The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-06-01
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Judge Bean consigned eight tramps
and one drunk 10 toll on the public high
ways yesterday.
The presence Of troops In the North
Park win prove q big boom for the rs
piring cities located there.
A new time table has gone into effect
on the X. T.. II does not materially
change the passenger time Of the ID. p.
Mr.. Charles Rhinehart, Of LeadyiIle.
pulled the nose Of Mrs. Charles Rhine
hart, and the latter sued for q divorce in
consequences.
The special car bearing Fred l..
Ames, one Of the U. p. directors,
passed through yesterday on the return
trip 10 Omaha
w. ID. Pease proposes to start this
week with his family for North Park.
He will also take In goods and estab-
lish 4 grocery store.
Geo. NJ. PuiiInan's private car was
taken west yesterday TO bring back the
general manager Of the Northern Pa
ciac road. who is in Frisco.
Passenger traffic yesterday: No. 5, 9
Cheyenne. IS Colorado, 4e through. No.
4, 10 Cheyenne, II Colorado, IS east
d. p. Il Cheyenne. l west, 4 east. q.
e., II Cheyenne, IA east. / west.
Private advices received from v. ID.
Greene ut Fordyce's bridge yesterday
state that Stewards toll road Is com
pleted 10 Chambers lake. Messrs.
Whitehead and Leibey were on the
range when he left there.
Deadwood Pioneer: Maxwell, the
Black Hills desperate. recaptured at
Cedar Rapids, and returned 10 his old
quarters In the Yankton Jail, is now
chained to the floor and his rists and
ankles secured by shackies. He Is ugly,
and says he will kin the sheriff at first
opportunity"
BY reference TO our advertising col
umns It will be seen that Hon. A.
Worth Spates and J. G. Baird have
formed a co~partnership as attorneys at
law, and solicitors OF claims. Both
gentlemen are well known In this com
munity, and require no special mention
In u columns.
Many Of the grand jurors being en-
gagged In the stock business which ur-
gently required their attention the court
excused the grand jury until June "a.
Besides, the grand jury has disposed Of
most Of the business that was In proper
shape, and its recess will not occasion
any delay or loss to the county.
Rev. DIR. Claxton delivered a lecture
In Recreation hall last evening TO n fair
audience. His subject was Scamp
Life In Palestine" and he handled 1t
with mastery skill. The lecture was
replete with brilliant description and
powerful incident. The proceeds 90 To
the Sunday school Of 81. Marks parish.
There were 125 short horn bulls came
up on the d.. p. yesterday afternoon,
bound for Sidney. They were bought
by Driscoll & Son, Mt the recent sale Of
short horns in Kansas City. Merchants
there pronounce the cattle the finest
short horns they have ever seen. They
came from the famous Hamilton herd
Of Kentucky.
The latest news from North Park is
to the effect that the settlers in Park
City are stampeding to Crescent and
Jack City. Park City Is situated about
three miles from the mines, and was
concocted rs . big speculation. But 1t
has fallen through, according to report.
Crescent and Jack City are organized
upon better democratic principles.
An Omaha dispatch Of yesterday says:
John s. Collins, an intimate friend OF
Gen. Grant, received n dispatch this
morning from Galena, stating that
Gen. Grant and wife will leave Galena
tomorrow for Dubuque, Iowa, where
they will visit for a few days with Hon.
John Thompson, and will probably re-
main there until after the convention.
Mr.. Collins left for Dubuque this after
noon to see Gen. Grant" Mr.. Collins
father and Gen. Grants father were
once engaged in the tanning business
together, and q warm feeling has ex-
listed ever since between the general
and Mr.. Collins.