The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-09-08
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The fremen Of Deadwood hold their
first grand ball tonight.
Poetic2l justice-The original Del
monico has died Of govt.
George R. Whitehead gave bonds in
the sum of $500 yesterday.
The Sixteenth street theater in Den
yer is being converted into a winter
garden.
The presidents physicians will issue
but two bulletins per day at Long
Branch.
Utah hopes to add q fine marble
quarry to its resources. The specimens
shown are fine.
Highest temperature yesterday 6oo;
lowest $40; highest velocity of wind Is
miles an hour.
Denver has gone crazy over Emma
Abbott. They have named q mining
company after her.
1t is stated that the probable bullion
yield of the Butte district for this year
will be SO. o00.0 600.
Jenkins g. shaw are re-roofing their
warehouse on Seventeenth street, and
otherwise improving the same.
Tuesday was reported exceedingly
dark and sultry at Providence r. 1. In
Cheyenne there was a snow storm.
Many Washington men still wear
cabbage leaves in their hats. The
leaves must feel perfectly at home on
many heads.
Allen Thompson will make an ex-
tended trip north to-day to repair the
line of the Cheyenne & Black Hills tel
egraph company.
The Deadwood papers still sound the
weakened chord Of their carbonate
finds, but the sounds of panic grow
perceptibly weaker.
THE hottest day Of the season. was
recorded In many eastern cities yester-
day. Here we were forced to don over
coats and build fires.
The vicinity of the depot yesterday
presented quite an animated appear
ance, owing to the rush Of passengers
caused by the delayed tIains.
1t was the hottest day of the season
at Long Branch yesterday, but FORUM
ately there was some wind stirring and
the president got the benefit Of it.
Deputy Sheriff Murray arrived last
evening, for the purpose Of conveying
]. W, Girls to Grand county. Girls Is
charged with assault with attempt to
kill.
Ogden Pilot: The grand consolidated
depot to be erected Immediately at
Ogden, has not only excited u citi-
zens, but enhanced the value of proper
ty in all parts Of the city.
The opinion seems to be gaining
ground in the country that the presi-
dent cannot survive much longer. The
fact that he is not gaining any is con-
strued as a strong Indication that be 10
losing.
The Tabor block, Windsor hotel and
Tabor opera house, in Denver, make
a very high pile, but it seems that it
will require still another big block to
enable him to reach the United States
senate.
A Chicago Journal paragraph says Of
a certain lady whose name is known
everywhere, when in full dress she
wears q brown wig and a pair Of dia-
mond earrings" The description Of
the dress is certainly scanty.
The city council Of Denver has been
granting railroads the right Of way over
streets, and a temporary injunction has
been obtained, restraining the railroad
companies from proceeding. The case
is now held under advisement by Judge
Elliott.
A Deadwood man saw another reach
for his hip pocket. thought the fellow
meant to draw q revolver on him, and
SO shot him dead. Then he found that
the man was about to draw a flask to
treat him, and he much regretted his
hasty act. But he remarked that the
last wishes Of the deceased should be
carried out, and took a drink from the
flask.
Hank Monk, the Rocky mountain
stage driver, whose boast was that be
never had an upset, came to grief one
day last week. His stage was turned
bottom side up, while he was driving,
and when he had for a passenger ex-
Atty. Gen. Devens. The old cabinet
officer was accompanied by his daugh-
ter, a clergyman and q professor, on
their way from Lake Tahoe to Carson,
New. Hank was 30 Inundated by the
accident. that he forgot to say, Keep
your seat Mr.. Devens."