The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-09-26

DlStrlct court Will convene on hioh-
day, Nova. >
The train from the east was n
hour late yesterday.
In a short time dancing academies
will be in full blast.
Haverly's original minstrels will be
here on the 9TH prox.
Four passengers came in on the coach
from Deadwood yesterday and six went
out.
The mining camps of Utah have SUBJ
scribed handsomely to the yellow fever
fund.
Millions of frogs were rained down
the Little Colorado, Arizona, the
other day.
Chas. Landon, a painter, fell from a
scaffold in Denver on Wednesday and
was almost instantly killed.
A. R. johnson disclaims any rela-
tionship to Lengthy Johnson. Let's
wait and hear the evidence.
Deacon A. S. Emery, who went down
to Denver yesterday afternoon, will
ride his fast horse at the fair.
Lieuts. A. J. Dussell and R. Grushar,
Of Camp Bear Butte, will soon be
stationed at Fort A. Lincoln.
The receipts from the Rev. j. J..
lecture In aid of the yellow
fever sufferers will amount to about
800. EDO
A Nevada miner was garroted and
robbed Of S1,4OO and a new pair of
boots, on the streets Of Salt Lake, last
week.
Marshal Mcdonald captured two
tramps late last night, on Sixteenth
street, and lodged them in the Gala
bose.
Messrs. Allen Brothers shipped 10,
and Snyder Brothers 10 car loads Of
cattle from Julesburg for Chicago. yes
terday.
The man who gets up last in the
morning ought to make the best re-
porter, because he always gets the lat
est snooze.
The Salt Lake Tribune complains
that the tramps who have been driven
out Of other places in the west are con-
gregating there.
The Western bound passenger train
yesterday contained 104 passengers ex-
elusive of the. Union Pacific govern
ment directors.
Rev. w. H.. Gillian, whose health
has been extremely poor for several
years, is improving rapidly since re-
siding in Wyoming.
The. Hebrew New Year, or "Rosh
Hoshana," begins this week, and
"Yom Kippur," or day Of atonement,
follows early in October.
In some places the trade dollar will
buy only eighteen beers. Is anything
further needed to show that this hea-
then coin Is not a legal tenderY
The postmaster general has ordered
the appointment Of Alfred G. Hall as
postmaster at Chugwater, in the coun-
ty, of Laramie, in the place Of John
Phillips, resigned.
"Ten mills make one cent" When
we were a youngster on the farm and
the wheat had to he ground we were
the n sent. One mill, however, was
sufficient at that time.
Large bodies of rich gold bearing
quartz have been discovered on State
creek, near Castle creek, D. T. Good
paying placers have also been discov-
cred in that neighborhood.
Gus. johnson, the horse thief cap.
tured and kept in irons by Gen. Brad.
ley, escaped Thursday night. The
corporal Of the guard is suspected OF
corruption, and has been placed in
DURANGO vile.
A man tackled n Chinaman ON Six
teenth street yesterday afternoon. and
gave him an unmerciful threshing, and
was marched off by Officer Martin to
the calaboose. He will be broiled over
the judicial Goals to-day.
The Ease Of Mrs. Opp. charged with
the murder of q bastard child, was
heard before Justice Cody, of Central,
ID. T. The case was one Of consider
able interest, and many persons were
in attendance. After giving all the
testimony a careful hearing, the justice
acquitted the prisoner.
Wyoming Encampment No. Tic. R.
c. at its last meeting appointed Rev.
W. II. Gillian, w. II. Masters and d.
Fallen rs q committee to draft resolu-
tions Of respect for the memory of the
late Mrs. Elizabeth Williams, which
duty was performed by those gentlemen.
The resolutions were unanimously
adopted.