The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-09-06
ODDS AND ENDS.


ODDS AND ENDS.
Business is bracing up.
The dancing season approaches.
The wedding crop is rapidly ripen-
ing.
Buy a ticket to the relief ball for to-
night.
A snow storm is predicted in less
than six months!
To be in the fashion now you must
have the hay fever.
Railways in this country represent in
capital SO, 0oO, 000, 900.
There r sixteen men and one wo-
man in the county jail.
The Arion club will be recognized
for the Winters campaign.
The western bound passenger train
was one hour late yesterday.
Mr.. James McDaniels furnishes his
hall free for the ball tonight.
Considerable sickness in the city at
present-principally diphtheria.
Fall openings are in order with thea
tiers, fashion stores and oysters.
The coach goes out for Deadwood
this morning with five passengers.
Spain has more national debt to the
square acre than any other nation.
All the new party leaders are in ia
vor of more money-for themselves.
Denver has done nobly in the matter
Of sending relief to the yellow fever
sufferers.
A number of books were received for
the Territorial library from the East
yesterday.
Prof. Smiths new quadrille band
furnishes music without charge for the
ball tonight.
James Celia, a restaurant proprietor,
fell from a porch in Denver yesterday,
and was fatally injured.
Edison has been doing a good thing
for the blind, by making al ink which
will cause raised letters.
Let every man, woman and child
who has a sympathetic nature, attend
the relief ball this evening.
Bogardus, when not glass-ball shoot
ing, Ear make away with forty-nine
fish balls out Of a possible fifty.
In a month or two the price of ice
will be down, and every one can
have a piece. But coal will be away
up.
Callender's Georgia Minstrels gave
their second and closing entertainment
last evening. To-day they go 10 Dem
yer.
Millinery windows are beginning to
blossom with loves Of bonnets, and the
passing ladies softly sing of the sweet
buy and buy.
The summer just ended will be re-
membered as one in which the sun and
moon sustained 81 unfriendly relations
as to cast reflections on each other.
Ernest Loos, a German, was found
dead in bed at the fremont house,
Denver, yesterday morning. His death
was caused by hemorrhage of the lungs.
The receipts of Henry Ward Beech
er's first lecture in San Francisco
amounted to $4,000, the second to
50, $50, the third and fourth to So, 500
each.
A party was given last night at Camp
Carlin by Major Nash. Gov. Hoyt,
Gen. Thayer, Hon. F. E. Warren, Col.
w. r. Steele and others of this city
were present.
Madam Moore, the female long dis
lance pedestrian, accomplished a walk
OF fifty miles in ten hours and forty-fve
minutes. at Denver, on Sunday. She
feels better now.
Some of the Denver papers allude to
s. Wylde Hardinge as being connect
ed with the Cheyenne press" He is
not connected with any paper here, nor
has he been for several months.
Can anybody tell us why it is that
when n man drops into a newspaper
office with n screcd written on both
sides of the sheet he always common
ces, 81 just scratched off this little
piece in a hurry this morning?"
An exchange says: ''Tell me, ye II
gelic hosts, ye messengers of love, shall
swindled printers here below have no
redress abovep The angels tapped
their wings and said, TO us a heap is
Acknowledgements on the printers
books can never enter heaven"
The San Francisco Chronicle has the
following: Henry Ward Beecher,
who will depart for the East on the Sth
inst, has engaged a drawing-room car
and two sections of a sleeper, for the
accommodation of himself and party,
at an expense of s16S in addition to
the price of the tickets."-
A young man named Williams, with
an accomplish, made an attempt to
chloroform the president of the Ell Paso
County bank, at Colorado Springs, and
rob that institution the other evening,
but officers had got wind of the plot, and,