The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-09-11
SNOW FLAKES.

Considerable snow on the Chug yes
terday.
The city Jail is overlooking with
Migrants.
A slight sprinkling of fell in
Cheyenne yesterday,
See advertisement Proposals for
Sewer'' In this issue.
See advertisement of Beecher's lee
ture elsewhere in this issue.
Georgetown has forwarded 1877. so to
the fever sufferers Of the South.
The Oakland house, in Denver, was
destroyed by fire on Monday night.
Base ball game on Saturday for the
benefit Of the yellow fever sufferers.
We understand the supply of coal is
exhausted-until our dealers import
some more.
A handsome reception was given the
Bates hose in Denver on their return
from Chicago.
OLuCcT DcdH ua0 q DdtCu VI piioOilcIS
at work yesterday removing sea weed
from Lake Minnehaha.
What's the matter with you Mr..
Smith. The sort of weather we've
been having won't answer.
Fort Steele has contributed S64 to
the yellow fever sufferers. Great credit
is due ]. W. Hugus for this result.
Hon. Eugene Hale. just defeated in
Maine for congress, is a son-in-law Of
"Old lack" Chandler Of Michigan.
Postmaster James, Of Crook City, in
the Black Hills, who skipped the coun-
try, is supposed to have gone to Texas.
The three road agents robbed two
coaches at once, and like Oliver Twist,
yelled for more.
Mr.. Ed. Cuthbertson, Of the firm Of
Cuthbertson & Young, was one of the
bull(Dzed on the north bound coach on
Monday night.
John McGinnis, an old man, was
found dead in his bed at the Colorado
house, Denver, on Tuesday night.
HemorrhEge Of the lungs.
A meeting of those interested in the
establishment of a Temple of Honor
will take place this wednesday, even.
ing in Red Cross hail.
Interesting religious services will be
held at the Congregational church this
"wednesday evening at u O'Clock. A
cordial welcome to all.
In the race at Colorado Springs on
Saturday, between a horse and a veloc-
ipede, the horse made the five miles in
1922, the bicycle in 21:35.
Every man thinks Cesar's wife ought
to have been above suspicion, but he is
far less particular as to what Caesar
himself ought to have been.
Ogden and Salt Lake have both
raised goodly purses for the relief Of
yellow fever sufferers. Surely some
good has come out of Nazareth.
The Deadwood Times a y that the
"Calamity Jane' recently killed in
Denver was not the 'Calamity Jane''
so extensively known in the Hills.
Lengmont ranchmen have wheat so
plenty that they propose to use it for
chop feed, by doing which the price can
be better maintained on the balance.
MI. G. F. Annette has raised $l65
among the telegraph boys on the Noun
tain division Of the Union Pacific road,
in behalf Of the lightning jerkers in
the South.
A meeting Of stockholders Of tn,
Black Hills Gold Mining company viii
be held at the company's office in thi
city this "wednesday afternoon at
O'Clock. See notice elsewhere.
VIII L. Baker, who killed a soldie
at Fort Russell about a year ago, ant
was acquitted on the ground of insani
ty, has been taken from Des Moines
and confined in the insane asylum al
Mount Pleasant.
The latest campaign yarn aloat in
Colorado is to the effect that Jim Bel
ford grossly insulted a lady. And now
1t will be in order for the Republicans
down there to accuse Tom Patterson Of
robbing stage coaches between Chey'
enne and Deadwood.
Every now and then some chaI