The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-08-20
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ten
rhs orchards in Greeley are pAnniHg
out well.
A number Of hOrss races are reported
on first page.
Flies are more numerous in Cheyenne
this summer THAI ever before.
John SPARKS win ship u cars OF cattle
from Pine Bluffs % Aug. n
TIE Colorado democratic convention
Is very long winded this time
Maj. vroom brought back two de-
serters yesterday from Denver.
Highest temperature yesterday, 1872;
lowest $50; rainfall, on Of an inch
Chicago will eleai oyer a million dol
lars by the knights Templar eonclave-
Colorado did her best In endeavoring
10 give Gen. Grant q dose OF dyspep-
STA.
Owners Of local flyers take 4 big In
terest In the career Of Maud s. and Sc.
Julien
Marks a Myers have some new ar
rivals Of goods. Sec their announce
ment elsewhere.
A Texas cowboy filled his hide with
booze last night, and II seemed 10 hnd
ready vent In b-oisterousness.
The u. p. pay car came in last even
ing and dispensed blessings literally to
the railroad employees hereabouts.
The members Of the literary associa-
ton enjoyed n ride about town last
evening, behind four fine gray steedsI
The funeral Of the late Mrs. Freden-
dali took place yesterday afternoon and
was largely attended by Borrowing
friends.
The latest kink In Omaha Is that re-
publican voters must be registered be-
fore being permitted 70 vote at the
primary elections.
Aman named John Lytle shielded In
Omaha the other by shooting himself
through the head. He had only arrived
from Pittsburgh n few weeks before.
George s. Brown, formerly Of Chey-
eDne, who has been running the Com
mercial hotel Mt Fort Collins, has leased
the Tedmon house, same city, for three
years.
The additional building 10 the large
livery stable OF Mr.. q. g. Charlton, is
now under roof. Il will be n Of the
finest barns In the west when COM
pieted.
Passenger traffic yesterday: No. 3.
10 Cheyenne; % Colorado; 30 through.
No. l., Cheyenne; 10 Colorado: IS
through. e. c., Cheyenne; % east;
10 west.
Messrs. A. ii. Swan, Ingrhaam,
Emery and Page have arranged for n
trotting race ut the Cheyenne driving
park 10 come of on the 4th Of Septem-
ber next.
II Is said that the Union Pacific rail-
road company has contracted for n
monument 10 the memory Of Oliver and
Cakes Ames, TO be located at Sherman
the highest point Of the Rocky
mountains. and to cost $4,000.
The Cheyenne Serenaders" is the
name OF n trio Of young men who
MARBLE their amative strains under
meath the chamber window OF their
favored lady friends, while the fair
moon sails softly through u cloudless
sky.
Up to u late hour last evening Willie
Davis, the young colored woman who
attempted suicide by burning herself,
was living. She was In great pain, and
deeply gricved the rash act which must
result In death. Her suffering was
very great.
There Is n great deal Of complaint
among our citizens on account Of the
erratic manner Of the newspaper mails.
Papers that never before failed to ar
rive on time are delayed this week, and
one gentleman received n package Of
papers that was three weeks ON the
way from the Atlantic coast. There is
mismanagement somewhere ON the pos
| tai route east OF this city.
Sentenced q Lincoln.
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