The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-01-24
NEWS NUGGETS,


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noon marriages. 3
The days are quite warm and the
snow is fast disappearing.
Seven passengers went Forth yester
day on tine Deadwood coach.
The through train for the west yes
terday contained 40 passengers.
A fop may excel in dress but address
is the characteristic Of a gentleman.
Know how to listen and you will de-
rive benefit even from those who speak
evil.
Services are held every night by the
Methodists, Baptists and C~ongrega-
tionalists.,
The Carbon county Jail contains
three men awaiting trial on the charge
of road agency.
The tracks are free from snow and
all trains centering in Cheyenne are
now run on time.
He that falls into sin, s man; that
grieves at it, may be saint; that boast
eth Of It, is a devil,
Mr.. Isaac N. Alter returned from
the Snake river country yesterday with
a lot Of beef cattle.
President Hayes has not decided
whether he will make a California trip
next summer or not.
The state Of life is most happy where
superfluities are not required, and neces-
stiles are not wanting.
There are now nine men in the wyo-
ming ~penitentiary paying the penalty
for having been road agents.
Walter A. Smith, of Colorado Springs,
has been appointed deputy collector Of
internal revenue for Colorado.
N. Robertson, Of the Cheyenne car
rage works, recently received an order
from Texas for a Concord wagon.
Mrs. Oates and her troupe came in
from the west yesterday and went down
to Denver on the afternoon Denver Pa
ci6c train.
Frank Green, an old citizen Of Colo
RADIO, was frozen to death last Wednes.
day on the range between the Rio
Grande and the Animas rivers.
s. c. Covert, of the Colorado Cen.
trail railway, who recently received in.
.juries in the line of his duties, is in the
city receiving medical treatment.
S. D. Barkalow, of the firm of Barka-
low Brothers, is to be married early
next month to a wealthy and accom-
plished lady Of Fremont, Nebraska.
Reports from Nebraska and western
Kansas tell of much suffering and con
siderable loss of cattle, owing to the
scarcity of hay and a lack of shelter.
Sensibility is like the stars; they car
lead only when the sky is clear. Reason
is the magnetic needle which guides
the ship when the stars are wrapt in
darkness.
The meetings at the Methodist Epis.
copal church in Fort Collins, are to be
continued every evening during the
coming week; a good deal of interest Is
being manifested.
The Oates troupe arrived in Denver
at 6:45 yesterday afternoon, thus max
ing very rapid time over the Denver
Pacific. We understand the TROUPE
will shortly appear in this city.
The Cheyenne Indians, now in thu
custody of agents of the United State.
government deny completely in thu
savage b%utcheries on the Beaver ant
Sappa in Kansas last summer.
Right Rev. Bishop O'Connor, Of
Omaha, and one Of the ablest Catholic
ministers in the United States, will
preach in st. Mary's church on Sunday
morning next, at half past ten O'Clock,
We understand that the Albany
county commissioners have awarded the
contract for building a bridge over the
Laramie river on the Fort Fettermar
road, to Hon. N. F. Spicer of Laramie
City.
Soap bubbles are airy things, bui
they 500 burst. Just so it is with mer
pulled up with vanity. They make {
show for season-sail on the current
but soon burst, and nothing is left O.
them.
The ladies of Cheyenne who bans
their hair have encouragement from ar
unexpected quarter. Chief Joseph o.
the Nez Perces, wears his coal-blacl
hair banged on his forehead and braided
behind. Joseph is a fine specimen o.
the savage.
There more prisoners have been addet
to the list of ~convicts in the Wyoming
penitentiary. They are from Uint.
county. Their names are Joseph Pha
lon, convicted of selling his time twice
Terrence Melany, convicted of grant
larceny, and William Bell, of horse
stealing.
A certain young man came neal
being carried off by the west bound
train yesterday. When the cars started
up he jumped of, balanced on his head
turned a somersault, hammered tn.
track with his nose and illustrated sew.
eral angles and curves not mentioned
in geometry.
The reports received. yesterday show
mild weather all along the Union Pa
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