The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-04-30
VARIETIES.

tomorrow.
The Laramie Sentinel will be ten
years old tomorrow.
See Hosford's picture gallery. Cen
tlemen only admitted.
Roscoe Conkling and Horatio Sey-
mour are brothers-in-law.
George Grant the founder of the Vic
toria Colony in Kansas, is dead.
The coach for Deadwood will take
out five passengers this morning.
The trial of Gen. August Kautz by
court martial begins at Omaha to-
morrow.
Joseph Jefferson is going 10 gil an
engagement in San Francisco, COM
mencing in May.
Sabbath last wa IA most delightful
day. Everybody and his wife was out
walking or riding.
f. Clark and Gaylord Bell, the we'll
known velocipedists we're out practising
Sunday afternoon.
Hannafin s. Ryan are making some
needed improvements in their Sixteenth
street establishment.
Mr.. Christian X. Ross, father of the
lost Charley. is not succeeding us n lee
turer in New England.
The attendance at the Congregational
Church Sabbath School on Sunday was
1913; collections, s4.20.
Two companies of soldiers came in
from the east yesterday, and are rem
d~ezvouzed at Fl. Russell.
A fight between a man and his wife,
were among the occurrences on Eddy
street, yesterday morning.
Col, f. T. jacobson, a Denver law
yer, was fined and imprisoned one day
last week for contempt of court.
Mr.. James McDaniels will soon pre-
sent to the public an entirely new COM
pany, now en- route from the east.
Sundays mail from Deadwood
brought in a lot of papers, which, how
ever, contained no news of vital i'm
p~ortance.
After all it would seem to be the men
| opposing the President who have the
hard road to travel, and not the Presi-
dent himself.
If a man will be economical he n
make n trip to Paris and back for one
hundred dollars. This can include a
six months in France-in Jail.
Russia's time is pretty much occu-
pied nowadays quarreling over the back
fence with her %neighbors, and skinning
around, trying to borrow a dollar.
Revs. ID. j. Pierce and f. w. Tom
kins delivered brief but earnest ad-
dresses at the temperance meeting in
the Presbyterian Church last night.
Four intoxicated individuals were
hauled up before Caliph Fisher yester-
day and fined. They had no money to
pay and we're remandedto h e'calaboose.
a small fight took place on 16th-st.
near Hill, yesterday afternoon, but it
scarcely rose to the dignity of a first
class affair; nobody killed and nobody
arrested.
Some urchins kindled a fire yesterday
with some loose boards, on the corner
of Myrtle and Seventeenth streets,
which was extinguished by ladies living
in the neighborhood.
On Thursday the Boisset family and
twelve other show people will leave
Cheyenne for Deadwood, where they
are engaged for q season by Prof. OIler-
enshaw, proprietor of the Belle Union
theatre of that place.
Col. Luke Murrin's establishment is
receiving some attention at the hands
of competent workmen. The bar and
fixtures are undergoing some repairs,
new carpet is being put down and when
the work is completed it will be more
cosy than ever.
The great international Exposition
will open tomorrow at Paris. An offer
was made TO postpone the affair until
we could find it convenient to go over,
but as we couldn't give any definite
answer rs to time. they've concluded
not to wait on us any longer.
Old man MaGoozle went home the
other night considerably intoxicated
and afflicted with double vision. lie
sat for some time with his sleepy gaze
riveted on Mrs. MaGoozle, and then
quietly remarked "Well, (hic) l hope
t'holler if you two gals don't look enuff
alike to be (hic) twinsl"
We are sorry for our friends of the
little Bulldozer. They're mad be-
cause the democracy of Wyoming pre-
fer THE LEADER, though a republican
journal, to a sheet which is all things
to all men that it may gain a few dol
lars. Hence the column devoted to us
last night by the little paper. Boys,
we can stand fifty more such editorials.
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