The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-04-06
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saking the brotherhood
Tickets and costumes 1t Holt's fol
the calico hop this evening,
Judge Pease, Of Laramie. has had
a lively tussle with q skunk.
Highest temperature yesterday, az.
lowest. Sc. highest wind, "a miles
Receiver Ellsworth has turned ovel
the Rio Grande road 10 the company.
Lord Lorne's Canadian national
hymn Is having the stufing knocked
out Of IL by the criticA
Denver Tdbsme: Yesterday was q
great day in the history Of Colorado
Not one notary was commissioned.
Nearly every town in the territory
claims to be the nearest 10 the North
Park. Trabing City hasn't been heard
from yet.
The advertisement for proposals for
transportAtions Of military supplies 70
the new post, Niobnra, will be found
In another column.
salt Lake Tribune: A small compa'
ny Of p~rospectors contemplate goinl
from Salt Lake 10 North Park rs soor
rs the weather permits-
Five passenger cars were required
yesterday for three companies Of thu
Fifth cavalry that went from Fort d.
A. Russell 10 Niobrara-
Two men fell down a Leadyille shaft,
a distance Of two hundred feet, and
sustained serious injuries. II is strangs
that they were not instantly killed.
An associated press telegram from
Moscow states that the great Russian
violinist, weinanwiski. Is dead. wins
and whisky was probably too much fol
him.
An Omaha bartender was tboughtles'
enough TO ask for pay for adrink and
was knocked down with q chair. The
Omaha dead-beat will stand no non
sensense.
Sidney A. Grant, the man who en-
gIneered the North Denver land com
pany fraud. has been arrested In New
York, on n charge Of defrauding hi
advertising agent.
Passenger traffic yesterday: No. 3
s Cheyenne, 81 Colorado and IS through
No. 4, 20 through, 10 Cheyenne and I
Colorado; C. c., 4 west, IL east and II
Cheyenne; d.. p, 8 east, 2 west and II
Cheyenne.
Recreation Hall was crowded last
evening with a fashionable audience Il
witness Sothern In "Lord Dundreary.'
The play was as enjoyable rs ever, and
the vast audience kept In commissions
OF laughter.
Eureka Leader: One Of the Dead
wood papers states that the girls Of
Lead City are about to give a Lear
Year bath. A misprint, probably. II
not, every young fellow who receives
an invitation will Immediately wade
in.
In our professional column will be
found the card Of G.. A. Hoyt, esq.
attorney-at-law. Mr.. Hoyt is a lawyer
who has excellent standing in the east
and comes here highly endorsed. Hi
Office Is at present In the store Of hi
brother, Geo. W. Hoyt, druggist
At one of the prayer meetings helt
last Sunday afternoon a committee con
sisting OF Messrs. Hammond, Grange
and Bell was appointed to call a meet
ing Of Christian workers, to organize
union Christian association to do gospe
and temperance work. The meetinI
will take place this evening Mt $50, II
the reading room. All Christian work
ers are invited to attend. The time /
put at $50 SO as not to conflict will
meetings in the churches.
Omaha Herald; The Red Cloud post
Office was robbed of sixteen registeret
packages and several hundred dollars II
postal funds on the Goth of SeptembeI
last. The authorities gained informa
ton three days ago which led them :,
make the arrest of Eugene Douthett
ut Hastings, and Alice Sutton. Mt supe
rior, on the evidence Of Ida Van Way
who confesses to completely in thu
crime, and to seeretiDg the stolen goods
She Is also held a prisoner. They wer,