The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-05-18
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q large brick barn for Hon. n. z. Post,
Eugene Cohen has taken out . CON-
plete outfit for a clothing store in North
Park.
The thermometer indicated a temper
allure Of 9oo in the shade Yesterday af-
ternoon.
Mail matter may now be addressed
10 Crescent City. North Park, which is
located on Illinois creek.
At the Railroad House: Mr.. r. DOrr,
Appleton; E. Berthoud. c. C. r. r:
C. =. Batdorf, st. Louis.
Rev. Father Mo- arthy, who was the
guest Of Rev. Father Hayes for several
days, departed yesterday for Omaha
The three recaptured conyicts were
safely placed back In the Wyoming
~penitentiary on Sunday. They are
Buffalo Sam, The Kid and TayiOr.
The Denver Pacific road carried
1000 passengers from Cheyenne to Dem
yer during the month Of April. How's
that for travelf
The republicans Of Carbon county
talk Of starting another republican pa
per, and having It In hands that will
not treacherously sell out 10 the opposI-
ton.
Passenger trafic yesterday: No. 5,
o Cheyenne, 80 Colorado, and %
through; No. T., 4 Cheyenne, 10 Colora-
do, 20 through; ID. r., 10 Cheyenne. 2
west. l east; Colorado central. 9Chey-
enne, 5east, 4 west.
The democratic territorial executive
committee has appointed Col. Luke
Murrin and DIR. W. A. Hooker, and
Judge l.. ID. Pease and Hon. John e.
Friend rs delegates and a~lternates to
the Cincinnati convention.
The same feeling that prevailed
among the western members Of the leg
stature during their last session. against
Laramie county, predominated in the
recent Territorial republican conven-
tion. 'Carey, OF Carbon county, as
sisted in intensifying the sentiment.
There was a very large turnout Of
people on Sunday TO hear the Third cav
airy band ut Fort ID. A. Russell. The
final selection, "Musicians on a Strike"
provoked much amusement, rs one after
another Of the musicians departed until
only the leader and n assistant was
left to finish the piece.
The rumor prevails that Judge Carey
offers all Of his property In Wyoming
for sale, In order TO remove to Philadel-
phia. It can now be readily under
stood why he sold out Laramie county
In the territorial republican convention.
II is 10 be hoped that he viii remove
hence before he n further injure this
county.
A special from brownsville. Neb..
10 the Omaha Republican, says: Hon.
Church Howe, II Is feared, Is seriously
injured. His ankle joint is ~dislocated,
and It is feared that no Is injured in
ternally. His team became unmanage-
able as he was driving to Sheridan to
attend the county convention. His
carriage was completely smashed TO
pieces. Doctors Opperman and An
drews are with him.
The famous hunting car, Izaak Wal
ton, came in yesterday and was taken
TO Denver on the G. g. train. The party
using 1t consisted Of the following nam
cd ladies and gentlemen: NJ. X. Jessup
and wife; Mr.. Theo. Cuyler and wife;
Miss Ucann ID. Cuyler, Mrs. l.. b.
Wright, Mr.. John E. Parsons and Mr..
T. b. Bronson. They are all from
New York and enjoying a pleasure ex-
cursion.
]. d. Martin, conductor on the c. q.
road went east yesterday with his wife.
Mr.. Martin has been suffering consid-
erably Of late from the wound in his
left shoulder. The surgeon endeavored
to find the ball and remove II, but IL Is
hidden near n vital spot, and they con-
cluded not TO explore further. Nj.
Martin goes east 10 recuperate and will
no doubt return to his post Of duty in n
few weeks greatly improved In health.
The Joy habeds corpus case ended yes
terday morning by Judge Peck giving q
decision in favor Of granting the writ.
The judge delivered n verbal opinion to
the effect that he granted the writ be-
cause q forgery was not clearly proved,
Mr.. Posts evidence rs to the genuine
ness Of the signatures Of his New York
correspondents, not being sufficiently
conclusive to the court. While the
prisoner is discharged his innocence is
not thereby established. That there
was n forgery. and that Joy was parti.
cops eriminis, are matters Of evidence.
But the court holds that the proof Of
the forgery was weak, and Joy Is there
fore released on q technicality. It
seems that q small technicality Is worth
more than n ton Of evidence.
Boots and shoes at Polack's.
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