The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-08-03
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The stone masons began work on the
opera house yesterday.
General Grant receives an income of
s25. 900 a year from his railroad inter
ests.
One hundred and five cars of stock
arrived in Omaha last Sunday from the
west.
Teams are employed filling up bad
spots in Furgeson street, north Of Six
teenth.
j. b. Bruner has sold his Interest in
the Fort Collins Courier to II. +. Stur-
tsyant.
F~irst-elass painting of all kinds done
at reasonable rates by John Renfro, 1927
Eddy street. au3-lm
Highest temperature yesterday s6o;
lowest "a; highest velocity of wind IS
miles an hour.
Cheyenne wants laborers Of all kinds,
also brickmakers. Send on your sur
plus labor, ye outside villages.
Mrs. Cewan, sister OF the actor, Is
heiress OF the late L. A. Sothein. The
courts have supported her claim.
Lord Beaconfeld's silver plate was
sold recently at enormously high fig
ures. His silver plated instand brought
1854 {.
The FIRST number of the Fort Collins
daily Express is out. 1t is q small 10
column paper, looking as bright and
neat as it is small. Success.
The locomotive which was somewhat
damaged in the accident on the C. c.,
In which engineer Frank Whitney lost
his life, is repaired and on the road
again.
The body of ex-Gov. Bagley passed
through on the eastern bound train
yesterday afternoon. The remains are
in charge Of the deceased governors
family.
Mrs DIR. J. i. Carey died last even
ing at the residence of her brother-in-
law, at z O'Clock. She suffered but
little pain and remained conscious to
the last.
Speaking Of the late Dean Stanley's
handwriting, the New York Express
says: ''Choate's pot hooks were small
plea type in comparison with the deans
scrawls."
Silver Cliff had a shooting ARRAY
Tuesday evening, in which Msjor Fay
was shot and dangerously wounded, by
one Davidson. Family troubles are
given as the cause
Miss Emma Thursby has been sing
ing in Copenhagen. The critics are
very enthusiastic, and compare her
with Jenny Lind. Miss Thursby is to
sing in Sweden and Norway.
The panel OF grand jurors in the dis
trict court at Laramie City was quashed
Yesterday, upon motion Of Mr.. Corlett,
because they were drawn from fifty
nine names instead of sixty ame
The injury to George Conroy, men,
tion of which was made yesterday, is
very serious in its character. The in
Jury is In the spinal cord of the neck
and his mind has no. vet been restored.
A brotherhood of bootblacks was in
corporated in Omaha last Saturday.
| For it's motto it might udont the words
of the old song, ashine on. Shine on: /
too, may shine as brightly as you.n So.
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