The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-05-14
MIE0n MENTION.


The street sprinkler is needed.
CONCEALED water Is in demand.
Don't shed your hannels too hastily.
The farms in Colorado are looking
well.
Territorial convention at Laramie
City tomorrow.
Shows are coming into Cheyenne in
quick succession.
The Blaine column Is growing more
rapidly these days
The Illinois convention will lie held
on Wednesday next.
The talk Of a Fourth Of July celebra-
ton Is almost ended.
Omaha initiates Denver and puts ON
q colored policeman.
The recaptured convicts will be taken
to Laramie City on Saturday.
II is only nineteen days until the
meeting Of the Chicago convention.
The first cattle from Texas will prob
ably arrive at Ogalalla on the goth Of
next month.
When the west bound train leaves
Omaha these days It frequently has as
many n fifteen and seventeen cars.
The Alliance is the name Of a new
weekly paper published at Indianapolis,
Ind, for the exclusive interests Of rail-
road men.
The trouble with this region Is that
there Is too much out OF doors about It,
and that the grass is inclined TO 10
bald headed.
There Is said 10 be a secret society
In Denver, organized for the purpose Of
cleaning out the Utes, and mining on
the reservation.
We eve gaze upon a light headed
man but we think that the laws Of
~gravitation have been suspended In
favor OF his brains.
They have found a petrihed cayote
in Colorado. Now II they can only
find his petrined howl in the vicinity,
they will certainly have a rare curl
osity.
Another man fell down n Leadville
mining shaft. His accident differed
from the usual run In that he fell n dis
lance Of 800 feet and was instantly
killed.
The grading on the race track Is com-
pleted. The lumber Is on the ground
for the fence, and the work OF erection
will be commenced rs soon rs the posts
arrive.
The Mclaughlin block, the hand
soonest and costliest building in Dakota,
Is settling out OF plumb. because the
building vas proceeded with during the
winter.
There was no testimony given yes
terday in the Joy case, Judge Peck
having taken q recess ut early morn,
and In the afternoon adjourned court
until this morning ut 0 O'Clock.
Cheerful Item In the Leadville Her.
aid: An unusual number of people have
been sent 10 the hospital within the
last day or two, suffering from the
various Ills incident to this climate.
1t seems probable that Gen. Grants
friends will withdraw his name from
the Chicago convention after he shall
have received the complimentary votes
OF the delegates instructed for him.
There were three Siamese on yester-
west bound train, returning from
a business trip to Washington, for the
Siamese government. There were two
officials and one servant in the party.
Passenger traffic yesterday: No. 8,
IL Cheyenne. 0S Colorado, and -
through; No. 4, ~ Cheyenne, 10 Colo
RADIO and 30 through; Colorado Cen
trail. 10 Cheyenne. . west, % east. ID.
r., II Cheyenne, 4 west, 10 east.
Brigham Young nee said that he
could stand in his doorway and see more
gold than the world ever produced.
Yet he failed to prospect or send out
prospectors. But the gentiles have
attended TO the work Of development,
and Utah is now an important mining
territory.
Omaha Republican: "A Chicago
officer named Currier passed through
the city yesterday m route to Chicago,
in charge Martin Blake, who
some time ago stabbed and nearly cut
TO pieces a policeman, and then made
his escape. He was arrested at Raw
Inns, Wyoming"
Rev. Father Hayes returned yester-
day afternoon from Fort Laramie, |
whittier he went to attend on the sick
wife Of Surgeon Carvallo, who was
feared to be dying. The reverend gen.
tleman departed from Laramie on
Wednesday, at which time Mrs.
Carvallo gave hopes Of recovery.
Sheriff II. b. Williams. of Central
City, Colo, came up yesterday with q
for John Shoemaker, on a
of grand larceny. Shoemaker
had been committing many acts which
warranted his arrest, and which proba-
bly, Influenced his hasty departure. He