The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-04-27
CITY AND COUNTRY.
Good-bye Judge Peck.

Goodbye Judge Peck.
Bankruptcy seems to be the order OF
the day.
Hellawell & Hershfield have dissolved
partnership.
Cheyenne shipped three a loads of
merchandise east yesterday.
j. W. Murray has moved his estab-
Hshment into his new brick.
William Cullen Bryant iss4 years old
and daily practices with dumb bells.
Her managers announce that it is
positively Mrs. Tilton's farewell confess
sion.
A three line sentence will start the
Bulldozer off with a half column reply
anytime.
1t has been raining constantly, day
and night, for the past seven days at
Deadwood.
Fine weather for a drive yesterday,
and many awaited themselves Of the
opportunity.
Hon. A. H.. Swan is having n nice
portico added to his Seventeenth street
brick residence.
Gray or white horses are considered
too conspicuous for use by the British
military authorities.
Twenty-one car loads of freight will
leave for the south this morning, over
the Colorado Central.
VIII Hosford had ten different styles
of pictures taken of himself yesterday.
Ask him to show them.
America digs up ss1, 900, 900 worth
Of gold and silver per year; and what is
dug out of the ground is clear gain.
The father Of "Mutual Friend''
Francis d. Moulton, died in New York
city on Thursday, at the age of ~ years.
Sergeant Kirkpatrick went west yes
terday to Fort Sanders, Wyoming, with
fifteen recruits for company D, I'd cav
airy.
Dick Robinson, the gentlemanly tick
ct agent for the Union Pacific, is doing
a rushing business in the way of selling
tickets to Fort Collins.
1t is understood that Mr.. W. L. See.
ley is to be married at Jefferson, Wis
consin, on Wednesday next to Miss
Rose Waterbury Of that place.
The city circulation of THE LEADER
is almost double that of any other paper
in Cheyenne. Put your advertisements
where they will do the most good.
Donzelman's saloon building, near
the corner Of Sixteenth and Eddy streets,
is undergoing repairs. 1t is the prop
erty of the First National bank pro-
prietors.
Mrs. Rebecca A. Daley, mother-in-
law of General George Crook, died at
Omaha on Wednesday. Her remains
will be taken to Oakland, Maryland fol
interment.
Mills, the popular agent for THE
LEADER will be around to-day. Bust
ness men will find it advantageous tc
authorize him to tell the public what
they have for sale.
Two lunatics, Father Beeson and
Captain" Dean, are RECALLING the Goth
antics with lectures about how badly
the ''poor Indians" are treated by the
people out this way.
Mrs. Z. G. Bradford, the lady on
whose life was founded the favorite
play of ''May Cody or Lost and Won,"
arrived in the city yesterday from Dem
yer, and is the guest Of DIR. ]. J. Crook.
The Omaha Republican, abiding to
Gov. Thayer's present visit to Wash.
ington says the business that calls him to
the national capital has reference to
Wyoming territorial matters; not, how.
ever to the governorship.
Democrats to the front! Charley
Bramel's frequent visits to Laramie
are said to be for the purpose of confer
ring with certain Democratic leaders
there, with n view to having the Bull
dozer recognized as the ''mouth piece"
Of the party. Have our Democratic
friends forgotten how they were sold
out, hook and line, bob and sinker, last
summer?
Maid for Couri