The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-07-13


Pressing Of his suit
Mark the lover while he kneeis.
Tell the thrilling throb he feels;
Hear the nonsense he reveals
Pressing Of his suit.
Lawyers suit may be amended,
Tailor's suit may be amended.
Lovers suit may be amended
when the suit don't suit.
"Hazle Kirke" on the 26th.
Hazel Kirke in Laramie on the 18th.
More rain would be accepted, heart
lily.
the trains were all ON time ysster-
day.
The esquestriennes were out en- masse
yesterday.
Counterfeit ten dollar gold coins are
in circulation
Work is to be pushed upon the opera
house at once.
The Denver Evening Press is proving
a decided success.
The tournament will be a decided c
cess without q doubt.
Sunstrokes In the east. They are
unknown on the plains.
The amusement season seems to be
somewhat dull at present.
The count commissioners are still
wrestling with assessments.
The Sunday school convention is now
in progress at Laramie City.
Pennsylvania is the third tobacco
producing state in the union.
Silver Cliff will soon build a custom
stamp MILL with home capital.
Seven hundred and forty mormons
are on their way to Salt Lake.
Keely's moter is now known as 1.-THE
tramp" because it won't work.
II Garfield lives, the question of his
successor in 's4 will be easily settled.
Sunday is Sunday in Leadville now.
II used to be h every day Of the week.
Theman with a gunshot wound In
the liver is an object of prominence
now.
Tie wool clip Of Wyoming this year
will exceed that Of all previous sea-
sons.
Passenger traffic both east and west
has been quite heavy the past few
days.
They are preparing for the August
term of the district court in Albany
county.
The city council Of Denver has not
yet passed the paid fire department or
dinance.
There is a little Indian scare OH the
road between Forts Mckinney and
Washakie.
1t has been suggested that bath
houses be erected on the shores of Lake
Minnehaha.
See the large displayed advertisement
Of Marks u Myers, in another column
on this page.
Everybody is agreed to 20 on with
the jubilation day rel the recovery Of
the president.
Work will be pushed as fast as posi-
BILE upon the Greeley, Salt Lake and Pa
ciac railroad.
The preparations for the picnic at
Fort Collins on the 18th, have almost
been completed.
The Longmont and Boulder base
ball clubs will play a match game on
the 10Th for 5000.
Yesterday-July 12th-was the ami
versary Of the Battle of Boyne Water,
or Orangeman'e Day.
Negotiations are pending for q depot
site In Fort Collins for the Greeley, Salt
Lake and Pacific railroad.
DR.. Bliss says the president is not
really out of danger before the 31st day
after sustaining the wound.
Rev. o. L. Fisher preached in the
Methodist church last evening, to a
large and appreciative audience.
The drives are in splendid condition
at present around the city, and are
lined with carriages each evening.
1t is reported that 5000 men are
working on the extension of the Union
Pacific from Granger to Boise city.
Vennor says there will be stormy
weather until the 25th, when it will
turn cold. The east is catching it
now.
The Denver Netcs objects to compar-
ing Chester A. Arthur with n .'small
calibre man like Governor st. John, Of
Kansas"
The Atlanta Constitution says that
when Chicago editors refuse to drink
with one another there is a Chicago
vendetta.
The wise printer leaveth the Albany
vote standing, but the fool passeth on,
distributeth it, and setteth it up again
the next day.
As Griscom has completed his fast,
he might see now how much he al
possibly eat, and probably make a rec
ord upon that.
Boulder, Colorado, is agitated over
a railroad auestinn. Twn difarent