The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-08-14
limos mEsTros,

Omaha viii have 3 Herdie coach line
opened Sept. LIST.
There are mor than 500 guests at
two White mountain hotels.
The municipal government at Boston
takes charge of $1,000 trees.
Heavy shipments of cattle are being
made from points west of Cheyenne. q
The Mcdaniel block is to be sold to-
morrow at master commissioners sole.
Walla walla' Washington territory,
and Cheyenne are alike in point of pop
ulation.
The box sheet for mastodon reserved
seats win be open tomorrow at Hollis
bookstore.
Highest temperature yesterday 1922;
lowest $50; highest velocity Of wind 20
miles an hour.
s. says hanging is capital punish
ment, especially when one Is hanging
on a girls arm
Secretary Kirkwood smokes too much,
the doctors say. He ought to make
some of the Indians smoke.
Yesterdays train from the east took
out about forty kegs of Home brewery
beer for Kimme's western customers.
The frame Of the new freight house
addition, to be used for the Offices. is In
place on q substantial stone foundation.
Plumbers have been busy during a
day OF two repairing the Metropolitan
connection with the Ferguson street
water main.
The Fort Collins Daily Eebress says
that the dead body Of Louis Slime, a
former resident of that town, was
found dead in Soldier canon on Thurs
day. Cause Of death unknown.
Copperopolis ores representing an av-
erage made from several mines, have
been sent to the Boston smelling works,
and an offer of 80, 900 per car load has
been received for all that can be pro-
duced.- Omaha Bee.
That party of U. p. surveyors again
put the buckskin on and the Jersey"
in and went east as ba-ad men. The
reporter overheard one of the Pullman
car passengers inquiring what they
were, and ''why do they let 'em loose?"
The a of the Territory of wyo-
ming VS.. Pieronnet, will be called up
tomorrow in the district court sitting
at Laramie City. The indictment
charges the defendant with the murder
Of L. c. Graves. Mr.. Pieronnet has
distinguished counsel to defend him, In
the person of Hon. W. w. Corlett.
The socialists condemn Secretary
Blaine for his letter on the e~xtradition
of Hartmann, the nihilist. Now sup
pose, for a moment, that Guiteau had
escaped to a foreign country-would
we think 1t right for that country to
extradite Guiteau? And did not Amer
leans praise Spain for delivering Boss
Tweed, even in the absence of an ex-
tradition treaty.
A colored man named T. d. Miskel-
ley, Il. stated tc have become involved
in several crooked transactions In town,
but, in consideration Of his past good
conduct and his family connections, the
sufferers did not press suit against him.
However, he did not profit by his happy
escape, for, it is related that one or two
other questionable acts justified Con-
stable Nolan in arresting him. He
will have a hearing tomorrow, when
the matter will be legally investigated.
Rev. @. Nj. Sanders says he has had
an experience. He didn't lend an UNI
brella and look for its return in vain,
nor did he leave a new silk hat upon
the rack at the hotel and find when he
went forth that some one had borrowed
it and left an old one for security. He
did neither of these, but he let Walter
Brown borrow his old buggy to take a
ride in, and Mr.. Brown returned him o
fine, new ph@ton Of Robertson's excel
lent make, with the sincere good
wishes of his PASTORS many friends.