The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-09-14

Highest temperature yesterday T2'i
lowest, So.
The murder business continues brisk
in Leadyille.
The Denver fair will commence on
Tuesday, SEP. %.
Pereheron-N norman horses are be-
coming fashionable.
The average Deadwoodite is as ready
TO stampede rs he Is TO stake suthin'."
On Tuesday next there will be laid
the corner stone OF the Episcopal
cathedral building.
People often get mad at those who cut
them On the street. This is getting
angry for n slight u
Never before In the history Of Chey-
enne were dwelling houses 80 hard TO
obtain. All the tenements are oc-
cupied.
A party Of Englishmen, bent on a
hunting expedition in northwestern
Wyoming, were on board No. 3 train
yesterday.
Firebugs In Denver set fire 10 the
Telephone stables on Sunday last.
About $500 wodh of property was
destroyed.
Deadweed has n Garfield and Arthur
club. Such n club Is OF about as much
service In a territory n n whole edition
Of tracts In Hades.
Salt Lake Tribune: The mormons
are taking possession Of Salt River
Valley. Wyoming. and are establishing
n polygamous colony.
A game OF base ball was played In
Omaha on Sunday last by the Fort
Omaha and Union Pacific mines. The
former were victors by the tune OF II
to 10.
The grand lodge Of the knights Of
Pythias Of Colorado and Wyoming will
meet In Denver on Wednesday. A
number Of Wyoming knights will go
down TO day.
A hard case In Pueblo made an in
decent assault on n twelve year old
girl. He wal merely fastened to n tree
by the neck and left out all night for
inspection by the owls.
Passenger traffic yesterday. No. 3, 8
Cheyenne; IL Colorado; IS through;
No. 4, o Cheyenne; 10 Colorado, 30
through; G. c., - Cheyenne; IA east;
o west; d. p, 0 Cheyenne; 80 east.
The fact that the cattle shipments
from the plains will be smaller this year
than last has 4 tendency to keep up
prices. The only drawback Is the large
number Of cattle that are being shipped
ut once.
There was n delegation. OF Japanese
on No. 4 train yesterday. Some Of
them are students and the others be-
long to the Japanese embassy at WASH
ington. Those Of the latter were ac-
companied by their wives.
Deadwood Times: Five four mule
army wagons passed through town yes
terday on their way from Cheyenne to
Fort Meade. As near rs the eye could
discern in passing they were chiefly
laden with forage for the mules and the
most prominent feature Of the outfit
was Its accumulation Of dust.
The Eye Is the rather ludicrous name
OF a new democratic paper published in
Greeley and dedicated to the democra-
cy. 1t is published by Brooks & House.
Mr.. Brooks is a practical printer and
Mr.. House is n s~tenographer who Is
not unknown in Cheyenne. The pa
per is very neatly gotten up and is bit
terly partisan.
A novel election bet Is reported as
having been made by Hartford political
opponents. The loser Is to black boots
ut a designated corner for two hours on
u given day, the proceeds OF his work
to go to the orphan asylum. The agree
ment also provides that all moneys COL
lected shall be given TO the asylum;
that no change shall he given to the
party paying for the shine; and that
the one who does the work shall pro-
vide himself with a bottle OF dressing
with which to black ladies' boots.
Riwlins Journal: There seems to be
n conflict Of authority In the county
clerks Office. When Mr.. Adams de-
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