The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-04-23
CAUGHT on the FLY.
A public reading rooom at last.

for vagrancy. 7
Excellent roads now between here
and Deadwood. b.
Ann Eliza Young Is lecturing in
| Ohio this month.
There is some talk of establishing q
newspaper at Laramie City.
This mornings coach for Deadwood
will take out three passengers.
Chief Waldraven had a force Of men
out yesterday at work on the streets.
George G. Masten yesterday shipped
40, 300 pounds of goods for Deadwood.
Gen. Grant preserves the utmost
neutrality in all his foreign associa-
tions.
The scheme to publish a daily news
paper at Colorado Springs has been
abandoned.
The floral decorations at the Episco-
pal church on Easter Sunday were very
attractive.
Charles Norris has opened n restau-
rant in the Diefendorf stand on Six
teenth street.
The Union Pacific pay car left Oma-
ha yesterday morning, and will arrive
here tomorrow evening.
A Chicago widow wanted the epitaph
''sculptured in big letters, as the de.
ceased was short-sighted."
Mr.. C. II. Terry's neat dwelling
house, on Hill street, is being treated
to a new picket fence in front.
There are s27. so in money and s702.-
SO in property to each person in the
United States. Got your shareP
On Saturday a little son of Thomas
Jacobson at Elkhorn, Neb., was run over
by the cars and instantly killed.
All honor to the ladies. They have
been at work, and will shortly throw
open a reading room to the public.
Yesterday mornings Deadwood coach
carried six through passengers and
three who will stop off at Laramie.
Several men were convicted yester.
day in the Caliph's court for drunken
ness. The usual fines were assessed.
1t is permitted to combine dark myr.
tie green and pale blue in fashionable
dress circles, regardless of old tradi.
tions.
DR.. st. Louis. on trial at Fremont,
Neb. ,onthe charge of poisoning his wife,
has been found guilty of murder in the
first degree.
A cigar dealer has sent us a good ci-
gar, with the request that we give it 9
puff. 1t shall have more than one II II
deserves to Havana.
McDaniels' theatre opened last nigh
amid much enthusiasm. New songs
new dances and new people made every
thing run smoothly.
A license was issued yesterday for
the marriage of Miss Nellie Goodwin
to Mr.. William Hudspeth; both resi-
dents Of Laramie county.
Marshal Bazaine is dead; Marshal
Bazaine is not dead, he is dead; he isn't
dead; he is; he isn't. We are bound to
give our readers all the news.
Mr.. s. NJ. Preshaw is engaged in
building a neat residence for Mrs. Cal
lahan, whose husband was killed her,
by a railroad accident last winter.
Rev. VIM. Haw, a Baptist minister
at present residing at Seward, Nebras
ka, will visit Cheyenne about the Is
of May with II view to locating here.
We suggest that n public entertain
ment Of some sort be given, and the
proceeds devoted to the aid of the Read.
ing room association just organized.
The McGarrahan claim with the
Beecher-Tilton scandal and Mr.. Til.
denis aspirations to the Presidency
seem to be some Of the things that never
die.
One OF Earnum's clowns died sud
denly the other night. The cause OF
his death is not stated, but we suspect
he rashly attempted to get off an origi
nal joke.
Hon. W. a. II. Loveland, president
of the Colorado Central railroad, il
talked of as the probable Democrat,
candidate for Governor of Colorado a
their next election.
The western bound passenger trair
on Sunday, was delayed a short time a
the tunnel east Of Fort Steele, in con
sequence of the falling in of two OF
three tons of rock.
On Sunday afternoon the excursion
lists of the Denver A. NJ. E. church
arrived here and took q look at tn,
Magic city. Our visitors were cor
daily received, and expressed them
selves much pleased with their trip.
A mar named Wilson engaged yes
terday near Hillsdale in laying rails OF
the Union Pacific road, was IL ovei
Ivy n of the hand Ears and slightly in,
iured. He was put on a car and taken
to Laramie City for medical treatment,
E. p. Richardson was tried and con.
victed in Justice Slaughter's court yes.
terday on the charge of vagrancy. His
sentence Of three months imprisonment