The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-03-30
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Prairie fires are raging In central
Nebraska
business Is reviving nicely with the
opening OF spring.
Two dwellings were burned down In
Denver OF Sunday night last
Highest temperature yesterday, go
lowest. 90; highest wind, u miles.
A number Of decisions will be an.
nounced In the supreme court to-day.
Geo. A. Goldacker has leased the ine
barber shop under the Inter Ocean no
tel.
Interesting Deadwood item. from the
Pioneer: MILLER, Of the Etrs. has a
new night Shirt
A test case on the new fee bill will
probably be brought in the district
court ON Thursday.
A letter from the Park TO W. W. JEFF.
frey. dated March 10Th. says the snow
is y feet deep on the leSL.
Several North Park prospectors will
depart to-day for the great Eldorado.
Others will follow next week.
ponnelly and Drew, in their rib,
bursting sketch Of The Life Of m
Irish Laborer," are the cream Of per
lection.
The Russian prisons are full OF nihi-
list prisoners, and new ones are being
III t.-Lardmie Times. what--new
prisonersY
Attention Is called TO City Marshal
Ryan's notice to dog owners. The
marshal informs us that the ordinances
regarding dogs will be strictly enforced
Rawlins Journal: Several new build
ings are under contract, and Rawlin,
this year will receive n building boon
unprecedented In tue history Of the
town.
There will be n series OF public meet
ings Mt the Presbyterian church, for nj
least one week after Rev. Clapp shall
close his revival meetings now in pro
gress.
Evanston Age; From one to thres
cars Of bridge iron pass through
Evanston every day for the new bridges
now being put up between Evanston
and Ogden.
Yesterdays passenger traffic on the
U. p. road: No. 3 train, 10 for Chey
enne, % for Colorado and 20 through
No. 4 train; 20 through, 4 Cheyenn,
and o Colorado.
Omaha Republican: Major A. Tillot.
son, post trader mt Fort Fetterman
arrived in the city yesterday with a ca
load OF thoroughbred bulls from Ken
lucky, for his ranch in Wyoming.
=Three new passenger cars for tn
Southern Pacific road were takei
through on the way to the Pacific coas
yesterday. They are painted yellow
In color, the same IS the Central Pa
ci6c.
Fred Schwartze has purchased Mr.,
McIIenry's o~ne-fourth interest in tn,
Cheyenne and Rochelle lodes on tn,
Running Water. above Rawhide. Thu
price of paid is 5000. Pretty goot
for the new district.
E. A. Sothern, the great actor, will
appear In Recreation hall on next Mon
day evening, with his splendid comb
nation. lie will probably play ''Lort
Dundreary," the most ~laughable char
acter we conceived by human genius.
George, the only son Of DIR. w. w
Crook, died on yesterday afternoon o
scarlet fever. Only last week, Ruby, {
daughter Of the doctors, died Of tn,
same dread disease. The LEADER ex
tends its sympathies to the stricken
family.
Russell Thorp is in receipt Of a letter
from North Park under date Of Marcel
25, and the writer says: The snow ha
been going of at u rapid rate during tn,
past week and II 1t keeps on ut thi
rate teams will encounter but little diff
ficulty in coming up to within tw,
mills OF here ttro Ueeks hence.
Denver Republican: 1.-THE second de
posit Of 500 u side in the Smith ant
Lyman match was made Saturday even
ing. both men being present with n few
friends at the Central City house; I. T
Keene stake holder. It Is understood
that Lyman and his trainer will Civ
an exhibition Wednesday evening, ant
that Smith and Bob Findley will Civ
an exhibition previous to the fight
which occurs Sunday, April 4th.
Stuart's toll road from Livermore I,
North Park is fast approaching com
pletion. He has had men at work nj
winter and he expects to be ready fol
traffic In the latter part Of April. Mr.
Stuart has also built q hotel at the foo
Of Pingre's hill, on the Poudre river
the great resort Of fishermen. Mr.. G
z. Durham has erected a large add
tion to his extensive barn, where hi
can accommodate 90 horses per day.