The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-03-07
INSIDE 6liMPSES.

The Sun is neither enterprising nor
reliable.
Rev. DIR. Alger is delivering lectures
in Denver on Buddhism.
We place food In our stomachs as 50
much combustibie matter.
1t is estimated that $50, 600 were paid
out by Maj. Clark on Wednesday.
Colonies are forming in Iowa and
Illinois for emigration to Wyoming.
Another wheelbarrow man is re-
ported on his way from San Francisco.
Grumbling is a bad trade, and yields
no profit; but patience has a golden
hand.
1t Paynes US to remark that Wyo-
miug's new United States attorney has
not yet arrived.
Fort Collins has quite q number of
expert baseball players and a club is
about to be formed.
The LEADER has outlived several
such reliable" newspapers as the
Sun has proven itself to be.
The FIRST impulse of the young mar
ried man on being presented with his
first baby, is to give it a-weigh.
Mrs. W. Z. Slower died at Fort Col
Inns on Wednesday. The sad event has
cast a gloom over the community.
The l0lst anniversary of the birth of
Robert Emmett, the Irish patriot, was
celebrated on Tuesday at Omaha in
excellent style.
The enterprise Of Mr.. John ii. KIM
ball in reatting and refurnishing the
Key City house is commendable. He
deserves success.
Taking u thousand married men
from 25 to 80 years Of age, only six die
yearly. while Of u like number of bach
elors ten drop of.
The ladies of the Methodist denomi-
nation propose to give another oyster
supper in about two weeks, for the
beneft..of their church.
Fifteen Cinnamon passed through
the city yesterday from Gan Francisco
en- route tn Black Hawk. Colorado,
where they will engage in mining.
The ladies' sewing society connected
with the Congregational church, held
an interesting business meeting at Mrs.
q. N. Potter's residence yesterday.
Sir' h'Dert 4. otrahorn, VINO has SO
successfully written up and Illustrated
niontaha' contempiates doing the same
ior o'an IL ne can meet with sufficient
encouragement
iiveiy nsnt LOOK place last night
aoou. ~ O'CLOCK W some soldiers
on Iuuys ssees' one were broken
ano ai'er q couple were knocked down
anu pounded severely the trouble sub
S'oeu.
The LEADERS, source of information
concerning the death OF .. L. Gates
WIS .esalueo a~u'nentic, ana was COM
nioniy .epof.eo "oou' inc city. We
arc s'nu 70 iearn tnat.the rumor was
wi'''ou' Ioundatioh.
Fairfield, Iowa, comes proudly to the
front with a 2-months-old girl baby
weighing n ounce less than three
pouhus cio.aes anu al. VI. n Mrs.
'.o nowen arc soie proprieeors Oh ehe
great i''ie curiosity.
A woman has received $4,000 for an
invention which deadens the noise of
the York elevated railway. Now,
IL she VIII invent q device that will
deaden the noise Of scolding wives, it
VIII Dc worth millions.
XXI Friday night q Hoosier spell
ing school Will be held by the young
people connected with b Congrega-
tionai church. 1t Is probable that an
oyster supper Will form u part Of the
programme. The managers have not
yet decided where it will be held.
The supreme court of the territory
was in session yesterday and had un-
der consideration the case of ]. r.
Brophy, plaintiff in error VS.. ]. NJ.
Brunswick, Blake & Co. E. p. John
son and NJ. G. Brown appeared for the
plaintiff. and j.. W. Kingman for de-
PENDANT.
The Colorado Rural Life is the name
of a new agricultural paper in course
of PREPARATION in Denver. and the first
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