The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-10-06
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satellits7
Large cattle shipments delay the
passenger trains.
The Italian government is enforcing
the anti-begging laws.
Laramie City has four students in
the Denver university.
Quite an extensive shipment Of cattle
vas made from this city yesterday.
A portion of the second story ioists
have been laid in the opera house build
ing.
Lakes Erie and Ontario have been
connected through SIS, 900, 900 and a
new canal.
Highest temperature yesterday Gle;
lowest 80; highest velocity of wind IA
miles an hour.
The new management of the LEADER
were warmly congratulated on all
hands yesterday.
As matters now stand, it looks as II
Senator Bayard will be elected presi-
dent Of the senate.
Win our subscribers in the country
favor us with the latest news from their
respective localitiesf
The Cleveland Garfield monument
fund amounts to S5,137. Tuesdays
collections were SLOT.
The ministerial association in session
in Omaha, is trying to stop Sabbath
work by a set Of resolutions.
The Scribners Magazine will hence
forth appear as the Century, and is pub
lished by the Century company.
The Julesburg extension is completed,
aud freight trains are already running
through from Omaha to Denver.
"Pink eye," which has wrought such
loss among the horses in Chicago, is
said to be simply a malarial complaint.
The Toledo Telegram says that
George scoville is now rejecting on the
disadvantage of having q brother.in in
law.
Cheyenne a lay claim to being a
moral city, but Eli Perkins and
other eastern liars have stated other
wise.
Mr.. Donovan. the Seventeenth
street merchant. is building a small
brick stable in the rcar of La Roses
market on Eddy street.
Report is received Of the discovery of
petrifed specimens of a palm tree and a
cedar knot, while making excavations
for the new city hall in Denver.
The brick layers engaged upon the
opera house building gave a notice yes
terday, that they should demand an in
crease Of wages to $3.50 per day Satur-
day.
A huge tabernacle is erecting at
Emporia to accommodate 6000 people
constituting a monster Sunday school
convention, which will commence the
18th inst.
W. II. Holiday, of Laramie City. is
putting up a new saw mill on Seven
Mile creek. 1t takes a 30-horse power
engine, and will turn out $1,000 feet OF
lumber per day.
In the report Of the council proceed
ings yesterday it should have been stated
that MI. L. Murrin was granted a re-
bate on $4,000 assessment.
instead of a rebate of S45.
Work is being continued on several
of the leading claims in the Coppercpolis
and Hartville mining districts. The
work has been done on the
other claims, and operations will be re-
newed in the spring.
The Apaches of Arizona are still on
the war path, and are or it big. But
they are reduced in number, and, unless
they should induce additional braves to
join them, they are liable to be swal-
up in short order.
w. o. Stoddard has written u story
Of Indian life in Arizona and Mexico
under the title of Talking Leaves. As
general thing, on this subject, ''talk-
Ing leaves' one as much in the dark as
before the unpoetic facts in the case.
In Montana the Marquis of Lorne
was welcomed by the various cities
which he visited and given the freedom
thereof. Cheyenne has become so
familiar with live lords that when one
passes through he attracts but little at
tention.
Rice's Evangeline company will show
in Cheyenne on tile Both inst, produce
ing LA Mascotte." This company has
u big reputation and is composed Of ex-
cellent artists who give a fine enter
tainment. "A crowded house is certain
to greet la Mascotte."
Orson Pratt, ST., the mormon evan
died in Salt Lake last Monday
evening at 8 O'Clock. He was a native
of New York. about 20 years old and a
disciple Of mormondon from boyhood.
He has been given the credit of ''being
misguided and not Intentionally
wicked"
The Union Pacific shops at Omaha,
Nebraska, are building nine baggage
and twelve caboose cars for the road, a
number of narrow gauge freight cars
for the Colorado division, and twenty
box cars for the Nevada Central. The