The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-05-17
CAUGHT ON TINE FLY.
Regular Dolly Warden weather.
Festival in Fisk's block tonight.

hnvo you uioPPcu III 10 sec the Cney-
enne reading roomf
The strawberries are NEST delicious.
Try them at the festival tonight.
The Ladies Reading Room is now
open for the accommodation of visitors.
After reading your newspapers turn
them over to the Cheyenne reading
room.
Captain Cane, with two companies
Of the Fourth infantry. is expected here
to-day.
Pretty little button-hoIe boquets al
the strawberry festival tonight. at
Fisk's Block.
The Ladies' reading room has been
placed under the efficient care Of Mt.
W. H. Camp.
One consolation this year is that the
first circus Of the season advertises a
gnu attraction.
Now that the circus days have ar
rived, the cash receipts in the Sunday
schools are falling on.
About fifty members of the Fire De-
partment expect to attend the Central
City celebration on the 2lst inst.
Assessor provinces, while going the
rounds yesterday, ran across q mnn
who couldn't tell how many children
be possessed.
On Tuesday night a man was killed
in a house Of M-fame at Evanston.
Our Informant was unable to give the
mans name.
The Rice-Evangeline combination,
which has just concluded q very sue
engagement at Salt Lake, will
pass east to-day.
An elegant New York and Boston
drawing room a went west yesterday
over the Union Pacific, filed with q
party Of tourists.
1t Is rumored that Dr.. Gorham who
Is nov on a visit among friends in
Pennsylvania will secure tickets for two
on his return trip.
The members OF st. AIary's Catholic
church will give a grand fair and festi.
continuing for three evenings, be-
June 18th.
Budd Doblc, the well known horse
will pass through here to-day,
east bound, in o special car, with one
Of his favorite horses.
The City Council and all the city OIL
except the policemen, will attend
the Fireman's celebration at Central
City, Tuesday the 21st inst.
Tho Laramie Sentinel publicly apollo,
gizes to Mr.. W. J. Hardin, the Eddy
street barber, for having accused hin
Of being the editor Of the Hornet.
Young man, that spring suit may
not be last years, steamed and pressed
1t may be original with 1873; but willy
Is there apeach stain on the northeast
corner OF the vestpl
Girls, whose opinion about suct
things Is always valuable, say that
there's too much shirt collar and toe
little young man In the present fash.
ions to suit their taste.
A couple Of unruly bronch6s, attach.
cd to a Studebaker wagon, got on thu
war path yesterday forenoon In front o
Abney's livery stable and broke tn,
tongue Of the outfit. No other dam
age done.
Q. II. Wise was arrested yesterda
on the charge Of peddling without lie
ense, and arraigned before Judge Fish
Or. He was fined thirteen dollars
which he paid, and was allowed to q
bis way.
On Sunday or Monday next fou
companies Of the Ninth infantry ar
expected to arrive In Cheyenne, sool
after which, accompanied by one com
pany from Camp Carlin, they will pro
coed to Fort Fetterman.
Hon. ]. N. Keller, our accommodat
ing freight agent for the Union Pacific
and Hon. John E. Davis, Superinten
dent OF the Union Pacific car shops
left yesterday afternoon for Salt LAX
on q pleasure trip. They will return
next Tuesday.
The Pioneer Hook and Ladder CON