The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-08-12
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Mr.. GeOEse AAstsn is -rsnOyAting his
establishment.
Warm days and cool nights are the
rule in these parts-
The live stock exchange Is open and
occupied day and evening.
This warm weather Is producing
much sickness among infants-
Denver Is fastening the inAugura-
ton Of a paid fire department
These are called dog-days because
everybody -dog-gone's" the heat.
The Denver Trib1As claimed that
eo,eOo people were in that city on Tues
day.
The special train Of the Knights
Templar will consist Of ten Pullman
cara
The brand inspectors worked ON a
large number Of applications yesterday,
and rejected most Of them.
BY the way, what has become Of
Judge Blair's six convicts sentenced at
Evanston to the Laramie City boarding
hsaseI
The people living near C~herryvale,
Kansas, aver that the original Benders
were lynched before they got out Of
Kansas.
Denver raised thunder until she got
the city council started TO building sew
ers. and now she Is raising inferno be-
cause the sewers are being built.
The Deadwood papers have telegraph
reports about half the time only. owing
TO the eccentric wires OF the Cheyenne
q Black Hills telegraph line.
Look not upon the cucumber when IL
is green and giveth It's color In the
rind, for at last IL biteth like an alIiga-
tor and stingeth like n lightning rod.
No. 4 train did not arrive in Chey-
enne last evening until 0 O'Clock. A
freight train on the western division
jumped the track and caused the delay.
The Laramie women are very shrewd,
When they give their children matches
TO play with and then go OF visiting,
they always carry the insurance policy
with them.
A large delegation OF Wyoming CON-
mandery No. !, Knights Templar,
will leave Cheyenne next Friday for
Chicago, to take part in the grand con-
clave. The knights win make their
headquarters at the fremont House.
An unusually large number OF titled
foreigners are now travelling In this
country, and every steamer brings
more. Many are Mt Newport, some ut
Saratoga, but the majority have come
west for experience with Indians or
buffalos.
A Deadwood paper says: MANY
heads Of cattle are coming" etc.
Wonder when their bodies will arrive?
It also gives n marksman credit for
''making 40 out Of n possible 49," This
rileman should join the American rife
team mt once.
Those OF our citizens who frequently
visit Fort ID. A. Russell will be pleased
to learn that hereafter there will be
dress parade after band practice. The
time OF the concert is fixed Mt 3 O'Clock
p. m. On SATURDAYS there will Ia
neither band concert nor dress parade.
Old Washable Black Coa, and THAR
industrious coffee cooler., b,ioado on
tho Wind river res,rvutio, srs hnsl,v
engaged In oet,,n, .v.v .,,n Tr,.,.
Sans rations. A private letter from
the AGENCY says that n good bill of fare
will preserve peace forever among these
Indians.
Two splendidlv built and eo,,i,naa
Pullman cars. the .Aryon and "a
vance. ~ were taken ont vss, NV No q
train YESTERDAY. They ara destined for
the Utah Northern road. narrow gapoe
Mr.. L. M. Bennett. superintepdept of
the Pullman carr ON the III p 4. now
in Ogden arranging for The r~unnIno N
tbese sleepersL
detectives, make 1t quito easy for them
to use deliberate living and deception In