The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-09-08
SABBATH SUNBEAMS.

cefeu ptScouBofS Cdine In from
Deadwood yesterday.
Officer Hall bounced several tramps
out Of town yesterday.
Mr.. Ferris finished moving Mr.. J.
w. Collins house yesterday.
September is a good month for set
ting out boot-jacks among cats.
Two tons of tea will pass over the
road to-day en- route for New York.
No. brought seven passengers yes
terday and carried forty-seven East.
You can't strengthen a fence by
whitewashing it, or a mans character.
Table-cloths Of white paper are re-
ported as the latest housekeeping nov
city.
See dissolution notice of Drs. Cor
ham and Bowman elsewhere in this
issue.
F. A. Dammann's new sign looms up
grandly. He keeps the Wyoming Ar
mory.
Imported bonnets and wraps are or
namented beautifully with fine garnet
beads. ~
Fifty-fonr recruits for the Sixth cav
airy, in Arizona, passed through on No.
8 yesterday.
The sidewalks on Eddy, between
Sixteenth and Seventeenth streets, are
undergoing repairs.
Messrs. Sturgis & Goodell will ship
sixteen car loads Of cattle from Pine
Bluffs for Chicago to-day.
The snow sheds and fences on the
Mountain division of the Union Pacific
road are undergoing repairs.
A number of Sisters of Charity from
st. Louis passed through the city yes
terday afternoon en- route for Sacra-
mento.
Short-sightedness in young people is
caused in a great degree by the prac-
tice of studying by twilight, or with a
dim light at night.
There will be a business meeting of
the Ladies' Reading Room association
at their room, Carey block, Monday
evening, Sept. 9th, at 8 O'Clock.
Seven passengers for Cheyenne,
twenty-three for the Colorado Central
road, and ~forty-eight through passen-
gers came in from the East yesterday.
DR.. j. ]. Crook telegraphed to Col
den yesterday and ascertained there is
no foundation for the report that the
printer, J. W. White, had committed
suicide.
Rev. J. ]. Coghlan. Of the Chicago
Jesuit College. viii deliver a lecture at
Recreation hall this Sunday evening.
Subject: "Are all Preachers Sent by
Christi"
Hon. H. Garbanati, of Evanston,
has published a letter in the Uinta
County Argus, announcing his with
drawal from the Democratic party of
the Territory.
The crazy Chinaman yesterday morn
ing escaped from Denver, and at latest
advices was making his headquarters in
q hay stack near Hughes station on the
Denver Pacific road.
Maj. T. T. Thornburg, Fourth infan-
try, and Lieut.. James H. Spencer,
Fourth Infantry, are detailed as men,
bers Of the general court martial con-
vened at Fort Sanders.
George P. Wallihan, late local OF the
Cheyenne Sun, is located in Rocker
vile, and is interested in some valua.
ble quartz and placer ground, and is
Observation-Disclosures Times.
John Butler, resting under charges
at Laramie City for an attempt at
wholesale poisoning, has been held to
bail in the sum Of 1000 for his ap-
pearance to answer at the next term Of
the Albany county court. He is now
in jail.
Among the recruits who came In
from the East yesterday, en- route for
Arizona, was o man who deserted from
Fort Russell about two years since.
He was recognized, taken from the
train, and turned over to Capt. Luhn,
of tine Fourth infantry.
Inspector General Marcy, of WASH
ington city, Gen. Whipple, a member
Of Gen. Sheridan's staff, and DIR. G.
Draper came in from the East yester-
day. They were met at the depot by
Capt. Gillis, who accompanied them
West on a hunting and fishing tour.
The people at Colorado Springs be-
lieve in novelty. They are now pre-
pairing for a ace between a velocipede
manned by Mr.. Stockbridge, and a
black a owned by Mr.. Wolff, the
mare to trot to harness, and the race to
be for Ave miles. The stakes are $3.50.
Officer Bean found five tramps yes
terday concealed in one of the Union
Pacific railroad cars. They were all
ARMED, and at first exhibited consider
able unwilingness to be arrested. Bean
showed his usual pluck, however, and
marched them all to the cooler. They
will be hauled W. the judicial Goals
tomorrow.
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