The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-03-18
NEWS IN sRleF.


LIST Of April.
A new agricultural paper is to be
started in Denver.
Owing to the snow storm Cheyenne
churches were not SO well attended ON
Sabbath day as usual.
High mass was given in st. Mary\
Catholic church yesterday as a mark
Of esteem for st. Patrick's day.
The district court was in session
long enough yesterday to grant Louis
o. Ball a divorce from his wife.
Since our last issue there have been
"a arrivals at the Railroad house, % at
Dyer's and 10 at the Inter Ocean.
The Ladies' Aid society of the NJ. E.
church will meet this afternoon at 2
O'Clock, at Mrs. Ellen Houseman's.
Remember that the Allen Sisters
play at Fort Russell tonight. See adj
vertisement elsewhere in this issue.
The last personal shipment from the
banking house of Messrs. Brown q
Thum, Deadwood, amounted to $780,
OOO.
The Berger family will be in Denver
in the cours of six weeks. Sol Smith
Russell is an important part Of this
troupe.
The snow storm which visited this
section on Sunday extended all along
the line Of the road from North Platte
to Ogden.
When Judge Henry, Of Pueblo,
passed sentence Of death upon Nunez,
he said he had passed a like sentence
five times.
You ought to drop lin at once and
make n selection from Stephen Bon's
new stock of boots and shoes Just re-
ceived from the east.
The Albany county court convened
yesterday at Laramie City. Several
persons went over the hill on Sunday
in order to be present at the opening.
The holy ordinance Of baptism was
administered last night at the NJ. E,
church after which love feast ceremon.
les were participated in by aIarge mum.
Der Of persons
Michael O'Brien and VIM. jackson
were up before Judge Bean yesterday
on the charge of ~intoxication. They
were fined ten dollars each, and having
no money went to the calaboose.
Leander P. Richardson, well known
to the people Of Cheyenne, has become
the agent of Anna Dickinson and will
soon be heard from at San Francisco,
where that lady has some reading and
lecture engagements.
In Mr.. w. H. McClacherty's article
Sunday morning on tree planting, he
was made to soy that a tree ought to
be set sat least two feet deeper than in
its natural SOIL" 1t should have read
"two inches deeper"
Through the enterprise of W. M.
Mast and D. G. Rhodes our citizens
will have an opportunity Of seeing the
great Camilla Urso combination,
which will appear at McDaniel's new
hall on Sixteenth street April LIST.
Jim Bush, the murderer of Morti-
mer Arbuckle, at Leadville, is in Jail
at Denver. He claims to have been
threatened by Arbuckle, and stated
that he only 'sdrew On him" when the
latter had made q motion to draw his
revolver himself.
Mr.. F. @. Harrio:t denies the soft
impeachment. A card over his name
appears in the New York Herald, in
which he declares that the story that
Clara Morris, his wife, during his al.
~tercation with n man at Omaha, said
Hit twice, Freddie, "is not true. He
struck the man, but claims that his
wife gave him nc encouragement.
w. E. Cassells, whose arrest at the
Inter Ocean hotel Saturday night on
the charge Of being a hotel blk, was
mentioned in Sundays LEADER, will
be taken back to Jacksonville, Illinois,
by an officer now on the way to Chey-
enne. Meanwhile Cassells, as he calls
himself, is securely held in durance
| vile.