The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-10-06
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Indications point To lively cam,
psign.
Highest temperature yesterday 752;
lowest, IS.
And now the cattle shipping season
Is at its height.
That big Massachusetts, canal will be
dug just for a Cod.
A society .or the study Of astronomy
should be organized in Cheyenne.
The democratic primary elections
will be held on tomorrow evening.
Prayer meeting at the Presbyterian
church this evening at 7:3O O'Clock.
The ladies Of the Presbyterian church
propose to hold a fair sometime in No
yember.
A big trotting meeting is being ar
ranged to come of soon in the Cheyenne
driving PARK.
The timbering in the V%ulture and
C~hrysolite mines Leadyille was on fire
the other day.
Wire pulling is being actually in
dulged in by the politicians who are
telegraphing for proxies.
Two fruit cars from California went
through yesterday bound for New
York. They headed No. 4 train.
Jim Kennedy, the half-breed Mexi.
can, who killed lockwood near Den
yer the other morning. surrendered
himself.
II you wish to attend a good old fash
Toned life giving prayer meeting, go to
the Baptist church tonight. at the
court house, at 1850 p. IN.
The epizootie which Ia now raging
over the east, is very similar 20 the cpl
demic Of 1872, which occurred during
the month Of October Of that year.
Elsewhere will 10 noticed the card
OF Katie Putnam. the celebrated act
ress. Miss Putnam Is much after the
style OF Lolita and Is in some respects
ehc superior OF Tue latter.
A detachment OF the 9th infantry.
under orders TO move from White river
to Fort Lyons, Col, passed through
yesterday in a special train. 1t. Col.
Huston, OF the 9th, was in command.
The wyman comedy company will
produce Uncle Toms Cabin ut the
Dramatic theater, this afternoon at 3
O'Clock; admission only % cents. Same
piece this evening; admission only 20
cents.
Passenger traffic yesterday: No. 3, Il
Cheyenne, % Colorado. "a through;
No. 4, s Cheyenne, IL Colorado, "a
through. &. C., IA Cheyenne, Il east,
3 west; ID. p. 10 Cheyenne, % east, 3
west.
There was some shooting done yes
terday afternoon On the grounds of the
Cheyenne gun club. The FIRST match,
ten birds each, between Bergesen and
Jones, was won by the former. A
second match between Bergesen, Camp
and Jones, was lost by the latter.
A very fine painting entitled "A late
autumn scene in New England by
Miss $. l.. Monroe, of Cheyenne, is on
exhibition at Hollis book store. The
picture Is n gem Of art and besides
represents n grand mountain scene.
We understand that II will be sold at n
very reasonable figure.
Mr.. W. ID. Peasc, Of Pease & TAYLOR.
returned from North Park ON Monday
with his family. lie reports the camp
as looking up splendidly, He brought
IN some fine specimens OF coal which
shows up In abundance In the Park.
The coal is Of a very good quality and
burns brightly and with great heat.
There Will be no trouble in getting fuel
for the.smelters in the Park.
Another good house greeted the WV
man combination at the Dramatic the.
alter last evening. The play was Black
Diamonds, founded upon the famous
secret order OF the Mollie Maguires Of
eastern Pennsylvania. Banty Bob was
played by Mr.. wyman. in which char.
acter he made an immense hit. As on
the previous evening, the audience
manifested the greatest pleasure.
Laramie Times: At the last term Of
the district court ut Evanston proceed.
ings were instituted against II. Garba.
natl the prosecuting attorney, to Dust
him from his office, on the ground.
that he was a member Of the last legis.
lative assembly of Wyoming, which
passed a law known rs the fee bin In.
creasing the pay Of prosecuting attor
neys. At an adjourned term Of tina,
court held on Tuesday last, Judg,
Blair decided, rs he did here, that III,
Zee bill passed at the last session is no
the law in this territory, and rs a nat
ural consequence was adjudged legally
entitled to hold the Office.
Dramatic Theater To-day.