The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-05-06
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M esEpsts %, ~ 1nrshss dos1. ans out
FSunittEs al uFssi and piled ab01is
While b@ak and Rnk ulth hs@ds Ia t0Sri.
boands
with ANA. losped 10 : isos shove us door
And arms all barred. ~ creatures-can II he
Ny lovely wife and servants neat ! see.
Tearing Aboui In those outrageous duds.
And stirring Up this awful smell of snds.
While IN their eyes there gss-ms a danger
Gus liKhts
Great heavensi n. theyi Oh. what a dread
mi sishL.
The dog. once soalded, from them keeps aioo[
me cat has sought SOr safety ON ths ROOF.
And In the dining room. where I had
thOaEht.
To ind AtOothsome dinner. they have got
A nend Of Afric blood. who Joys 10 swing
A whitewA ash brush and spatter everything
But ! am not forgot Ny FEAST IL spread
Out In The oodshed on q barrsl-heAd
One slice Of bread. . plate u warmed ~
beans.
some water In a mug. a dish Of greens.
on. banquet RICH And best OF all. you sec
I've broughtn friiOw home TO dine with me
The Alert hose company will hold q
regular meeting this evening.
Chief ouray Is having the scattered
bands Of his tribe gathered together.
Pinafore on the 10th inst, and the
Mehdelssohn quartette club on the
18th.
The hall Of the Cheyenne social turn
yerein was givon at Recreation hall on
last evening.
The Chicago bafer Ocean, Grant or
gan, admits that Il will be Grant or
Blaine on the republican side.
Several parties are fitting out IN
Denver TO 60 10 the North Park. Sew
eral men came up yesterday to outfit
for the Park.
A fine gold headed cane was pre-
sented to Judge Slaughter on last
evening by some OF the members OF the
Congregational church.
Teachers meeting ut the Presbyte-
rian parsonage this evening Mt 1850
O'Clock. Every teacher is earnestly
requested 10 be present.
North Denver Is oyerrun with vags
SO that the citizens there are holding
public meetings and organizing for pro-
lection. vigilantes will soon be at
work.
DIR. Claxton gave an exceedingly in
teresting talk ut the Presbyterian
church last evening. on the recent con-
dition Of the Jews at Jerusalem, where
he spent a season while travelling in
Palestine.
J. II. Haverly has secured the lease
Of the new Tabor opera house In Den
yer, and the Tabor opera house In Lead
willie. lie will play all Of his attrac-
lions In the western circuit, comprising
Cheyenne and the Colorado towns.
Passenger traffic yesterday: No. 3,
II Cheyenne. 1i9 Colorado. and %
through; No. 4, 10 Cheyenne, ~ Colo
RADIO and 80 through; Colorado Cen
trail. Is Cheyenne, 4 west, o east. ID.
r., IS Cheyenne, lG west, 7 east.
In the senate yesterday, Mr.. Teller,
from the committee on railroads, report
ed favorably on the bill authorizing the
Wyoming, Montana Il Pacific road TO
build across the Fort d. A. Russell and
Fort Laramie military reservations.
The bill passed.
The ouray. COL, Mtdioon says that
Chris ellison, the government scout who
went down on the Gunnison to look for
u suitable rendezvous for MacKenzie's
command, was ordered by the White
River Utes TO "vamoose." He reports
their ponies in excellent condition and
themselves angry over the non-retnrn Of
Chief Douglas.
The hearing in the use Of G. c. Joy
was renewed yesterday, but not before
Judge T. NJ. Fisher, rs a change Of
venue was taken by the defense.
Hence the hearing proceeded before
Judge Bean. The prosecution ex-
amined It's several witnesses and made
a very strong case, Cashier Collins pos
itively identifying Joy as n OF the
men who uttered the forged drafts In
Stebbins, Post & Co.'S bank and re-
ceived the money. At the request of
the defense the hearing was postponed
until 10 O'Clock this morning. The de-
Tense has a large number Of witnesses
to be examined.