The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-04-06

A first class blizzard would prove to
be a big blessing about this time.
Literary association this evening at
the residence of acting Governor Nor
gon.
Murders are of frequent occurrence
in that portion OF Omaha known as
"Bohemiatown."
Gen. Grant was ''forninst" the anti
Chinese bill. He probably made a sug-
gestion or two to Arthur.
A social will be given at the NJ. E.
church parsonage Friday evening. A
cordial invitation is extended to all.
Both OF the editors of the Boomerang
were sick on Tuesday, but the typos
managed to get out a very readable
paper.
It is understood that the city will
soon advertise for bids for constructing
water works. The main pipe will come
down Ransom street.
Two actions in divorce were brought
in the district court yesterday. The
titles Of the cases are E. r Hurd vs.
Nillie Hurd, and Leyira Thorne VS..
Chas. Thorpe.
A sneak thief entered one of Ferris
buildings in the alley back Of the Carey
block yesterday afternoon, and stole
several articles of small value. He
effected his escape.
The Denver Republican has removed
tn its new building, the same being a
large and handsome brick structure.
The republican is a splendid paper and
deserves good quarters.
Gov. Crttend-n will pardon the Ford
boys for numbering Jesse james. But
Bob Ford is only to receive one-fourtb
of the $4,000 reward offered. Who
gets the remaining three fourthsp
After the adjournment of the board
of county commissioners yesterday, the
members went out to select a site for
the proposed county hospital and poor
house. They have several sites in view.
There was an attempt made to our
| glarize the residence of Deputy Sheriff
Hosford, on Eddy street, on Tuesday
night. Billy slept too sound to be
awakened by his wife, hence the marau-
ders escaped.
Young Blodgkins says that he sent
word to his girl by the telephone last
evening that he was gong to call, and
she answered that he needn't trouble
himself. Now he wonders if she
smelled the cloves on his breath. Who
knowsp
Tom Bowen, some times called Judge
Bowen, and the owner of the best gold
mine In existence, will probably sue
coed Senator Teller. Bowen promises
not to aspire to a reelection. This
will give Gov. Pitkin a chance to sue
Coed Bowen.
No. 3 was three and a half hours late
yesterday, the delay being caused by
the engine and two cars Of No. 8 train
| going off the track between Potter sta
tion and Sidney. The accident to the
freight train was but slight, and the
cars and engine were soon put back on
the road.
This Denver Times truly says: THE
suit OF Mrs. Phebus against the county
of Pueblo for 81 5000 damages for the
lynching of her husband while in the
custody of the county officials, will be
watched with much interest. If the
pockets of the taxpayers are to suffer
for every such exhibition OF mob vio-
Ience it may become customary to pro-
tect prisoners from being murdered"
w. F. Brown, latterly of the live
stock firm OF Adams & Eldredge, but
at present Of Gregory, Cooley & Co,
SO Exchange Building, Chicago, Him
o.s, was In town this week. The firm
he represents has an extended expert
ence in the western cattle trade, aud
he will cheerfully furnish any informa-
ton in regard to the cattle market that
il desired. Mr.. Brown left for the
east.
Highest temperature yesterday, $40;
lowest, 800; highest velocity OF wind, So
miles per hour; mean temperature,
800; mean humidity. SO per cent. Else
where at l:09-Foit Washable, w. T.,
temperature, $40; wind, east,
fair; D~eadwood, temperature, $50;
wind, northeast, foggy; Denver, tenn
peraure, 55o; wind, northwest, cloudy;
Salt Lake, temperature, 59o; wind
southwest, fair; Cheyenne, tempera.
ture, Arc; wind, northwest, cloudy.
The Cheyenne brass band felt in a
generous mood last evening and turned
out in force to serenade the newspaper
I'll ,es. They demonstrated splendid
proficiency, an | they have been organ
lied but u few,mnnths. Last night was
their 6rst appearance in public aud 1t
was a very creditable one. The selec-
lions were very pleasing, though diff
cult Of execution. However, the band
rendered them in excellent style, and
were greeted after each performance
with the hearty applause of the audi
ence that gathered on the sidewalks.
Prof. Gee. F. Inman is the leader, and
the members embrace many of our best
known business men and citizens.
A full line OF ladies' and childrens'
slippers and shoes and rubber goods at