The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-06-14
MINOR MENTION.
wyoming has boss summers.


the city night guard.
Denver will have the free letter de-
livery about the first Of July.
Prairie schooners don't drop anchor
in this port as often as of yore.
Wyoming is not much troubled by
fears for the safety Of her grain crops.
The man who hasn't q Fourth of
July GRAFTON to deliver is unhappy in
deed.
No tidings Of Paroles whereabouts
in the late Ascot race have yet foated
this way.
The Denver reporters are badly
''struck"-clean gone, on the Madame
Rentz minstrels.
The Fifth cavalry band gives open air.
concerts every evening at $50 O'Clock,
Saturdays excepted.
1t may not be news to you that it
rained last evening, but you will read
this item all the same.
When this region becomes as humid
as local meteorological prophets say,
Grow creek will be navigable for men
of war.
1t seems there are a great many men
going into the North Park mines, but
the results coming out are not very
large yet.
The Carbon county Ners says that
the Freund improved sharps' rifle
stands to-day IS the champion rifle Of
the world. M -
The jury in the case of Henry King,
who were out for t%wenty-four hours,
returned with a verdict of not guilty
yesterday morning.
There are fourteen murderers I'M
der sentence Of death In Texas. Before
they are hanged, there will likely be
fourteen more ready for the halter.
The Canadian government has ex-
tended the order prohibiting the impor-
tation of American cattle into the Do
minion to the It'll of September next.
The Baptist church will hold services
in Recreation Hall on to morrow morn
ing at IL o'clock. Address by Prof.
Wells. No evening service. Sabbath
school at 1915.
1t Is said that Cont, the polished
rascal, who will soon go to the peni-
tiary to atone for his offences, is an ex-
cellent veterinary sugeon. AS complete
a surgeon, for instance as he is Q ras-
cal. Xxx A,ak
John Evans, who stole some proper
ty in Denver, was arrested yesterday in
Sidney, through the Rocky Mountain
Detective association. He will be
brought through the city to-day on his
way to Denver.
The entire day was occupied yester-
day in the district conrt with the case
of the Territory vs.. Dan Fallen. The
case was submitted to the jury about
adjournment time, and a verdict OF not
guilty was soon rendered.
The United States branch mint at
Denver suspended operations yesterday,
the appropriation having expired. The
employees, nine in number, have been
retired, at least until the first day of
july Republican.
The convict Reynolds will not he CIV
en- into the custody of the United States
marshal till Saturday. We only regret
that the leaders Of the Latter-day
fraud, who are the real criminals, are
not compelled TO accompany him.-S.
L. Tribune.
A gentleman writing to the Montreal
Witness from Liverpool, says that the
shippers from the United States and
Canada are o~vercrowding the Liver
pool market with cattle. The result of
this is that the prices obtained are not
nearly so good as they would be were
the shipments divided among the
principal cities of England. ~
Henry Harrington had q gala day
yesterday. 1t was the 18th Of June,
and he makes 1t an invariable rule to
don a clean shirt on that occasion. AS
an evidence of his precision 1t may be
stated that he has not been derelict in
this respect since 1673.-Sun.
The SIN man wouldn't have given
Henry away had he been presented
with the cast off shirt this year as be-
fore.
John w. Dear, a long-haired, horny
handed digged at the Little Pittsburgh
mine, was, two years ago, clerk OF the
English house of lords. Papers and
proof il desired .vLeadriM Chronicle.
He might have been aclerk IN the
house Of lords, but not clerk Of the
house. IL we do bethink us Alright
Lord Beaconsfield's younger brother
occupies and has occupied that position
for a number Of years.
Writing from the Custer battlefield
]. A. Rea says: "During the three
years now almost past, time and ele-
ments have removed almost all traces
Of the eventful day in the annals of
modern Indian warfare. The mounds
however, tell the tale Of destruction,
and, during this spring, a monument
of wood enclosing the bones Of horses
and the like, collected on the field, has
been erected, SO that the graves and
general outline OF the country are all
that remain.
A Relic Of the Road Agents.