The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-09-30
hINOR MENTION

UT some other lcnAcy
To sp1tter and sputter,t
Ofths rose and danydown diiiy;
or the crocus and pure white lilly;
Ofthe bugs and gnsts and butterflies;
or the mugs and mats and crockeries.
In taste esthete,
And SO purely neat.
Painted with figures willowy-
Silver, sl.l2s
Litigation is scarce.
That's a (glnatty way Of putting it
Mr.. Express.
The new opera house is rapidly as
Stunning shape.
The supper at the reading room las
evening was a success.
Legislators are looking up on Law
and parliamentary rules.
There will be abundance Of amuse
ments during the winter.
The snow fell to a limited extent yes
terday, while the sun shone brightly.
The Chicago cattle market is a little
overdone, and lower prices are the re-
suit.
1t takes 500, 600 per month to pay of
the employees of D. q r. G.. shops in
Denver.
Three cars of bullion and one car Of
quicksilver passed through going east
yesterday.
Highest temperature yesterday SOP;
lowest $40; highest velocity Of wind SO
miles an hour; rainfall .01.
The Laramie people are enjoying th
expectancy of a good lecture from
Visscher on Monday evening.
Watermelons are still coming In from
the ranches, which leads one to sup
pose them to be winter game.
or all of u ~exhanges, the Toledo
telegram doomed up the grandest and
handsomest in the matter of q mourn
ing issue.
They are enjoying (?) uncomfortable
warm weather back east. listers and
double breasted fires are just the thing
for Wyoming.
The committee of the Cheyenne gym
nasium are looking for a hall. They also
desire to interview the author of the
phrase, go hire a hail."
The stalwarts and anti stalwarts all
over New York are having trouble
with their county conventions. The
convention promi ses to be a
affair.
w. H. Flory, of the Longmont MIR
ror, is a tombstone agent as well.
How can a man conduct a liue newspa-
per and thrive in the tombstone bust
nessp That is the question.
Dellone & Mullansy having failed to
come to time with their bonds, the
contract for building the new court
house at Omaha, has been let to Jno.
F. Coots, of Detroit, Mich.
Denver has been cursed by 80 many
lettering buildings of late that her
officials begin to look more closely to
the safety of her people. A Q wall
for the Cole block was ordered We'd
us this your free act and deedp"
asked a Cheyenne notary of a rough
miner who was quitclaiming a half in
terest in a bonanza. "You bet your
sweet life it Is, or / wouldn't have
It."
The train from the east came in on
time yesterday afternoon, strange to
say. The accident was not a serious
one however, and consisted merely in
ont from Omaha according to
the schedule.
The county prosecutor of Monmouth
N, has decided to file on in
iictment against Guiteau, so if the ma
chine of the courts at Washington
breaks down there will be no escape for
hin in New Jersey.
The special Pennsylvania car, No.
80, which passed through this city go
west sometime since to accommo-
late a party of prominent Pennsyvan-
Ians, passed east on its return yester-
lay, attached to No. A.
In Omaha Tuesday, a school boy
named Sam Klein, drew a revolver upon
school mate, George Frank, and shot
him. the ball striking the lad in the
right cheek, near the base Of the nose,
penetrating the bone. The wound was
not a dangerous n
The Buckingham combination played
Green Bushes" in Omaha Tuesday
night, and very successfully. The
Herald of Wednesday devoted
,bout a third of a column to a fayora-
Die review. The company appeared the
evening in the "Child Steal
,r."
Mining experts are becoming inter-
,sted in that part of the Silver Crown
district that lies near Table
About q dozen other new
ocations have been made there during
he past week. Prof. Murphy will visit
he district in two weeks, upon his re-
urn from Montana.
Van Conver and his little daughter,
who were injured in the recent disas-
dynamite explosion near Council
Bluffs, are doing well, and it is thought,
will o The damage to property
,roves to. be immense-probably $780,
700. Private damage is estimated at