The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-05-27
v MENTION.

MINOR MENTION.
oiivette, oIiyette, and who shall dar,
To chide US for loving Madame Favsrtr
Patience" tonight.
"Manola'' this afternoon.
Are you going to the mat. this afts
"Manola" is said to be-well see fol
yourself.
Denver Is fall of beggars, says the
Republican.
The grand jury may probably present
their report this afternoon.
"Manola' at the matinee this after
noon. Admission 30 cents and 81.
A Wyoming man named J. M. Chad.
wick will winter a flock Of 10, 900 sheer
near Central City, Nebraska.-lOmaha
Bee.
eco, 900 school of sea lions only to be
seen with John Roblnson's menagerie,
museum and 3 ring circus at Cheyenne
June 10.
The verdict in the case OF Mahoney,
principal In the recent alleged prize
eight, will result In the dismissal Of the
other cases.
The coming ninety days will see at
least four fine new business blocks
erected in this city, including two model
bank buildings.
nat-oap Iba oc,a THE ayanipo tho n
dience will be treated to excellent music
by the orchestra, including violin solos,
which all will appreciate.
The Empress Emma Lake each day
appears with John Robinson's great
worlds exposition, menagerie, museum
and . ring circus, Cheyenne June 10.
A great mistake was made In not
producing MADAME Favart" on the
opening night Of the opera. 1t would
have insured a packed house last night.
Lawrence Barrett is In Colorado
Springs. Why can't he be brought to
Cheyenne9 Such an actor would be
worthy Of our opera house and our peo-
pie.
AS Will be seen by a notice this morn
ing, Knopff x C%ontraman, butchers,
have dissolved partnership. The busl-
ness will be conducted by Mr.. KnoG al
the old stand.
The first Of the alleged prize fight
cases has been settled by the acquittal
Of Mahoney after two jury trials. There
are four more persons to try and juries
will be had in each case.
The matinee this afternoon is set
down for 100. The theatre will be
darkened, the gas lighted and the play
produced with all the scenic effects.
This should be the children's holiday.
The rumor is current that E. P. Vim
ming, general freight agent OF the
Union Pacific, may be appointed to the
position of commissioner of tho trunk
line pool vice Albert Fink who has or
will shortly resign.
The LEADER has a collection now
consisting Of two steel keys, a silk par
Asol and a Gne buggy whip. The re
spectlve owners can have the property
by proving 1t and paying for this no.
tIce.
Between the first and second acts Of
Patience this evening the celebrated
violin ylrturo and solo viollnist of the
CONFEDERATION company, Sig. Ortori,
will play a fantasia by Bellinis, In the
quartette from "ParltanI."
Two empty Pullman sleepers were at.
thched to yesterdays No. ] westward
bound to accommodate the coming ex-
c%ursionists from the west. This makes
thirteen Pullmans In all which have
been sent west for this purpose during
che past three days.
Our enterprising contemporary, the
daily Cheyenne Leader Is beginning to
tell, like the Drovers Journal, What
the boys are saying" The ''boys"
sometimes tell things that would hard
ly bear telling, except in a whisper, but
the lie ader can be depended upon to
tell about all that Is to be toll .-lDroy-
er's Journal.
Judge Bean disposed of seven cases
OF yagrancy and two DRINKS at yester-
days sitting. One Of the drunks ar
raigned for vagrancy repudlated the
charge Indignantly, and said that he
had money when he was arrested (slap.
ping his pocket with pride) but that lie
was staggering around all over town,
and 1t was Il drunk be wanted to pay
for. He had the opportunity, but his
capital was not large enough, however,
TO meet the current demands, and he
went to the cooler. .