The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-07-17
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The Laramie City hospital building
has been commenced ear
The board of equalization expects to
close its labors to-day.
The Sabbath school e~xcursionists &C
to Fort Collins this morning.
Recent hail storms have very much
injured the crops around Denver.
Beaconsield, the Berlin bouncer, is
the biggest boy in the British lines
now.
Henry Ward Beecher is expected to
pass through Cheyenne the latter part
of the week.
A Denverite named Nicholas Deuts-
che died in jail there on Sunday. De
lirium treinens.
Our fremen talk Of sending q team
to Chicago in September, instead of to
Pueblo next month.
Interesting and instructive reading
matter will also be found on the inside
Of THE LEADER.
About six hundred English emigrants
bound for Mormondom passed through
the city yesterday afternoon.
''Jedge" Isaac Baggs, formerly q
resident Of Cheyenne, has finally drift
ed around to California again.
Young Searight, who was SO badly
bruised on Sunday by his horse falling
on him, is still improving rapidly.
Insanity is no cause for divorce in
Wisconsin. They think a person must
be crazy in the first place to marry.
There is something inexpressibly sad
about the music Of q church organ
while the collection is being taken up
There are three Cinnamon In regular
attendance ut one Of the Cheyenn,
Sabbath schools. "John" learns rap
idly.
Mrs. ID. P. Bowors, the eminent &C
tress, will visit Colorado In August
She Is the greatest "Lady Isabel' O.
the stage.
Isadore and David Heller, doing a
auction and commission business Ii
Denver, have failed. Only thirty thou
sand dollars.
The foundation for the new Catholic
church, is nearly completed and worl
will be commenced in a few days upoi
the main walls.
The demurrer to the indictment II
the McIntire bank-defaulting case a
Denver Is being argued in the Distric
court Mt that place.
Mr.. J. s. Brown, Of the oil region
of Pennsylvania, has arrived at Evan.
ton, and proposes to develop some G
the oil wells Of Uinta county.
There is a celestial on Hill street nea
Eames' Hotel who discourses muc'
good music or n Chinese banjo. Crowd
nightly gather around to hear him.
And now that the Rocky Mountail
News has become q Democrati,
sheet, we may soon expect to hear o
the death Of the Denver Democrat.
Dan Rice's circus is going up tn
Missouri, taking in all the towns, an
will cut across lots to Deadwood. Thi
will be a new feature for the B'ac'
Hills folks.
District Judge George G.. Bennett,
Of Deadwood, has gone to Washington
to meet face to face the men who al
lying about him and seeking to effe'
his removal.
. A fight took place in one Of Il
theatres last night between a doc
keeper and a performer In a rival esta'
lishment. The pugilists were place
under arrest.
Good authority estimates the potat
acreage of the Black Hills at four hur
dred acres, and grain at five hundre
acres. One hundred bushes Of potatot
to the acre, 10000.
On Sunday evening an unknown
tramp was u over by the cars u
Rawlins. 1t is scarcely necessary t.
say that he was killed, his head bein
severed from his body.
Longmont calls for fifteen freight car
per day. The movement OF wheat an
flour towards Chicago has commence
in earnest, under the influence Of Pre-
ident Loveland's low rates.
T. b. Weare and w. E. McHenr,
two young men from Chicago, are Q
their way home from the Black Hill
where they made over s12, 600 in n fe'
weeks, by mining operations.
No prayer meeting ut the Rresbyt,
rian church this evening in consequence
OF the picnic. 1t will be held, how
ever, at the residence Of Mr.. Powelsor
2O1 west 18th street, on Thursda
evening at 8 O'Clock.
Mr.. F. Freund was presented with
fine boy baby yesterday. Weight a
usual; mother and child doing well
father happy-very happy. The physi
clan who imported the same says h
\ only a few SO nice looking squallers
lett 50 call on him early.
Col. worrell, Of Alabama, who's,
name inquired prominently in the cele
brated Sanford child trial, is in Denver
and. 1t is rumored, will marry Mrs