The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-06-09
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Rifle Club.
Four passengers 60 out on this morn
ing's coach.
1t is said that Bob Ingersoll will go
on the stage.
While .Phil' is away Pretty Har-
ry" presides.
Bell and Clark had their velocipedes
out yesterday.
Sabbath school ut noon to-day in the
Presbyterian church.
Travel on the trains is increasing,
principally going west.
Parliament has adjourned for the
Whit Sunday holidays.
More than 1874 men remarked yes
terday, Fine weather, amt it?"
Tramps are not 80 numerous in this
section as they were a month ago.
Yesterday afternoon one-half the
ladies in the city were out shopping.
Nice dwelling houses are being
erected In various portions Of the city.
A rumor Of a suicide yesterday, turned
out, upon investigation, to be a hoax.
The presidents car Of the Central
Pacific passed west yesterday on No. 4.
NJ. Kaltenbach, Esq, of this city re-
joices in the possession of q brand new
boy.
Gottstein, Idelman & Co. will shortly
open out q branch establishment in
Deadwood.
The weather will doubtless refrain
from preventing your attendance at
church to-day.
T. Joe Fisher will continue on duty
at the Wyoming ~penitentiary under the
new administration.
No services In the Presbyterian
church, owing to the continued absence
of the pastor at Pittsburg.
Everybody is on the tip toe of ex-
pectation about the forthcoming
grand Fourth OF July celebration.
Hall, who fatally stabbed Norton in
an Omaha brothel, on Wednesday, has
been arrested. He pleads s~elf-defense
We understand the ladies Of the
Presbyterian church contemplate hold.
ing a strawberry festival on the 18th
inst.
1t looks very much now as though
Beecher would stop in Cheyenne on his
trip to the Pacific coast and deliver a
lecture.
The Servians continue with energy
their military preparations while max
ing efforts to obtain admission to the
congress.
George w. Handley, resting under
three indictments for cattle stealing,
will be put upon the legal gridiron
next Wednesday.
Cyrus Hedges has been pardoned out
of the Wyoming Penitentiary. He was
sent behind prison bars In December,
1876, for manslaughter.
Professor Denton, before leaving
Cheyenne will lecture on ssThe Glacial
Period and Age Of Man." Why don't
he tackle the age of woman2
There are oven four hundred children
in regular attendance at the Cheyenne
Sabbath schools. This speaks we'll for
the morals of the Magic City.
There is some talk Of Diminishing the
school on Wednesday afternoon, to
give the pupils an opportunity to at
tend N Of Prof. Denton's lectures.
Y Six students from Princeton college
passed through the city yesterday en-
route for Fort Bridger, in the vicinity
of which they will make scientific ex.
plorations.
Mr.. John Underwood, mentioned a.
having been severely bruised on Friday
by a runaway horse accident, in the
vicinity Of Recreation Hall, is rapidly
recovering.
There will be a business meeting at
the Reading Room tomorrow evening,
which will close at 8 O'Clock. After
wards a sociable will be held. All are
invited to attend.
Congress car take a rest. The In
dams will reduce the army more speed
lily and with less noise than all the
Democratic party combined. Only give
Sitting Bull a chance.
About this time the average orator
retires TO some secluded spot where no
one will disturb him as he starts of
with the remark: Zone hundred and
two Years ago my fellow citizens"
The Sun appears to be dissatisfied
with the police force, claiming that
the ordinances are not enforced. The
fact is that We never had q more eff
Gent sent Of men than thsse now on
duty.
Hon. jerome b. Chaffee has written
a letter to a Denver politician, stating
that he will not again allow the use Of
his name by the Colorado legislature
as a candidate for the United States
Senate.
Messrs. Simpson & Baxter are Great
ing a lake on their ranch seven miles
from the city. 1t will, when completed.
hold more watar than h,xL cr..-,