The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-09-10
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There were ~l0l:desths reported in Salt
Lake for August
1.-THE last rose of summer is being
nipped in the bud.
At Reddo, Neb., apples are selling at
80 cents per bushel.
A new sorgum mill is in running or
der at Beaver, Neb.
They had a small sized cholera scare
in Illinois the other day.
It cost Omaha s., 74s to keep the
city fathers going last month.
The FIRST frost for three months oc-
CURED in Laramie City on the End.
There are over a hundred buildings
in process of erection in Council Bluffs.
A divinely school for theological stu
dents will be shortly opened in Omaha.
The wind stood on its hind legs last
evening and howled in anger or in rage.
Laramie's railway will be started
when work is commenced on Cheyenne's
road north.
The U. p. railway system has about
1900 miles Of new road in course of
construction.
Highest temperature yesterday 10;
lowest Az; highest velocity Of wind 30
miles per hour.
A hail-stom recently did considerable
damage to the fruit trees about Leav-
enworth, Kas.
Arrangements have been completed
for the appearance of the Emma Abbot
troupe in Omaha.
The long continued drought in the
vicinity of Deadwood, was broken by a
good rain Sunday.
Nearly 1000 tourists bave passed over
the Utah Northern railroad to the
Yellowstone Park.
Deadwood sent about COO pounds Of
specimens for the Nebraska state fair,
which will open next week.
Attorney General MacVeagh gives q
common sense view of the presidents
case. 1t appears on first page.
The graders on the Oregon branch Of
the U. p. say that 100 miles Of that
road will be tied and ironed this fall.
Twenty thousand dollars in silver bull
lion were received in one day in Salt
Lake recently, by Wells, Fargo q Co.
A Louisiana lawyer, named P. o.
Armitage, committed suicide in Dem
yer the other day by taking chloro-
form.
Companions Of l. C. r. G. are all
particularly requested to attend en-
campment this evening for special bus
mess.
Fifty thousand dollars worth of new
tools and machineryhave been purchased
for the Colorado iron works, recently
The Uncompaghre Utes took with
them their stock, amounting to about
IL. 1000 head, upon their removal to their
new reservation.
Larry Burns and Martin Clancy were
fined by Judge Bean yesterday for
drunkenness. They paid like little men
and were released.
1t Is estimated that the output Of
G ,lorado mines this year will be about
the same as last, say s23, 600, 900; added
to the wealth Of the country.
John Burglar is the suggestive name
Of one of the men who has been arrested
on the chadge of robbing the train near
Independence. Mo-, on Wednesday
night.
Robert Balpth got on %protracted
spree in Denver the other day, and grew
so disguised with Denver whisky that
he committed suicide Immediately on
sober.
The condition of things In the Mo
brara country is reported as very unsat-
isfactory. There are altogether more
Indians there than the whites think
absolutely necessary.
Miss Louie Swan gave a very pleasant
party last evening for Miss Katie
Friend, which was attended by a large
number Of the young people, who 0
port q very enjoyable time.
See advertisement Of p. o. Vickery
for agents in another column. Mr..
Vickery is mayor of the city of Angus
la, Maine, which is a SUI guarantee
that all will be fairly dealt with.
Judge Bean sent out a freight train
yesterday loaded for Deadwood with
}, 800 pounds of fruit, from Jenkins &
Shaw, and 5000 pounds of groceries for
in Deadwood and Lead City.
Denver has sent out another very
neat specimen Of newspaper typog-
in the Denver Journal Of Com
Inerce, devoted, as Its name indicates,
to the commercial interests Of Colo.
RADIO.
The U. P. line from Kansas City via
Denver and Cheyenne to Butte City,
Montana, is the largest continuous rail
owned by n company in
the world, being 1850 miles in length.
Denver Times.
The hour of the open air concerts
given at Fort Russell has been changed
from 8 O'Clock TO 3 O'Clock in the after
noon. Those who wish to avail them