The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-04-21
SABBATH sUNREAMs.

night.
Alice and Florence Tilton are in Ger
many.
City council meeting on Tuesday
night next.
Red Cross theatricals on Wednesday
night next.
There Is NJ hope for the recovery Of
Secretary Evarts' son.
McDaniels' theatre opens tomorrow
night with additional attractions.
The J. T. Clark Hose company boys
talk of giving a hop at an early date.
The mumps which recently prevailed
to a considerable extent have subsidized.
DR.. Mary Walker is said to be i'll be-
yond recovery / n u Washington hospital.
Six passengers went out for Dead
wood on the coach yesterday morning.
No serious objections will be raised
If you conclude to attend church to-
day.
Mozart's Twelfth Mass will be given
this morning by the Catholic church
choir.
For the best and cheapest job work
in Wyoming, call at TIE LEADER
Office.
The soldier, at the Fort, who got
hurt recently by the runaway stage has
almost recovered.
Sitting Bull has got almost far enough
advanced in his Spring work to begin
sowing cartridges.
The hops at Professors Galloway and
McConnell's daucing, academies last
evening drew full houses.
See Creiglton's advertisement in this
issue. He mean business. As Il boot
and shoe man he is a complete success.
The County Commissioners will
probably meet tomorrow to select petit
and grand jurors for District Court
duty.
Remember the Reading room meet
ing in the Presbyterian church to-mor.
row Monday night at half past seven
O'Clock.
Over ten thousand pounds of freight
for various parties in the Black Hills,
will leave Cheyenne on Monday or
Tuesday.
Conkling is always preparing a speech
which he never delivers, and BLAME is
ALWAYS delivering a speech which he
never prepared.
The case of Eberhart, charged with
stealing mules near Fort Fetterman, is
expected to come mp before Justice
Slaughter tomorrow.
THE LEADER is ''way up" in city
circulation, and also throughout the
country. 1t is by all odds the best adj
vertising medium in Wyoming.
fla man beats his wife in Kentucky
hereafter lie can be made to work on
the streets for sixty days, and the usual
wages for such labor paid to his wife.
The Knights Templars of Illinois are
requested by the Grand Commander Of
the order of that State to attend Easter
Sunday services in the churches to-day.
E. p. Richardson was arrested and
brought before Judge Fisher on the
charge of vagrancy yesterday. The
trial was postponed until Monday NOR
ming.
The Grand Central Hotel at Omaha.
the largest in the State, has been sold
at auction to August Kountze, Il New
York banker for 1920, 00O. Mortgage
foreclosed.
The following is a good conundrum
for Easter Sunday: How can five per-
sons divide five eggs SO that each man
shall receive one, and still one remain
in the dishP
j. 5. McCool, Esq, of Tie Siding,
has taken possession of the boot and
shoe establishment of Charles johnson,
Il Denver man who made an assignment
for the benefit of his creditors.
The excursion of the Denver \. NJ.
f. church to this city takes place to-
day. They will come up on the Denver
Pacific. Conductor Smith says he will
see they are properly cared for.
The Colorado Congregational Asso-
cialiop will hold its semi-annual meet
ing in the Congregational church of
Cheyenne on the first, second and third
days of May. Particulars hereafter.
At twenty 4 oma reaches for the
trailing arbutus. At twenty-five she
is after horse-radish. At thirty she
digs roots for her blood. Such is gentle
in the various stages of the
feminine life.
We are under obligations to Hon.
W w. Corlett, for a copy of the pam
phlet, Notes of 4 Conference Between
the Committee on Banking and Cur
rency of the House and the Secretary
of the Treasury on Resumption of
Specie Payments"
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