The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-02-09
mIkOR mENTION.

Dramatic theater this evening.
The city was very quiet last evening.
The thermometer was sick yesterday;
at least it was very low last night.
This mean winter will become
ashamed of itself before it is over.
Mr.. and Mrs. Menea kindly remem-
bered the LEADER with wedding offer
ings.
Eggs are sixty cents per dozen and
ROSTERS are looking Mt tortoise shell
combs.
Don't fail to go TO the Dramatic
theater this evening and see "East
Lynne"
The hearing in the Brewer case will
come off this morning before Justice
Slaughter.
The expenditures on the Brooklyn
bridge have been over s12, 0O0, 600 since
its commencement.
Reserved seats for EAST Lynne at
the Dramatic theater tonight, can be
secured at Hollis book store.
The brotherhood Of Locomotive Fire.
men will give their second annual ball
on Feb. 18th at Laramie City.
The fact that the telegraph wires
persist In being down prevents intelli-
gence from Ireland reaching us.
The benefit performance Of the Alert
hose company at the Dramatic thsater
last evening, was well attended.
You can bet your life that a good
dinner under the vest beats a dozen
'God Bless Our Home" notices.
The Denver Times relates the fact Of
a man stealing a stove, but fails to state
whether it was red-hot at the time.
Ex-onicer Ramsey. Of the Denver
police force, has been ',investigated'
for accepting presents while on the
force.
The old, tried, true and faithful Du-
rants will take a benefit this evening
at the Dramatic theater, when EAST
Lynne" will be produced.
The Plunkett constellation will pro-
duce EAST Lynne" at the Dramatic
theater this evening for the benefit Of
Of the Dnrant engine company.
A good house should greet the benefit
performance for the Durant engine
company. EAST Lynne" will be pro-
duced at the Dramatic theater this
evening.
Cheyenne is extremely quiet these
days. Good morals prevail among u
own citizens, and strangers who act
suspicio usly are given the ''grand
bouncc.n
A man on the Chug has twenty-seven
children in his family, and strangers
who pass by on washday are at a loss to
know whether n school or a laundry is
in operation.
Geo. Milsap, formerly of Cheyenne,
and lately of Leadville, leeced a man
named Kunecke at n snide game, and
the latter shot the former, seriously
wounding him.
Passenger traffic yesterday: No. 3, Z
Cheyenne, o Colorado, 16 through; No.
4, 4 Cheyenne, 3 Colorado, % through;
q. O., 6 Cheyenne, A east, 2
west; d. p, Z Cheyenne, 8 east, .
west.
Notwithstanding the fact land per-
haps in consequence Of it) that the
clergy and justices of the peace are so
busy all the time making two people
one, the population continues to in
crease right along.
Pease, of the Laramie Times, almost
jumps out of his shirt every time he
sees the LEADER. He seems to be
much like the Irishman at Donnybrook
fair, whose advice was, "Waniver yer
see a he'd, jist het it,"
East Lynne" is a famous play, and
a good one. too. The most eminent
actresses of the age have played it year
after year with unvarying success. 1t
will be produced at the Dramatic
theater this evening.
A correspondent writes: we need a
free hospital in Cheyenne, and the old
Catholic church could easily be changed
ut "a small expense to be suitable. Five
hundred dollars and two sisters OF
charity would complete the hospital.
The writer would contribute towards
this object"
j.. @. johnson is the name, Of one Of
the prisoners who recently endeayored
to break out of the county Jail in Den
YER. lie was shot in the thigh at the
time and was taken to the hospital for
treatment; being shackled to the bed.
However, he managed to saw off his
shackles and escaped.
The rage for relics is on the decline in
England. Relics Of great men do not
pay the cost of manufacture. The
tooth of Newton which in 1916 brought
$3.50, a now hardly be given away.
1t is not likely that when people can
get full set for $40 they are going to
pay an ex%trayagant price for one
tooth.
The Offices of the county clerk, county
treasurer and probate judge, and clerk
of the district court, are fitted up in
splendid style. Counters and glass