The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-06-17

Tue stnLs IN Ls4dylls y tended this
time for q 'A4AAttA1'A
There are hftssa praetieinE sttOs.
nsys IN this eesaty.
TIE LsAdviIle method Of supervising
strikes ID original and eheAeiouA
J. +. CoAd's range on the Platte Is
ninety miles long, and ID all wire
fenced.
The South Park road viii reach q
. point within three miles Of Denver
during the middle Of next month.
The concert to Be given for the bene-
ht OF the N. Z. church in Recreation
hall, viii come on on Friday evening.
June Is.
The ladies Of the Congregational
church desire 70 thank all who %
kindly assisted them ut their late fair
and festival.
The sewing society Of the Presbyte-
rian church win meet nj the rooms Of
Mn. Converse, Inter-ocean hotel. this
afternoon at two O'Clock.
Passenger trafie yesterday: No. 3, 10
Cheyenne, 90 Colorado. ~ through; No.
4. 10 Cheyenne, 10 Colombo. 81 through;
@. O.. II Cheyenne. % east, z west;
X. p, ~ Cheyenne, 8 east.
The district court met yesterday
morning. and, after Affirming the judg-
ment for the plaintiff In the case Of N.
J. O'Brien W. Chas. ii. Edwards, ad-
ministrator, adjourned until this morn
ing at 0 O'Clock.
The excellent speech Of Hon. ]. b.
Bedford, member Of congress from Col
orado, on tho cession Of the Ute reser-
walton In Colorado, Is being circulated
over the country. The LEADER IL In
receipt Of a copy thereof.
The happiest event Of yesterday was
the marriage Of Mr.. LaRoss and Miss
Wilcox, noted elsewhere. The we'd
ding was largely attended by the many
friends Of the couple, and the occasion
was made festive and enjoyable.
The July number OF the United Ser
rice Ia on our table. II contains an IN
usual amount Of interesting articles,
and affords much pleasure 10 interested
readers. The publishers are L. X. Ha-
mersly Il Co., 1910 Chestnut street.
Philadelphia.
Denver Tribune: Yesterday afternoon
4 meek looking Chinaman passed n
mortar bed In front Of Kings block.
Pat was Mt work with hoe and shovel
preparing the white liquid appliance.
An accidental splash sent n liberal
shower Of the stun over John. This
aroused the Celestial's ire quite nat
urally, and he grabbed q board lying
conveniently nea and let Pat have 1t
over tho head. The Irishman then
literally bathed John In white, and an
amused crowd heard tho noise between
the two combatants and disputants for
4 half hour. What between the Chi
naman's dialect and the Irishman's
brogue, remarks were indistinguishable,
but the argument was easily followed
from gesture and accent. Pat carried
the day.
A Denver Nsps special from Buena
Vista, June 10, says: A sad accident
occurred just before moo about i've
miles from here. up the Denver and
Rio Grande track, causing the death Of
Mr.. Tom Grady, roadmaster Of the
Denver and Rio Grande railroad. Mr..
Grady was sitting on a piece Of plank
about three feet above the water and
under the bridge. One Of the carpen-
ters told him to move, rs he would
have TO use the plank. He did not do
SO, and they picked up 4 heavy piece OF
timber that was resting on the other
end Of the plank, thus letting Mr..
Grady fall into the water. The men
threw him n ropes end, but the current
was too swift and he could not hold on.
Then one Of the men caught him by the
head, but was not strong enough TO pull
him up. He let go his hold and the
current carried him under and down.
Up TO the present time his body has
not been found, but n diligent search Ia
being made for IL.