The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-10-25
OCTOBER 2ePHIRS.

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All Hallon Fen Hrst. and then
Thanksgiving day.
The ladies who had any furs got
them out yesterday.
Coal and iron have bsen found with
in twelve miles Of Deadwood.
Insurance Agent Bruner is building
himself an Office on Hill street.
Rarus will trot at Denver tomorrow
after which he will go to Salt Lake:
Roast turkey will soon ill the void
that strawberry shortcake has left.
The employees of the Colorado Cen
trail railway were paid off yesterday.
The Cotholic fair and festival will
begin on Monday evening at Recreation
Hall.
Gen. Fremont has a-rivedat Prescott,
Arizona, and assumed his gubernatorial
duties.
DIR. Roger I. Olmsted, an old physi-
clan, died from apoplexy In Omaha on
Wednesday.
Charlie Bramel tries to saddle all the
blunders in the .Rawlins platform" on
the poor printers.
Five coach loads of soldiers en- route
for Salt Lake City will pass through
this afternoon.
LEADER for the subscribe daily
twenty-five week cents per terms car
rier by delivered.
The census now being taken will
show a population in Cheyenne APP
preaching six thousand.
There are some damaging reports
about the %coroner's management Of af-
fairs. For particulars call on George
Simpson.
The Mendoza Brothers are attracting
much attention at McDaniel's theatre,
and are truly the acrobatic wonders of
the world.
A herder named John Bell was
thrown from his horse and killed in
stantly at Lake Station, Colorado, on
Wednesday.
Notwithstanding the snow storm a
large attendance was secured at the
praise meeting in the Methodist Epis-
copal church, last night.
Contractor Common who has been
up on the Chug building a school house,
has returned to Cheyenne. The build
ing has been completed.
Snyder Brothers yesterday shipped
twenty-five car loads Of cattle from
Julesburg for Chicago, and will forward
twenty-four more to-day.
Lieut.. H.. H. c. Dunwoody, of the
United States signal corps, was mar
ried to Miss Eva Mills at Washington
city on Wednesday, 23d inst.
When n certain man In this city
goes home q little late, his wife makes
him say ''statistician, thirty times n
minute to see IL he is sober.
Mr.. Fred Landau's birthday party on
Wednesday night was attended by a
large. number of his friends. The even
ing was spent in a joyous manner.
NJ. Huffsmith Is the name of the new
passenger conductor on the Denver Pa
ciic. He has been connected with the
road seven years and is justly held in the
highest esteem by the company.
We understand Thomas Mulqueen
has sold his half interest in the Cabi-
net saloon to Mr.. Boulter, his partner,
and purchased the well known estab-
lishment Of T.. j. Mcnamara & Co., on
Sixteenth street.
The Durant company ball, at Recrea-
tion Hall last evening, vas well attend
ed, the music excellent, the committees
obliging and efficient, and the affair
throughout was Of the most pleasant
and agreeable character.
The Presbyterian sociable will meet
at the residence of j. W. Collins, esq,
corner Of Hill and Nineteenth streets,
this evening, Mt 7:30 O'Clock. "A gen.
eral invitation is given, and as this is
the first gathering at the house Of Mr..
Collins since his marriage, let 1t be a
large one.
DIR. Elisha d. Graham Is about to re-
move to Cheyenne, In the Rocky noun
tains, on account of his health, which
is affected by this climate. DR.. G. has,
in his short s~ojourn here, secured a con.
siderable practice which was daily in
creasing. He is one of the most sue
cessful practitioners of the homeopathic
school, q system which is making rapid
progress in medical science. We cheer
fully commend him to the people OF
Cheyenne .-Albany IN. ~ Press.
An excellent little work entitled
"Hostetter's Illustrated United States
Almanac for 1872" just published, in
forms us there will be three eclipses
during the year 1879; two of Sol and one
Of Luna. An annual eclipse of the
sun, January %; invisible to North
America but visible to portions Of South
America and Africa. An annual eclipse
of the sun, July 10; invisible to North
America but visible to Africa and to
small portions of Europe and Asia. A
partial eclipse of the moon, December
%; visible more or less to the world