The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-08-21
nIx0R MENTION.

But let us pray
Tina X. L, NJ, and n and
And p, Q. will come It slow,
while S. T. U. v. W. K,
And Y and z won't try and vex
This world Of overcoming woei
Fold up thy tails, o comets all.
And scoot no more around the sun;
HIN thy evenings there's no ball.
Go seek some other kind Of fun.
And cease to scare this poor old world:
comets. let thy tails be furied,
Denver has fresh oysters.
The Mastodons on Wednesday even
ing next.
There will be no evening services at
the Presbyterian church.
Nebraska is crying for more mills to
grind her superintendent harvest.
There has been no yellow fever in
New Orleans thus far this season.
Omaha proposes to put a $1,000 ad-
dition to st. Joseph's hospital at that
place.
The Grand Central hotel building of
Denver, is to be changed into a bulls
ness block.
Highest temperature yesterday TO;
lowest $50; highest velocity Of wind IA
miles an hour.
The brickwork Is beingirapidly pushed
forward on Horrie's third house on Sew
enteenth street.
Policeman Thomson iran In" a
bootblack yesterday for using loud and
indecent language ON the streets.
The Durbin Bros. shipped t~hirty-six
cars OF cattle yesterday. They are
pronounced q very fine lot Of beeves.
The gross freight and passenger earn
ings Of the Denver q Rio Grande for
the week ended August 18th. were
1926, G29.G @
The small house on the lot just west
of the club house, is being moved back
away from the street and other changes
are being made.
The new comet can be seen by the
naked eye. but is very plain through a
small spy or opera glass. 1t is in the
northwestern horison.
A large mass of ore from Copperopo-
lis lies on the platform of the Railroad
house, and attracts much attention
from passengers and others.
Some Of the railroad passengers COM
plain Of a boy with a mole on his back,
who goes in bathing in the creek neal
the bridge. This boy should stop the
practice or change that mole to the
front.
At the Methodist church this morn
ing the Rev. N. A. Chamberlain will
deliver a ermon before the Cheyenne
encampment Of the Red Cross, the
members of which will be in attendance
In regal.a.
The city council of Omaha are at q
deadlock yer the liquor license ques-
tion. One resolution was to make the
license fee 800 900, but that went by
board, as even the council is not pre-
$500 H. ---Irrss-
"A nearing was nad yesterday Deiore
Judge Bean in the case against Craw-
tord, !1anaretn ana Barnes ana tne
cour. neid tnem IN tne sum Oh So'oVo
Dali 70 answer 10 the charge OF man
siaugnter. None Oh them mas YET fur-
nished the required bail.
A female colored damsel Of African
persuasion became intoxicated iast
evening ana sauntered In me vicinity
OF Judge Beams residence where sne
disturbed tne heignpornoou. Inc 1uose
~ once acted as = peace onhcer anu ar
.es'eu Tue s'ri' taxing ner 70 'ho GAIA
oooSc'
The last blast put in the Jefferson
tnis morning Threw up over three tons
VI very ricn saiena, winch compe'en.
nen say VIII average one nunoIoo Inc
MY ounces, showing soiid pooy OF az
ie's. oAio iee.. d a.e sinking y
snAie on Top Oh Inc ORC apooy'-Do''y
oaroona'e fepor'er'
WIN u North Park friends oDlige
US with a little information, for the
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