The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-09-28
N MENTION.
The Rypsies are In town again.


The eypsies are In town again.
Charlie Turck win give D of his
select hops on Tuesday evening.
A car load Of fine horses were re-
ceived last evening by Russell Thorp.
A special car load of Britishers
passed west yesterday on a pleasure ex-
cursion.
It would be commendable il the coun-
ell would take ''oficial" notice Of the
sidewalks.
Read the article on the military
strength Of the United States, to be
found on third page.
A fellow that shaves only once q
week, by Saturday has a chin that re-
sembles the cylinder in q music box.
There is a growing excitement in the
n~eighborhood OF Fort Mckinney about
a gold discovery made there a few days
ago.
The twelfth annual meeting of the
Cheyenne City Bible Society will be
held at the NJ. E. Church this evening,
ut 7:30.
d. Fisk and Charles Hecht will de-
part Tomorrow for North Park, going
by way Of the newly laid out road
thence.
The members of the Red Cross socie-
ty have concluded to rent the Masonic
hall, and will hereafter hold their meet
ings there.
Wouldn't It be just as well to have
Sunday school at some other hour Of
the day :? Most people like to dine at
noon, especially little children.
The question when a party has to
walk at night ON our streets, now is,
what side walk had one better take, to
keep from breaking ones neck.
Madame Dupree is the latest candi-
date for pedestrian favors in Cheyenne.
She will soon try to accomplish the feat
Of walking l05 miles in 90 hours.
The recent improvements made in
the grocery house OF Underwood s. Nc
Gregor. contribute largely to the COM
fort Of the enterprising proprietors and
adds considerably to the neat appear
ance OF their store.
Judge Andrews, Of Laramie City,
seeing a small mountain Of a box In
front of a dry goods store in this city,
remarked that sit took u very large box
to bring Ewes wedding dress to town."
and accounted for the same by adding
that sit must be fall costume"
A broken rail was the cause Of two
sleeping cars and two coaches being
pitched into a ditch at a point five
miles west Of Kearney, from the east
ern bound passenger train yesterday.
The remaining cars took the passen-
gers and went on. Nobody hurt.
The Salt Lake Tribune accounts for
the defeat of the Deseret's at Denver
In this way: VERY few persons are
surprised ut the continuous defeats Of
the Deserets. They went to Denver
minus one-third of their team and
against the advice and wishes Of their
friends"
One Of the pleasantest parties of the
season took place on Friday evening at
the residence OF 1. q. Whipple, esq.
It wal given in hsnor of Miss Ellie
Whipple, his niece. who has been
spending the summer at his residence
and who expects to return to her east
ern home in a few days.
A person named John G. Dobson was
placed In durance vile yesterday morn
ing for appropriating a pistol and a
pair Of. field glasses to his W use,
which were the property Of the propri-
etor of the Big Horn stable. They
were found wrapped up In his blankets
at Mr.. Thorp's stable. Later in the
day he was taken before ajustice Of the
peace, who thought fifteen days on the
streets would sufficiently restore Johns
eyes. and keep them from coveting his
neighbours field glasses.