The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-12-14
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The legislature has sine died.
Denver wants a skating rink. That's
a new wrinkle.
Skating is very good on the lakes and
on Crow creek.
Cheyenne is still the capital of Wyo-
ming territory.
Newspapers are springing up all over
the Black Hills.
Custer City is to have two more news
papers and a big bank.
The Denver policemen get 800 per
month and a gray uniform.
James O,Donnell, of Leadville, died
suddenly in Denver on Friday last.
Jack hasn't showed up to the Ute
commission yet. He is ''the coming
man."
Con Maher, an old resident of Colo
RADIO and Wyoming, died in Leadville
the other day.
The American Union and the West
ern Union are engaged in a legal war
fare about the use of certain wires.
Joseph Marian, who was killed in
Leadville the other day, was once an
employe at Thorp's livery stable. Chey-
enne.
The Inter Ocean bar is becoming the
fayorite resort of the elite of the city.
Only the best of everything is served
there.
Merrick's paper at Custer City did
not appear yesterday, owing to the abb
sence of n piece of machinery which
failed to arrive.
Waterbury Seeley, a brother of con-
ductor Seeley, of the U. p. road, had a
hand severed from the arm yesterday
while coupling cars at Sherman.
Most of the western members of the
legislature will go home to-day. Some
will hold over until tomorrow, while a
few have som business in Denver.
The public schools were in session
yesterday, because of the stoppage in
the early part of the week on account
of changes in the heating apparatus.
The Denver Republican says: at is
settled that the Utes cannot enter the
Indian territory. They should be en-
tered as real estate in some land office"
Mrs. Frodsham, widow of the man
who was lynched in Leadville a short
time since, proposes to sue the county
for $50, 900 damages.
One difference between n territorial
legislature and a congress is that the
former has its sessions limited and the
latter not. Another difference is 3d.
S40-in salaries.
A young man named Austin Thomp-
son, extra brakeman in the U. p. yards
at Omaha, fell on the track and two
empty freight ears passed over his
thighs, on Thursday last. His thighs
were lacerated horribly, but he may re-
cover the use Of them in time.
Secretary Spates received and APP
proved, on yesterday, the bond of
Frances E. Warren, the new treasurer
of the territory, for $50, 000. The
bondsmen are /. e. Whipple, Z. p,
Snow and VIM. Gulterman. Treasurer
Warren entered upon his duties imme-
diately.
John Dreamer is the name of the
man who has been arrested for the
murder of Joseph Marian, in Lead
vile. Before being placed in Jail a
mob captured him and, putting a rope
around his neck, proceeded to hang
him The earnest entreaties of Officer
Walker saved his life.
A game of draw-poker was played in
a saloon on Main street, on Saturday,
in which one of the parties, Tom Hen
nessey, of Cheyenne, now on a visit here,
left the table a loser to the tune of 3d.
700. Tom limited that he would ''see''
his vis-a-vis on Monday, and Hennessy
will keep his word, you bet.-Deddicood
NetrS.
The republic of Guatemala, Central
America, has issued a translation of
its immigration law, published in
pamphlet form. The LEADER has
been favored with a copy thereof. As
the document is too long, and perhaps
too drowsy, to publish, we will simply
say that it is at the service of any of
our readers who desire to- immigrate
to Guatemala.