The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-02-08

~" Uranus oAc SoAolahdg piOocubod
for record.
The Chinese opium dens in Denver.
are in full blast.
Number 3 was six hours late y~ester-
day, for a change.
The Chinese rioters are to be tried
next week in Denver.
The Canon City, Colorado. peniten-
tiary, is being investigated.
Emigrant cars are frequently attached
to the passenger trains these days.
No. 3 came in on Sunday with two
engines, which were covered with snow.
On and after April LIST, the Rawlins
p~ostofice will be placed in the third
class.
Those who fail to go to the Dramatic
theater this evening will miss a rare
treat.
The fremen of Deadwood are hold
ing a fair that is managed by the fair
sex.
Another lot OF graders came on num-
Der 3 yesterday, and went down TO TT.
Collins.
The Big 4 minstrel troupe passed
through yesterday on their way TO San
Francisco.
The case of the territory agains Bob.
Benton. has been continued until
Thursday.
''MIore fun than you can shake a
stick It." Go to the Dramatic theator
this evening.
A Texan named Hoffer, cut Louie
o'Brien in the throat M day last week
in Deadwood.
Nevada will soon dwindle into a
bleak and barren wilderness ct only for
coyotes and billiards..
The Baltimore & Ohio railroad com
pany is preparing a locomotive boiler
for the use of petroleum.
Reserved seats only 70 cents, for the
Dramatic theater this evening. Secure
them at Hollis book store.
Salt Lake Tribune: II this rain con-
%tinues, there is great danger Of tho fish
in Great SAT- Lake drowning.
Tom Ascat was shot last night while
prowling around a barn near. Hill street.
No arrests have yet been made.
Highest temperature yesterday, $40;
lowest temperature, 30. Highest vc-
locity Of wind, "a miles per hour.
Washington's birthday is an APP
preaching event, and no preparations
have as yet been made to celebrate.
Fort Collins is reported MS being
wonderfully excited over the railroads
that will be started from there this
year;
The work of ~renovatIng and cleans
ing the county Jail has been completed,
and the quarters are now comfortable
and clean.
"Ayrah-N a.Pogue" and "The fool OF
the family" Mt the Dramatic theater to-
night, for the benefit of tho Alert hose
company.
One of these days the telegraph COM
panies will all lay their wires under
ground where storm nor tempest can
disarrange them.
The Black Hills Times says that
Manager Emery is negotiating for the
purchase Of tho Cheyenne and Black
Hills telegraph line.
There is a possibility OF a big law
suit between the Adams and the Fargo
express company over the right to oper-
ate on the Santa Fe.
For the first time within the memory
of man, Narragansett Bay, Rhode Is
land, is a solid sheet of ice. and navi-
CATION entirely closed.
A change of venue was taken yester-
day in the case against Benjamin
Brewer, and it will DO heard tomorrow
morning at 10 O'Clock.
1t SCENE to be the case that the more
the ministers Of the east condemn the
Bcrnhardt, the stronger attraction she
becomes in the theaters.
The salary of Judge Moody, of
Deadwood, has been increased $4,000
by the territorial legislature. Lawrence
county must pay the increase.
The Plunkett constellation will pro-
duce a double bill at the Dramatic
theater tonight, the occasion of the
benefit Of the Alert hose company.
The "Denver Natatorium and Physi-
cal Culture association" is the name
of a new corporation organized by x
Gov. Evans, ID. II. Moffat and others.
Passenger traffic yesterday: No. 3, .
Cheyenne, 4 Colorado, 43 through;
q. O., 6 Cheyenne, A cast, 5
west; ID. T., Z Cheyenne, 0 east, A
west.
Mr.. ]. S. Brown, administrator Of
the Iliff estate, advertises elsewhere in
the LEADER for bids TO purchase o.
0G0 head of cattle and 300 head Of
horses.
VIM. ii. Herbert. the postal clerk
who was injured in the recent accident
Mt Barton's station, Nebraska, has
sued the U. p. company for S13, 900
damages.
Tho cacratary of tl,a hoo r~.