The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-05-19
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Buffalo Bill' is visiting Omaha.
District Court onvene on the 27tt
inst.
Save your money and buy a straw.
berry.
Travel to the Black Hills is on tn,
increase.
Three prisoners in the calaboose thi.
morning.
Aid in the support of the Cheyenn,
reading room.
Decoration Day will take place OIL
Thursday week.
Plenty Of churches open to-day to re
ceive and seat you.
Children get your books ready, schoo
re-opens Tomorrow.
1t will be nearly six weeks before an
other school vacation.
Ex-Vice President Colfax and wife
have arrived In Denver.
The Ladies' Reading Room Is one Of
the cosiest places in the city.
The Fourth Of July, our next holiday
falls on Thursday this year.
The genial Frank Whitney still pre-.
sides at the bar Of the Coliseum.
Just for a change we we're favored
with a little more snow yesterday.
The Colorado Central was one hour
and twenty minutes late yesterday.
Some of the papers still insist that
Gen. Fremont and family are in desti.
tute circumstances.
On Tuesday Messrs. Stebbins, Post
& Co., will ship go, 200 worth of Dead.
wood gold for New York.
Recreation Hall was crowded last
night, the occasion being that of Prof.
McConnell's regular Saturday evening
hop.
We are In receipt of the adventures
Of Adam Tramp Esq.," a well written
article, but Of too great length for IN
sertion.
The east bound passenger train had
four elegant Pullman coaches attached
yesterday. The entire train was q per.
feet beauty.
The residents Of this city who have
been In attendance on the Wyoming
Teachers Institute at Laramie City
returned home yesterday.
The American House of Boulder,
Col, lately kept by Mr.. NJ. A. Douth.
EFT, closed its doors, Sunday, May II,
on account Of a lack of patronage.
The passenger train which will con
vey the e~xcursionists to Central City
will leave the Union Pacific depot al
2:25, railroad time, or at 1850 city tim,
Monday afternoon.
The following parties are booked t.
leave on this mornings coach for Dead
wood: II. Gottstien, Geo. Borchers
Mrs. A. j. Simmons, 8. Kongsburgh,
w. II. Reed, H. D. wardman and G.
D. Potter.
A woman will make many sacrifices
for her husband, but none of them
have got to that degree of Spartan firm
ness that they can resist the tempta-
tion to drop a man just rs the people
commence coming out of church, rush
to the window, and leave him to pin
his W collar.
A rumor was afoat on the streets
yesterday that q telegram had been re-
ceived here from Deadwood, announc-
ing the arrest at that place of two for
mel residents Of Cheyenne, Ga the
charge of robbery. The names were
given us but lest the report should
prove untrue we deem it best not to
publish them.
Col. Harris elegant horses, attached
to his carriage, a away yesterday at
Fort d. A. Russell and completely de-
molished the carriage. No one was
injured. 1t appears from the infoima-
tion at our hands that the horses were
left unhitchcd by the driver, with no
one in the carriage, and becoming
frightened, ran away, doing the Damage
as above. The horses were only slightly
scratched.
A soldier walked into one of our sa.
looms with his rifle yesterday, and
planting himself near the free lunch
stand, put n cartridge in the rife. He
then stated to the by-standers that If
any one interfered with HIM he would
make a hole through him sufficiently
large to admit daylight His auditors
thought he might put his threat into
execution and they made a lively exit
out OF the saloon. They did not stand
upon the order of their going but went.
Officer Bean put in an appearance at
this moment. and the boy in blue was
walked of to the cooler.
SNYDER HEARD FROM.