The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-09-18
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The crisis approached yesterday. as
spprehended.
They ara now making a big su5scrip-
tion for Mason.
The train from the west vas half an
hour late yesterday.
It is to be feared that the bulletins
viii end only too soon.
The railroad shops in this city are
turning out some new way cars
The fair at Denver is open for wish
tors to-day, by special permission.
There will be quite au hegira of our
townspeople for the east during next
week.
The case of Clay Wilson, the slayer
of Jim Moon, was begun Friday in
Denver.
The Tabor sharpshooters won at the
shooting tournament at the Colorado
fair Thursday.
Highest temperature yesterday 1872;
lowest $50; highest velocity Of wind 10
miles ar hour.
The arrival of the pay car last even
ing gave the vicinity of the depot an
animated appearance.
The Emma Abbott opera company
will pass through this city to-day, pro-
badly, en- route to Omaha.
The trees in the city have made an
extraordinary growth this year where
they have received proper attention.
No. 4 brought in four empty emigrant
cars yesterday to accommodate the
west going emigrant travel from this
point.
G. B. Meudenhall has disposed of his
cattle on his ranch on the Michigan, In
the North Park, to Howes & Evans, of
Omaha.
William Frawley, the man whose leg
was amputated a few days ago on ac-
count Of q crushed foot, has rallied
and is doing nicely.
There Is not q station on the road
which has the freight house so conve-
niently situated for the public than the
new n in this city.
The new discoveries In the canon,
eight miles from Copperopolis, show up
well, and Of the same class OF ore as
that at the latter camp.
At the Nebraska state fair, F. j..
Stanton, al the representative Of Wyo-
ming. was awarded the first premium
for the best display of minerals.
In the Berlin chess contest the fret
prize has been awarded to Blackburn,
who won ~ games; and the second
prize to Zuckertout, who won 8 games.
Sergeant Mason has issued an ad-
dress. He will be on the lecture plat
form next. Men are made famous
very quickly in these days Of the tele-
graph.
A match game Of base ball will be
played at n O'Clock this afternoon be-
tween the Fort Russell nine and the
Cheyenne nine, back Of the school
house.
Sara Bernbardt Is about to establish
a newspaper. 1t will be difficult for
her to get printers, we imagine, be-
cause Of the lack of fat matter about
sara and her paper.
The Chicago Inter Ocean says that IL
the authorities at Washington want to
make Sergeant Mason the most popular
mar in America they should prosecute
him for firing at Guiteau.
The two personal friends Of Presi-
dent Garield-the only men who have
v remained his c~onHdants, are Gen.
Swain and Col. A. F. Rockwell. Their
portraits appear elsewhere.
Conductor Pittman Is also q ranch
man. He has y very large crop Of pota-
toes this year, 1900 bushels or more;
genuine Grow creek murphies, not to
say anything about turnips, etc.
The brick work on the addition to the
school building has begun, and is fairly
under way. When completed the Chey-
enne school building will be n Of the
finest, for a city Of its size, In the west.
There are about q hundred men at
Copperopolis and Hartville now, and
good work is being done on the claims
there in the way of development. Some
of the claims are showing up very pref
tily.
1t seems to be only a question of en-
durance in the presidents case now.
Having already withstood moro than
Eve ordinary men, 1t is not to be ex-
pected that he car last very much
longer.
The train from the east yesterday was
late again, as usual. This time it was
caused by awaiting the Rock Island
train at Omaha. No. 3 started four
hours behind and made up an hour on
the road.
This has been an exceptionally ia
vorable season for Wyoming's cattle
interests, and shipments of cattle are
going forward in immense numbers.
The prices, as a rule, have been very
favorable.
"You never miss the lager till the
bottle runs dry" and the number Of
empty bottles thus run dry makes quite
an industry in town. They are ship
ped to bo.tlers by the car load and at
ford considerable profit all around.