The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-09-29
MIaOa MENTION.

Indian summer viii soon be here.
The Mrs. Garfield fund amounts Il
$685., 600.
The K. P. pay car came up over the
ID. r. yesterday or its return to Omaha
The chief and paid fremen of the
Denver fire department will be uni
formed at once.
Highest temperature yesterday 62o.
lowest 36o, highest velocity of wind /;
miles an hour.
Guiteau will ha We to be clad In a suit
Of boiler iron to assure him safety during
his forthcoming trial.
1t is very easy for Washington CORES.
pondents 10 manufacture cabinet ru.
mors, and the work goes on briskly.
Legrand Phillips, the. colored mar
who WAS stabbed a few nights ago, has
sufficiently recovered to get out for q
few hours at a time.
The thirteen trees which Alexander
Hamilton planted on his grounds in
New York city in honor of the thirteen
states of the union are still standing.
An associated press dispatch from
Cleveland yesterday states that there Is
no danger OF Garfeld's body being sto-
len, as every safeguard has been taken.
An alarm of fire was sounded last
evening at 1890 O'Clock. 1t was caused
by the burning Of Guiteau in efigy on
Sixteenth street, near Zehner, Jackson
d Buechner's store.
Affairs were considerably mixed up
at the depot yesterday, at least the pas
sengers were; hardly n out of ten
knowing which of the several trains
might be the right mt
A Denver lawyer is writing communi-
cations to the press to prove that
Arthur Is still president of the senate.
The same ~syllogism applied to Garfeld's
case would prove that the ex-president
is still alive.
Yesterdays train from the east was
delayed west Of Sidney by the pulling
OF a drawhead from the express car.
The express matter was transferred at
this place into u ''dinky," and the dam
aged car ran into the shops.
Those who want nice, hot biscuit,
tea, coffee and cream, homemade
bread, chicken salad and many other
goodies for supper, too numerous to
mention, and all for twenty five cents,
must 90 to the reading room tonight
where these things will be served from
six until ten O'Clock. :
Annie Ward Tiffany has earned the
reputation Of being an actress, in the
proper meaning Of the word, and J. H.
Rowe, who is one Of her supports, is
well and favorably known. "The
Child Stealer, I" In which they appear, is
a drama highly emotional in character,
and If well rendered, as it will be, will
be well worth seeing.
A woman recently called upon Judge
Fisher to see about commencing action
against her husband for divorce, but
Judge Lynch got the start of Judge
Fisher by a large majority, for yester-
day the lady called at the latter's office,
saying that his services would not be
needed now. as her husband, Happy
jack" had just been hung by a meb
down in Colorado.
The new advertisement of Messrs.
g. H. & j.. s. Collins, manufacturers
Of stock-saddles. harness, etc., appears
in this issue Of the LEADER. This firm
is well known throughout the west, and
the goods manufactured at this estab-
lishment are found in every town,
ranch and camp far and near. The
Collins stock saddles especially have be-
come the favorites of the cowboys, and
the harness and other goods made and
sold by this firm are considered the best
in the market.
T'were better to quote this, Mr.. Sun:
Be not deceived; III ave yelled my look;
l turn the trouble ofmy countenance
Merely upon myself. vexed / am
or late with passions OF some difference;
Conceptions only proper to myself.
Which give some soil, perhaps, to my beha-
viours:
But let not therefore my good friends be
griev'd
Nor construo any further my neglect,
Than that poor Brutus, with himself at war,
Forgets the shews of love to other men.