The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-06-16
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Several passengers will leave on this
mornings coach for Deadwood.
Waldraven is putting Sixteenth street
in excellent order for the Fourth.
The Council Bluffs fremen contem-
plate visiting u city on the Fourth.
See notice of Rev. C. G. Salter's lee
ture. 1t will take place tomorrow
night.
Drop in and hear Rev. C. A. Brooks
this morning and evening at the NJ. E.
church.
The representatives Of the German
press Of the Eastern States are visiting
Denver.
The wheat crop in Utah will be ready
for the reaper nearly a month earlier
than usual.
The excursion over the Colorado
Central railway to Fort Collins takes
place this morning.
We understand the Green River and
Rock Springs base ball clubs will be
here on the Fourth.
Rev. c. NJ. Sanders, of this city, will
lecture in Denver tomorrow evening
on Genius and Grit"
An unusual amount of rain has fall
len between Laramie and Ogden dur
ing the past two months.
The Third infantry has gone from
Helena to It's new camp on the Marias
river, in the northern portion Of Mon
tana.
Milk river Is to have a new military
post. There are 1900 Indians in that
part Of the country, besides Sitting
Bulls band.
Ed. Burns wa fined ten dollars in
Justice Fishers court yesterday morn
ing for getting drunk and making too
much noise.
Potter, the man who is pushing that
wheelbarrow across the continent, is
expected to pass through Cheyenne
about the LIST proximo.
In an exchange we find an article
about a mother in-law, and in beauti-
full harmony the next article Is headed,
1.-THE Storm Elsewhere"
Warren Clough, of Seward, Nebras-
ka, sentenced to the penitentiary for
life for numbering his brother, has
been taken to Lincoln and i%ncarcerat-
ed.
The trial Of the mining case Of AuIo-
ra vs.. Hidden Treasure was commenced
to-day in the district court. Much
valuable property Is involved in the
case.
Miss Neatly Stevens concert, assist
ed by the best musical talent of Chey-
enne, will take place tomorrow evening
in Recreation Hall. Let there be Ia
full house.
The delay in receiving the Deadwood
dispatches published in this issue was
occasioned by the wires being out of
order several days. They are all right
now however.
Lydia Thompson sues for a divorce
from her husband. We suppose the
gentleman has not been conducting
himself properly. Lydia is very parti-
cular with her husbands.
Wyoming Commandery No. 1, Knight
Templars, resolved at its last meeting
to attend the laying of the corner stone
Of the new public school building at
Laramie on the oath inst.
The fact that George washington's
wife never asked him where he had
been when lie came home late at night
goes a great way towards accounting
for his extreme truthfulness.
He came boldly in and said: 81 have
here, sir, n of the finest books extant
We raised up with a pistol in
our hand, drew the hammer, took dead
aim and--To be continued in our
next.
"Buttermilk Jake" was the name he
gave when officer Hall churned him
into the fold on Friday night, and yes
Caliph Fisher soured on him by
making it 80 and costs for being intox-
icated. rg
"Have you any damp sheets in your
houseP" asked a guest of Dan Crapp,
as he registered his name. "No," re-
piled Dan, "but IN have a pair damp
ened for you If you WISH" The stran-
ger retired.
"Doc." Reynolds, a well known en-
gineer who has been on the road be-
tween Ogden and Evanston ever since
the Union Pacific road was completed,
died very suddenly at the latter place
on Thursday,
The arguments in the mandamus
case Of the Colorado Central railroad
County Commissioners, were finish
ed yesterday, and Judge Fisher took
the matter under ADJUSTMENT. Decis-
viii probably be rendered Monday.
The Fishers Preparing.
The woodie Fisher hose company
elected its team for the Cheyenne tour
nament at the meeting last evening.
The following is the team:
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