The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-09-29
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Ny Wifcs n tartar haNelWounds
which will my words indorse;
I would that leagues between US lay
My Kingdom fur q horSei"
Highest temperature yesterday Gle;
lowest, So.
Several families will spend the com-
ing winter in the east.
The wyman comedy company will
o o come TO Cheyenne.
Zamlock, the conjurer, at the Ora
matte theater this evening.
There are in the county jail in Dem
yer, 50 indicted prisoners awaiting
trial.
The ladies' aid society OF the NJ. +.
church will meet this afternoon Mt 2
O'Clock Mt the parsonage.
There seems To be very little interest
taken by the people regarding the cleo
tion Of a delegate TO congress.
Commissioner Le Due desires all
wool-growers 10 attend the information
al sheep and wool convention, now
meeting in Philadelphia.
Prayer meeting at the Presbyterian
church this evening at 1880. Subject:
"Duty In the Closet" Matthew O: 5-13.
The public are cordially invited.
Three Japanese officials, connected
with the japanese consulate ut New
York city, were on yesterdays east
bound train. They speak English fiu-
emily and seem TO be A~mericanized.
Passenger traffic yesterday: No. 5, 10
Cheyenne, % Colorado. so through;
No. 4, . Cheyenne, IA Colorado, "a
through. e. C., 10 Cheyenne, - east,
o west. ID. p, 10 Cheyenne, % east.
The concert for the benefit of tho A.
NJ. L. Church was n success financially
and artistically. The people were well
pleased with the singing and the church
folks were delighted with the receipts.
II is said that n change will be made
in the route Of the Julesburg branch OF
the u. =. road, now being laid. The
proposition is to continue the line
along the South Platte valley into
Denver.
The concert given at the C~ongrega-
tional church last evening was very
largely attended, and was quitesuccess-
full artistically. The programme that
was printed in the LEADER yesterday
morning was rendered In full.
The ~scaffolding on the new Tabor
opera house, Denver, broke on Monday,
and fourteen men, with brick, mortar,
hods and wheelbarrows, were precipi-
tated into the cellar, n distance OF
eighteen feet. None was hurt seri-
ously.
Omaha Bee: About ten O'Clock last
night a crazy nan was taken TO the
city Jail. He was clad only In his I'M
derclothing, and from his stocking feet
to his knees he was all mud. He said
he belonged TO Jesus and wanted to kill
the people. He was put in the county
Jail.
The rattle of Capt. Paul's horse took
place at Col. Murrin's last evening. 1t
was won by Corporal Boop, Co. NJ, Sd
cavalry. A pool OF the men OF NJ com
pany was formed and they took thirteen
chances; hence the corporal had n good
advantage. The horse Is now the prop.
erty Of the pool.
Mr.. All wyman Is the best acting
German dialect performer that Chicago
has seen this season. Mrs. wyman is
a petite little blonde. and in her acting
strongly resembles Lolita. Yakie Is a
success. Il Chicago Times. Mr.. Wyman
and troupe will appear in the Dramatic
theater OF next Monday and Tuesday
evenings.
Prof. Zamloch, the famous Austrian
conjuror, will show In the Dramatic
theater on the remaining four evenings
of this week. The professors exhibit
tions are highly spoken Of by press and
public. Besides, every person attend
ing has n chance 10 get n fine present,
as 100 valuable gifts will be distrib-
uted Mt each entertainment.
There was a fearful windstorm at n
place called Laramie station, on Mon.
day evening last. AS there is nothing
there but n water tank and coal bin,
which were naturally weighted down,
no damage was done by the hurricane.
II Is fearful to contemplate the disaster
that would have occurred had there
been any dwellings near this water sta
tion.l
Mr.. Chas. S. Bush, Of Washington
Territory, arrived in town yesterday
after having delivered an immense herd
OF cattle to Cheyenne cattle men.
Messrs. Swan Bros. got $500 head and
II. b. Kelly, 1900 head, all Oregon cat
tie. These were purchased last spring
to be delivered in September. Tho
steers will soon be shipped to Chicago.
They are as fine cattle rs ever came
from Oregon and are in good condition.
A Leadville special to the Denver
Republican says: Freight taaiI No. 81,
on the Denver & Rio Grande road, ran
into a boulder, which had become loos-
ened from thomountain side. in Browns
canon, ten miles this side Of South Ar
kansas, this morning about 8 o'clock,
precipitating the engine, coal and box
car down n fifteen foot embankment,
together with the track and ties All