The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-08-14
MINOR MENTION.

1t is expected that the court at ar
annie City will take recess today
A train load of mules passed through
to the Northern Utah railroad yester-
day, rs
An editorial excursion party of 243
persons from Indiana and Illinois, is in
Danver.
A circus man Is In town endeavoring
TO get around the n~onsensical $500
license law.
Buffalo Bill is informed by his pub
Usher that his autobiography is having
an immense sale. Is
A buggy belonging to n. Thorp was
upset on Tuesday evening, near the
fort, and badly wrecked.
A1miIk man in Denver realizes an
even hundred dollars q day from his
diary. So says the Times.
Pedestrians complain that some store
keepers monopolize TOO much of tile
sidewalk in front OF their respective
stores. q - ~ y
Mr.. aud Mrs. NJ. f. Post brought
with them from their recent visit to
the Pacific coast o choice collection OF
rare birds. -
1t is stated on good authority that
Mr.. Patrick Sullivan, OF the Railroad
house, will take a prominent part in
the coming concert
Cottage prayer meeting at Mrs. Arm
bruster's this evening at 8 o'clock.
Third house east Of NJ. f. church. All
are cordially invited.
Gov. Jno. W. Hoyt having gone out
camping, Secretary A. Worth Spates is
left master Of the territorial executive
department in Cheyenne.
The Entertainment to be given at
Recreation Hall this evening is for a
worthy purpose. 1t will be worth while
for amusement lovers to attend.
The funeral Of the infant child of
Mr.. and Mrs. 7, Dyer, took place yes
terday Afternoon. A large number of
the friends Of the family were present.
Aspecial meeting of the Alert hose
company will be held this evening to
consider the matter az sending a run
ming team to the Denver tournament.
Aparty of buffalo hunters, led by $.
d. Fredericks, son Of p. A. Frederick.
the stcckman, filed ont of town yester-
day morning, heading in a northerly
direction.
An Omaha paper says 1t is generally
believed that the Iowa pool is ON the
eve Of bursting up. The Union Pacific
and b. & NJ. and G. b. & q. war is liza.
BILE to bring 1t about at any time, un-
less the present trouble is compromised
at an early day.
The robbers of the $1,000 worth of
diamonds from the store of Hatch, Da-
wilson & Co., have been trailed and
two Of them caught. The robbery was
committed six weeks ago. Louis Roth
gerber, q diamond broker of Denver,
was the principal He is now in Jail.
The young fraud who has been swim
ding citizens by c~anyassing for Har-
per's publications was arraigned before
Justice Bean yesterday, and asked that
he be allowed sufficient time to collect
his witnesses, which was granted. He
will be examined this morning Mt 10
o'clock.
The following new postofices have
been established in Wyoming: Bates
Fork, Carbon county; postmaster,
VIM. NJ. Daily. Caspar, Carbon county,
John Lind, P. M. Como, Carbon coun-
ty, David G. Chase, P. M. Deer Greek,
Albany county, Frank woleott, P. NJ.
F. $. Hambleton has been appointed
postmaster at Qhugwater, Laramie
county. 3fa4li ays y
The lady referred to in Saturdays
edition of the LEADER, in connection
with the running over of a child on
Ferguson street, requests the LEADER
to state that the accident occurred
while she vas driving leisurely along
Ferguson street, engaged in converse
tion with a lady friend. When nearly
opposite the court house, she suddenly
discovered a little child in the street
almost under her horses feet; byslight-
ly turning the horse she succeeded in
letting her horse and carriage pass over
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