The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-11-10
A BATH SALAD.
,rayel on the trains light.

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Several civil cases were put out of the
way In the district court yesterday.
The celebrated Beaucaire-Sawyer
case was discussed in the supreme court
yesterday.
Eugene Kaufman, who attempted
suicide in Denver on Wednesday, died
yesterday.
The price of admission TO hear Rev.
DIR. curr's lecture Of Ghosts this even
ing is % cents.
That is a Downey hat which Deacon
Slack is wearing. Mayor Bresnahen
bought 1t for him.
II. Garbanati, democrat, has been
elected county attorney in Uinta county.
His majority is thirty.
Frank NJ. Allen, formerly of Chey-
enne, contemplates starting u news
paper In the Black Hills.
1t is easier to elect your candidates
than listen to the wife's lecture OF the
last night of the campaign.
There is not a vacant dwelling house
in Deadwood, but there are dozens of
new ones in course Of erection.
Mayor Bresnahen yesterday had a
magnificent plate glass inserted in his
market front In lieu of a broken one.
T~heologically Bob Ingersoll is soft"
Financially he is "hard," and yet the
general belief is that he is irredeemable.
Edison and the gas companies appear
to be of one mind and purpose. Both
are trying to make light Of electricity.
Two girls, almost old enough to have
beaux, were 50 unruly one day last week
that their teacher found 1t necessary to
use the rod.
Mr.. J. Sterling, the antelope hunter,
has realized wei $500 within the past
three months, from the sale of antelope
and other game.
Gov. Hoyt spent several hours In the
supreme court room yesterday, and on
invitation occupied n seat on the stand
with the judges.
Mr.. 7. Mulqueen was thrown from
his buggy on Seventeenth street yester-
day afternoon about 8 O'Clock. lie
escaped with a few slight bruises.
Officer Bean bounced two tramps out
of the city yesterday. One of them was
II literary sort of a fellow who had been
detected in stealing some OF Beadle's
dime novels.
1t may not be generally known that
there was an election for delegate to
congress In Utah last Tuesday, and that
George @. Cannon was elected. He
had no opponent.
We hear 1t reported on the streets
that a large number OF soldiers were
voted In the interest Of the democratic
ticket at Laramie river and Hat creek
precincts at the recent election.
The Pioneer hook and ladder CON-
pany desires us to state that they will
not give a hop on Thanksgiving night,
as heretofore decided. The J. T. Clark's
were already in the field for that night.
Thomas Regain, who was tried in
Justice Slaughter's court yesterday on
the charge of stealing three turkeys
from Herman Kimme, was convicted
and sentenced to serve ten days in jail.
The government telegraph line is
now in working order between Dead
wood and Fort Keogh, and will oon be
connected between that post and Fort
Buford, when the circuit will be COM
plete.
Frank Turner, the party mentioned
by the LEADER yesterday morning as
having been arrested by officer Bean for
stealing an overcoat from A. ]. Brown,
has been tried and ''sent up" for thirty
days.
The county commissioners have au-
thorized the use Of $3.50 to be expended
in hunting down road agents, and have
also instructed Sheriff Carr to secure
five men at a salary Of 800 per month
each to aid in the good work.
The Salt Lake Tribune says 1.-The
Mormons are c~olonizing another
county in Wyoming. The new emil
grants are mainly used for this purpose.
Thus the work of capturing the terri
tories and converting them into Nor
mon dependencies goes quietly on, and
the p%olygamous priests have full sway
By a slip Of the pen we were made to
say yesterday morning that the supreme
court will meet to-day. The members
of the supreme court are all religious
gentlemen-Judge Blair included-and
they are not In the habit of running
their court on the Sabbath day. When
Judge Blair learns that he was booked
for legal duties on Sunday there will be
trouble in the camp. We await with
fear and trembling the result of his
wrath.
10, the poor Indian! When he goes
home to his cherished wigwam in the
evening he has no dime novel with
which to while away the weary hours;
no friend next door to call In and talk
politics; no almanacs for 1879 to read; no
Cheyenne papers with full proceedings
of the district court. NO mopov In .