The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-04-14


~ndly waved IN the air
Only . strip ofooun plaster
BIS wife had discovered ths hair.
And o. Denver wants q nail fac
tory.
The bunko men have been driven out
Of Denver.
The Archer hose company, of Dem
yer, has disbanded.
Don't forget to secure your seats tor
the Stevens company.
Two days mail arrived last evening.
The is still one days mail due US.
Be it understood that Jay Gould is
still engaged in the railroad business.
A portion of the wall of the Denver
Republican building, fell in on Tues
day.
Miss Minnie Z. Pinneo, Of Greeley,
came up yesterday to prepare for satur-
days race.
One Of these days we shall hear
something of the proposed surrender of
Sitting Bull.
Highest temperature yesterday. 4so;
lowest, 25o. Highest velocity Of wind,
80 miles per hour; melted snow. .02.
Passions Slave" and Unknown
are two of the best written and best
acted plays on the American stage.
Kate Claxton was In the Grand Gen.
trail hotel at Denver, but five hours,
when a fire was discovered in the
building.
Owing to the fact that he was loading
up the newspaper outfit, Deputy Sheriff
Murray did not start for North Park
yesterday. But he will get of to-day.
Judge I. NJ. Fisher has been appoint
ed and confirmed as city attorney Of
Silver Cliff. The judges many friends
here will be pleased to learn of his sue
cess.
Nc. 3 train got in last evening at
about $3.50 O'Clock. II consisted OF two
engines and eleven cars, two OF which
were through mail cars, that is, cars
containing Australian mails.
A gypsy horse trader, Oh seeing Maud
$, without knowing her, offered to take
her and 800 for the beast he was riding,
and could not be induced to do better.
Tie great trotter is not hamsome.
What In the world does Laramie City
want with Ave hose companies, a hook
and ladder company and a bucket brig
AIDE? The Boomerang credits the city |
with such an extensive fire department.
Passenger traffic yesterday: No. 3, %
Cheyenne, 70 Colorado. "a through;
No. a., 4 Cheyenne, 10 Colorado, 40
through; G. O., 6 Cheyenne, Q east,
8 west; d. p, I Cheyenne, 8 east, 4
west.
The editor of an Ohio weekly paper
offers to lead an army of $4,000 men
against the mormons, leaving the paper
temporarily II charge of the devil. Self
sacrifice was always a leading trait in
the profession.
Omaha Republican: Mr.. Andrew Bor-
den is To be appointed Omaha ticket
agent Of the Kansas City, st. Joe & G. b. |
railway, in place Of Mr.. Seachrest, who
has gone to KANSAS City to accept a po-
sition in the union ticket office. MI. |
Borden is a well known, popular and
affable gentleman, and will make an
excellent official. He has been con-
nected with the office for some time
past, and fully understands the bust
ness.
Denver Republican: Coroner Linton
yesterday received a call from the wild
ow of the late Alexander A. Guthrie,
who was killed in the Hallack building
disaster. She is without funds, and
although, as she states, her rent is paid
up in full, her landlord set the trunks, |
ETC., containing Mr.. Guthrie's clothing, |
out in the yard and took possession Of
their room, permitting others to occupy
1t and refusing Mrs. Guthrie admission
when she desired to remove her goods. |
She intended to leave for the east to-
day, but will remain and consult an at
torney.
An exchange says: A Buffalo Chi
naman named See-Wah had a woman
arrested the other day on the charge OF
stealing 800 from him, and when he
came to take the oath, did 1t in the
novel Chinese way, by cutting a chick
ems head off and repeating words
which, when translated, meant: IF 1
am lying l hope to die as this chicken
does, so help me God" Out here in
Cheyenne the Chinese are sworn ''allee
samee Mclean man." 1t would do a
progressive Christian good to see Judge |
Bean swear a Chinaman In true Chris |
tian style.
Excursions to Cheyenne,