The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-03-31
MINOR

To-day's No. 8 ought to be in nearly
on time.
Ogden claims q mining boom. Lett
be recorded
1t. Gov. Tabor is still investing in
LeadyiIle mines.
There is a perfect blockade of nomi-
nations in the senate.
There were three cars Of mail matter
on the first No. 3 yesterday.
Do not fail TO attend the lecture at
the Presbyterian church this evening.
Kentucky Belle" is in Denver now,
keeping up her old lick in police circles.
1t looks as if the snow would con-
tinue to fall in the east until mid-sum-
mer.
Three engines are now employed to
take No. 3 oyer the hill in order to gain
time.
Highest temperature yesterday. $50;
lowest, So; highest velocity Of wind,
20 miles.
Summer in Wyoming and winter in
the east. Come out west you frozen
tenderfeet.
Last Saturdays Inter Ocean con
tanned 80 pages. 1t was a special ad-
vertising issue.
Oleomargerine and butterine are being
more largely manufactured than ever in
the United States.
The damage done in the state OF
Nebraska by the floods will aggregate
several million dollars.
The east bound and west bound trains
met yesterday and a large Of
travellers was the result.
A meeting of the stockholders of the
Cheyenne driving park association is
called elsewhere in this issue.
Maud s. is a very fast girl, and the
turfmen of the world will look inter-
estedly for that record of POT.
The second No. 3 of yesterday came
in at 9:10 last evening, having come by
way of the B. & NJ. to Kearney june
ton.
The No. 3 rhyme in yesterdays
LEADER had the excellent effect Of
bringing in all the delayed mails on two
trains.
Passenger traffic yesterday: No. 3,
% Cheyenne; 81 Colorado; III through.
No. A, A Cheyenne; 8 Colorado; %
through.
The first No. 3 yesterday was the
train that cana round by way Of st.
Joseph, and made $50 miles extra in
distance.
The lecture for the benefit of the
reading room, at the Presbyterian
church, this evening, will be very in
teresting.
Highway robbers infest the streets OF
Denver. On Tuesday night a man was
robbed on Blake street, tho robbers OBJ
tanning $50.
There will be some good square fight
ing in Europe before long. America
will be largely drawn upon for arms and
ammunition.
An extra passenger train passed
through Cheyenne at $3.50 O'Clock this
morning from Omaha. 1t took out all
the remaining delayed passengers.
The reported robbing of a passenger
train on the Atchison. Topeka & Santa
Fee road, near Albuquerque, is emphat-
ically denied by the officials of the road.
The pullman tourists, {" toney dra-
matte company who travel altogether in
a special Pullman car, went west with
No. 3 last evening to fill n San Fran
cisco engagement.
A supper will be given by the ladies
of the Presbyterian church, Friday
evening, at the residence of Mrs. G. A.
Starlight, Ferguson street. Supper will
De served from . 10 IL.
The organ around the corner is busi-
ly engaged these days in trying to
bolster up the waning fortunes OF its
bosses, one of whom is about to be
kicked out of the territory, and the
others are nn the vergeo Of bankruptcy.
An eastern word carpenter proposes
to save lead pencils and newspaper
space by putting ''Society for the Pre-
vention Of Cruelty to Animals" into
briefer form. "Philozootistn is the
term he proposes, which being inter-
preted Means a lover Of animals.
The Weekly LEADER now contains
one page full of stock brand advertise
ments of the Wyoming Stockgrowers'
association. The number issued this
morning Is especially attractive, being
full of local and territorial news. A
large extra edition has been issued, and
extra numbers can be had at Hollis
newsroom or at the LEADER office.
Fire In LeadviIie.
A special to the Denver Republican
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