The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-10-12
INSIDE GliM PSES.
Beautiful moonlight.

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The territorial convention will meet
in the city hall.
A cold, hard winter is predicted in
the Black Hills.
Remember the Forester matinee this
afternoon at 2 O'Clock.
The east bound train was an hour
and a half behind time yesterday.
Sad news from Col. Thornburgh's
command. See special on telegraphic
page.
The nov sheds along the line of the
Union Pacific railroad are nearly all re-
paired.
Hon. J. NJ. Tisdel is the republican
candidate for sheriff of Sweetwater
county.
James Perkins, ESQ.,, is the republic
a candidate for sheriff of Carbon
county.
The gentleman who receives the
nomination to-day for delegate will he
elected.
Farmers around Omaha are about
organizing a stock and produce market
in that city.
J. w. Dunr }, the new stage manager
for the Forester troupe is a thorough
master Of his business.
Twenty car loads of cattle were ship
ped yesterday by Snyder Brothers from
Julesburg for Chicago.
Mr.. Ed. T. DuHey, of Hazard, has
lost a dark bay pony mare. See full
description in this issue.
The probate judge and county trea-
surer wants you to pay your taxes, if
you haven't already done SO.
'.Miss Mutton" will be repeated this
afternoon by the Forresters. Tonight
they play 'The Honeymoon"
Yesterdays coach took out four pas
sengers for the Black Hills and six
more will leave this morning.
1t is said that some of the Canyon
Springs stage robbers have visited
Deadwood within the past week.
The switch engine which makes those
CHASTITY, ghostly, hideous noises is un.
dergoing repairs. Glad to hear it.
Prairie fires now illuminate the coun.
try round about Cheyenne these fine
evenings. They seem to he running
opposition to Luna.
The Reds and Deserets played a match
at Salt Lake the other day, in which
the Deserets were victorious. Score,
nine to nothing, in eight innings.
1t 10 William f. Lee employed by the
Union Pacific railroad, who is the re.
publican nominee for coroner, AMI not
William II. Lee, the express man, Us
some suppose.
A man named Thompson came neal
being killed on Friday evening while
working on the sewer. The tunnel
caved in but he was fished out, sustain
ing only slight bruises.
A report from Bismarck is to the
effect that the party out after the mules
stolen from the Northwestern Trans
portQtion company, as being hot on the
trail Of the thieves with every prospect
of o%vertaking them.
Pretty Pease being a lumber mer-
chant, WI presume the public will be
much board by his speeches when he en-
tiers upon the canvass. Although a
spruce young mar he will pine in vain
for the delegateship.
Herman Haas, P. HANNA, Thos.
R~utledge, Henry Altman, C. Roger, II.
Kimme and L. Kabis are the delegates
from Cheyenne to the grand lodge OF
Odd Fellows which meets next Tuesday
at Rawlins Springs.
One of the eleven Nez Perces Indians
en- route for the Fort Leavenworth
military prison, upon seeing at Omaha
a locomotive for the first time, said to
Lieut.. Woodbridge, Funny horse that
when do you feed him."
Hon. l. G. Whipple, chairman of the
citizens yellow fever committee, has
received an acknowledgment from
Drexel 81 Co., Philadelphia, of the re-
ceipt Of s135 donated by the officers
and civilians at Fort Laramie.
The republican territorial convention