The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-05-28
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LeadvIlle loses about 81. 900 a day
BY the strike.
The biggest strike Of all in LeadEille
Is the labor strike.
Summer made a s~easOnable effort yes
terdAy TO assert itself.
Ex-Chief Of Police Hickey, Of Den
yer, is being investigated.
TIE Utes are being Ute-ilized 10 boom
Jilm mountain and CummIns City.
The opening Of the Denver jockey
clubs running meetings was 4 G
T. Dyer is having his billiard room
enlarged In order to put In one more
table.
One OF the round-ups passed within 4
mile OF Cheyenne on the east, yesterday
morning.
Read the interesting news on first
page, Of persons being sunstruek in
New York.
The .tsit" Of coroner in lake county,
Colorado, Of which Leadville is the cap
ital, Is a fat one.
Allie Barker was the successful COM
petjtor for the appointment Of naval
cadet from Colorado.
The new carbonate field. about thirty
miles northwest OF Cheyenne. Is attract
ing many prospectors from Laramie
City.
John Cummins had n fight ~ with
Ute Indians In North Park last fall.
Is the present Indian on the same
order?
Col. l.. Murrin has been awarded the
contract TO supply 800 tom OF hay TO
Fort ID. A. Russell. at the rate OF $40
per ton.
Many outfits on the way 10 North
Park are stopping ut Tie siding until
reliable news Is received regarding the
Indians.
One would judge from the frequent
reports In the Denver papers that all
the wicked women In the country fed
TO that city rs 4 refuge.
There win be n cottage prayer meet
ing this evening at the residence Of Mrs.
Ingraham, on Sixteenth street, frst
house west Of Stephen Bon's.
The committee Of arrangements on
Fourth Of July celebration will meet at
city hall this evening at 8 O'Clock. All
members are requested to be present.
Prof. Mills outfit, with Sam Dam
forth and Ed. Stewart departed yester-
day for North Park. The professor
will depart to-day on No. 8 train and
meet his outfit at Tie Siding.
There 10 \ regular procession Of emil
grant wagons passing through Chey-
enne every day. The emigrants are
bound for northern Wyoming. Mon
tana and Washington territory.
Passenger traffic yesterday: No. 8, O
Cheyenne, IS Colorado, 70 through. No.
4, 10 Cheyenne, IL Colorado, 81 through.
d. T.. % Cheyenne, 6 west, O east. &.
e., 1~3Cheyenne, 20 east, 8 west.
Salt Lake Tribune: at was currently
reported yesterday that winter fingered
In the lap Of spring. A winter that is
mean enough TO loll around the lap Of
such n spring rs this ought to be kicked
out OF decent society"
Mrs. DIR. Graham, OF the Methodist
ladies' aid society, remembered the
LEADER force last night in a substan-
tial anne The society held n festi-
val ut Mrs. Graham's residence last
evening which was n fine success.
The Denver papers report the coming
Of Gen. Grant TO Colorado In q few
weeks; and, rs the general remembers
his Cheyenne experience, It Is unneces-
sary TO say that no win avoid the Chey-
enne route, and goes via Kansas City.
J. Grabach, formerly Of Kearney,
Neb., n builder and contractor, has de-
cided to locate In Cheyenne and to en-
gage in business. He has twenty years.
experience rs n mason and builder, and
comes to Cheyenne with the best Of
recommendations from his former place
Of residence.
At the request Of the vestry OF st.
Marks Episcopal church, Rev. DIR.
Claxton has consented TO deliver a
lecture on next Monday evening
on the subject: Scamp life In Pales-
tine" The reverend gentleman is n
very entertaining speaker, and will
give n good lecture. The proceeds will
be devoted to the Sunday school OF the
parish.
We learn from trustworthy sources
that Cummins City, In Jilm mountain,
has been abandoned by the miners, on
account of the Indian scare in that
vicinity, all having returned to Lara
mic City. Many freighters and pros
pectors en- route to the North Park, via
the Laramie route. have turned of and
taken the air line or Cheyenne route, to
the Park, which route is the only safe
one to travel while the Indians infect
the vicinity Of Laramie City.
The Omaha Republican, in speaking
Of Gen. Butler, says: THE general