The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-05-02
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Gar Alexander Is G.. aud the great
est rake in his empire.
Speaker Randall is growing very ar
~Istoeratic; he has the govt
The Northwestern marble works,
Omaha, were burned down Recently.
SlOan's lake Is llling mp rapidly.
Crow creek Is running with snow
water.
"Moral Insanity" Is the subject Of
Rev. W. ii. Gillam's lecture at the NJ.
Z. church this evening.
Blaine's delegates got away with the
baggage i'm Douglas county, Neb., Of
which Omaha Is the capital.
There will be n meeting OF the
Christian Union this afternoon, at 3
O'Clock, at the reading room.
Rev. Henry Ward Beeeher has lad
his photograph taken ia his regimentAl
uniform in eleven different pastures.
Judge Bedford is loading up his big
gun with facts with which 10 lombard
the house during the Ute bill discus
sion.
Helena, NJ. T., has been seriously
afflicted with diphtheria. A board Of
health has been established In onse-
quence.
There were no real estate transfers
or mining locations recorded during
the past week In the Office OF the cour-
~ clerk.
The three great interests Of Colorado,
viz, mining, grazing and farming, are
struggling for supremacy in the politics
Of the state.
Gen. Sherman Is reported 10 have
said that be supposed he could forgive
his enemies, for he was more than even
with most OF them.
The Denver Times Is now issuing two
editions per day in order TO print fuller
press reports. IL Is now equal 10 the
metropolitan evening papers Of the
east.
The surveying party, In charge Of
Mr.. r. Blickensderfer. returned to the
city on yesterday. and will start to-day
TO locate n route for the new Wyoming
road.
The May devotions In honor OF the
Blessed Virgin, commenced In st.
Johns church ON last evening, and will
continue OF every evening Of the pres
ent week.
Denver must wrestle with still anoth-
err problem, rs bootblacks from the east
have arrived in focks like English
sparrows In eastern parks, aud they ARE
quite rs troublesome.
II the weather be fine this afternoon
the post will 10 crowded with vehicles
from the city. The desire Of the peo-
pie here TO hear the music OF the Third
cavalry band Is very great.
Presbyterian church.-Morning sub
iect: "The Gift OF God" Evening:
Ion In Our Lamps" Sabbath school
at IL m. Young peoples meeting at
4p. m. All are cordially invited TO
these meetings.
passeng.r traffic ve~sterdav. No q
10 cheyenne N t;olorado and n
thro,cb. No A ~ t,hevenne n Colo.
RADIO and 20 through; Colombo Gen.
trai' ~ cheyenne, 4Wes', ~ east ~.
r., IL Cheyenne, 4 west, o east.
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Messrs. N. IL. DAVIS X 20. bought
yesterday, from Guiterman & Warren
their large herd of cattle ranging near
H., 60 mn, I,a,.n craaL T., ,ho
northwestern portion of this county
The purcbas. price was over sIao 00O.
the sale included all horses. rancbes
and ranch ~property ownei lv Me,srs
Guiterma, & Wares. in that section.
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o"huefs, ps's'or' SERVICES NJ IA u III.
~ y. IN. In the morning commu-
Mon and reception OF new members.
Tha pa,, rE Clam, will nra,ch a, ,ha