The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-09-18
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YsfpsaN.e trains brought % Chey-
enns nDsngeFs
D. o. Wilhelm, of the Deiseg Trib-
une, is in the city.
The new Union depot at Hazard is
completed and has been occupied.
Mr.. j. Geer's child is rapidly recov-
ering from its recent severe illness.
Mr.. A. Fl. Swan left for the country
yesterday, and is expected home to-
night.
Handsome cottages are increasing on
the Boulevards, north of the Court
house.
One car of corn, l of machinery and
/ of mdse. will arrive from the east this
morning.
At 4 O'Clock this morning all Union
Pacific trains due here to-day were
moving on time.
Old papers can be obtained mt this
office in any desired quantity at IS
cents per hundred.
Special inducements to subscribe for
The Cheyenne Weekly LEADER. See
club offer in other column.
Jaques Braun is laying water pipes
to connect his brewery with the main
pipe of the Union Pacific, at the track.
j. W. Tiff shipped II cars of cattle
from Julesburg and Jno. f. Coad
shipped Is cars from Sidney on Sunday.
There is o rumor in circulation that
q young couple got married in Chey-
enne, last Thursday, without making
much fuss about it. Sensible.
Mr.. Merritt reached here last night
having in charge a refrigerator car
loaded with dressed beef killed at Win
nemucca, Nevada, and destined for the
Chicago market.
The Gazette is ahead. 1t gives us
the startling intelligence that "Osman
Pasha defeated the Russians on Satur-
day, killing and wounding and cap
turing several guns"
Mr.. j. d. Brasel, contractor for lay
ing the water pipes, began the work at
the foot Of 18th street, yesterday, with
a large force Of men, and made good
progress. He is evidently the right
man in the right place.
Master John Arnold, recently APP
pointed to the naval academy by Dele
gate Corlett, arrived home yesterday
on a visit to his parents. He expects
to return to Annapolis for final exami-
nation during next month.
President Hayes recently sent Gen.
Marshall, U. S. A, to Fort Laramie to
ascertain the sense Of the officers on
the sutler question. He found them
almost unanimously in favor of retain
ing MI. John S. Collins, the present
post trader.
A villain named Alamander Young
was arrested yesterday on the charge
Of attempting to ravish the person Of
Miss Mary Harvell. When taken be-
fore a justice he feigned insanity and
made a damphool of himself. He was
committed to await the action Of the
District court.
Hon. W. w. Corlett will leave for
the east on Thursday next. He will
stop and visit his old home in Ohio,
and go from there to New York, after
which he will attend the U. S. Supreme
court, which sits at Washington Oct.
9Th, remaining there for the session of
Congress, which opens Oct. 10Th. -
The attention Of our readers Is di-
rected to the handsome advertisement
of Messrs. Geo. G. Jacoby II Co., i'm
porters Of gold and silverware, Milwau-
kee, Wis. This firm offers rs a special
inducement, to Introduce their wares,
a Zone Dollar Casket," which contains
a complete outfit of plated jewelry for
a lady and gentleman. For further
particulars read the advertisement on
the third page.
An attack of delirium tremens, ad-
ded to his recent accidental wounds,
has made Frank Turner a very trouble
some customer. He escaped from his
room at the Simmons house Sunday
night, and again on yesterday, appear
ing on the street perfectly naked. The
officers secured him after q hard chase
and severe struggle, and he was placed
in a cell in the city jail.
JON kipoor, the Jewish Day of
Atonement, was very generally OBJ
served by our Israelite citizens. yester-