The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-06-08
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blast. 40
Cheyenne ste be sighted, evidently.
by circuses this season
1t is said that Mr.. John w. Mackey's
wife pays her cook s $4,000 year.
Highest Temperature yesterday. 75o;
lowest, 4so. Highest velocity of wind,
20 miles. ~
The Recommendations made by the
grand jury are in a fair way of accom-
plishment.
The Grand Cosoty Times is doing a
great and good work for the North and
Middle Parks. :,
News from the Ute country isn't
worth much unless it indicates that the
Utes are going to Fight.
The streets neal the court house,
which have been 50 muddy this spring,
are shortly to be:repaired.
The Denver Times says that thirty
passenger trains arrive and depart daily
from the union depot there.
All OF the clerical officers around the
court House are kept quite busy, and
will be for some time to come.
The Epitaph is the very suggestive
name-of a paper published in the Tomb
stone, Arizona, mining district. io
Two base ball mines Of the Masto-
dons played a game yesterday morning
on the grounds north OF the town.
Quite a large number Of mosssagates
have been brought into the city of late.
Some of them are very Gne specimens.
A man, name unknown ut time of
writing) was arrested by officer Thoma-
son yesterday, on the charge of stealing
a clock. 4 4 pr .ffNrf ~ e
Persons who arrived from the east
yesterday complain Of cool weather.
Think Of this, ye who make believe to
swelter. iNi1 atAH M ~ y dl54
1t Is rumored that j. J. Dickey, esd,
will be appointed as superintendent OF
the telegraph system west Of the Mis-
souri, river. NJ
Prayer meeting at the Presbyterian
church this "wednesday evening at 8
O'Clock. Subject: 1.-THE Sabbath Day.
Exodus Xxx: s-11. All are Invited.
Lieut., schwatka,s lecture on Thurs
day evening at the post, win be very en-
tertaining, and willdoubtless be well at
tended. The object is most worthy. ss
One of the city chain gang managed
to give the officers the slip, and depart
ed hence. His sentence had nearly ex-
PRED and his loss wasn't very great. 4
One Of the city prisoners who has
been and is now working out a fine in
the street gang, refused to work at
FIRST, but Policeman Thomson soon
brought him to time.
John-E.- hutz, of OHIO, obtains the
first place In the examination Of revenue
marine cadets, and 10 now on the list Of
those eligible for appointment in the
gradeDf third lieutenant. ~
Passenger traffic yesterday: No. 3, 10
Cheyenne, a. Colorado, 80 through;
No. A, 8 Cheyenne, 10 Colorado, %
through; G. c., 16 Cheyenne, 8 east, II
west; d. p, II Cheyenne, 70 east, Z
west.
A colored man named Tom Wilson
was arrested by Marshal Carr last eve-
ming, on suspicion Of being an accom-
plice of Capt. Laramie Lew, in the
larceny of guns from the store of P.
Bergerson.
What has become Of the proposed
electric light company in Cheyennep
Edison's company should be given a
hint, and they would soon produce a
better and a cheaper light than the
Brush company.
Women who paint have just dis
covered what has long been known to
the ladies Of the stage, that the face
can be made to look round by putting
the rogue in the center OF the cheeks,
and elongated by putting 1t ON a line
near the mouth. \
Flies may be seffectually disposed of
without the use of poison. Take half
q teaspoonful Of black pepper in powder.
one .teaspoonful Of brown sugar, and
one teaspoonful Of cream. Mix them we'll
together and place them in a room on
a plate where flies are troublesome, and
they will very soon disappear.
1t was discovered on yesterday that
the balcony Of the court house is in an
unsafe condition-it being insuficiently
supported in its present position, and
liable to fall at any time by its own
weight. The county commissioners
will at nee proceed to put it in a safe
condition. A LEADER reporter made
the discovery. %
"Our German Senator" drew a
crowded house at Chase's theater last
evening, and the troupe gave one OF the
most enjoyable entertainments ever
witnessed. The cast was most excel
lent, the plot unsurpassed, and the &c.
centricities of Gus. Williams side
splitting in their character. The ladies
were far above the average in both
ability and beauty,
Lieut.. Schwatka, the Arctic explorer,
will deliver a lecture entitled "Nimrod
in the North; or, Hunting in the Arctic
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