The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-07-13

Eugene Field will arrive In Denver
Saturday and take editorial charge of
the Tribune. The great Rothacker,
who is president. will manage the pa
per.
There is a good opening for an cleo
trio company to establish a s'plant'' in
Cheyenne. The Brush frauds have
miserably failed to put in an appear
ance.
The richest copper mines in the
world are the Calumet and Hecla, of
Michigan. They have raken out ST.
100000 worth of copper in thirteen
years.
Nothing worries an attorney SC much
as to wade. through the details of
a long and complicated case and find
the concluding sentence to read: 1.-THE
judge took the papers"
The Philadelphia Neics offers the fol-
lowing receipt for becoming esthetic:
lone dictionary Of art terms, three oil
paintings, and a job lot of old crockery
ware. Mix. No brains required"
Harper's issued an extra edition of
their Weekly to publish the account
and Illustrations of the assassination.
Guiteau's picture, contained therein,
is the same as published in the LEADER.
The cattle business is very good.
The price having gone up. some buyers
at last years prices are making money
without touching their purchases. sim
ply selling over again at the advanced
rates.
The San Antonio people complain of
little fishes in the water mains. They
can't expect the water works company
to furnish them with whales one hun
dred and twenty feet long for dollar
q month.
Says the Denver Republican: The
Cheyenne tournament takes place
on the 21st sure, and Hooks No. 2
leave for the scene OF the contest the
morning preceding without fail, re-
turning on the evening of the race.
Over 1,400 new postofices have been
established during the year. Postmas.
ter-General James, by his vigorous on
slaught upon star route thievery, will
be able to open up many new postoflces
and establish routes for the accommo-
dalton of the public with the funds
saved.
Two respectable ladies dressed In
mems clothing on Monday evening just
for a lark and took a walk down street.
They bad q gay time of it and INDUCED
In the consolation Of not being detected.
But our policemen ''tumbled ON the
racket" as the saying goes, and shad-
owed the ladies home.
Queen Victoria's message OF sympa-
thy to Minister Lowell is the fourth
of its kind that she has sent to repre-
s~entatives Of u government at Lon
don. Her reign, beginning in 1887,
bridges the death of three American
president's who have died in Office,
and the fourth who has CONT near
death.
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