The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-09-21
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BurgiaTiss are very numsroas ia
LeadYills.
Highest t~emperatHns yesterday O.
lowest, 80.
A bail viii sOon lie given b. the hOte
walters Of Denver.
The democrats and greenbAekers of
Colorado are fusing.
The Albanian trouble is worse than
the kidney complaint.
One of the blessings Of cola weather
Is that fines are killed of. 81
According TO the organ everybody in
town is a candidate for Office.
The sharps Of San Francisco are rails
ing money on forged mortgages.
Miss Dolof will open her kinder
garten and select school on Thursday Of
this week.
There were about 800 candidates for
admission to the platform club, at the
depot on Sunday.
The Rawlins Journal is conducting a
lively campaign against the prosecuting
attorney Of Carbon county.
Acting Governor Morgan went on
No. 8 train last night 10 visit most Of
the towns from here 10 Evanston.
The DeAoss family gave a very en-
tertaining concert, vocal and instru-
mental, at the Dramatic theater last
evening.
A Colorado paper prints three presi-
Dental tickets. viz: republican, demo-
cratic and greenbaek. That may be
called a triple straddle.
The many friends OF Hon. Seth X.
sharpless will learn with sorrow Of
the death Of his interesting infant son,
which sad event occurred yesterday.
Laramie Times: Yesterday the Chey-
enne LEADER entered upon It's four
tenth year, and Is the Oldest newspa-
per in the territory and by far the
best.
The post Office was uncomfortably
alled on Sunday by persons ~anxiously
inquiring for letters. As all the mails
came in ut once the delay was longer
than usual.
About twenty-five mining claims in
North Park have been placed 1t the
disposal Of DIR. j. w. Bassett, Thos.
N. Hunter and Is. w. Towner. These
three persons will endeavor to stock
the same.
The plea Of guilty has. by leave, been
withdrawn by BIg-nosed George, and
he viii be tried on n charge Of murder
in the first degree, on the second Mon
day in November, to which time the
court has adjourned.
In the case OF the Union Pacific rail-
way company vs.. the City OF Cheyenne,
being an application for an injunction
TO restrain the respondent from collect
ing certain city taxes. the argument
for the complainant was concluded be-
fore Judge Peck yesterday and the
solicitor for the respondent will be
heard this morning.
Laramie Times: A woman named
Jansen, n Swede, who lives In the west
ern part OF the city, gave birth TO a
child a few days ago. She was alone Mt
the time and rs nothing had been seen
Of the child since, Sheriff Boswell and
DIR. Finfrock yesterday visited the
home and demanded to know what she
had done with It. She cody told them
that 1t was dead when born and that
she had put IL in the stove and burned
1t up. Although there is no way Of
getting at the truth, it certainly looks
suspicious.
Deadwood Times: Some vandal or
criminally careless person has set fire to
the timer northwest Of the city and lin
ing the canon through which the Cen
tennial and Spearfish road runs. From
the milk ranch near Centennial to
where the road joins the Sidney stage
route, the country Is one mass Of roar
ing, seething flames. A gentleman who
arrived from that direction last night
reports the FIRE spreading. and unless
rain sets in great damage will neces-
sarily result. Steps should be taken TO
prevent such vandalism as at the pres
ent rate OF the combined demolition Of