The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-07-07
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No. : vas an hour Late yesterdaY.

evening.
Coles circus is billed TO appear in
Cheyenne to-day.
The twenty-five mile champion race
did not take place.
The amount of freight taken north
yesterday, was immense.
The Thermometer ran up to 1l2o in
the shade at Fort Meade last Friday.
Telephone communication now ex-
lists between Deadwood and Spearish.
Hotel thieves are now practicing ontl
more, their ~nefarious games in Den
yer.
The weather was beautiful yester-
day, and somewhat warm, after the
rain.
Coles circus has just returned from
Australia, where 1t created a big sen
satlon.
Highest temperature yesterday. so,
lowest 57o; highest velocity of wind
20 miles per hour.
One hundred and fifty poor little
little birds are to be shot at next Sat
urday at the race track.
The water question is becoming O
serious one, and demands immediate
attention from all parties.
The first and only circus of the yeal
at Cheyenne will exhibit this afternoon
and evening in Cheyenne.
There are 80. 900 laborers at work OIL
the Denver & Rio Grande railroad, 49,,
600 of which are in Old Mexico.
No use in sending boys to college
these days. Teach them to pilot 9
boat and smoke cigarettes at home.
The finishing touches are being put
on the union depot at Denver, and 81
will not be long now, till 1t is com
pleted.
Messrs. Scribner and Jones. who
have been in attendance at the races
returned to Colorado with their horses
yesterday.
Builders and contractors will be in
terested in a notice asking for bids for
building the proposed new wing to the
school house.
The Union Pacific base ball club beat
the Denver and Rio Grande and Den
yer Brown Stockings In a match gam,
Of base ball.
No. 4 was delayed yesterday by run
ming into a freight train at Red Desert
Nothing serious happened except tn,
delay Of the trains.
The old buildings, in a few day
more. will be removed from their pres
ent location, and work will be com
menced upon the lafge new opera
house. NJ
A large number of cattle have al
ready been shipped to market from this
place, and they are excellent condi ion,
notwithstanding the earliness OF the
season.
Coles great circus and menagerie
will show in Cheyenne this to-day.
Everywhere this vast aggregation OF
wonders has visited, It has been well
received.
s Children always like to look at the
animals. Take them to the menagerie.
Come to think of it, there Is only a
anvas wall between the menagerie
and circus.
A grand jubilee should be held all
over the country whom President Gar
field RECEIVERS, and it seems very probable
that he will. Such a jubilation would
prove to be a second fourth uf July.
An associated press dispatch of yes
terday from Deadwood says that a man
named Billy Bird was found dead in
a gulch adjoining town. His head had
been beaten into a jelly, No clue to
the perpetrator.
The Catholic fair has been postponed
till Friday night, which will be the
last. The voting on the grand paint
ings will terminate on Saturday morn
ing. A lively time is anticipated. All
are cordially invited.
S. II. II. Clark, general manager Of
the Union Pacific, accompanied by
Henry w. Yates, cashier Of the firt ma
tional bank of Omaha, passed through
Cheyenne yesterday for Colorado, where
they will revel in rural festivities, hunt
ing and fishing, for a few weeks.
In another column will be found the
card OF F. L. Warner, DID,. s., who has
dental DON oyer j. s. Taylor's store.
The doctor has handsomely furnished
apartments, and all the latest appli-
ances for doing skillful work. He
comes from Iowa, highly recommended,
and will no doubt give satisfaction to
all patrons.
Too much of q good thing is worse
than none at all, and a foreign looking
individual found this to be the Ease yes
terday. INDUCING in about ten too
many drinks, he IA hardly able to
navigate, aud made himself obnoxious
to o large number of people. The con-
sequence vas he got one of his eyes
draped in mourning by being altogether
too fresh"
The election for officers by the Du-
rant engine company resulted as fol-
lows: Foreman, G. A. Coffman; as
aiafanf foraman Ganruo L Rasaha.a-.