The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-10-19
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The Georgia ministries are coming to
Denver.
The Denver papers are filled with
local politics.
Deadwood has q telephone exchange
embracing lao intruments.
The funeral expenses attending tie
Garfield obsequies are placed at $685.
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Highest temperature Yesterday 6l.5c;
lowest BOP; highest velocity of wind 10
miles per hour.
Our Laramie friends are to enjoy the
blessed privilege of a skating rink the
coming winter.
It is stated that Geo. Bethard, the
drunken ''crank," who wanted to shoot
Guiteau, has spent several years In an
insane asylum.
The Plunketts had a fair house last
evening and played Magdalen better
than their playing Monday night. Our
Boys tonight.
1t Is suggested when the proof reader
allows the word '~.joice" to appear a
second time, that he is rejoicing over
his own stupidity. Keno.
Mr.. Slack, of the Sun, has bought a
new shotgun and says he is going to
kill his W birds. That is indie
pendent, but it reflects upon the ma ks
manship of his friends.
The uniform of the several officers
from Fort Russell and Camp Carlin, at
the depot to see off Lieut.. Mason and
bride, gave the platform a bright and
lively appearance yesterday afternoon.
A big strike is reported in the Dead
wood carbonate mining company's prop.
erty near Galena, by Capt. Garland.
The ore body is very rich and bears
the appearance of being a true assure
vein.
We learn that the Frewen Bros. are
going to build at Sherman a beef pack.
ing house, where they propose to pack
and freeze meat to supply Denver, Chey-
enne and this city in winter
Times.
At the university parlors, yesterday,
Rev. DR.. David Ii. Moore united in
marriage Mr. Eleazer S. Cody, of Chey-
enne, Wyoming, and Miss Amy A.
Aldrich, of Providence, r. i. The at
tendants were John A. Kennedy, of
Greeley, and Miss Emma Hubbell, of
Longmont. -Denrer Republican.
The reports of the artesian well COM
mission will probably not be handed in
in to the department at Washington
before the first of January. Each of
the two scientific gentlemen on the
commission will tabulate his own notes
and then the two will meet and COM
pare their work for their joint report.
They locate the positions where the
wells may be bored successfully, but
the commission at Washington will
make the final locations.
Prof. +. Stanton, territorial geologist
for Wyoming, has on exhibition at
Prof. Woodhave's room, ZIG Palmer
house, Chicago, some fine specimens
Of the mineral of Wyoming,
comprising native coal oil, coal, soda
from the soda lakes. marble from Lar
annie City, free gold from Cummins and
Granite canon, copper from Copper
opolis, Cummins and Brown park,
plumbago and iron ores from north of
Laramie, and other interesting speci-
mens.-Mining Reri,,c. 10th.
There is no more sure way of finding
out whether an article is read or not
than by inserting an Objectionable
statement in it. If you tread on any
ones toes you will hear from 1t, and it
won't be a half rate message to be de-
livered the next day either. An in
stance in point, is the paragraph in yes
terday's LEADER, announcing the pas
sage through this city of the ''.English
Eleven" in which it was Intentionally
asserted that the Philadelphia and st.
Louis games were defeats for the Eng
lish. The statement was in error how
ever, and the LEADERS, English friends
are not at all backward in saying so,
either. OF course not.