The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-01-21
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dress.
Brick Pomcroy IS s,l!l blowing
in Colorado.
Ore is being milled at Silver Cliff for
four dollars per ton.
Chief Justice Sener was in Freder-
icksburg, Va, at last accounts.
Prayer meeting this evening at the
Presbyterian church at 7:30 O'Clock.
A rubber coat and a plug hat is the
latest uniform of a Denver fireman.
Times.
Prof. J. G.. Murphy, territorial geol-
ogist, departed yesterday for The Doug
las district.
Fort Collins feels good over the min
eral discoveries near by. We wish her
people good luck.
A farmer at Longmont, Colo, in
tends to set out an orchard of apple
trees in the spring.
Benefit performances for the relief of
the sufferers by the epidemic, are being
given in Deadwood.
There are many sad s~pectacles wit
messed in Deadwood since the diphthe-
ritic epidemic set in.
The officers in attendance on the
court martial are a handsome and in
telligent looking set of men.
The Church OF Jesus Christ OF Lat
ter Day Saints, in Denver, disclaims
all connection with the mormons
The district court was in session for
a short time yesterday. No business of
public importance was transacted.
The Michiganders in Leadville organ
lied a society of Sons of Michigan. The
Michigeese are excluded, except at
blowouts.
The Irish of Denver have instructed
Parnell to draw on the First national
bank of that city, for 81 900, which is
placed to his credit.
The Utes in Washington have been
v~accinated, owing to the prevalence OF
small pox in Washington. They en-
joyed the operation.
The usual weekly prayer meeting at
the Congregational church this even
ing "wednesday, at 7:30 O'Clock. All
are invited to attend.
j. G. Horton, esq, had his riding
horse stolen Monday night, from his
stable on Sixteenth street. He thinks
lie is on the track Of the thief.
Josephine Meeker visits the Utes
almost daily. One Monday she took a
boquet for one of them. Pity that
Persnne isn't in the delegation.
Ouray and his wife went to see the
Black Crook in Washington last even
ing. Who said Secretary Schurz was
taking care Of the morals of the UtesP
A birthday party was given on Mon
day evening by Miss Minnie Thomas
son, and on last evening the young peo-
pie were entertained by n daughter of
Mr.. Tuttle. Both were enjoyed by all
present.
1t would not be surprising If, one of
these days, Josephine Meeker should
suddenly determine upon coming west,
to hunt up her ravisher, ''the gallant
Persune," that she spoke of in her lee
lures, and marry him.
Miss Kate Fallon, an employee of the
Boulder house, Boulder, Colorado, re-
ceived a pistol shot wound in the left
breast, on Monday morning, by the ac-
cidental discharge of a revolver while
in the hands of S. B. Clymer, one of
the walters.
A provoking typographical error
crept into IL columns yesterday. The
words prof. Hayes" appeared, when
1t should have been president Hayes"
Unfortunately the error was not no.
ticed until after the entire edition had
been worked of.
On Monday night A. Anderson, a
Swede, was shot and mortally wounded
in Tennessee Park, near Leadville, by
a party of Texans. The dispute was
over a road located about six miles
out of town. Anderson, with others,
attempted to pass over it and was shot
at by the Texans. Anderson's wound
will prove fatal.
Yesterday morning the Denver and
Golden express wagon, driven by John
w. Prout, in crossing Wynkoop and
Fifteenth streets, was struck by en-
CINE No, 3, at the head of a Colorado
Central freight train. The collision
damaged the wagon considerably, and
the horses became frightened and ran
up Fifteenth street, where they again
collided with an express on the corner
of Blake. Mr.. Prout was thrown
from the wagon and badly bruised
Neirs