The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-06-23
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Inc grand jury VIII ro-eonyene To
morrow.
The dark horse Of Cincinnati Is .
nightmare 10 Tildsn.
sAmmy's nephews are quietly work
ing for the old man.
Tilden's deelinstion gives Payne tc
the democratic party.
The Iowa lines are r~e-arrAnging theiI
schedules for faster time.
Dan Castello's circus win 20 e
Laramie City on saturday.
Louis Bender, an old soap maker Of
Denver, suieided on Mon1ay.
Gov. Tabor voluntarily eashed thu
state warrants for the militia in Lead,
VILE.
Leadyille was released from the
power Of martial Law yesterday. by or
der Of Gov. Pitkin.
The democratic circus In Denver has
opened. Lemonade Is the chief attrac,
tion-the ''stick" In II Is the side show.
J. ii. Nichols, formerly Of Cheyenne,
Is building n big block In Denver, on
the corner OF Twentieth and Iarimer,
The county treasurer and county
clerk have made put a list OF jurors for
the remainder OF the May term OF the
court.
small boys are given 10 exploding
~drecrackers In the streets. A serious
runaway viii yet happen In conse-
quence.
Prayer meeting ut the Presbyterian
church this "wednesday evening at .
O'Clock. "A Promise Meeting" Jere-
miah 32-3s, AZ.
On the No. 7 train yesterday there
were $50 Mormon converts, bound for
Salt Lake. They arc sorry looking
set OF ignorant creatures.
The bloody shirt will not be waved In
this campaign, but an old pair OF
breeches, such n Garfield wore when
he was n towboy on a canal.
When n day passes by In Leadyille
without a shooting ARRAY to report. the
newspaper managers think Of cutting
down the reportorial force.
Several Of the officers OF the c. b. a.
q. road are In Denver, and the repor-
tiers think there Is a big item In 1t, but
but the officials don't pan out worth n
cent.
To anxious inquirer-No, the army
worm Is not born aud bred In the army.
It is simply n ~voracious caterpillar that
travels In vast armies W fields OF ag-
riculture.
onicer Duggan, Of Denver, arrested n
man on Monday who was wanted In
Eatonton, Ca, TO answer the charge OF
burglary. The officer bags u reward Of
$1,000 for the capture.
There will be a general good time
sociable at the Congregational church
this "Wednesday evening, from 81 to
10. New corners and strangers in
town specially welcomed.
Billy Cooper. alias Fox, was arrested
In Denver on Monday, on n request
sent from Cheyenne. Constable Talbot
brought him up yesterday and he now
lies In Jail awaiting trial.
The usual prayer meeting ut the
Congregational church this (Wednes-
day. evening at "a. A full attendance
is requested. The Heart and Hand
Society," will meet at 3 p. m.
From the 2lst to the cath OF June,
inclusive, the days are about Of the
same length. The sun rises Mt 4:29 and
sets Mt 7:35 on these days, which are
known as the summer solstice.
The musicale held last evening ut the
residence Of Hon. A. II. Swan was at
tended by n large number Of prominent
ladies and gentlemen. The programme
was excellent and highly enjoyable.
Passenger traffic yesterday: No. 3,
8 Cheyenne; 81 Colorado; % through;
No. 4, I Cheyenne, 10 Colorado, 90
through; c. c., IL Cheyenne, Is east,
I west; ID. p. 10 Cheyenne, 4 vest, 10
east.
The ladies Of the Baptist church are
requested to meet this "wednesday
afternoon ut Mrs. F. Z. Warren's, at
2:30 o'clock. A full attendance desired
as there will be business Of Importance
TO transact.
Mr.. Dyer Is not yet through with
making improvements in his hotel. The
fine, new billiard table he ordered
from Collender Il Co., has been put in
place, and is a beauty. The veranda In
front Of the hotel has been torn down
and will be replaced by a new and
larger one.
When Ben Butler passed through
Cheyenne q few weeks ago, a LEADER
reporter obtained from him several
facts which were important ut that
time, just preceding tho Chicago con-
yention. We published the interview,
the associated press sent its salient
points all over the country, and now
Ben won't be interviewed at all.
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