The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-11-01
CAPTURED HERE AID lHeRe
Drink BudWeiser.

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Six passengers went out for Dead
wood on the coach yesterday.
The region around Medicine Bow is
still troubled with horse thieves.
The treasure coach from the Hills
arrived safely In Cheyenne yesterday.
Dime readings at the Congregational
church this evening; to be followed by
n sociable.
Boone May gives 1t as his opinion that
Tom Price, the wounded road agent,
can neye recover.
.Messrs. Underwood & McGregor are
calcimining and otherwise repairing
their store rooms.
About thirty-6ve packers belonging
to the Third cavalry, will arrive from
the north tomorrow.
The Pueblo calaboose caught fire on
Tuesday and burned Pat Kelcher and
James Farrell to death.
A change has taken place in the
Cheyenne q Black Hills stage company;
Col. NJ. T. Patrick retiring from the
firm.
Col. Downey, the republican candi-
date for delegate in congress, is expect
ed to speak in Cheyenne on Monday
night.
A large number Of ladies we're in at
tendance at the sewing society held
yesterday afternoon at the residence Of
Mrs. G.. A Starlight.
The receipts derived from the Catho-
lie fair and festival for the three w
nings amount to 81, 015; expenses only
$50; leaving a clear gain Of 1886.
Preaching this evening and also to-
morrow evening at 7:30 at the Presby-
terrain church preparatory to commun-'
ion. A cordial invitation to all TO at
tend.
Fred Bennett was bound over yester-
day In the sum Of $500 for his appear
ance at the next term of court on the
charge Of stealing a gold watch from
DIR. Schultz.
The man Ford who shot John Rus
sell on Tuesday night ut sturgis City,
in the Black Hills, turns out to be
Badly" Ford and not "Billy" Ford, a
former resident Of Cheyenne.
Col. George II. Butler, nephew of
Ben Butler, who made a trip to the
Black Hills by way of Cheyenne about
a year ago, is in q hospital at Washing
ton city a confirmed drunkard.
Mr.. Splan came up from Denver yes
terday on the Colorado Central, bring
ing with him Rarus and three other
valuable pieces Of horse flesh. He
went west on the afternoon train.
A late Kansas City paper is authority
for the statement that 8. T. Smith, the
newly-appointed receiver OF the Kan
sas Pacific, has Hled his bond and quail
lied, and will take formal possession Of
the road to-day.
Some one Is supposed to have taken
a.cloak belonging to Mrs. Thos. Rut-
ledge from Recreation Hall Wednesday
night, and left a small and inferior one
instead. 1t Is desirable that the mis-
take be rectifed. p.
S. II. II. Clark, general manager Of
the Union Pacific railroad company.
has purchased the right to use the
Continuous Draw-Bar" upon the Un-
ion Pacific railroad. This is a step in
the right direction, IS 1t strengthens a
weak point in car construction, is an
additional security to passenger and
freight transportation, and will greatly
improve the fine equipment OF the I'm
ion Pacific
The statements of the LEADER, backed
up by quotations. from the official legis-
lature Journals, In regard to Pease's
record rs a Legislator, have astonished
even the most sanguine friends of
Eugene. They have examined the rec
ords themselves; but have found no
comfort. Truth is mighty and will
prevail.n
There are 80 many Of our enterpris-
ing citizens who rendered efficient SER
vices in making the Catholic fair and
festival a succ- IS, that We will not at
tempt to mention them all. Great
credit is due, however, to Rev. Father
Hayes, the popular pastor, as also to
the energetic ladies of the church.
They may well be proud of their efforts.
Col. Murrin yesterday received a
large invoice Of Budweiser, pnt up in
cases containing four bottles each.
Accompanying the outfit Isa corkscrew
and a glass tumbler. The cases are
provided with handles and are just the
thing for picnic parties in the summer;
or tor candidates who go out In the fall
to see how the crops-of votes are pam
ming out.
Downey Is as certain to be elected by
n handsome majority, as the sun is to
rise on election day. This Is the pre-
vailing opinion all over the territory.
Several well-posted democrats. who
know what Is going on, state that the
few friends of Pease are respondent
and have no hope Of electing him. He
has lost his grip and will be so badly
defeated that his Chinese porteges will