The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-04-22
MINOR MENTION.

A@CaAhAAAC III Sauc-
The letter carriers of Denver gave a
ball the other evening.
Tramps find quarters in the city jail
as fast as they arrive In town
A party Of E~nglishmen hound for
Australia were on No. 3 yesterday.
White horse thieves are prowling
around the edges Of the Black Hills.
Miss Frances L. Willard will lecture
In the Presbyterian church this evening.
The grass on the ranges IL looking
greener a a consequence OF the recent
SHOWS.
Thieves have been stealing the ponies
from the ID. J. Mccain ranch In Ne
braska.
Highest temperature yesterday, g.;
lowest, 81 highest velocity Of wind
per hour, IL miles.
IL Is fifteen days since the eonyiets
broke loose, and Mr.. Horn Is still ex.
planning the affair.
1t seems to be the correct thing foi
every big mining company In Deadwood
TO own newspaper organ.
The Atchison, Topeka a Santa Fe
road Is also doubling its passenger
trains on account OF increased travel.
"The pirates Of Penzance'' are com
ing west. This Is the latest opera Of
Sullivan and Gilbert, authors Of .'Pina.
FORE"
The latest word from North Park Is
that the snow Is five feet deep on Jack
creek and three feet deep on Illinois
creek.
Deadwood Pioneer; Soft soder mends
many n hole In n hard pan, and taffy
heals many n wounded spirit. IL judi
ciously applied.
A woman just from the east wants a
position In n dwelling OF ranch TO dogen-
eral Homework. Address NJ. A. KEEL
ley, LEADER Office.
The Messrs. Idelman Bros. are the
agents OF the new brand Of boss cigars,
known Us the "North Park" Call and
see the pictures on the boxes.
A crowded house greeted Mrs. Wat
SON at the Methodist church last even
ing. She delivered an excellent lee
ture. She will start for san Franciscs
to-day.
The Merchants bank OF Deadwood
has been finally started. Among the
directors Is Mr.. +. NJ. Allen, formerly
assistant postmaster in the Cheyenne
p~ostoniee.
Sheriff Boswell, Of Albany county,
thinks that the escaped convicts are on
their way toward Fort Mckinney, and
are liable TO make considerable trouble
in that region.
A colored base ball club has been or
ganized for the purpose Of playing a
match-game with the colored club in
Leadville. The practice grounds are
south Of the depot.
Mrs. Charles Banckes, Of Omaha.
suicided with arsenic on Sunday last
Her mind was affected by reason Of her
failure to u n legacy from Germa-
ny which she expected.
There was no meeting held in city
hall last evening by the stockholders Of
the Cheyenne, Livermore and North
Park toll road company, because Of q
quorum not being present.
w. N. Byers, the pioneer editor Of
Colorado and ut present postmaster Of
Denver, Is the author Of an interesting
article on the history Of the Ute Indi.
ans, In the last number Of the Denver
Inter Ocedn.
Passenger traffic yesterday: No. 3,
10 Cheyenne, 100 Colorado, and 81
through; No. T., Cheyenne, 10 Colora-
do and AZ through; Denver Pacific, {
Cheyenne. 4 east, 7 west; Colorado
Central, o Cheyenne, s east.
ID. d. Dare has gone east for a nam
moth stock Of picture frames, engrav-
ings and Photographic goods. Mean
time Charlie Kirkland Is having the
gallery painted and repaired, and when
the new stock arrives they will have the
nobbiest place In town.
W. r. Schnitger, deputy U. S. mar
shall, returned from Laramie City yes
terday. He Is very reticent about his
visit to the penitentiary, but we learr
from other sources that he removed
Warden Horn, as we anticipated yes
terday, and appointed o. p. Yeltor
instead.
Omaha Herald: A revised map oI
the Union Pacific railway, its branche.
and connecting stage lines, has been Is
sued, and conveys an idea Of the vasl
territory which the great railway con
soildation covers, which al be gained
no other way. Nebraska, Kansas, Col
orado, Utah, Wyoming, Montana, AND
Idaho afe traversed by its lines aud tho
grand total under the Union Pacific
management Is 3,012 miles.
There Is much complaint heard IL
town Of the irregularity Of the mail
from the east. Letters and papers ar
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