The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-04-29
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A0uaoR inmiErztt1B il Increasing.
spring tod : spring in tie wnOag d.
Ieeti0h.
asbrasks is 6liiHg up rsFsdiy sith
immigrants.
Dogs are being poisoned By whole.
sale around town.
Omaha Is working for q coinage mint.
Denver Is one ahead. however.
The famous Boulder ditch ease In the
Black Hills, has not yet closed.
The Denver fremen are called out
six times 4 week on the average.
The price Of nails at Pittsburgh was
reduced yesterday from s5.25 10 q.
The grand ball Of the turner's has
been postponed until next "Wednesday
evening.
snow fell 10 u great depth "a Lara.
mic City, at m early hour yesterday
morning.
Sneak thieves are erowding on Den
yer. Here they III gobbled for the
street gang.
The tramps are being gobbled rs fast
as they come 10 town. Every night
one or more are gathered In.
Teachers'meetinga at the Presbyterian
parsonage this Thursday evening. at
7:3o. Lesson: Matt xviii. i-i3.
The origin Of the supposed gold leads
at Jilm mountain was probably the
idle utiernnce OF an alleged humorist in
Laramie City.
A spainard named Jose Ma de Lava
ga, died on Sunday last In a Denver
tenement house. His possessions are
said to aggregate s3,0oo.0oo.
The supreme court will o a
decision In the penitentiary cas- to-day.
The question Is il the Lincoln peni-
Tertiary the legal prison for Wyoming
convictsY
Passenger traffic yesterday: No. 8,
8 Cheyenne. 14l Colorado. and 81
through; No. 4, o Cheyenne, II Colora-
do and 70 through; Colorado Cen
trail. IL Cheyenne, l west, 8 east. ID.
r., o Cheyenne, O west. Z east.
The case Of the United States vs.. T.
Bergersen and L. Ringolsky, charged
with receiving stolen firearms, was heard
on yesterday before U. s. Commissioner
Fisher. Bergersen was discharged, and
the case OF Ringolsky was taken under
Amusement.
a prominent taxpayer, who assumes
the nom de plume Of "Diogenes," asks
n few pertinent questions In a commu-
nication published In this issue. The
school board will undoubtedly grant
our correspondents request, and fur
nish the desired information.
The department Of justice sends an
order 10 the United States marshal's
Office to expend $500 In the capture of
the escaped convicts. Rewards will be
offered In suitable amounts. Marshal
schnitger will arrive In Cheyenne to-
morrow and the matter will be attended
TO at once.
Laramie Times: A. LeFevre came
in Saturday from Tyner. in the North
Park. lie reports the mines rs LOOM
ing and the miners there are very en-
thusiastic. About twenty men are now
ut Tyner. The snow Is going of as fast
as could be expected, and Mr.. LeFevre
thinks the road will be open TO freight
In about two weeks.
Deadwood exchange: Two prospec-
tors just returned from Limestone
Ridge, in the western end OF Penning-
ton county, sixteen miles fIom here.
report finding the body Of n mar frozen
TO death during the last severe storm.
lie is about t~hirty-fve years Of age,
with n light sandy beard, thinly clad.
A German bible wal by his side. His
knees were doubled under him rs though
dying In the attitude Of prayer. The
acting coroner goes out to hold an In
quest. A valise was also with the
corpse, but the p~rospectors were afraid