The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-04-01


Highest Temperature yesterday, az;
lowest, llo; highest wind. % milea-
Three companies Of the Fifth cavalry
will depart from Fort ID. A. Russell to-
day.
The railway conductor hall in Den
yer the other evening was a grand u C
Gees.
Work on the Wyoming, Montana and
Pacific road will be inangurated this
month.
Teachers meeting at the Presby-
terrain parsonage this evening at ESQ
O'Clock.
Moving day In the east. Here you
can move any time when the landlord Is
watching you.
There Is an interesting discussion 60
ing on in Laramie City. on the temper
ance question.
There was a very sever storm on
the line OF the U. p. road e Ogden
on last evening.
A few buttons Of gold were fried out
Of some Rawhide ore yesterday by an
amateur assayer.
The Union Pacific road Is receiving
large numbers Of freight ears for It's
increasing business.
Mines are booming now, but when
the time for the round up comes. the
cows will boom, you bet.
Applicants for appointment TO the
West Point military academy will be
examined in Cheyenne to-day.
There will soon be a horse railway
running from Deadwood TO Central,
and then the Hills folks seii he toney.
Laramie City Is clean gone on North
Park. The words occur frequently
even in the prayers OF the religious
Laramieites.
The supreme court did not announce
n decision In the Mccain case on yes
terday, as expected, but may probably
do so to-day.
Boys are leaving their homes In the
east TO come west and grow up hunt
ers and miners. This Is n regular
spring boom.
The Crows haven't grown very de-
monstrative yet. Probably they will
conclude that discretion and govern
ment pap are best after all.
Passengers from the east who are
destined for North Park are arriving In
Cheyenne to OUTFIT. A party arrived
from Boston the other day.
A thirty-day boarder was received at
Diapers hotel yesterday. He is given
thirty days time to repent Of having
committed the crime Of petty larceny.
Deadwood Pioneer: Exactly six
months have elapsed since Deadwood's
cremation, yet n stranger would fail to
discover any traces Of that great dis
aster.
"Brickn Pomeroy Is n fraud ab initio.
The Monte Cristo mining company, Of
which he Is president" Is a fraud.
"Brick'' may soon be run out of Colo
RADIO.
The Western Union has recovered
the use Of the wire along the c. c. from
Cheyenne TO Denver, and the Denver
press now receive their associated press
dispatches through this city.
Henry Dillman, brother OF Joseph
Dillman, has come to Cheyenne with
his family, from Omaha, and will make
this city his home. Mr.. d. will 60 into
business with his brother Joseph.
Railroad passenger traffic yesterday:
No. 3 train, 81 Colorado, 16 Cheyenne,
II through. No. 4, % through, 10
Cheyenne. Z Colorado. G. c., 10 for
the east. d. p, o for the east, 4 for
the west.
You can bet your life that snide and
brainless newspaper men will invent a
series of lies. Of the April first order,
for their columns to-day. You can
stamp =. "A journalistic fraud by such
practices.
Z. A. Sothern, the great actor, Is
on his farewell tour. After this sea-
son he will retire from the stage, hay
ing amassed a fortune. Reserved seats
for Monday nights entertainment at
| u,rlhut, proa
w. G. provinces was out yesterday
surveying the new race track for the
Cheyenne driving park association. The
track will be a half mile In length. On
one said,-the home stretch-it will be
eighty feet wide, and OF the other side,
sixty feet wide.
The Odd Fellows Of Fort d. A. Rus
sell gave their ball last evening, which
was well attended by soldiers and civil
ians. Hon. II. Garbanati, president Of
tina late territorial council, delivered a
splendid address to the large audience
present, before the dancing begun.
An excited individual at Chase's the
alter last night threw q chair from a
box and knocked the lamps from one Of
the chandeliers. The result wal that
the floor caught fire, and was with diff
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