The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-03-23
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manner as postmaster al fort Solilns-
People in st. Petersburg never get a
rest; but they are arrested all the same.
The governor of Utah, Eli II. MUIR
ray, was not on board of No. 3 yester-
day.
The great powers ought to interfere
and prevent Greece from bulldozing
Turkey.
The Cheyenne amateurs will play
Among the Breakers at Laramie
this evening.
The church in which Gen. Garfield
worships has been found too small since
he became president.
The great question among mine
owners is, which is best, assessable or
worcestershire stock?
The Silver Cliff Prospect thinks the
Rio Grande road will reach that city
inside Of twenty days.
Denver has brought out its Italian
climate from its warm hiding place and
places it on public exhibition.
The BARRIERS war is ended, and they
have established uniform prices. Read
their advertisement In this issue.
Highest temperature yesterday 4so;
lowest temperature, 23o. Highest We
locity..of wind. II miles per hour.
Should Boss Reyes come out TO Wye
ming we would have a senatorial fight
On the boards in less than a year.
The Denver Times philosophically
observes that IL Chicago is showed up,
Denver has no right to grumble.
There were three emigrant cars at
tached to No. 3 train yesterday. They
enjoyed first-class speed at third class
fare.
A new road has been built around
the washout near Fremont and the
trains should be nearly ON time here
after.
Yesterdays mail Was a poor one,
owing to the fact that no connections
were made at Omaha with the Chicago
trains.
Our citizens have renewed their faith
in North Park by letting contracts to
sink on claims and develop them for
the spring trade.
Seven hocks OF wild geese flew over
Cheyenne yesterday. They came from
the southwest and flew In n northeast
erly direction.
II the numbcr OF newspapers contin-
ues to increase in this world. the music
in the next will be rendered discordant
by adverse critics.
There is a faint suspicion that his
excellency has gone to see about pur-
chasing Wyoming so that he can in
reality call us ''my people,"
The report is denied that Davy Davis
will resign because he has grown too
large for his seat. A platform will be
provided for him il he wants it.
The spring boom has set in; the bar
ometer fine weather, and
wild geese in immense numbers were
seen flying northward yesterday.
The Beers may come of VIGOROUSLY
and gain all they have been fighting for.
You see the Beers are neither Afghans,
Chinese or Zulus; they are white men.
The eastern papers are not yet done
commenting on the miserable absence
of a send-off to ex-President Hayes
when he was leaving Washington for
home.
The whisperer's voice is no longer
heard in the land. Can it be stilled by
the Iowa snowdrift? Or does it sound
in husbed cadences through the corri-
doris of the capitol?
An excursion party of $50 persons
from Canada is blockaded at the Chi
cago stock yards.-Denrer Republican.
Our esteemed contemporary fails to state
whether they are cattle or hogs.
A report has spread in Chicago that
all Of our rich stockmen, miners, mer-
chants and others marry off the servant
girls who come out from the east, and
there is likely to be a spring rush.
The Bujac Or bootjack process of
treating ores proposes to do so at a cost
of % cents per ton. That is what the
prospectus says. But the retrospectus
will probably show a different account.
Passenger traffic yesterday: No. 8, 3
Cheyenne, 10 Colorado, $50 through;
No. 4, 3 Cheyenne. o Colorado, IS
through; C. e., Z Cheyenne, 0 east,
4 west; d. p, 8 Cheyenne, 6 east, A
west.
There will be several good pigeon
shooting matches near the race track
this afternoon. One will be % birds
each, and another Is birds each.
Other matches and sweepstakes will
follow.
The Omaha papers uniformly omitted
to publish the telegram from Cheyenne
regarding the Wyoming boom. The
press Of the country did SO, and this
suggests the question as to the cause Of
Omaba's action.
Just after the famous speech on
Duluth by J. Proctor Knott-which he
didn't write, by the way-Duluth took
on airs and a city government. Now it
has descended into a village, as being
more befitting to its population and