The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-10-06

Cheyenne. Our heavy rain of last
night is sufficient evidence of this.
Trump up some new ISLANDERS. Those
about the oyercoat and the Omaha de-
tective were worn t%hreadbare long ago.
Two cars of oats, 3 of corn and | of
mdse for Cheyenne, and s cars of hay
for Fort Russell will arrive from the
east to-day.
4 Hubbard squash weighing IOi
pounds, is on exhibition at Whipple &
Hays. 1t came from Utah, and bears
the name of the grower.
Mr.. d. b. May, the only man who
has yet succeeded in capturing road
agents. returned from Deadwood yes
terday, and is at the Inter-Ocean.
Manufactures Of various kinds are
being started around Deadwood, the
most recent being Il chair manufac-
tory. twenty-five saw-mills are kept
in constant operation.
Miss Belle Pratt, the young lady
who was married to Edward Cuthbert-
son, of this city, at Denver, on Thurs
day last, is said to be a daughter of
Orson Pratt, the noted Mormon apos-
tie.
Abuse from n dirty blk and libertine
like P%uttyhead Richardson and others
of that ilk is ample guarantee of n
mans honesty and virtue in this neck
of woods. If you don't believe this
ask Luke VOORHEES,.
Some parties while digging u well in
the northern part Of Platte county,
Nebraska, recently, when down eighty
feet, came upon n skeleton of Il masto-
don. They took out a tooth that was
nine inches long and of corresponding
Our Sitting Bull commissioner gives
us some startling news this morning.
Although the New York Herald and
Chicago Times have correspondents
with the Commission, TIE LEADER
gives this information in advance of all
contemporaries, as usual.
DIR. York will not lecture mt the
New Dramatic Theatre this even
ing, but on tomorrow Sunday even-
ing he will lecture there upon ''Individ-
Love, Courtship and Marriage"
None should miss this opportunity of
hearing the great orator.
The Sioux and Arapahoe delegations
who have been in New York during
the past few days, left last night for
Council Bluffs. A great throhg of
was ut the depot, where the
Indians smoked the pipe of peace with
Col. Carpenter, who gave them n bag
gage car for the trunks and other az
ticles presented at Washington, and
their purchases.
Custer City is pretty well played out.
There is nothing doing there now, on
account of Il lack of water. There is
undoubtedly an abundance Of gold
around Custer, but the mines are Of
such Il character that they require a
great deal of capital to work them.
Custer yet remains a supply town in a
small way. immigration into the Hills
continues about rs fast us people come
Dut.
The soft-brained nonenity which
the Omaha Herald is again
the army and the President,
md praising the lousy, lying, blood
Sioux. IL the Herald had any |
influence, or if anybody paid heed to its
insane rawlings on the Indian question,
We might point out the folly of its
Meanwhile we suggest that it
let up" n little in its laudations of
such men as Mccain, who have done
more to perpetuate Indian warfare than
III other agencies combined.
Make no mistake.-ln Dooley's Yeast
Powder you get the best article of the
kind in the world. The cans are al
full weight, the article itself the
purest and strongest possible, so that a
smaller quantity than usual sunices.
Do You want your baking always
perfect? Don't fail then to use
.ooley's Yeast Powder.
Salt Lake Peaches
Fresh and delicious-the last of the
seasonal WHIpPLE & HAYS. 1t
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The latest style neckwear at
,3-tf PoLAcK's.
WANTED.-A good laundress at
hotel. o5-tf
California underwear ut
PoLACK's.
MISREPRESENTATION by Il middle
ged woman to do general housework,
II chamberwork in hotel. Inquire at
his office. s5-2t#