The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-08-25

.sehoOl vii oPsa On nst Monday
wssk.
Highest tsmpszt1ns yesterday, 740i
lowest tgpi rainfall. ga
To Bss or mot % Bes. that's the
question, in the republican camp In
Omaha
Mean temperature-9op in the shade.
but . meaner temperature Is 102O In
the shade.
The republicans arc making capital
in assessing the federal officials here.
But then all Of them are not paying
uR
When you buy household goods you
want something good and cheap. Craig
a Gardner can an your orders every
time.
The special car containing Chief En-
gineer Blickensderfer and wife, came
up from Denver and went west on No.
3 train.
The Cheyenne club association has
purchased all Of the property between
the lawn Of Mr.. II. G.. Hay and the
corner above.
A very pleasant Invitation party was
given By Mary Sanders last evening at
the residence Of her parents on Nine
tenth street.
Sheriff Draper Is at Lincoln, Heb.,
having taken down the three prisoners
who were recently sentenced at Lara
mie by Judge Blair.
A man named Herman. IAngsdorf
was arrested In Denver On Monday, on
a charge Of forgery. just n he was pre-
pairing TO commit suicide.
Passenger traffic yesterday: No. 3,
10 Cheyenne. % Colorado, 4s through,
No. 4, 8 Cheyenne, 0 Colorado, IS
through. e. g., Cheyenne. n east
10 west.
Prayer meeting Mt the Presbyterian
church this evening at o O'Clock. Sub
ject: SLOW 10 Bear Poverty" Phil 4:
Ills. Cordial invitations given to all
TO be present
Fuss and buster doesn't count with
buyers, but fair dealing and low prices
do. Craig Il Gardner have bargains In
furniture and everything pertaining 10
household goods.
The usual prayer meeting atthe Con-
gregational church this "wednesday
evening at 8 O'Clock. Lesson Genesis
16:l6-33. "Aberham's Intercession."
A large attendance and an interesting
meeting Is expected. All are welcome.
Many Of our readers will regard the
following, from the Denver Tribune, rs
apropos: DIR. J. J. Crook has earned
his nomination. For particulars apply
10 the numberless bummers who were
imported into Colorado over the Color
ado Central just previous TO tho election
Of 1878.
At 10 O'Clock last night m alarm Of
FIRE was sounded, and the FIRE depart
ment turned out at once to n small
frame house on the alley between
Eighteenth and Nineteenth streets,
rear Ransom, which was blazing. A
good dose from n .'Babcock" settled
the FIRE.
To-morrow's edition OF the WEEKLY
LEADER will be unusually interesting;
as II will contain most OF the reading
matter which has appeared In the
DAILY for n week past. A large edi-
tion will be printed, and extra num-
bers can DO had ut Hollis news room
and ut the LEADER Office.
The mn Thos. Hill, who Is confined
In jail on n charge Of burglary, is
wanted In Colorado on n charge Of
grand larceny. The exact description
Of the man is given on the postal cards
sent abroad. But It Is probable that
he will get n dose Of Justice In wyo-
ming before being sent to Colorado.
Naval cadets are required to go
through a four years course at the
academy; after that they have TO serve
four years Mt sea, before they can gradu-
ate. Cadet Arnold OF this city has been
Mt the naval academy two years, and
has passed two examinations with great
credit TO himself. He is the first Wyo-
ming boy who has progressed % far to-
ward graduation.
The testimony Is all taken in the fee
bill case Mt Laramie. The evidence
that was given before Judges Sener and
Peck was also offered and accepted.
The argument will be made to-day.
Hon. w. w. Corlett appears for the
prosecution, Sheriff N. X. Boswell, aud
County Attorney Blake and c. N. Pot
ter, esq, for the defense, the commits
sioners Of Albany county.