The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-08-31
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Highest tsmPsnuTs yesterday, TO-
lowest, S..
Tbs DsAdsosd Pioneer has eilanged
hands and assumed its old folio shaP.
The yellow fever b slow In manifest
ing itself in the Aissi@ippl valley this
year.
The Nans Is authority for the state
ment that Denver ID alled with all sorts
Of criminal crooks.
Michael DAyitt, the organizer Of the
Irish land league. leetured in Omaha
on Saturday evening last.
The people Of Omaha win have a
$4,000 opera house built Immediately.
The money is already suhscrihsd. y
The special en- containing chief En-
gineer Blickensderfer, Of the U. p. and
party. went through on No. yesterday.
The rainfall In Cheyenne ON sAtur.
day evening last during the storm that
lasted ~three-fourths Of an hour. was
l.3O inches.
John Doe. the h~repressible subject Of
police discipline. was before Justice
Bean yesterday and paid m assessment
Of $40 and costs.
Tie unsafe condition Of the sidewalk
On Sixteenth street, neal the w. u.
Telegraph Office. requires the speedy at.
tention OF the authorities.
The u. s. marshal OF Dakota, his
deputies, several detectives and n hall
dozen half breeds are searching for r.
o. Adams, who escaped the other day.
Passenger tnnlc yesterday: No. 8,
6 Cheyenne, "a Colorado, SO through
No. 4. 8 Cheyenne, 8 Colorado, 81
through; C. c., 7 Cheyenne. 8 east,
3 west; ID. p, @ Cheyenne, IS east
A certain safe man states that he In.
sold 100 safes TO business men OF The
Hills, In the last two years, and has moi
Loot n dollar In any transaction.-Dead
rood Pioneer. Then he has certainly
done a safe business.
Tho railroad suspension bridge nj Nj
agara Fails has been changed from q
wooden 10 an iron and steel structure
within the last four months, without m
hours delay 10 the trains passing oven
it, and the new bridge Is said TO be thu
strongest and most durable In the
world.
There was no mail delivered from
No. 4 train yesterday, because tn,
mail clerk got left at Laramie City
The a was locked up, and the mai
matter was only too secure. To-mor
row the passed mail will lie brought ~
on No. o, as the postal clerk at Sidney
will open up the nj and give us oui
portion. The mail that should hav,
left here yesterday for the east viii moi
be taken out until to-day.
We take pleasure in calling attention
to the card OF Messrs. J. Latimer a
Son, Of Abingdon, Ills, the wei
known breeders OF thoroughbred and
high grade cattle, and who have had
business connections with u leading
stockgrowers for several years. Thi.
firm has Furnished over 1000 bulls ir
the past i've years and make western
trade n speciality. Messrs. Latimer &
Son are proprietors Of the Cedar Farm,
two miles north Of Abingdon, and sight
miles south Of Galesburg on the q. b
Il q. II. r.
Denver Times: A telegram from Fair
play states that Harry Sommers. the
telegraph operator who was arrested by
sheriff finger q few days ago on suspi.
eion Of being implicated In the recent
stage robbery, was discharged yester.
day afternoon without examination,
the sheriff having become convinced
that young Sommers had nothing TO dc
with the robbery. The young mans
friends will be we'll pleased at this
prompt acknowledgment OF his entire
innocence.
Probably there Is nothing more az.
gravating than the loud, cheeky, silly
and s~elf-satisied air Of n boy OF four.
teen who despises children, but Is ex-
cused because he himself Is n child, who
tries TO carry toward ladies the man.
ners OF a man, and whose mother tucks
him away In his trundle bed at night.
He seeks the society old girls who pet
him, says silly and smutty things that
would not be tolerated II he were a
man, and Is eye-open when women, re
garding him only as n child, are free In
their manners before him. He Is hated
10y girls n year or two older than he Is,
and Is despised by men, who speak OF
him rs ''freshy" or "a smart Aleck.n