The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-08-04
nfsoh MENTION.

Chicago's Mondays clearipgs were
fourteen millions.
The bod carriers have a protective
association In Chicago.
The paid fire department is confident
ly counted on in Denver.
Nellie Boyd's dramatic company in
"Forget-Me-Not" this evening.
Work on the Granger extension of
the U. p. is pusl cd with yigor.
Master Commissioner Riner adyer-
tises a sale in another column.
Col. Snelbaker's Majestic" frauds
stranded in Denver on Tuesday.
Recent assays of Hartville ores sus-
tain the high reputation Of the camp.
1t is announced that the new comet
will be visible to the naked eye in a few
days.
The Arkansas Hot Springs boasts Of
1900 invalids, enjoying the waSers-
and mud.
The water question gets a rest since
the celestial water works did so well for
the country.
F~irst-elass painting of all kinds done
at reasonable rates by John Renfro, 1927
Eddy street. au3-1m
There is an European lady in Japan
who has collected 700 China tea-pots of
different kinds.
Highest temperature yesterday 92o;
lowest 81; highest velocity Of wind 10
miles an hour.
Sneak thieves have been visiting New
York university but succeeded in ran.
sacking but d room.
The United States ste~nographers asso.
citation will bold Its annual meeting in
San Francisco in September.
Does the Denver Ne4os make an in
sinuation when it prints, 1.-THE Tabor
fire insurance company, II. ~?
Melons are selling in Jessup, Ga, at
five cents each. Grocers must regard
with signs this melon-cholic fact.
Diarrbea prevails extensively in
Cheyenne at present. 1t Is said to be
caused by the water from the creek.
Dyer's hotel bus Is being treated to a
coat of varnish. Meanwhile they send
Charlton's wagonette to the trains.
The earth is passing through a belt
of shooting stars. 1t is a good excuse
for lovers to sit up late and watch the
stars.
The Irish land league of Omaha are
to hold a pic mic on the Goth. This or
ganization has a branch ladies' land
league.
Deadwood has sa orry time OF it with
fires. The third serious con~fagration
In the history Of the city occurred on
Tuesday.
Deadwood has a young board OF trade
whichfs now paying considerable at
t%ention to railroad connection with the
upper camps.
The Emily Melville opera company is
of recent organization, made largely
from Pacific coast talent, and is said to
be very strong.
Blind Tom is at home in Georgia,
and plays on a piano most OF the night.
His must be a good neighborhood-to
move away from.
1t is reported at East st. Louis that
Jay Gould has purchased a large, and,
perhaps, a controlling interest, in the
national stock yards.
There is considerable excitement in
the Black Hills over the discovery Of
carbonate deposits, but as yet nothing
definite and reliable is published.
There is to be a flremen'stournament
at Spearfsh in the Black Fills, COM
mencing August Goth, for the benefit
of that already populous country.
The largest telephone line in the
world connects Paterson, N. j. and
Buffalo, N. Y. The line is 300 miles
long, and has been successfully tested.
A dangerous disease has appeared in
the deer parks throughout upper Bava-
ria, and hundreds of deer have per-
ished. The disease is spreading to
cattle.
Judge Reynolds, of Brooklyn, has de-
cided that railroad corporations cannot
| reduce their CAPITAL and divide the
amount reduced among the stock
holders.
All persons who are interested in
prospecting for mines, should read the
article printed in another column, and
entitled, "a check to dishonest pros
p~ectors."
Gazing of the drifts In the various
mines of the Black Hills have become
so frequent as to excite considerable
feeling on account of the alleged care
l~essness in timbering.
Four of the Thousand Islands Of st.
Lawrence river are owned by the widow
OF Judge Asa Packer. The original
purchase was $50, and they are now
considered worth 500. 600.
The employees in the U. p. shops at
Omaha are organizing an excursion,
probably to Salt Lake, for men who
have been in the company's employ ten
years and over. Passes are in order, Of
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