The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-09-03
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Four cars of bullion passed though
this city yesterday for the east.
The city clerk of Denver disbursed
during August. the sum of So, 963. n.
The Misses Pinneo and Burke will
ride their race at Council Bluffs to-
day.
That man is rapidly going out Of
fashion who hasn't shares in a live
stock company.
Highest temperature yesterday 1872;
lowest 43o; highest velocity Of wind,
l6 miles per hour.
The Black Hills stage company has
put on daily coaches between Cheyenne
and Fort Laramie.
The public school opens on Monday
and parents are well pleased in conse-
quence of the fact.
Half rates will be given on the Union
Pacific road 10 all persons who desire to
attend the Denver fair.
The Denver police force have in
creased nearly 200 per cent in num-
bers within about a year.
The work on the Granger extension
is going on rapidly. The track is fast
creeping to the Pacific coast.
That little zephyr that came owe the
hill last evening was simply the distur-
bance caused by the ~sneezing of a Lara
mic City man.
The board OF education in Denver
expended s131, 157.7 20 last year. The
value of real property belonging to the
board is about S403. 900.
Five bars Of refined bullion were
shipped on No. 3 yesterday afternoon,
from the Shields mining company of
Soda Springs, Colo, to Omaha.
The three-wheeled man, who sold his
notions upon our streets some time
since, exciting the s~ympathies Of pass
ers-by by his mutilated condition, is in
Denver.
If the citizens Of Colorado will do the
proper thing by the man who has done
much for them. they will sendG Governor
Tabor to the United States senate one
Of these days.
-Four sunstrokes in Boston yesterday,
which was the second hottest day Of the
season. Here We are enjoying the cool
air of fall, fires in the morning proving
| nice and comfortable.
The Fort collins Express says that
Marshal Morgan knows every dog in
town by sight, and knows those that
are licensed and those that are not.
This is q very curious fact.
The west bound freight trains now
are carrying q great many coal houses,
they have been making during the past
summer ut Omaha, and are distributed
at points where needed. Two will just
sit On a fiat car, nicely.
The trial of Rev. DIR. Thomas, of
Chicago, for heresy, is attracting as
much attention as did the trial Of DR..
Swing, several years ago. DR.. Thomas
fault has been a too liberal construction
Of the doctrine Of eternal life.
The moluscular oyster is again In
town, and the mental status of the
community should improve. 1t will
not affect the newspaper fraternity how
ever, until an ebb in the tide brings the
price down to low water mark.
The latest discovery in the president's
case is the discovery of a new medical
term. As a Texas cowboy once said of
the surgeon who attended him for a
wound: "He amt much on medicine,
but he's hell on hifalutin names.n !
Tho Boomerang has an excellent pair
of scissors, and a perennial pastpot.
Both contribute largely to the columns
of the B. 1t might be added that the
LEADER contributes considerable, but
the fact does not appear by proper
credit.
Pullman accommodations were Or
dered by telegraph for Colorado parties
going east, to the number Of q dozen,
yesterday. There were less than half
a dozen telegraphed for the west. which
shows very plainly which way the tide
of travel sets.
The building Of railroads in Mexico
with American capital will hasten the
annexation of that republic to the
United States. The time will soon come
when our government will be forced to
protect the financial interests Of Amer
leans in Mexico, and annexation will be
the Inevitable result.
The Denver Tribune recently pub
lished a high pitched article accusing
one NJ. A. Schwab of being a fraud, etc.
That gentleman has returned to Denver
TO refute the charge. and now the 1rib-
une's contemporaries are pointing their
fingers at their too previous neighbor
with an apparent relish.
The Pittsburgh Telegraph finds fault
with the wars and rumors Of wars in
Arizona, and asserts that they have ex-
listed only in the fertile imagination "of
n of those citizeni who gets properly
drunk" and that .'the frontier liar is
OVERRIDING the heroic, and injuring his
reputation" Well, the Telegraph man
is not the least of those who can Isle-
graph-iclie.
Al. bancroft &. Ia the famoue