The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-09-23

Judge Peek has not Jet rendered .
decision IN the injunction case.
The fnensn Of Omaha had = parade
and drill in their city on Tuesday.
Teachers meeting al tie Prssbyts-
rian study at 7:30 O'Clock this evening.
The heavy pressure OF cattle ship
menls has forced down the price Of
beef on the hoof.
The new water pipes have been laid
on Seventeenth street, and water was
turned on last night.
An intoxicated cowboy rode into
Ringolsky's store on horseback yester-
day and wa arrested by oficer Thorn
ason.
A car load Of hne dry goods, pur-
chased by Mr.. o. +. Cowhick in the
east rece3<3 arrived at his store yes
terday. -
JudgeVb reman, associate jnstice of
Utah, will resign his position in order
TO enter into the practice Of law in
salt lake.
The funeral Of the late Thomas Jep-
sen took place yesterday afternoon and
was largely attended by fremen and
citizens. The Sd cavalry band was in
attendance.
Workmen are still busy clearing
away the wreck at Barton station. All
trains still use the temporary track.
Supt. Law is on the ground superin-
tending the work.
Thomas Woods, the injured herder,
is growing better slowly. Yesterday
he recovered consciousness twice and
complained OF his head hurting him.
lie takes more nourishment now.
Passenger traffic yesterday. No. 5, 10
Cheyenne; "a Colorado; 40 through.
No. 4, IL Cheyenne; IL Colorado, A
through; q. c.. 10 Cheyenne; 7 east
) west; ID. T., 81 Cheyenne, 80 east.
The Diagnosed George case is bound
10 become famous. IL is 10 said that
George will be allowed to withdraw his
appeal Of not guilty and plead guilty;
also that lie will be sentenced ON Satur-
day next. We shall see.
Maj. Glafcke, proprietor OF the LEAD
En-, will at an early day start on an
extensive tour through western Wyo-
ming in order to pay a visit to his old
Mariana md IN fncraaaa tha nu.,lao. al
readers Of the peoples favorite news.
paper. He will be absent several
weeks.
swan Bros. have 10 cars OF Herefords
In the cattle show department Of the
Nebraska state fair. The Omaha Re.
publican says Of the animals: These
cattle have not been shown this year,
but they are In excellent condition and
no doubt will be noticed when the red
ribbon comes around. Among this
herd are a number of imported cattle,
thick set, having been imported this
year. t. ere are two excellent bulls with
this herd.
Silver Cliff Prospector: IL there is
anything calculated 10 make q man feel
that his luck is made up OF pure cussed-
ness, let him be on the losing side OF a
seventeen hundred game Of poker, and
then In an effort I get an ever run
onto some sallow-faced, coughing
corpse, walking about simply to save
funeral expenses, apparently without
sufficient life TO blow out a tallow dip,
and attempt TO ''get away" with him,
and all OF a sudden have the ghost
wake up and show the mocassins of the
aforesaid individual.
"Broncho Bill" the colored cowboy
who is well known in this city, was
tried yesterday for assault and battery,
In seriously beating one OF the ser.
geants ut Fort Russell. Bill was ar.
raigned before Justice Bean and de.
manded a jury trial. The following
gentlemen constituted the jury: Messrs.
Henry Masten, o. l.. Camp, John Tai
bot, j. ID. L~angworthy, Chas. Justus
and W. ii. Killian. The case proceeded
and soon ended by the jury finding a
verdict of guilty. Judge Bean then
sentenced Bill to pay n fine of 800 and
sis.75 rs costs, in default OF which he
was committed to the county Jail for a
term OF six months. Bill Is now pick
ing his teeth inside the prison bars.