The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-10-24
OCTOBER 2EPHTRs.

The trains were afiicted with late
ness again yesterday.
Althe hotels were well patronized
Yesterday by travellers.
This sort of weather in%terferes some.
what with Fisk's sewer.
Five passengers will 90 out OH the
coach this morning for Deadwood.
The Colorado press association will
60 on an excursion to-day to Alamosa.
John Flood was found dead in bis
cabin at Tie Siding on Tuesday.
Heart disease.
John Rogers, who was shot by Mrs.
Lowell at Deadwood, recently, is speed
lily recovering.
Eugene, and not Evan is the name
| Of the democratic candidate for dele
gate in congress.
A general court martial convened
yesterday at Camp Robinson for the
trial of prisoners.
J.. d. Vaughan, formerly Of the LEAD
Err composing rooms, is again employed
as city editor Of the Black Hills Herald.
The colored men are all expected to
be at that meeting in the church to.
night. See notice elsewhere in this
issue.
A d~isagreeable rain yesterday after.
noon turned into a small snow storm
last night, making 1t decidedly winter.
ish in this section.
A man OH Sixteenth street who ap-
peared anxious to bet 500 yesterday
that pease will be elected, backed out
and had to treat the crowd.
On Sunday night burglars attempted
to rob the house of Max Meyer & Co.,
Of Omaha, but were frightened away
before ~effecting nm entrance.
Tom. Price, the road agent, who was
wounded and captured in the Blacl
Hills, is recovering, and not dead as re.
ported. He may yet dangle at the end
of a rope.
A telephone has been put up between
the Union Pacific transfer depot and
the office Of General Passenger Agent
Kimball, in the headquarters building,
Omaha.
A. NJ. Wright arrived in Cheyenne,
yesterday from Montana, with $500
sheep. He will dispose of some here
and take the remainder with him to
Colorado.
Mansfield and Mclaughlin. the al
legged road agents now In the county
jail here, are exceedingly reticent and
refuse to be interviewed by newspaper
reporters.
Leave of absence for one month, on
surgeons certificate Of disability, has
been granted Capt. ]. Rendelbrook,
Fourth cavalry, with permission to
leave the limits of the department OF
the Platte.
Mr.. William +. Lee was so ~unfortu.
nate as to have his left hand badly
smashed on Tuesday evening, while
working on the Union Pacific road.
He will be unable to do any work for at
least n month.
There will be a Praise meeting at the
NJ. f. church, this Thursday evening
at y o'clock. The usual Teachers and
Prayer meeting will be superseded by
the Praise meeting. An interesting
and profitable exercise is anticipated.
1t is estimated that since the last as
sessment there has been %, 200 head o
cattle driven into Carbon county. Tn,
assessment showed 10000 head. AL
lowing four thousand head to have beer
sold, there would still be 10000 left il
the county on which taxes will have t,
be paid next year.
A Laramie City youth wrote to hi
whopsy popsy Us follows: II want 20,
to come around to our house If YOU
can't get anybody to come around t,
your house and fetch you around t,
our house l will come around to you
house and fetch you around to gu
house."
The Durant company's hop will tax
place this evening ut Recreation Hall
The committee on arrangements ar
Peter HANNA, n. Wasserman, Johl
Benns, Joseph Menchen and VIM. T
Rose, and the reception committee vii
be F. E. Warren, ]. X. jeffrey and r
+. Glover. Music furnished by Prof
Smiths full orchestra band, and tn
floor under the management of II
Buechner and w. IL. Harte.
1t is conceded by every physical
whose opinion Is worth anything, tina
electricity gives to man his vigor O
mind. His nervous system serves til
office Of Geographic wires, and convey
the life-giving current to every part o
the body. Those who are weak, ner
vous, debilitated and Frustrated, Iacl
electrical force and have but little cleo
trical force in them, and lack the powe
to generate it. The application of tn
American galvanic company's applian
ces are for sale by George Freund, Fer
guson street.
For Sale.