The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-10-29
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shingles bar, sOl Ferguson street.
Witnesses in the cases against Agent
Berry are arriving In Denver daily.
The city council are stocking the FIRE
department when they are furnishing
hose.
The atmosphere In the city Last even
ing was very smoky, the cause being q
prairie FIRE 70 the east.
Another installment OF 25S mormon
converts are now on the briny, en route
from Liverpool 10 Salt Lake.
New caps have been issued TO the
Pullman a conductors. They are
handsome In design and finish.
The Inter Ocean bar Is now owned
by Z. T. Bugbee a 20. Mr.. W. II.
shriver, the popular caterer, Is in
charge.
Two Of the lady clerks In the trea-
sury department are great granddaugh-
tiers Of Thomas Jefferson and Robert
Morris.
The social at the NJ. Z. parsonage
last evening was well attended and was
highly enjoyed by the fortunate mes
present.
There were about $50 couple at the
Gilliss ball last evening. Major Lord
and the officers Of the camp and their
ladies were present.
The trial Of Allen, the Sidney ex-
press agent, charged with getting away
with a lot OF Black Hills gold several
months ago. Is progressing
The Baptists will have n sociable at
the residence Of I. c. whipple, Nine
teenth street, tonight, TO which all
friends are cordially invited.
An attempt was made In Omaha the
other evening to assassinate an attorney
who had conducted n case only well to
suit some OF the adverse parties.
Messrs. Snyder Bros, managers Of
the Ilif estate. are shipping 20 cars
per day for eleven days, from Riverside
station, on the Julesburg branch.
The big freight train that came in
from the west in advance Of No. 4
yesterday, had three ten wheel engines
to pull 1t over the hill from Laramie.
The Julesburg branch would have
been completed TO the junction with
the d. p. had not the supplies been ex-
hausted. Trains are running to n point
30 miles southwest OF Julesburg.
Passenger traffic yesterday: No. 8, 12
Cheyenne, SO Colorado. Al through;
No. 4, Z Cheyenne, 10 Colorado, 80
through. G. c., 8 Cheyenne, 8 east;
Z through. d. r., Cheyenne; IS east.
The ladies OF Camp Carlin presented
a fine, large boquet to the Gilliss hose
company last evening at the ball, as n
testimonial Of their esteem and regard,
Mr.. j.. Z. Baird made the presentation
speech.
Denver Republican: The district at
torney has ordered the indictments
against the Kansas Pacific railroad
conductors, who, with accomplices,
were charged with conspiracy to defaud
the railroad by selling and receiving
cancelled tickets, TO be withdrawn.
We have been waiting very patiently
for the edition OF the Cheyenne LEAD
ER, which contains an unusual amount
OF balderdash and abuse in reference TO
our county ticket, to make its appear
ance. Rdiriins Journal.
Our Friend will have TO wait a long
time for such an editorial.
Agent Berry Is supposed to be en-
route 10 Denver, though none can tell.
1t is thought by some that he will come
up through Middle and North Parks
to Cheyenne and 90 by rail to Denyer.
This circutious route Is taken, according
to this theory to escape the possible ven
geance Of Coloradans who live south Of
Denver.
On one OF the Pullman cars OF yester-
No. 3 train, there were 81 chill
dren, all under ten years Of age, and
eleven were infants. just before day
light there vas n solo and chorus by
the eleven. One little fellow felt trou-
bled with the collie and advertised the
fact in the usual way by bawling fierce
ly. This awakened n chorus, which the
bachelors on board failed to appreciate
or approve.
From information derived from va
rious sources, 1t is believed that Geo.
IL. Frazier, the man who suicided in
Cheyenne the other day. was u nephew
OF J. +. Frazier, Of Pendleton, Oregon,
who owns a aocks Of 60, 1000 sheep. A
gentleman in the city says he was once
in an Indian fight with the deceased
while in Oregon. during which the lat
ter received a singular wound, requir-
ing amputation. Word has been sent
to Mr.. Frazier, Of Pendleton, Of the
suicide.
As the LEADER predicted there was
n very large attendance last evening
Of ladies and gentlemen from the city
and post, at the second annual ball Of
the Gilliss hose company. The special
car conveyed a large number Of guests,
while coaches and various vehicles