The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-10-16
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Highest temperature yesterday 81
LSsst -.
The opium dsBs Of Denver have been
SUPPRESSED
The great sale At s~sRseS, Colo, be-
gins to-day.
The wind swept over the race track
yesterday at a2s4O gait.
-Four cattle thieves were killed in
New Mexico the other day.
The suryeyors-general convention at
salt Lake has ended It's Abors-
Roberts. the carriage maker, supplies
northern Colorado with hns vehicles.
There is too much cold for the
amount Of weather we have these days.
The races will be resumed at the driy-
ing park to-day, IL the weather will per-
init.
Harry Trayilla will be tried next
week for the murder Of Sole. Marburger
In Denver.
The citizens Of Salt Lake repetition
ing the city council for the adoption Of
the electric light.
The cattle are shrinking daily, and
the men who have not yet shipped are
losing in consequence.
The a containing the government
directors Of the U. II. came up from
Denver yesterday and went east.
A heavy snowstorm prevailed yester-
day between North Platte and Hills
dale. Nos train came In all covered
with o
The extreme cold Of yesterday created
the impression that Charles Francis
Adams passed through on No. 8 train.
But he didn't.
The regular undertaken won't have
much to do during the first week in
November. Candidates will be laid
Out by the ballot-box.
Omaha Hcrdid; Omaha Is n peculiar
city. but is perhaps the only one In the
world where n has 10 go In the street
10 keepout OF the mud.
An Omahog named John Hora
threatened to kill his wife as the speed
lest means Of separation and as being
cheaper than n divorce suit.
Judge J. W. Fisher has declined the
nomination for justice OF the peace. and
Mr. II. L. Fisher has declined the nom
nation for constable, on the republican
county ticket.
There was tut one heat run at the
driving park yesterday in order to de-
rtie The troiting race that was begun
IN Thursday. Black Harry won the
hat aud race In $3.50.
Passenger traffic yesterday: No. 3, 10
Cheyenne, 81 Colorado. AZ through;
M. 4. s Cheyenne, Is Colorado, 81
through. e. C., 10 Cheyenne, IL east,
) west; ID. p. s Cheyenne, 10 east, l
vest.
One through line on the Western
Union has been fixed, and this Is mo-
nopolized by business messages which
are three days behind. The local wires
between Cheyenne and Laramie are all
down.
In the case Of Dick Adams, the de-
defaulting postmaster OF Deadwood,
the supreme court Of Yauk-
ton affirmed the judgment Of the lower
coart In his trial for embezzlement, and
nothing now intervenes bet ween Adams
aid his three-years sentence In the peni-
Tertiary.
The fraternal compliments OF our
western editorial brethren are refresh.
ing. Says the Green River Courier:
The Chieffdin Shaffer, OF Evanston,
sas in town to-day as handsome as n
militia captain, and after hours of So
Der enjoyment, departed for bis own
si,nctuin.
Clerk Reed reports that he gets six
postal cards weekly on an average, out
of the Union Pacific hotel postal box,
that are not addressed. Men, aud wo-
men, too, will take extraordinary pains
to write long and tender epistles on
postals AMI forget all about addressing
them.
Denver Tribune: A requisition from
the governor of Wyoming was presented
nj the state house yesterday for the
arrest OF n E. T. Weber, who is
charged with cattle stealing in Carbon
county, Wyoming. The necessary
papers were issued and Officer Rankin
stated for North Park TO make the
capture.
Denver Republican: II is reported tina,
Hermann BecLurts who got married
yesterday in the east, has withdrawn
from the Tribune and Is ut the head OF
the new rolling mill enterprise which is
Ia lie started in Denver soon. Sorry IL
lose him from the profession MS he is m
excellent writer, but glad he is to ne.
main a resident OF Denver.