The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-09-01
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dieting another panic
The widow of Daniel webster-his
second wife-is still alive
The nations patient to wait for the
recovery of the nations patient.
The Denver university win open to.
day under most favorable auspices.
The frame is up for T. c. Dickson,l
new residence on Seventeenth street.
The approaching Nebraska state fair
is anticipated as the largest one eve,
held in Omaha.
Highest temperature yesterday 1872
lowest 47.5o; highest velocity Of wind,
% miles per hour.
A granary and wagon shed on the
ranch of Mr.. ID. Clay. near Laramie
City. burnett to the ground Tuesday.
Fort Collins mosquitoes tramp ur
this way and make things lively until
they are run out of town by the police.
The brick work on the new Laramie
national bank building is completed,
and the structure is pronounced a One
one.
The Swan Brothers shipped 81 cars
Of cattle from Laramie City Monday,
and Tuesday they sent out 25 cars from
Rock creek.
A Goldfish produces $3.50, 760 eggs.
There's millions waiting for the man
who succeeds in crossing the Goldfish
with the hen.
Travel eastward Is very heavy just
now, and those who contemplate going,
should telegraph for sleeping berths al
least a day In advance.
The Fort Collins Express records a
a big sale, a $4,000 purchase Of land
west Of the railroad In that village, by
Zina E. Doty, OF New York.
All Of the Western Union Offices
along the line Of the u. p, except at
Cheyenne, will remove to-day into the
Union Pacific telegraph Offices.
The only sure cure for the dynamite
lend Is to begin an active extradition
BY the United States and England,
which will keep n fenian on each
| steamer.
Jay Gould recently purchased $780,
600. 900 worth Of government bonds
to avoid paying o personal property tax,
30 D. II. Moffatt, jr., told a reporter Of
the Denver Tribune.
At a trial of the new Omaha water
works, Monday. q stream of water was
thrown twenty-five feet above the
Boyd opera house with the pressure
below the Ere pressure at that.
Heavy storms prevailed In eastern
Nebraska yesterday and al q conse-
quence the Western Union wires were
Frustrated. This delayed the press re-
port until a late hour last night.
Twenty-Five thousand one hundred
and twelve pounds Of Green Mountain
Boy ore were received by T. c. Dickson,
McGregor & Co., In this city yesterday.
It win be shipped to Golden to-day.
It. is said that kerosene will remove
stains from furniture. II has also
been known to remove the furniture,
stains and all. with the stove and a red
headed servant girl thrown In often
times.
The man who invented the liver pad
has changed his name. blacked his face,
cut off his hair and is hiding in a dark
and lonely cave in the mountains. Re-
morse is q terrible thing. 1t is almost
as bad as the earache.
The county commissioners Of Lari.
mer county have decided to fight the
suit brought against them by
Grand county, to the end. The former
have engaged a very formidable array
Of legal talent In their defense.
Charles Dunn was the solitary crimi-
nal case In Judge Beams court yester-
day. He pleaded guilty to drunkenness
and was fined $40. Being unable to
llouidate. he was turned oyer to the
tender mercies of Marshal Carr.
W. late Gov p.o,sv -. = sa,,.o
tion ~ HI, ch,,drsu 70 h,s wife With m
sentiment: "That they ono and ali
sball be educated In this country ana
not abroad. as IL ia nv sincere desire
that thew NAV grow up to be- sincere
Americana and lovers Of their native
land and her institutions