The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-03-31
SABBATH SALAD.

Laramie County Stock Growers
meeting tomorrow.
This mornings Deadwood coach will
take out six passengers.
The Hidden Treasure mining suit
will begin at Deadwood on Tuesday.
There will be a home concert given
on Tuesday evening at Recreation Hall.
Forty-seven arrivals in the city yes
terday were quartered among the sew
eral hotels.
J. T. Clark, Assistant Supt. U. p.
X. r., is expected to arrive this after
noon from Omaha. -
Scott, who recently ~obstructed the
mail train on the Colorado Central rail
road, has been arraigned at Georgetown
and held in $500 bail.
The governor of Iowa has offered a
reward of $500 for the apprehension of
the murderer of Luther X. Godding.
the man who was found dead in Weedy
lake, near Council Bluffs.
The men who robbed cold Fritz -
of S55 on Friday morning were two
soldiers and a citizen. Officer Martin
arrested them yesterday, and they will
have a hearing tomorrow.
The attacks of m~alcontents like
Howe, of Wisconsin, on the President,
only serve to encourage such visionary
fellows as Montgomery Blair in his
loony efforts TO unseat the Executive.
Persons contributing spring poetry
to THE LEADER will be required to
hand in the names of the friends whom
they have selected as ~pall-bearers, not
for publication, but rs evidence sf good
faith.
Hon. George +. Burial, whose tragic
death by freezing was mentioned in
yesterdays issue, will be buried this
morning at IL O'Clock, under the aus
pices of the Odd Fellows. See notice
elsewhere.
Mr.. Haller, business manager of Col
onel Murrin's establishment, yesterday
shipped 1,500 pounds of goods to Dead
wood. Tomorrow he will ship 5000
pounds more. The stock is for filling
orders taken by the Colonel since he
struck the Hills.
1t is estimated that the Texas cattle
drive for 1873 to Nebraska and points
on the Union Pacific will reach 25O. OOO
to $50, 900 head. Besides this there are
Ell route from Oregon SO, 900 head. The
Montana and Idaho drive will number
at least $4,000 head, making n total of
from $4,000 to 800, 900 head.
The funeral of Charles Elmer, infant
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Durbin,
will take place this afternoon ut 2:3O
O'Clock from the residence of the par
ents on 10Th street, between Eddy and
Themes. Services will be held in the
Methodist church before proceeding to
the cemetery.
The fine new brick block inst COM
pleted on Eddy street for Mr.. James
Mcdaniel, was turned over to him yes
terday by the contractors. MI. Nc
Daniel is now prepared to rent the
store rooms on the first floor and the
offices on the second, giving immediate
possession of the same.
General Crook and staff who passed
through Cheyenne on Fridays western
bound train, were IN route for Fl. Hall,
Idaho. The visit is made to learn the
condition of affairs in the northwest
ern portion of the Department of the
Platte. Doubtless other posts will be
visited before the General returns, and
during his absence he will look after
the status Of the Bannock, Snake and
Shoshone Indians.
The Boulder Banner is very much
displeased with the Adah Richmond
troupe, which performed in that town
on Friday night. The editor says there
was no point to the play, and the man.
ner of performance low and vulgar.
Baby Mcdonald excited the sympathy
of those present, because she seemed
innocent and pure, but played a most
disgusting and ruinous part. ANY
man or woman who would teach the
child to sing as she sang, and act as
she did, ought to be shot on the spot,
and the child put into good hands.