The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-10-25
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Inc Actlth hoota te.@hs teA1
Bonds, LIS.
Silver, sl.12s.
Central Pacific stock, 9I4.
Union Pacific stock, sl.19t.
Omaha BARRIERS will keep their shops
closed on Sundays hereafter.
There will be a regular meeting Of
the gymnasium society at their hall to-
night.
Highest temperature Yesterday $50.
lowest $50; highest velocity of wind !
miles per hour.
These fine days make the cattle men
smile. Stock is still feeding and fatten-
ing on the ranges.
The unioa bible class will meet al
the reading rooms this evening. and
Tuesdays hereafter at 7:30 O'Clock.
Two special cars were attached to the
west bound passenger train yesterday,
en- route west to meet Henry Willard
and party.
Wright, the photographer, has got
his new gallery opposite the postoflce
in good shape, and will open tomorrow
for business.
Several members Of the Cheyenne
lodge X. of p. will go Denver to-day. in
addition to the delegation who went
SOUTH yesterday.
The ladies Of the Presbyterian church
will give an oyster supper at the read
ing room on Thursday evening from
$50 to 10 O'Clock.
The new brass band-the one that Is
being organized-is composed OF gem
erous mortals. They contemplate leas-
lag the race track for rehearsals.
Quite a delegation Of knights Of
Pythias from the Cheyenne lodge went
to Denver yesterday to attend the scs-
sion of the grand lodge convened there.
Gov. Hoyt, Prof. jerks and ]. z.
Adams departed yesterday for the new
mining district, and will spend about
ton days making their examinations
| there.
The change in the time Of arrival and
departure Of the passenger trains will,
1t is said, affect No. 4 SO as to bring 1t
into this city about II O'Clock in the
forenoon.
The democrats OF Arapahoe county,
Colorado. have nominated Capt. S. S.
Austin for the office OF sheriff. Hon.
Clarence p. Elder was nominated fol
state senator.
Peter Eerdicof Herdic, of coach
frme, is considering a plan for a line Of
his coaches between Omaha and Coun.
Gil Bluffs, using a rope pontoon bridge
for the river transfer.
Men were taken up to Sherman yes.
terday by Contractor East to begin
active work upon Frewen's meat pack.
ing house. And 1t may be well to say
that 1t is not the Frewen Bros. bni
Moreton Frewen, who is inaugurating
this enterprise.
IL the people Of the stage would bear
In mind that it is the feelings CT the
audience which is to be looked after and
not their personal prejudices, would
make their work more appreciated and
prevent such an attempt at guyipg as
was made during Miss Caldwell's en- CIR,
last evening.
Late Saturday night,a special consist
ing Of one coach and an engine, passed
through this city bearing Mr.. Erwin
Davis. Of New York, to Butte, Mont,
where his brother, a heavy mine owner,
lies seriously sick. The track was
cleared for the special so that it need
not suffer delay from one end OF the
road to the other.
The NJ. E. church has been thor.
oughly repaired, painted, papered and
improved, and is as neat and attractive
now as may be. Sunday morning Rev.
Mr.. Taylor urged upon the congrega-
ton the necessity of giving, and appro'
pirate exercises preluded the raising
Of the entire amount necessary to pay
for the repairs, something over 5000
This speaks well for the liberality o.
those present.
Ed. Sumner has a lively imagination
One Of his man appeared in Sun
days LEADER 1t was not a Sunday
school story, and no good little boy was
concerned in it. either in its manufac.
ture or otherwise. 1t was about a mar
who broke his ankle twice. The las,
break was q bad one-it was all in Ed's
imagination. These stories are inter
esting. but it is evident that their au
thor Is no relative of the hero of the
little hatchet tale.
A prisoner named Worthington, il
the county jail, made an attempt tC
escape on Sunday by breaking hi.
shackies and picking the lock ON hi.
cell He was discovered in time by
Sheriff Sharpiess to prevent an escape.
A heavy bar rive.ed to both wrists wa.
placed on the prisoner and he was
locked in the dark cell. Yeti he got out
Of the new shAekie. He will be riyesed
more thoroughly now aud secured be
yond the possibility OF escape.
A Burninx shame.
Sunday some Of the passers-by OF
Railroad street near the corner OF Hill