The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-10-01
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Bsi al Ia vain. me- t0iEls thai tEsE di4 a.
Nos DO not come EtthiR an iRch az IL
1 get you t<o-thirds put IN plAns and then :
Crash you so tumbling 10 the floor again.
Ones more / Try. You're rather FULL Of SCOT.
And I'm getting dAubed froun head 10 foot
/ jam my thumb. but Htiil perssvere.
One piece goes down again and RACES my ear.
I grab 10 catch the piece, another goes.
And falling. scrApes the hide all OF my nose.
And then another Pieee falls with = slam.
And then the rest gees down and Say
dam"
And then my blood gets boiling ana 1 say.
BY all that's blue. IN M you anyway.
once more ] go 70 work. By patience great
! got all but . single section straight:
And that I'm about 10 place. when, u!
The chAir ] stand on ups. Down nat 60
While IN and round me with q honid crash.
The whole comes down again In one grand
smash
And then my wife remarks: II never saw
A man 80 clumsy = say; Hold her JAwr'
And for a flnman send while I retire
To wash myseli and swear, To vent my ire.
Sep-'tobeT.
Prairie fires are In order.
Jack FroGt is killing plants.
Election thirty-three days hence.
And now politics are growing lively.
Highest temperature yesterday 72o;
lowest, AZ.
Road agents are holding up unlucky
miners in the Gunnison country.
Preaching in the Presbyterian church
this evening at ~ O'Clock. preparatory
To communion. A full attendance is
requested.
The remains OF the late N. q. Meeker
were buried In the Greeley cemetery
ON Wednesday, the first anniversary Of
the Ute massacre.
Professional craeksmen blew open n
safe In Council Bluffs the other night.
Omaha and the Bluffs seem 10 be in
Tested lust now with crooks.
The call for the democratic county
convention will be found In another
column. II Is fixed for Oct. 18th, one
day after the republican county CON
vention.
Gen. J. T. Clark, II. Law, ESQ.,, and
A. A. Egbert, esq, will accompany the
directors down the D. T.. road to-day
and assist In the location OF a terminus
for the Julesburg extension.
Two freight teams from Cheyenne
bound for the northwest passed through
Laramie City the other day, and the
Times rushed the fact into print, as
follows: "Our streets were crowded
with vehicles to-day"
Nobody runs for Office In Denver un-
less they receive n ''call'' In the press.
II has frequently occurred that the
s%criptural words, "Many are called,
but few are chosen" applied with Pc
culiar political force in Denver.
Jones, OF the railroad house, has on
exhibition three big pumpkins which
were raised on his Cache Ia Poudre
farm. Either one Of these pumpkins
Is larger than that on the shoulders OF
the Laramie Sentinel man.
Passenger traffic yesterday: No. 3, 10
Cheyenne, AZ Colorado. G5 through;
No. 4, 6 Cheyenne, o Colorado, 2s
through. Z. g., IL Cheyenne, 9 east,
. west. ID. r., 10 Cheyenne. "a east.
The convic;s who were brought in
from Evanston and Rawlins on We'd
nesday, were taken away yesterday by
Deputy Sheriff L. $. Smith and Mr..
Ed. ordway. They will be snusly en-.
sconced in the Lincoln penitentiary
this evening.
Mr.. Hellman absorbs n column OF
space In this issue Of the LEADER, to
announce to his many patrons his plans
for the future. lie knows the value OF
advertising and therefore does not spare
the printers ink. Read what he has
to say In our local columns and on the
first page.
Prof. Zamloch gave another excel
lent show ut the Dramatic theater last
evening to u fullhouse. The tricks are
new and varied and never fail to prove
interesting. As usual a large number
Of presents were given away. An old
lady drew the china tea set. The enter
tainment will be repeated this evening.
The will OF the late Hugh N. Orr
was filed yesterday with the Judge Of
probate. II names ]. W. Hammond
and j.. IL. Duroin as executors, and
bears date OF September 18th, 1880. by
its terms Mrs. Orr gets the homestead
and personal property, except the pi-
ano, which goes to the daughter Bella.
or the $1,000 life policy $4,000 goes
to Mrs. Orr, $1,000 each to five
children, while the child Emma Jane
gets 9 $4,000 additional. The ranch and
cattle T to be divided equally among
the widow and children. MI. Alvin
Drew, of Plattsmouth, Neb., isappoint.
ed Mr.. Orr's executor In Nebraska, and
the will directs that the property there
be sold and the proceeds DO delivered
TO the executors here.