Fields liabilities were of
the kind that could be removed.
The Black Hills Times was one wear
old on the 7th inst, and we venture to
assert that it has told more lies about
Cheyenne and her people than has any
other paper in the United States, dur
that brief period.
The Colorado Central train due here
yesterday afternoon, arrived at 0 O'Clock
last night. The delay was occasioned
by the train getting ditched in the vi
cinity of Bristol station, about thirty
three miles from Cheyenne.
Z A Meeting of the members of the
Cheyenne Trotting Association will
take place this afternoon, at two
O'Clock, in the Inter Ocean Hotel, at
which time the committee appointed at
the last meeting will make its final re-
port.
On Thursday evening Doctors Bow
man and Gorham performed n difficult
surgical operation upon the foot of lit
tie Blanche, daughter of Frank and EN-
ma Fuller, at the residence of her
grandmother, Mrs. L. w. Mills, in this
city.
Mr.. NJ. f. Waldraven desires us to
state that all the bitches in the city east
of Hill street are clear, and water will
be turned on from the lake at any time
it is wanted. Parties desiring to plant
trees need have no fears for lack of
water.
DIR. F. G. Clark, our popular dentist,
comes to the front this morning with a
nice card. Now all who wish to have
their teeth made as good as new, should
call on the Doctor at once. He is fa-
rniliar with all the branches of dentist
ry, and a do as good work us any one
in the profession.
l have just received the latest STYLES
of hats, which | am selling at prices
that defy competition. PoLAcK,
apl3tf 10th street, Masonic Temple.
Good Music-Fine Hall.
Tho rna~lars &c tlo H.. ri