The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-07-21
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The WEEKLY LEADKH win be issued
tomorrow. Send aooPy 10 your friend
b4ek east.
The new rules adopted BY the supreme
court appear in the report IL yester-
days session Of the court.
From what the Denver papen say.
one readily concludes that . moral
sewer Is necessary in the Denver city
council
Political campaigns make the tin and
broomhandle business brisk. One
Chicago firm has . Detroit order for
1000 torcheA
II IL proposed 10 call the roll at the
depot daily when trains No. 3 and 4
como in, and hne the delinquent mem
bers Of the platform club.
Passenger trafic yesterday: No. 5,
10 Cheyenne; Is Colorado; 40 through;
No. 4, 7 Cheyenne; IL Colorado; 81
through. C. C. 10 Cheyenne; q east,
I west.
The Denver Tribsme has removed 10
liz new building, on Sixteenth street
between Lawrence aud ArapAhoe
streets, and now has commodious
quarters.
The secret Is now out. DR.. Tanner
gets no salary for starving, but he has
been made some good offers TO go lee
turing II he succeeds in starving him
self to death.
Hugh Barton brought 30.2ll pounds
OF wool, exclusive OF sacks, into Chey-
enne yesterday for shipment 10 eastern
parties. This amount was clipped
from 5000 sheep.
A Spanish merino ram owned by
Hugh Barton, OF Bristol, Col. sheared
IS pounds OF wool this summer. The
entire west is challenged by NJ. Barton
TO produce n single clipping 10 beat
this.
Joseph Hackett, a bricklayer, was
shot In front Of a saloon on Blake
street, Denver, by Frank Howard, on
Monday evening last. Hackett's
wound Is thought 10 be fatal. Howard
Is In the county jail.
Deputy Sheriff Martin departed yes
terday for the Lincoln, Neb., peniten-
tiary, for q brief visit to that institution.
Hugh j. Edwards accompanied the dep
uty. He will pay a visit TO the same
place Of nearly n years duration.
Prayer meeting ut the Presbyterian
church this evening at 8 O'Clock. Sub
ject, "a Safe Condition." John 10:
14-l7. After service action will be
taken In regard TO the death Of ex-Gov.
Campbell. the first trustee Of this
church.
DIR. Tanner occasionally takes ON a
streak Of fat during his starvation
match against time. II he succeeds In
getting fat on nothing but water, the
country will be overrun with boarding
houses having large wells In lieu OF
kitchens.
Tho mem ers Of the platform club,
and others who have occasion TO travel
TO and from the depot, will be pleased
to learn that the city council has APP
pointed q special committee to annihi-
'late the nuisance existing In that ditch
near the depot.
The following officers were installed
Mt Odd Fellows hall on Monday even-
ing: ]. A. Bean, N. c.; II. W. Moore,
v. G.; J. p. Weybrecht, sec. II. Alt
man, treas; w. L. Kuykendall, cond.,
ii. A. Calland, war; S. Sterly, o. G.;
II. p. Button, /. G..
The Catholic fair opened last eve
ming with a lecture by Rev. +. Bender
ON Home" The discourse was point
ed and eloquent and elected frequent
applause. At the close of the lecture
the floor was cleared and the fair OPEN
ed In good earnest The final exer-
cises Of the evening were dancing; It Is
almost useless to say that this was en-
joyed by all present. .
Denver Tribune. General Grant will
not visit Denver for some weeks. Gov.
Routt informs the Tribune that he viii
leave Manitou for Leadville Thursday,
and from that point accompanied by
governor and others will visit the Gun
nison and other outlying points, includ-
ing Eagle river. He will then come to
Denver and make this place his head
quarters for n week or more, visiting
Gov. Bryan at Idaho and running up to
Georgetown, Boulder and other places
in the state.
Laramie Times: Mr.. l.. z. Corey,
who was injured 90 severely by falling
of the top Of the cages In the jail last
week, diedof his injuries between 4 and
8 o'clock yesterday morning. We have
no positive knowledge rs to his age or
antecedents. BY inquiring Of different
citizens we learn that he was n native
Of Vermont, and coming west lived In
Iowa for sometime, and served In an
Iowa regiment during the civil war.
He has been In this territory some nine
years, living In Laramie for q while,
and has been In Evanston about seven
or eight years. lie vas q lawyer and
civil engineer by profession, and about
thirty-seven years Of age ut the time Of
his death.
Can't Preach Good.