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

LOCAL BRIEFS.
Windy again yesterday.
Building improvements loom up.
Reddy the robber is still at large.
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Where, oh where is that Hornet?
Longmont wants n base ball club.
Laramie has an amateur theatrical
company.
Hon. Rutherford b. Hayes has served
as President just M year.
The Hebrews of Denver have organ
lied a benevolent association.
Ed. r. Hedges, junior editor of the
Lincoln (Neb.) Globe, is dead.
Rev. ]. Y. Cowhick breaches in Lar
annie this morning and evening.
Public school vacation is rapidly ap-
preaching. 1t will last one week.
Caliph Fisher and a party of friends
held an executive session yesterday.
-Four prisoners In the calaboose this
morning; eleven in the county Jail.
The Colorado State Board of Agri-
culture is in session at Fort Collins.
Omaha sharps are now playing spiel
marks" on emigrants for greenbacks.
The Forresters tomorrow night.
See advertisement elsewhere in this is
sue.
The Denman Thompson theatrical
troupe leaves this afternoon for Salt
Lake city.
Seventeen or eighteen more evening
papers is "a want long felt" in this
community.
March came in like a roaring lion,
but we trust it will make its exit like
the little lamb.
Messrs. Draper, Warren and Slack
will leave for Deadwood on Wednesday
mornings coach.
The roads around Omaha are drying
up, and farmers can now get to that
city with wagons.
Drop into one of the churches this
morning. 1t will do you good whether
there Is n hell or not.
John Mcdowell, formerly of Lara
mic, met his death recently at Alton,
ILL.,, by accidental shooting.
Judge Slaughter, territorial librarian,
informs us that a lot of new law hooks
will soon be added to the library.
The death of Hon. b. +. Wade sewers
another link between the past and
present political history of the Republic.
Messrs. p. j. Mcnamara & Co, were
busily engaged yesterday in removing
their stock of liquors to the Masonic
Temple.
A musician was hauled over the Goals
yesterday afternoon in Justice Slaugh-
ter's court for breaking a boot-black's
implements.
The bulldozer says it has various
obligations to meet" That's so. Its
proprietors promised to give the public
Il newspaper.
The session of the Supreme court of
Wyoming will not commence to-mor-
row, having been postponed until the
18th proximo.
a new troupe will shortly he organ
lied with Mr.. and Mrs. John Kelley.
james Mcdonald and Baby Mcdonald
as the leading spirits.
Engine No. II has been taken from
Laramie City to Omaha for repairs, and
yet the Sentinel thinks that burg is en-
Titled to a shops, etc.
A separation between man and wife
took place in Cheyenne on Wednesday.
Out of respect for the feelings of the
parties we refrain frsm giving names.
I. w. Spangler, of Galesburg, ILL.,,
died at Laramie City on Friday. He
was a nephew of Assistant S%uperinten-
dent j. I. Clark of the Union Pacific
road.
a certain horse fancier was chased
late on Wednesday night by q woman
armed with n cowhide. He was trying
to avoid supporting her. Hence these
tears.
There has, been quite a rush to the
Hills during the past ten days, all the
available seats in the stage coaches be-
ing engaged at least three days in adj
vance.
A sociable under the auspices of the
Woman'S Temperance Union will Inc