The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-03-02

Change in the weather yesterday.
Moonlight nights have gone glim-
mering.
Denman Thompson theatrical troupe
tonight.
Accounts of bloody deeds loom up
this morning.
The Murray block is rapidly ap-
preaching completion.
Denver streets are being paved with
iagstones found in the northern part
of the state.
Judge Miller, county attorney, has
| spoken for legal quarters in McDaniels'
new brick block.
Rev. l.. J. Hall, pastor of the NJ. f.
church, will address the Laramie
Murphys on the 18th inst.
ID. o.. Wilhelm, Esq, of the Denver
Tribune, returned home on yesterday
afternoons Colorado Contra tram.
Conductor Smith, of the Denver
Pacific, says n light snow is on the
ground ut Denver, extending twenty
miles TO the north of hat city.
Mcnamara q Co. to-day commenced
moving their stock of liquors, etc, from
the old stand on Seventeenth street TO
the east lower room of the Masonic
Temple.
G. W. Jones, of the Western Union
Telegraph office, went down to Denver
yesterday afternoon to take part in a
shooting tournament which is on the
taps there.
Next week the rolling mills at Lar
annie will resume the rolling of the mar
row gauge rails for the Utah Northern.
The rails weigh but thirty-six pounds
to the yard.
Mr.. James Talbot has completed the
grading and bridging of Dodge street,
between Fifteenth and Thirteenth, as
per contract made withthe City Council
n few weeks ago.
The morning Glimmer assails VOLTS
Gazetteer violently. The Gazetteer
don't contain an elaborate notice of
the Glimmer-and ''that's what's the
matter with Hammer"
Senator C%rutchfeld, of the Railroad
house, has a brand new vehicle running
between the hotel and the Denver Pa
cific depot. lie asserts that it was i'm
ported direct from Paris.
The suit, yesterday, as to whom the
Aeby child should be given resulted in
the court deciding that the mother was
the proper party. 1t was delivered in
to her custody and thus the unpleasant
ness ends.
Miss Minnie Spoor gave u party to
about twenty of her young friends on
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freshments were INDUCED in and the
assemblage did not dispense until near
midnight.
A little boy asked his mother to talk
to him, and say something funny.
GLOW n l." she asked, ''don't you
see 1 am busy baking these pies?"
"Well, you might say, Charlie, won't
you have n pie?' That would be funny
for YOU
Notwithing the disagreeable weather
u large number of persons were in at
tendance at the NJ. Z. Church sociable
held last night at Mr.. ]. W. Burners.
Music, social conversation, refresh
ments, etc, formed the programme of
the evening.
Governor Thayer goes out on the
train this afternoon to spend n week in
the towns along the line of the Union
Pacific railroad in the western part of
the Territory. The latter part of April
or the fore part of May he will take a
trip to the Sweetwater county.
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A party of male and female perform
ers arrived in the city yesterday from
Cincinnati to fulfill an engagement at
McDaniels' variety theatre when it re-
opens. Their names are Miss Yelling
ton, Miss Estelle, Miss Katie Sanford,
VIM. Ginniyin and Ned Ainsley.
We understand a lady armed with q
handful of cayenne pepper and a raw
hide was seen prancing around the
Morning Glimmero Office yesterday morn
ing, in search of the blonde proprietor
and the brunette local thereof. That
article about the lost child caused the
unpleasantness.
Work on the foundation for Ian
grishe's theatre at Deadwood was be-
gun OF the 25th ult. The structure is
to be 35x100 feet on the ground, and
will ha RANDY for pcopnapov Twill lot