The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-09-22
SABBATH SURBEAMS.

"W. H. Co. has something to say in
another column.
Travel on the trains in all directions
was light yesterday.
Pity the poor prostrate people Of the
South with substantial succor.
The. eastern bound passenger train
was two hours late yesterday.
Norman McCuaig, the murderer, Is
invited to put in an appearance. ss,s
Lawlessness may prevail for a while,
but law will ultimately triumph.
Business is getting brisk not only in
Cheyenne but throughout the territory.
Horseback and buggy riding were
INDUCED in more than usual last ven
ing.
Lieut.. Geo. b. Davis, Fifth cavalry,
Fort Russell, has been ordered to Sid
ney.
Ball In Recreation hall tomorrow
(Monday) night in aid of the fever suf-
ferers.
Public opinion is seldom wrong
when based upon substantial and well
authenticated facts.
The times continue to brighten, and
an era of substantial prosperity is in
store for our nation.
The citizens Of Central City, in the
Black Hills, have contributed 1875 in
behalf Of the fever sufferers.
About 500 head of cattle, mostly
from Wyoming, are now daily being
received at the Omaha stock yards.
1t should be the aim of every commu-
nifty to build up a healthful opinion
which will make rogues and Indicators
tremble.
Circumstances are often the making
or unmaking Of men, and they frequent
y point most unerringly to the guilt Of
criminals.
Mr.. Edward Gaming, Of this city, is
the boss hunter Of Wyoming. Friday
last het killed seven ducks on Crow
creek at INT shot.
The newspaper which best subseryes
the times is the one that comments
concisely upon current events in a fear.
less and fair amer
About the middle Of the present
week labor will be commenced on the
sewer and vigorously prosecuted until
the work is completed.
M. Wilson was fined 50 and costs
yesterday in the police court for using
naughty language toward VIM. Huffer-
schmidt. He paid the bill.
Horton, Of the Deadwood Enterprise,
was recently challenged to fight a duel
by an insulted base ball player, but he
couldn't see 1t in that light.
The survey for the Colorado Springs
and Manitou railway has been com
pleted, and the work of construction
will be commenced at once.
Messrs. Greene and Jones, of the
Western Union telegraph line, have re-
turned loaded down with ducks. They
now rank as first class shootists.
John Doyle and Thomas Braderick
were buried beneath a mass of rock at
Morrison, Colorado, on Friday, result
ing in instantaneous death to both.
:: st. John, the mar who was thrown
from his horse at Camp Carlin, was
mnch better yesterday, and his COM
plete recovery Is now regarded certain.
The press owes a duty to the people
which 1t cannot consistently shirk. 1t
must fairly record the public events of
Importance and make impartial COM
ments thereon.
As will be seen by a call printed in
this issue, u democratic friends are
determined to be first in the field, and
some of the knowing ones assert they
will be the last to leave it.
Hon. A. H. Swan yesterday shipped
25 car loads of cattle from Cheyenne
for Chicago; N. R. Davis Of Owl creek,
shipped % from Pine Bluffs, and Sny-
der Brothers 10 from Julesburg.
Charles McEwen, one Of the boss
freighter, Of this section, has Just re-
turned from Deadwood. He will leave
again for the Black Hills tomorrow
with 10000 pounds Of general mer-
chandise.
Mrs. ]. w. Clark, who so heroically
left Omaha and devoted herself to the
epidemic ut Memphis, and laid down
her life while engaged in the noble
work, was n sister Of ]. o. Slater, Of
the former place.
In the northwest, five Methodist
preachers are running for congress, ard
the ministerial association of that
church in Chicago has declared that
members who accept candidacy for
political Office should retire from the
ministry.
The blackened glove contest at
Sloan's lake yesterday afternoon be-
tween Charles Gallagher and William
Cranston, resulted on the third round
in a victory for the former. Some of
the latter's friends claim that the de-
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