The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-03-02

will shortly visit Denver.
The Wallace Sisters will be here
March 10th, 18th, and 18th.
What a common name Bill is. Here,
now, we have n Chinese Bill.
The Durant FIRE company's hop will
take place on st. Patrick's day.
A regular meeting of the city oun
Gil win be held on Tuesday night.
The Grand Central hotel at Omaha
will be rebuilt by W. A. Paxton.
The merry sleigh bells were heard on
the streets until a late hour last even
ing.
1t is now stated that the Fort Russell
troops will not be paid of until next
week.
The passenger train from the east
was delayed yesterday by the snow
storm.
II death loves . shining mark, why
isn't the mortality greater among boot
blacksp
Thomas F. Dawson, of the Denver
Tribune, is studying the Chinese Ian
guage.
The Olive branch Is not In the afk Of
safety after all. That $4,000 didn't
go around. y
J. c. Tulley, who was injured by the
cars at Omaha, and had a leg ampu-
tated, Is dead.
W. A. Bollenson Of Mount Clemens,
Michigan, died in Denver from con-
sumption, or Friday.
Sheriff Diapers list of boarders at
the court house has increased only one
in the past two weeks.
Suppose the Chinese, In retaliation,
should refuse to send US fire-crackers,
what would we do for a Fourth OF
July2
Be chaste and you will be happy; but
such was not the verdict of the man
near Rapid City who was chased by the
Indians.
1t took seven men to hold Whitehead
last night, to keep him from killing a
Chinaman when he heard Hayes had
vetoed the bill.
On Tuesday evening the Congrega-
tional church literary association will
give an entertainment at the residence
Of E. P. johnson.
F. Melander, dealer in hats and
gents furnishing goods, has made
some valuable improvements in the
interior Of his store.
Marshal Schnitger was at Laramie
City yesterday, making the employees
of the penitentiary happy by a liberal
distribution Of cash.
Texas is a good country to emigrate
to. There were 800 murders commit
ted in that state last year, and only
twelve men were hung.
Mr.. Byers will enter upon his duties
US postmaster, at Denver, on April lat,
when Mr.. Summer, the present post
master, will become assistant.
James Quinn, who is under bonds, in
the sum Of $500 for having killed May
Howard, has failed to furnish the same,
and therefore still occupies quarters at
the county Jail.
The man who has never been kicked
by a mule has yet something to learn,
though he may have q dozen diplomas
from as many colleges saying his edu-
cation Is complete.
jefferson Davis Ia, nominated for
United States senator by the Meriden,
Miss, Mercury, which calls upon the
Forty-sixth Congress to remove his po-
litical disabilities.
Mr.. F. j.. ". Skin, lately connected
with the reportorial staff of the Denver
Tribune, has taken a position in the
business office Of that paper, vice c. NJ.
Williams, resigned.
Joseph Granger, jr., son of Alder
man Granger, fell yesterday morning
from the top Of a caboose, being re-
paired at the Union Pacific car shops,
INJECTING. it is thought, quite serious
internal injuries.
Jack Burnett, who killed a man in
self-defense in Custer county, Dakota,
in 1876, writes tn q friend at Rockford
that he is coming back to submit to u
trial at the next term of the district