The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-07-02
MINOR ~aIENrIoS

htNOR HEN ClDS
Knights Templars tomorrow night.
Old Probs seems to have entered into
a league with the ice dealers.
And now begins an exodus of west
ern school teachers to the east.
The summer vacation of the Chey-
enne public schools commenced yester.
day.
Wells, Fargo X Co. will run the
express business on the C. b. & q. lines
in Nebraska.
The Laramie Sentinel is quite en-
phatically on 4 cold water basis-cold
water and ~tea-totalism.
The silverware displayed on the stage
last evening was from the elegant stock
of Zehner, Jackson Sc Buechner.
Yesterdays train from the east
brought in twelve coaches, Several
were cut off at this point for use in the
forthcoming excursion.
Bounced to Burnl' "Guiteau
Gaspedl" ''Hurled into Hades!'' are the
head line in Colorado papers
ing the death of Guiteau.
The flaming wood cut of the "big
OK which died in this city when
Robinson's circus was here, still attracts
y wondering gaze in western papers.
1t is said that the suicide of Mrs.
Alfredo, wife of the gymnast who was
killed by a fall from a trapeze, was in
rul6lment of a promise made TO her
dying husband.
Workmen were engaged yesterday in
placing the iron columns in the front
of the Warren block, adjoining Hoyt's.
They use the same which were in the
front of the DelmonicO building when
it fell.
The Silver Cliff Herald regrets that
the bootblacks and chimney sweeps
should occasionally invade the editorial
sanctum of the Denver Tribune during
the absence of the editors, and slip
items on the copy hook.
Sixteen hundred dollars was the pot
which a tenderfoot yielded up to ''sure-
thing gamblers" on Friday at Gunnison.
Poker, d%ance-house whisky, four lights,
private room in a saloon, &c, and the
transfer of the ducats was made.
The bicyclers are taking advantage of
these moonlight nights for the enjoy
ment of their exercise. The tracks are
ust as safe and the air far more CON-
Portable during the evening than during
the day.
Rev. Mr.. Jasper, the Richmond
colored preacher who says "The sun do
move, ~ is the unfortunate father of a
young man just sentenced in Pittsburg
to prison for disorderly conduct by a
lodge who assured him that his fathers
theory was correct, "the son do move
ten days to Jail.
Yesterday the papers throughout the
country abounded with electrotypes
of Guiteau, of the execution, etc, all
of various degrees of poorness; but the
Omaha Bee with a few leaders and
various reference marks made up a
picture which answered the purpose
and certainly was original. The ''mug''
OF the fellow strikes us as resembling a
certain Omaha alderman.
The statement circulated yesterday
morning that Mrs. Drum was i'll of dip
liberia, and that the doctor had directed
her remova to a less closely settled por-
tiou of the town than the residence of
her mother on Ferguson street, is cal
culated to lead to an Inference of n
condition which does not exist, says
Mr.. Drmu. Mrs. d. is usually well
with the exception of a slightly sore
throat.
The box rents at the post office for
the ensuing quarter have become due,
and by a new ruling the postmaster is
obliged to make his returns of rent
within ten days from the first of the
quarter. Many will remove their due
slips and forget all this, causing the
p. m. and themselves trouble. Leave the
slip in the box until you have the
change convenient and it will remind
you of the lapse of the ten days,
In the case of the Denver Transfer
company vs.. Henry Earle, a hack
driver, the company which claimed the
exclusive right to run vehicles to the
depot at train times in virtue of q pur-
chase of that privilege from the depot
company for 81 900 per annum, suffer-