The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-04-25
HINOH MENTION.

Usual services al al o. TIE Churches
In Cheyenne.
The sprinkling cart man viii soOn be
abroad In the streets
One hundred mormon immigrants
are on their way west.
II is said that the Bee and Nssrs Of
Omaha are to be consolidated
Placer diggings show up in nearly
every gulch in the Black Hills
Eleven tramps were tried yesterday
and consigned to the street gang.
The Christian union viii meet at the
reading room this evening at 5 O'Clock.
"Briek'' PomerOy talks Of removing
his infamous La Crosse DenOcrat 70
Denver.
Tuesday evening Is the time fixed for
the Turner'S hall. for the benefit Of the
building fund.
Many Of the people Of Dakota are
petitioning the president TO appoint
Secretary Hand to the vacant govern
orship.
A travelling missionary In Omaha fell
into the meshes Of an attractive colored
girl and lost his missionary fund,
amounting TO ss5, wherefore he kicks.
The latest word from the escaped
conyicts IL that three OF them were seen
in Sweetwater county, riding toward
the Yellowstone Park. The mails will
probably bring news Of heir depreda-
tions.
Attic Presbyterian church the morn
ing subject will lie, THE Bible n look
ing-glass." Evening, "a power 10
quicken" Sabbath school at 12 m.
Young peoples meeting at 4 p. m.
Seats free. Hymn books supplied.
Passenger traffic yesterday: No. 8,
IA Cheyenne. 20 Colorado, and 4
through; No. 4, o Cheyenne, 7 Colora-
do and Is through; Denver Pacific, 10
Cheyenne. IL east, 8 west; Colorado
Central, 8 Cheyenne, 4 west, Q east.
The emigrant travel on the u. r.
road Is very good these days. Emil
grant coaches are in demand Mt Omaha,
and orders have been given along the
line to forward them east rs fast rs pos
sible. Hence several are taken down
daily on No. 4 train.
Hons. X. ii. Homer and ii. G. Balch,
Of Albany county, passed through yes
terday on the east bound train. They
are destined for Iowa. where they will
purchase n lot OF short horn bulls. Mr..
Homer will also secure n lot Of
thoroughbred rams from Vermont.
Lexington, No, Register: Mr.. Geo.
Wilson, of this city, Is favorably spok-
en- OF by n number OF democratic papers
In connection with the Office OF state
treasurer. He Is n gentleman Of strict
integrity, courteous manners, and well
qualified by education and experience
TO discharge the duties OF the RESPONSE
bio position.
We fear the bottom win soon fall out
Of the Jilm mountain district. Pros
pectors from Cheyenne think very lit
tie Of the prospects. We would rather
believe good OF the region, but the
truth Is mighty and must prevail. And
we further fear that the develop
ments" will be anything but pleasant
in the near futurek
A car load Of eggs went through yes
terday ON No. 8 train. They are from
Omaha, and are shipped in an eggs-press
car. II seems eggs-traordinary that
eggs should DO sent over 1900 miles,
but II has been done so often that the
business has ceased TO be an eggs-peri-
ment-oh dear, we shell have to stop or
become n subject for an ovation.
Omaha Herald: A pair Of boys In
North Omaha started out on wednes-
day, with nm outfit OF firearms sufficient
to stock a small arsenal, bound TO be-
come road agents, or something else
that wild and romantic. They became
discouraged toward evening and re-
turned home, not, however, until one
Of them had accidentally shot himself
In the arm.
Tomorrow Is the time fixed for the
meeting Of the supreme court, but as
Judge Blair may not be present, owing
TO detention In the Rawlins court, the
supreme court is likely TO adjourn until
next day. II Is believed that the su-
preme court will be able 10 render de-
cisions In the p~enitentiary and other
cases. and agree upon an order to the
court below In the Mccain case. One
days session will probably end the bus