The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-03-15
MENTION
Amt you glad you are not a car?

Amt you glad you are not q car?
News items were showed in yester-
day.
The cattle have had about enough of
winter.
A bomb-proof ear wanted. Inquire
at 81. Petersburg.
Thieying tramps are prosecuting the
good people of Omaha.
Big-nosed George will be hanged two
weeks from next Saturday.
The ides of March are stormy enough
to suit almost any yiatiated taste.
The present storm will prove disas-
trous to cattle If the snow lasts long.
The Colorado Central train was
showed in yesterday for several hours.
There was a good attendance of at
torneys in the supreme court on yester-
day.
Our storm seems to be an extension
of the storm in the east. 1t certainly
assays way up.
The ladies' aid society of the NJ. E.
church will meet at the parsonage this
afternoon at q O'Clock.
If people will persist in calling Ar
kansas "Arkansaw," they should pro-
ounce sassafras ''sassafraw."
Highest temperature yesterday 20o;
lowest temperature, 10c. Highest We
locity Of wind, 20 miles per hour.
The managers of the two trans-conti-
mental lines have seen o another, and
competition will not hurt them very
much.
As Malone votes with the republic
cans, the senate will stand SO to SO
when successors to Carpenter and Win
dom take their seats.
Wyoming's strong suit is the far
famed sephyr. One Of them is needed
now to blow off the m and give the
cattle a chance to get to grass.
If the severe weather is the result of
planetary disturbances, an extra ses-
sion Of congress should be held in or
der to abolish the planetary system.
The Denver Netcs is endeavoring to
proye that the people there are drinking
death and damnation in every glass Of
water taken from the pipe supply of the
city.
III the responsibility for Ireland's OPP
preston could be concentrated into one
man, the Irish would get away with
him with as much neatness and dispatch
Us the nihilists have disposed of the
car.
Denver merchants have a good big
scheme to capture the wholesale trade
Of the entire west, and propose to get
up a banquet as a bait. While your
motives are good, gentlemen, your
method is bad. The way to capture the
trade is to have the proper goods and
low figures.
No. 3 train came in last evening at
9:30 O'Clock, being slightly over eight
hours behind time. The delay was &C.
casioned by the flood and washout near
Fremont. The passengers and baggage,
ETC., had to be transferred in carriages
and wagons. The trains could not ap- |
nearer than two miles to each
Mr.. Samuel Matthews, proprietor of
The Big Horn hotel, at Green River,
has received assays from n of the re-
cent discoveries at La Barge, Sweet
water county. The specimen was bro
ken off a protruding ledge forty feet
wide, and assayed 49t OF. of silver to
The ton. Other discoveries, equally
good, are being made near La Barge.
An insane passenger or last evenings
east bound emigrant train created a
panic among the passengers while at
Cheyenne. He attacked several of
Them and, after firing Of mauling them
with his fists, he pulled his gun, but the
weapon was wrested from him. He is
supposed to be q pauper belonging to
one Of the western states or territories,
who was shipped away to save expense.
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