The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-06-07
MINOR MENTION.


post yesterday.
omaha's base ball club wa scooped
by al obscure nine to the tune of II
to 0.
The Laramie Times says Delegate
Downey is expected home in a few
days.
Engine company No. /, of Omaha,
had a moonlight picnic on Thursday
night.
Although this is summer time, many
folks hereabouts are badly afflicted with
spring fever.
Prospectors have gone out from Lar
annie to look up wealth in the region of
North Park.
Three deserters were taken from the
county jail yesterday and conveyed to
Fort D. A. Russell.
The Denver 6remen are ~preparin0
for n moonlight excura,on Hare 10 a
suggestion for the Alerts.
Some fine pair Dared boats are ex-
pected to arrive in time for the Fourth
of July regatta on Lake Minnebaha.
Two Ogden idiots have been indule.
ing in a peanut eating match. 1t is
feared that both contestants will live.
Taad Citv 10 bov;no -. straa,s ,,,,.,
with gold quartz. 1t ia too extensive
to have them paved with quarts OF
gold.
A very fashionable audience will be-
present this evening Mt the CHEYENNE
Dramatic theater. TO enjoy the min.
strels.
A brief telegram received yesterda,
states that the steamship Deyonshire,
from Philadelphia, for London, lost 15s
head of cattle in a gale.
w. S. Tobey has caused to be built q
very nice fountain in the Union Pacific
express Office. and has put into it 6
number of beautiful fish.
The infant child NJ Mr. and Mrs
John pbiuips waa bur,ad Yesterday
There was quite a large number of on
citizens in attendance at the funeral.
Two yery interesting letters are pub
lisbed this m~ornino-one from Uors,
creek about the oround ms ), and IN,
other from Salt lake abont railroa,
matters.
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tho h dav ! To- har h.o,,a.
She wos .ent 20 prss.u Kon.aa 90 !,
was osoortainad ~ 1o,tor - - -,
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soos u"y ,oi Gun
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1t is said that one of the fellows VIII,
was engaged IN buying ponds ior one 0
q pahhs III this city disappeared VIII
sioV.'o III nus pocket ana 'hat Tn
panA aioiesaiu uiu not squeai.- imam
hepoo"eo"'
A hail storm struck the round up OIL
on the Chugwater on the 4th inst.
killing two horses belonging to tn,
Swan Brothers. Hail stones as large a,
eggs fell; some were estimated at on,
pound each.
According to the report of a Neyads
paper, Edward S. Stokes. the killer o,
Jim Fisk, has sold his mining interest,
In Nevada, and is about to take nm hi,
residence in Leadyille, with a view O.
putting money into her mines.
Denver bas sevsr,l oroa ,;zot;o,o ~
socialists, To understand that term 4
may be well to say hat thew are tn,
same as the internationalists of Eng
land and Italy, the communists q,
France. the socialists of GERMANY anf
the nihilists of Russia.
A large number of the deJuded seek
ers of wealth On the carbonate camn n
Leadyille are passino tbronoh Cbav
arna daLu -, &c
genial homes In the east They s,,,,
express their disgust of hat mimi,
camp. and utter words of experienc,
which should prove n warning 70 nj
seeking wealth in that locality.
The Cbinaman who was in the am
ploy of Col. Mnrrin. and succeeded n
getting awav with n large onantitv =,
his cigars and %Iiopors WAC fo,nd
nluo, was iouho
uo' eouI'