The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-09-28
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The equiHO1iaI storms are over.

Stock shipments keep up surprisingly
we'll
Highest Temperature yesterday 6Toi
lowest, as.
The Wyman Emigrants are coming
soon. Look out for them.
The Golden club (English) Is circu-
Iating free trade pamphlets throughout
the country.
During last Saturdays storms in
Denver, over 100000 bricks in the
yards were destroyed.
About 5000 patents will expire this
year. Congress Is not likely to renew
them.
The Omaha water works company be-
gan business by placing q $780, 600
mortgage on the AFFAIR.
There seems 10 be a feeling among
many republicans hereabouts that Gen.
Hancock will be the next president.
There will be a lne concert at the
Congregational church this evening.
See the programme printed elsewhere.
The money for the Utes will arrive In
Denver In a few days. The commits
sioners are instructed TO settle the Utes
Immediately.
Some Of the sheep herders Of Texas
have successfully bored arteslan wells,
and they al now use uplands which
were useless before.
The steet crossing we spoke OF on
Sunday morning was repaired by the
city police force OF Saturday night. so
that no accident occurred.
The wreck OF No. 4 at Barton station
has been cleared away and the trains
are running ON the main track. All
evidence Of an accident has disap-
peaIed.
Passenger trafic yesterday: No. 8,
Cheyenne, 10 Colorado. So through;
No. 4, I Cheyenne, 3 Colorado, 80
through. e. C., 10 Cheyenne, o east,
5 west.
Ten stonecut.ers from Boston came
out yesterday and went 10 Sherman
station, where they will be employed
during the winter in cutting stone for
the Ames monument.
Salt Lake Tribune: The new emf
grants were loanng around Zion yester-
day trying to discoyur twenty pound
nuggets on the golden paved streets.
Now they know the tramping elders OF
the Church OF Jesus Christ lied to them.
John Latta, the man who is charged
with tho larceny Of a wagon and team,
the property Of Peter Hennesy, OF
North Park, IA arraigned before
Judge Bean yesterday and waived a
hearing. The judge bound him over
for court in default OF $1,000 bail.
Zamloch, the famous wizard, will
show In the Dramatic theater for four
nights and one matinee this week.
Zamloch has Leen endorsed by the press
as equal to the worlds best sleight
Of hand performers. lie will make
many gifts at each Of his entertain
ments. See his card elsewhere in this
issue.
a party Oh three Vefitaoic ~cockneys'
OF advanced age were passengers on
No. , yesterday. When they alighted
Mt the depot, they first sighted the
p"''"' 'oun' aoo''' anu o"e Vi 'heui
give oApiessioh 10 .neir
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my '''e' M''e' can 'ney f"ise cru
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Ayoung lady who was recently exam
ined by u county school superintend-
n Tor a teachers certificate. was
asked, why Is the noun bachelor sin
gularf' h quickly replied: because
TVS very singu'ar 'ney never get mar
lieu ine superih.ehueht' VINO is
"''i'ei y oacneior' cannot see why the
""'"e' '"ouiu W r"'eu ou''
Workmen are still engaged on the
claim OF Reel Co, at Running Water.
rhey have struck some very fine ere
which carries native silver In immense
quantities also horn silver. Supt.
Mclienry brought down some speci.
mems which do ones eyes good to be-
/ hold. There saema IN Ia No Aa,hf noun
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