The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-09-15
ING MENTION.

Cool fall weather prevails.
overcoats are in demand Of an even
ing.
A sufferer never speaks well of any
body.
The state fair at Denver commenced
Tuesday.
The Black Hills fair commenced
Tuesday.
The president is evidently taking his
case into his own hands.
Emma Abbott? Let's see-oh. yes.
She once sang In Denver.
The Nebraska state republican con-
yention is called at Lincoln for Octo-
Der.
The Homestake company's mills
crush every twenty-four hours, 1,4O0
tons of ore.
Highest temperature yesterday 60o;
lowest 45o; highest velocity of wind %
miles an hour.
Any u having q second hand safe
for sale AN hear Of a purchaser at the
LEADER Office.
Robt. z. Strahorn has issued a splen-
did book on the Yellowstone Park. 1t
should be read by everybody.
Court business is gathering but slow
ly. and the probabilities are that there
will be but a slight civil docket.
Sale OF the estate of Thos. Hall, de-
ceased, will take place to-day at 2
O'Clock p. M, at tho court house.
Charley Goodsell is raising a big dust
in making the necessary repairs to the
building next to the LEADER office.
The reason why editors and lawyers
pray so little is that they remember
Luther's saying: "Fewer words. better
prayer
The old Fifteenth street Presbyterian
church, of Denver. is to be used for q
market. At present 1t is used as a car
rlage repository.
Quite a number of our citizens went
over to Laramie City yesterday, to at
tend the Banks Forbes wedding, which
occurred last night.
The train from the east arrived an
hour late yesterday. The delay was
caused by the cattle train wreck re-
corded in yesterdays issue.
Iroquois redeems tho Cornell crews
6asco. It's a nice commentary on col.
lege boating crews when a horse must
redeem the mistakes OF collegiates.
1t Is a bleak day 10 Denver Journalism
when Wolfe Londouer isn't given a
boom for any position from mayor of
Denver to governor or U. s senator.
American horses have won the three
greatest races in Europe this year-the
Derby and the st. Leger stakes, by Iro-
quois, and the Paris grand prize, by
Foxhall.
The capital convention met in Canon
City on Tuesday, only q few delegates
being present. 1t looks as If there
would be no organized effort made
against Denver.
The Nebraska state farmers alliance
commenced their session q week ago at
Lincoln, and continued two days. They
adopted very strong anti-monopoly reso-
buttons among others.
Five bricklayers arrived from the
south yesterday to aid in the brickwork
going on in this city. There will be
eight more workmen put upon the opera
mouse building to-day.
A rare chance for Investment at the
Of the estate Of Thos. Hall, deceas-
ed at the court house door Thursday.
The property includes cattle. horses,
ranch and all necessary outfit.
Chief of police Cook, of Denver, had
q fuss with one Of his policemen on
Tuesday and pulled q revolver on him.
The affair wal settled afterwards, and
the policeman, Mccarthy, reinstated.
We acknowledge the receipt of an in
vitation to the first annual ball OF the
Gramm hose, No. 3, Of Laramie City.
The event. which we feel sure will be q
most pleasant one, will occur on the
22d inst.
A woman, called Cray Horse"
was driving recklessly through the
streets on Tuesday evening and Officer
arrested her. She was arraigned
before Judge Bean yesterday, fined $40
md departed a wiser and a dead. broke
Texas Frank, a noted character in the
Black Hills, was shot at Sturgis last
Thursday. He came into town, got
crazy drunk. and by indiscriminately
firing his revolvers corraled the whole
own, until a warrant was issued. and
N the absence Of the constable, two
citizens were deputized to make the ar
-est. When they appeared, Frank
opened on them, but they returned the
ire and he fell, literally riddled with
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