The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-09-04
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The Pueblo Democrat is publishing a
campaign daily.
Genuine colored men perform at Re-
creation hall tonight.
Ground has been broken at Ieadville
for a Methodist parsonage.
Ball on Friday night for the benefit
OF the yellow fever sufferers.
Government steamers are stuck in
the mud in the Yellowstone.
County Treasurer C. F. Miller is
sending out his little tax bills.
The Colorado Central railroad bonds
have not as yet been signed and deliv-
cred.
Small boys will soon begin to notice
that it Is almost time not to go bare
foot.
Douglas Rhodes now takes Aliens
Anti-Fat. He don't like being so
obese.
A good boy may not become a hand
some man, but a nice bonnet surely
becomes q pretty woman.
Five car loads of soldiers will pass
through the city to-day en- route from
st. Louis to San Francisco.
twenty-five cords Of wood are being
carried from the top Of. timber line to
the summit of Pixies Peak.
A young man named Anton Kotyza
was fatally stabbed in a dance hall ut
Omaha on Saturday evening.
A couple of buffaloes were killed on
Saturday In the vicinity Of Hat creek
station by Mr.. G. A. Walker.
The Larimer county Express states
that wheat Is turning out poorly; not
over fifteen bushels to the acre.
Speaker Andrews pays the capital
frequent visits of late. He says there
sis nothing up however, as yet.
E. Lander, a murderer from Utah,
was arrested at Laramie City on Satur-
day and taken back to Salt Lake City.
Don't forget Callender's Georgia
Minstrels at Recreation hall this eve
ming. The troupe is an excellent one.
Baptist prayer meeting to night, at
at the residence of Prof. c. L. Wells,
on Ferguson street. All are cordially
invited.
Lecture and prayer meeting at the
Presbyterian church this evening at
n O'Clock. Subject: 1.-THE Good Sa-
mRritan."
MI. w. B. Vickers, Of the Denver
Tribune, is endeavoring to get up a
grand press excursion to Salt lake city
next month.
Trabing Brothers offer to construct
the Medicine Bow bridge for 81, $50.
John W. Johnson's bid for the same
was $4,000.
The three cent silver pieces are going
out Of circulation. Postmasters are
to take them for stamps, but
not to reissue them.
Evanston people have got their irri-
canal done, and now discover
TINT all kinds of vegetables may be
grown there to perfection.
The Cheyenne fire department will
hold a meeting this "wednesday eve
ming, at 7:30 O'Clock, in the city hall.
Every member is requested to be pres
ent.
Laramie City is getting to be such a
for outlaws that the Senti-
pleads piteously for additions to the
police force. Come over here Doc, and
live in Gods country.
It has come to light that VIM. En-
right who was shot by the Laramie
City policeman, is an old offender. He
'erved seven years with Frodsham in
California ~penitentiary.
a lively little fight took place near
he corner of Sixteenth and Hill streets
asst evening. After a couple of blows
IN each side the parties separated and
led just in time to escape the police.
Miss Ida Hamilton desires us to deny
he report that she has authorized the
'ale Of the house in which she now re-
She says ''if any person has
made such sale the title is utterly worth
Thousands of dollars are pouring
INTO the fever-stricken cities of the
South from Northern sources. The
money affords partial relief from suffer-
ng, but, unhappily, is unable to stay
he ravages of the plague.
County Commissioner Maggie tried to
rave a meeting Of the Board yesterday
morning, but IS he couldn't hold a
Meeting ''all alone by himself" he
adjourned. Messrs. Swan
nd Sparks were both out of town.
When a man is found dead in the
Black Hills with his skull crushed, his
hroat cut. and 81 bullet holes distrib-
tied over his body, the coroner's jury
ire five hours deciding whether the
ieath was caused by violence or a visi-
tation Of Divine Providence.
Don't whip a child,'' says a news
paper writer. And this in the face of
The fact that a failure on the part of