The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-09-28
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The opera house grows apace.
And now for the burial of Guiteau.
The Mrs. Garfield fund foots up Il
s319, coo.
The production of coal in England il
decreasing.
The Union Pacific owns and operates
$500 miles of track.
Ten cars of bullion passed through
this city yesterday going east.
Read of the warm weather in the
east, wrapped in your listers.
The Iron silver mine, of Leadyille,
has a daily output of 200 tons.
Building promises to be as extensive
next season as it has been this.
A French opera party passed through
going west yesterday afternoon
Memorial services were held in every
large city in the civilized world on
Monday.
Guiteau was hung and burned In
efigy ut Deadwood, last Wednesday
evening.
The Deadwoodites are still pecking
away at their carbonate finds but with
no big results as yet.
The next session Of the grand lodge
Of the Knights of Pythias will be held
in Denver October 20, 1882.
Highest temperature yesterday SOP
lowest 33o; highest velocity of wind IL
miles an hour; rainfall Al.
1t is said that fifty car loads of bull
lion await the arrival of the D. & R
G. railroad, at Silver Cliff.
Sale of oil-painting and engravings in
the Carey block, Ferguson street, to
day and every day this week.
Many beautiful bridal presents art
on exhibition at the jewely store Of
Zehner, jackson & Buechner.
A man was retailing jerked buffalo
meat on the streets Of Deadwood the
other day, for 10 cents per pound.
President Arthur is said to be select
ing a new cabinet, and that Colorado
will have a member to represent the
west.
According to the Pittsburgh Isle'
graph, you needn't call q gentleman q
liar. Merely say that his statement ii
AL official bulletin.
No union memorial services were held
in Kansas City, and the various demon
nations held meetings in their respec
tive churches.
A man named Tbos. Kindle wal
knocked down and robbed in one Of the
streets Of Omaha. Sunday. His as
~sailants were arrested.
The Julesburg branch will shortly be
opened. 1t has an excellent track
and will admit Of hauling freight and
passengers economically.
Civil service reformers all over the
country are pledging President Arthur
to the civil service reform sham. They
reckon without their host.
The directors car" Of the U. p,
which took Sir Sidney Waterloo and
party west q few days since. was re.
turned yesterday afternoon.
The Melville opera company departed
for Denver v the D. P. yesterday,
where they appeared last night in the
Tabor opera house in Patience"
The Earl of Airlie, of Scotland, a
member Of the English house of lords,
died in Denver Sunday night, at the
Windsor hotel, of a congestive chill.
Ike Stockton, the leader OF the noto-
rious Stockholm skridge band Of out
laws in New Mexico, was recently shot
while resisting arrest at Durango, on
Monday.
Gen. Hancock suspended the order
for the court martial to try Mason, who
shot at Guiteau. This is evidently with
the design Of awaiting the action of the
civil authorities.
Hellman's many customers may be
interested to know that Carr, his popu.
lar cutter, has returned from a western
trip, and will be pleased to accommodate
those desiring his services.
The Union stock yards of Chicago,
were closed to business Monday, out OF
Difference for the selemnities of the
day, hence no report of sales appears
In this mornings LEADER.
Talk Of cabinet changes have a ten
dency to cause federal officials all oyer
the country to shake their official heads
every morning to ascertain If they are
still attached to their official bodies.
The Reno, New, Gazette estimates
the annual loss in the value Of hides by
too much branding, will amount to
$100, 1000. Cattle are sometimes so
marked that that their hides are worth
less.
The sale Of public lands during the
past fiscal year exceed the sales Of any
previous year by a large amount, and
the promise is that the current fiscal
YEARS. transactions will be sven larger
in amount than that of the last.
The late presidents surgeons will
succeed in advertising themselves as
the greatest in the history Of mankind,
although they are forced to admit that
during the lifetime of their patient they
were absolutely In error in diagnosing