The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-10-09

training for the races OF next week.
There will be about twenty crack
horses at the races next week. Colo
RADIO will send up all Of her crack
flyers
Don't fail,to see the Katie Putnam
this evening in Curiosity Shop" A
rare treat awaits you. Katy has no
superiors.
The republican territorial convention
will meet at Rawlins this morning. A
candidate for delegate To congress will
be nominated.
The Indian question ean be solved by
driving the warlike reds 10 the bank OF
the Pacific and compelling them 10
work or jump.
The 'old Hundred" special went
down TO Denver yesterday TO be used
by Nj. A. A. Egbert and family on a
Pheasant excursion.
One OF the strange sights observed
yesterday was a white with four
colored children OF her own. The lat
ter were quadroons.
The best hold" Of the Omaha re-
porters these days Is In dishing up a
n lotof fictitious staff about love scrapes
and immoral doings.
Rochester. n. Y, boasts Of a wood
turner who has taken l3.029 glasses Of
beer during the past twelve years. lie
Is also a good tumbler turner.
One p~erceptible difference between
the republicans and democrats now is,
the former are walking the chalk and
the latter are chalking the walk.
A search for the Attic exploring ship
Jeanette Is talked OF. The public and
scientific interest is divided between
hunting the pole and hunting the hunt
ers.
Workmen will be set TO building a
grand stand at the Cheyenne driving
park to-day. 1t will accommodate
several thousand people when com.
pleted.
The driving park folks have had
printed several hundred full sheet post
ers. They arc very handsome-they
were printed at the LEADER Office, you
will perceive.
Passenger traffic yesterday: No. ;, IL
Cheyenne, IS Colorado, 80 through;
No. 4, IL Cheyenne, 8 Colorado, 81
through. q. CA Cheyenne, 0 east,
D west; ID. p. Cheyenne, 10 east,
west.
IL Is o an uncommon thing TO hear
a young lady say she will never marry
a man until she finds one TO whom she
may look up Is greatly her superior.
But why should n man want n wife who
Is sc greatly his INFERIOR 1t is n OF
those things which has two sides to It.
At dessert they commence to tell
some spicy anecdotes, and the young
lady Of the house-very innocent-was
at the table. ~ have something de.
cidedly rich," said one of the guests,
but looking toward the young lady
stopped go on" she said, 81 will
shut my eyes"
The Colorado and Wyoming presby-
terry commenced In Denver last night
and will be In session over Sunday.
The following delegates went down on
the ID. =. train last evening: Rev. ].
Y. Cowhick, Mrs. G. A. Searight, Miss
Lizzie Starlight, Cheyenne; Rev. Hamil.
ton, Rawlins; Bev. J. McGaughey, Lar
annie City; and Rev. Sheldon jackson.
who Is just returned from the Pan.
Presbyterian council in Philadelphia.
Miss Mamie Clay accompanied the
Cheyenne party on a visit.
There Is n goat tied In n Nineteenth
street corral-an Annie Maria goat
The liberty OF the line extends to the
sidewalk, inclusive, but ms a slender
fence divides 1t from the butter a
lady with u red shawl %innocently passed
that way without dreaming Of danger.
This is the way 1t appeared to a mar
up tree or on. the other side of the road,
which was the same thing so far as the
goat was concerned. The next thinr
this man saw was q In a red
shawl, In n highly .excited condition Of
mind, lying over a pile Of sand and q
goat standing on his hind legs In tho
middle OF the walk gazing on the wreck
OF female loveliness. II was but for a
single moment, but 1t was but enough
for all practical purposes. The mex.
wink saw the goat calmly feeding on
the other side Of the fence and a lady
with cheeks matching a red shawl sail.
Ing down street. The rapidly shifting
scenery appeared to the man on the
other side Of the street like an optical
delusion-some trick Of Herrmann's, in
which rapidIty Of touch excels the Wis.
ion and bothers the understanding.
lie Is equally ready TO swear he did or
didn't see what he saw.