The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-06-18
MINOR MENTION.

Of fortune hunters.
Horse thieves are being roughly
handled by agency Indians.
The s'boss'' base ball matches in the
Hills are always played on Sunday.
Mr.. S. d. Hovey will leave this
morning with a load for North Park.
Prayer and teachers meeting at
the Presbyterian church this evening
at 8 O'Clock.
The LEADER has received from Tom
McShane a copy of the Belfast, Ireland,
Weekly Ne,cs.
We have a so-called physician in
Cheyenne who aims to be the boss
gossip Of the town.
Two narrow gauge passenger coaches
for the Utah Northern road, passed
through Cheyenne yesterday.
The hired man of a Deadwood paper
speaks of the arrival of a car load of
attorneys, as ifthey were good to eat.
The base ballists of the Barlow,
Wilson, Primrose * West MINISTRIES,
defeated a picked nine in Denver the
other day.
The Denver and Milwaukee rifle
clubs are talking of having another
shooting match, each team to shoot on
its own range.
Notwithstanding there ia no ''r" in
June, Judge Eyster, of Denver, is IN
fall season, and salts down $40 and
costs as natural as can be.
The w. A. II. Loveland, Independent
fire and hose company filed its articles
Of incorporation with the secretary of
the state OF Colorado on Monday.
Thomas F. Clayton, chief of the
Denver fire department, has resigned
owing to business affairs that will re-
quire his presence east most of the
time.
Gov. A. Worth Spates yesterday COM
missioned Hon. Edward p. johnson IA
notary public in and for Laramie Co.,
Wyo., his old commission having ex-
pired.
The ladies of the Baptist church will
hold n dime sociable, this week, at the
residence Of c. l.. Wells. Music and It
short drama during the evening. All
are respectfully invited.
Col. w. r. Steele starts to-day for
Deadwood, to attend to important mi
ming suits there. He will be absent a
couple Of months. Mr.. Horton will be
in his office during his absence.
The storm interfered with the open
air concert at Fort Russell on Sunday
last.-San.
Wrong again. The weather was all
that could be desired and the concert
was a success, as the scores of visitors
from the city can attest.
1t wa generally supposed that Lara
ME had n good road to North Park.
That is, those who read the Times were
under that impression. But a public
meeting had to be called to raise funds
for the purpose of making a road.
A tramp was run over neal Hillsdale
yesterday by a freight train, bruising
one of his shoulders very badly. He
was placed upon the train and brought
to this city. Having no money, he was
turned over to the county for support,
and given a sleeping apartment In its
hospital.
The idiotic driveler of the Uinta
Chieftain says Cheyenne is jealous of
the substantial prosperity Of Laramie.
BAIL As well might Chey enne be jeal-
Gus of Hazard station. Laramie never
did, never will, and never can, hurt
Cheyenne. No; never. Not ever
hardly ever.
1t Is thought that Caratheodon Pasha
and Muriff Effard will shortly be APP
pointed as the ottaman's commission
ers to settle the Greek boundary ques-
ton. Several superior f~unctionaries
and deputies from various Roumelian
towns will go to Sofia to attend the
ceremony and congratulate the prince.
Joseph Arnold, the well known
deputy sheriff, who has been laid up
with erysipelas for some days past, in a
ft of delirum, last evening, made his
escape from his window, and proceeded
down town armed with q six shooter in
each hand. He was captured and
taken home much to- the relief of the
frightened women in the neighbor-
hood.-Denrer Republican.
The LEADER is in receipt of a let
ter from Major Mills, of Idaho. He
says that Joseph G.. Warner, formerly
of Rochester, N. y, and known in
Cheyenne, was recently severely wound
ed by two Indians, one of whom he
killed. He had been prospecting in the
Snake river country, and was removed
to Ogden, where his wounds, viz, a
hole clean through the breast and back,
and a flesh wound in the thigh, were
dressed.
Occasionally it is advantageous to
be of small stature. This fact was il
Illustrated at the stage robbery Monday.
One of the passengers, a resident of
this city, who is considerably below the
average size, was riding with the driver
at the time the coach was halted, and
was commanded to get off and hold up
his hands. One of the road agents