The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-08-18
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6fllklLs "a Genus pound
Sing no the sweet potato that ] yam,
Forepaugh's circus will visit Omaha
on the 9th inst.
The u. p. pay a was in last even
ing distributing blessings.
Get your seats for the Mastodons on
Wednesday evening next.
Denver satisfactorily tested her new
Silsby fire engine yesterday.
The WEEKLY LEADER entered upon
its fifteenth volume to-day.
Salt Lake, also, will run short Of ice,
as the crop was poor last winter.
There are about 1000 doctors in the
United States according to n of them.
The stone masons are putting in an
excellent foundation wall for the opera
house.
The colored people Of Georgia are try
ing to establish a colored theological
seminary at Atlanta.
Highest temperature yesterday s3o;
lowest $40; highest velocity of wind "a
miles an hour; rainfall .02. /.
In Rockford, Ill. a man gave an
other liquor and had to pay a fine Of
s35 and costs for the privilege.
The tomb Of Washington, at Mount
Vernon, has been visited by about 49,
900 people during the past year.
The tide seems to be turning against
Ayoob Khan in the east, and the
Ameer's star is in the ascendency.
Chicago has a Chinese portrait paint
er, Tong Tong, who does satisfactory
work. HIS name must be feminine.
Mahogany and rosewood are found
to be the best and cheapest material
for ties on the Tehauntepec railroad.
The rains are increasing all over the
west. The a%ppellation s'rainless re-
gion.n must be fastened elsewhere now.
Scarcely one box of fruit has been
shipped to Deadwood from Sidney this
ScaSohs "uoio touh "cho ocht iaoe Joai.
Spearfish is building a new road to
the new carbonate mines, SO al to COM
pete with Deadwood as a supply point.
Edison has established a training
school for his employees. to teach them
the elementary principles Of their bust
ness.
During the month of July the sales
of Limburger cheese in Green county,
Mo-, amounted to $4,000. A strong
market that.
Charles Kirkland, the photographer,
has hung a large frame of handsome
photographs samples of his work. in
the postofice.
p. J. Lonergan viii pull out for the
Hartville copper and silver mines to-
day. He sent up a ton Of giant pow
der the other day.
DIR. Tanner is determined to break up
in business all the New York chop
houses. He now proposes to attempt
in New York a 95 days fast.
One Cuban lady at Saratoga requires
eve large trunks to accommodate her
wardrobe, and they are valued at some
thing over 1900 apiece when filled.
In his minutes of yesterdays meeting
Of the board of county commissioners,
Clerk Jeffrey had the following men,:
Full board present." An explanation
is In order.
Tuesday, after d~isposing Of several
minor cases. the district court at Lara
mic City adjourned until Saturday
morning. The petit jury was discharged
for the term.
A monumental log cabin is to be
erected at Atlanta, ILL.,, from logs CON-
tributed by the old settlers in that COM
munlty. Senator David Davis con-
tributed a white oak log.
Deadwood's new carbonate camp be-
gins to loom in earnest. Reports arrive
OF shooting ARRAYS before a prospect
has been shotted. This camp has its
daily paper also-the Daily Carbonate
Reporter.
1t is well for Guiteau that he failed
in his attempt to escape, for he would
be killed on sight in the outside world.
Were the district Jail out west, Gniteau
would soon be removed from all earthly
chances of escaping.
A man was recently suffering with
the delusion that the free masons were
pursuing him, and climbed on an oil
tank and dropped through the man
hole. When found supporting himself
by grasping a perpendicular rod, he
merely said, "Oh, its oil right"
The remains of George F. Dawson
were shipped yesterday to Russell, Kan
sas. The messenger who was sent for
them failed to connect. and consequent
ly a telegram was received asking that
the body be forwarded at once. 1t was
sent over the d. p, and will 60 by way
of Denver over the X. P.
A Chicago & Northwestern special
car was brought in on No. 3, yesterday,
and taken to Denver over the D.. P. 1t
was elegantly fitted with kitchen, wash
room, parlor, etc, and vas in the use
of a party made up of Marvin Hewett,
general manager of the q. & N. w. r.
r., W. II. Stennett, general ticket and
passenger agent, and ladies.
Another celestial has found the mel