, 1884-03-09

don't ride out IS much as they ought
to.
There are not quite SO many patriots
on the anxious seat as there were a weel
ago.
An elegant bison head has just beer
hung over the door of the Railroad
house.
Remember the Sabbath day and
keep it holy" SO says the Good Book,
and this is the day.
The skating rink is still the popular
place of resort and the rage for the
graceful glide" is increasing.
Prof. Robinson's dance last evening
was well attended and seemingly vel
enjoyed by the participants.
There is some talk of a public read.
ing room. A good idea if your rules
are not made 30 strict a person cannot
talk out loud therein. That plan was
tried once in Cheyenne.
The remains of the late Charles E.
Gambler, who committed suicide las.
Saturday, were buried in the cemetery
yesterday. they having been brought to
Cheyenne the evening before.
There were a great many people in
Cheyenne who got but little sleep on
the last night of the legislature. There
was a good deal of business on hand
that had to be transacted on that night.
There was a special meeting OF the
John F. Reynolds post of the G. A. R.,
at headquarters last evening. Several
new members, including some ex-mem-
beers of the legislature, were mustered
into the organization.
The case Of the Territory of Wyom-
ing VS.. John Merehet, charged with as
sault and battery, was heard before
Judge Fisher yesterday. Neither side
was represented by counsel. The de-
PENDANT was discharged.
Kabis has brought with him from
Europe a mechanical curiosity in the
shape of a musical box. The thing
plays a time, you slip a ten cent piece
through a slit in the side and, behold, a
cigar gradually comes forth.
There is an embryo troupe Of colored
Ministries around town, and sing more
or less for the amusement of the peo-
pie. They are excellent singers, but
they make no charges. In other words
they are a 'go-as-you-please' outfit.
l.. Kabis has handed us a list of the
passengers who have landed in New
York per steamer California from Ham.
burg. A more jaw-breaking array
could scarcely be got together. Evi'
IDENTIFY Poland vas well represented.
Mr.. 81. A. Calland talks of investing
In the cattle business, and started yes
terday on a tour of inspection to South.
western Nebraska and Kansas with the
view of making a purchase before bt
returns. He will be gone for a month
or more.
Nearly all of our late legislators who
do not belong in this city went home
yesterday. Mt. Whittier and Captain
Nickerson, however, are here yet, and
the former will probably remain witt
us a day or two longer before he returns
to Evanston.
Coroner Chafin claims that it was
50, 500 that Gambler was worth, instead
of S25, 900, as announced in both of tht
papers of this city. As both reporter
understood him the same way, it may
be that John" Internationally 81
stated the fact to be.
Do unto others as you would have
others do unto you, on this bright Sab
bath morn. After reading the LEADEf
carefully, go to church, listen to the
minister, regard his precepts, remember
the contribution box, but don't throw
into it any punched coin.
In the clerks office at the court hous,
yesterday, the only real estate transfer
that was filed for record was a warranty
deed from George W. Hansen to Jack
son Stuhr, for lots II and 10, in blocl
All, in the City of Cheyenne. TIL
consideration paid was $342.
Judge Kuykendall also was p~resente,
With an elegant gold headed cane oil
the morning of the adjournment Of tn
Legislature. 1t was rendered HIM b.
the members of the council and tn
presentation speech was made b
Colonel Babbitt. The judge of cours
responded In suitable terms.
The appointment of H. Dowzelman
esq. to the position of master in chan
Gerry of the first judicial district, /
quite a compliment to that gentleman
qualification and knowledge Of the law
That he will fill the position with credi
to himself and in an acceptable man
ner to our people generally, we hav
not the slightest doubt.
BY the way Just happened to thinl
of 1t again, you know! Has anybod.
seen anything of a few railroads crawl
ing around hereabouts, as it were
What's become Of that great big on
that wal going to make the dirt fly "ii
six days" VIII some good, squar
sort Of a sage brush railroad magnat
please rise and explain.
In speaking Of the great moderl
comedy of errors, Our Strategists, tn
! Brooklyn Eagle says: '.Chaste and re