The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-04-06

The Durant fire company's hop will
occur on the 10th inst.
Haller's free lunch entertainment
drew largely last night.
Several loads of freight pulled out
yesterday for Deadwood.
Robert Single has been appointed a
clerk at the Inter Ocean hotel.
Clean up you alleys, etc., or Marshal
Ryan will make trouble with you.
Ed. Roses valuable horses continues
to attract considerable attention.
Alarge party of Cheyenne ladies aud
gentlemen visited Natural Fort yester,
day.
A number of citizens, who have not
heretofore done so. will plant trees this
week.
The Methodist people hope to have a
new parsonage built by the first Of Oc-
tober.
Go and hear Rev. Z. d. Buckner
preach this morning in the court
house.
Mrs. n. A. Bates intends to open a
branch millinery establishment in Otta-
wa, Kansas.
The Indians are initiating the con-
gressional confederates, by trying to
take the country.
The funeral of the infant son of Mr..
and Mrs. John Snodgrass will take
place this afternoon.
Don't be surprised when you get up
this morning and find plenty of 'the
beautiful" floating around.
Donzelmann's reopening of the Tivoli
last night called out a host of friends
who highly enjoyed the occasion.
The daily Boanerges Thunderbot yes
terday morning boldly defended Olive
and the confederate congress.
1t is thought by the railroad author
ties that the snow storm will not ma
terially interfere with the arrival Of the
trains to-day.
John Halter has exercised excellent
judgment in securing the services Of
Jacob Thurman to aid him behind that
well stocked bar.
At 8 O'Clock this morning the snow
had almost entirely disappeared. 1--WE
may be happy yet," and have plenty of
sunshine to-day.
The shooting match by Barkwell,
Jones, Greene ct al. yesterday was a
deeply interesting one. C~heyenne's
sharp shooters will yet be the Carvers
and Bogarduses Of America.
Mr.. q. A. Caswell who came from
the west last evening reports that the
weather was excellent all along the line
from Laramie City to Ogden. So it
was here as late as two o'clock yester-
day afternoon.
In a few short weeks the mistress of
the house will be climbing to the top of
tables and chairs, and reaching with all
her might to brush the dust from the
ceiling that she lacks Just a little bit of
being able to reach.
Remember that the concert in aid of
the new Catholic church will take
place on the 14th inst. Father Hayes
informs us that no labor nor expense
will be spared to render it a very ex-
cellent entertainment.
Yesterday was a queer sort of a day
to go picnicing, and yet several ladies
and gentlemen accomplished hal ex-
traordinary feat. They reported last
night, upon their return, that wild
strawberries are not yet ripe enough to
pick.
We are requested to state that the
funeral Of the infant son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. John S~nodgrass will take place
this afternoon at two O'Clock from the
Methodist church, Rev. W. II. Gillian,
officiating. Friends of the family are
respectfully invited to attend.
By reference to another column it
will be seen that Rev. w. II. Gillian
will lecture this evening on the tragical
scenes in thelives Of Esther, Hannah and
Mordecai. The subject is one Of unu-
sual interest, and 1t admits of being SO
handled as to ILLUSTRATE the "brIght and
the dark sides Of human nature.o We
learn that Mr.. Gillian has devoted
much time audgthUught to the prepara-
ton Of this lecture, and Is entitled to q
full house to hear his conclusions.
In the jury bribery case at Deadwood
yesterday, Nicholas vader, while n
the witness stand, positively denied
juryman Robinson's testimony, that he
(Vader) had held any conversation with
or offered Robinson any money to buy
the jury for the Rhoderick Dhu COM
pany. Vader and Robinson were held
in the sum of $1,000 bail to await the
action of the next grand jury. Col.
Darlington, n of the principal own.
ers Of the Rhoderic Dhu, states that
Daniel Boyle, who is reported to have
put up the money, does not own a dol
lars worth Of interest in that mine.
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