The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-06-08
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VIII 40 . - uhs n1nN
Bst ~sss s~tcloao-s n IA nag,
swidOw Bsd0tt'' viii soon visit
Cheyenne.
Leap year has got away with two
Of our bachelors Hurry up, the rest o.
you.
The national greenback labor con-
yention viii meet In Chicago thil
week
The telegraph wires having been
down. some Of our press report isa liz
tie late. but none the les newsy.
Deadwood Times: A load Of hay
going 70 Lead City yesterday when
near the mouth Of Gold run caught
ere from some cause and was totally
consumed, together with the wagon.
Passenger trafae yesterday: No. 8, 3
Cheyenne. q Colorado, 40 through.
No. 4, 10 Cheyenne. Is Colorado. 80
east. d. r.. IS Cheyenne, 4 west, Q
east G. c., Z Cheyenne. Is east, 3
west
Major II. Glafcks, proprietor Of the
LEADER. viii depart this afternoon ON
No. s train 10 meet his team at Tie
Siding. He will 90 10 North Park.
The major expects 10 be absent for two
or three weeks.
The night force OF The LEADER were
kindly remembered by q newly-made
Benedict named Andrew Ryan. This
Is not "Much Ado About Nothing"
but refers To liquid bliss not contained
in Family Jars"
american Stookman: The market for
prime heavy cattle Is fiat. Statesmen
we're unable TO get buyers 70 even look
ut their offerings Of that description.
Medium steers sold more readily, but
ven they were dull
Lille H~assan. the variety actress
who died In Denver on Saturday, was
buried on Sunday. Lille recently
played an engagement at Chase's thea
ter. Since going 10 Denver she drank
very heavily, and that caused her
death.
The LEADER bulletins In front Of
our o1ice attracted much attention yes
terdaY as one ballot after another was
marked down Many were the predic-
tons made rs to the final result, and
volunteer prophets had all the fame
they desired for the time being.
Since the Chicago convention met
the operators ut the Western Union Of
Ace have been pushed closely. Besides
the pressure Of press dispatches, the
wires have been out Of order on ac-
count Of storms. Yet the force has
proved equal to all emergencies, and
comes out smiling and successful.
Russell Thorp is In receipt Of n letter
from North Park, written by Benja-
min +. Snyder. The latter says he has
made some excellent locations Of car
Donate ores. Great excitement exists
over the discovery Of the carbonates.
Mr.. Snyder says the development Of
the mines that were located last sum-
proves them to be ~ good mines as
he has ever seen In the west.
OGcer Ingalls, met a Tartar on Sun
day in the person Of n soldier who had
n large quantity Of tamarack aboard.
The soldier was riding q horse on n
gallop through town and Ingalls, went
to arrest him for violating the city or
dinance regulating fast driving. The
man resisted, and gave Bob c~onsidera-
BILE trouble; as n consequence, the lat
ter suffers from q badly bruised hand
and other injuries. But the man was
arrested. however, and the usual matt
nee ut Justice Beams court yesterday
morning, the soldier playing . leading
part.
Col. Ingersoll closed n lecture recent
ly in these words: al, too, believe In
the gospel Of happiness, In the gospel
Of justice, in the gospel Of liberty and
in the gospel OF intellect. I do not take
away hope. / wish only to destroy
hell. / would rather think Of the dead
as growing In the grass or gurgling In
the stream than rs suffering the tor
lures Of the vengeance Of an infinite
God. There Is no sorrow In the grave.
Next to eternal joy is TO be wrapped in
the dreamless drapery Of eternal peace.
The honest man and the loving woman
have nothing to fear Of the future.
Upon this rock / stand.n