The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-09-16
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The glim Of heaven with spittle douse.
But never doubt my low for you'll
Silver, sl.12t.
There were 1884 entries for the fair
at Omaha.
Iroquois is a bigger man than the
Cornell crew any day.
A good many dwellings win be
erected next year in Cheyenne.
The electric light is n OF the attrac-
tions at the Nebraska State fair.
All gambling devices are excluded
from the fair grounds at Denver.
The president sat up again yesterday
and enjoyed the scene on the ocean.
The Robinson planning mill. of Gin
cinnati, burned Wednesday. at a loss Of
s25, 0Oo.
The present Colorado state fair is
thus far pronounced the most uccess
ful Of all.
Highest temperature yesterday 60o;
lowest SIC; highest velocity OF wind II
miles an hour.
The remains of NJ. McLain passed
through from the south yesterday for
North Platte. Neb.
Big Ike won the trotting race at Dem
yer and Badly got away with Lucy
Lyle In the running ace.
The more we hear Of the official
bulletin" the more we all feel that II
should haye'been bullet out.
The average American has learned
more of surgical science within the
past two months than he learned in all
OF his past life.
Bishop O'Connor will deliver his lee
ture on Socialism" on next Tuesday
evening. The ticket sellers are abroad
with pasteboards.
According to the terms of the st.
Leger race, Iroquois by his victory
incurs no extra weight for the race for
the czarowitch stakes.
All the passenger trains OF the vari-
GUS roads were in the city at the same
time again yesterday. and matters were
lively for a while about the depot.
The new stamp mill for Cummins
City has arrived at Laramie and will
be sent Immediately to Cummins and
set up. Men accompany 1t for that
purpose.
The doctors now admit that the presi-
dent is suffering from pyamia, or blood
poisoning. They have stubbornly de-
MED this heretofore. Why will they
lie, is the question that has the floor.
W. II. Holiday. the Laramie City
contractor, is erecting a new residence
for Maj. wham in that city. This
would seem to prelude a permanent res
Of the major and his wife at
Laramie City.
John Wilson and John Doe were
fined by Judge Bean yestcrday-the
former for offensive language and the
for drunkenness. The first paid
his ine and the second went to the
cooler TO think over the matter.
The physicians talk OF ''septic COM
plicationsn in the presidents case.
Ser:ic is defined as promoting putre-
faction" In other words, the condi-
ton of the Presidents blood is such
that pu~trefaction of the body is feared.
The sale Of the cattle, horses, ranch
and hay, belonging to tho estate of
Thos. Hall, deceased, came off at the
court house yesterday, Henry Harring-
officiating as auctioneer. The total
proceeds of the sale amounted to s24,-
i25.
One of the finest gardens to be seen
Wyoming, is at Major Talbot's place,
where potatoes, beats, squashes, tur-
lips, cabbages, etc., a be found grow
ing in the greatest perfection. Should
wish to see some giant radishes,
ct him go there. The major has GER
'ainly made Wyoming gardening a sue
less.
Wild ducks are making their APP
pearance lately in great numbers. and
Dur sportsmen are busy taking them in.
many were killed at Major
ralbot's place and at Lakes Ahsaraca
md Mapalutah, near the city. Two
,oung men at the fort went out in the
evening and brought in all they could
AIRY.
T. II. Ramsey collector fer the north
Western agency of the Walter A Wood
and Reaping Machine COM
ANY, arrived in this city Wednesday.
lie is endeavoring to find some particu-
ars concerning one Peter johnson, who
vas reported lost in the snow between
Buttes and Ruby Camp, Colo,
December, 1879.
Two head of valuable horses were
tolen from the ranch of Phelps & Max
yell, about eighteen miles from Lara
ME City, Monday night 1t is sup
'osed they were stolen by Charles Nor
and John Rece, who were until
ecently in the employ of this firm.
Rewards in all to the amount of 500
re offered for the return of the stock
nd thieves.
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