The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-05-15
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S~oaFentlen dag a. LATzmie to-day.
All B0rnstt at Recreation Hall neat
Tuesday Higut.
Pienty Of light air stirring; bat tie
rain keeps away.
Mary Anderson's nineteenth birth
day has come around again
Six cars. well filed with emigrants,
went west on No. Z yesterday.
Did not our weathsr prophet say there
was TO he snow storm about this timer
A little boy at our elbow wants TO
know why German man is called n
Herr.
The straw hat ssAsOn Is working its
way to the front under many disadyAn-
tagesL
Msssrs. J. G. Mills and Sam. ii.
Danforth are preparing 10 go to the
North Park.
IAN flesh Is grass therefore our
stoekmen keep up good spirits during
this dry weather.
Small politicians should never get
angry. A cat on 4 fence with her back
up cannot pass herself on for a camel
The wind blew and the dust dew yes
terday. This item Is for the benefit Of
those who live outside Of the Magic
City.
Nj. L. II. Cohen. formerly with A.
Polack, the clothier, started for North
Park yesterday with 4 load of clothing
and dry goods
The delegation Of teachers who
went 10 Rawlins 20 attend the session
Of the teachers institute, will arrive on
No. 4 this afternoon.
Passenger trafiic yesterday; No. 8,
81 Cheyenne. 50 Colorado. and Is
through; No. 4, IA Cheyenne, 10 Colo
nado and 10 through;
One Of the features OF the Grant re-
ception in Springfield was the presenta-
tion OF 4 livery bill nineteen years old,
which had not been receipted.
Mr.. +. ii. Jones, agent OF the LEAD
ER at Green River, ran n foot-race the
other day with Mr.. Grimmitt, of Ian
der City. OF course, the former won.
A military wedding at the Episcopal
church at oon to-day. A brave and
handsome lieutenant will wed n most
beautiful and accomplished lady from
Philadelphia.
Quite 4 large party went over the
hills yesterday TO attend the convention
at Laramie City. Among the number
were Messrs. Swan, Adamsky, spates.
and Hardin. delegates; and Carey, G.
Riner, Schiltger, and Baird, aiternates.
Messrs. O'Brien, Braun, Hillman
and Deitrick go up on the freight
this morning.
Marshal Ryan and n force OF hired
laborers were doing needed work on the
lower end OF Ferguson street yesterday.
Rutledge with q detailed force from the
''cooler" operated In another part of
the city. Tho exceptional dryness Of last
winter which allowed all dirt between
here and Deadwood to moye TO Chey-
enne, has rendered II necessary TO do
an unusually large amount OF cleaning
up on our streets this season.
The Joy case still drags along. At n
late hour yesterday Mr.. Collins was
stlll on the stand, and still telling the
same story. He utterly fails To be con-
WINGED that he was mistaken In think
ing that Joy was one Of the two men
that presented the forged paper. Judge
Fisher is, In the absence Of Mr.. Hor-
ton, acting in the double capacity Of
prosecuting attorney and ste~nographer.
Although his short hand Is n trihe
long 1t will probably not need to be
transcribed In order to be legible.
W. r. Carroll, ESQ.,, had an expert
ence on Thursday evening which might
have easily proven fatal, and strongly
exempli6es the dangers Of going to
church-when q Laramie zephyr reaches
Cheyenne. During the services at the
NJ. L. church on that evening, n pane
Of glass became loosened from an up
per window in the end Of the church,
came whirling down, just grazing his
n and the side Of his head and cut q
deep cash In tho floor. II IL had varied
one inch from Its course, in the wrong