The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-02-14
aIIxon sIExrIoN.

The first symptoms OF Rsihetic craze Il.
A wonderful regard for dnisi =,
And just n degree fu ther still, 10,
A passionate desire for lillies:
But when ono'E fully in lis power,
They worship alone a big sun dover.
-[MGFattor Independent.
Silver, 81 1IY.
A. F. and A. N. tonight.
Union Pacific BY. stock, Sl.1Ts.
Central Pacific Il. r. stock, o0S.
Alert hoso. ball tonight ut Chase's
theatre:
Matt Hall will have n hearing this
afternoon before Judge Bean.
A ball and concert this week and two
theaters next week.
A week from last evening the Nc
Allibter combination will present the
Overland Route" Don't forget 1t.
Aunt Lucy Gardner had a whole line
Of towels stolen the other night, pieces
which she bud To do up for another
party.
Highest temperature yesterday, $40;
lowest, 1872; highest velocity oil wind, 81
miles per hour; mean Temperature,
30 mean humidity. 43 per cent. high
est wind on Sunday, ~ miles per
hour.
No. 3 drew into this city last evening
about Z O'Clock, the delay icing caused
by n mishap 10 n preceding freight
train. by which one OF the ears dropped
ono Of its trucks, doing but little lam
age more than the delay.
For several days now the LEADER
has insisted upon calling ]. Veit, J..
Vest, which is entirely wrong. The
popular restaurant under Justus s.
Ahren's is conducted by J.. Veit, land
that is all there Is about It,"
Nr. Quinn took occasion yesterday
morning TO define his position In re-
gard to the railroad bill, and TO give the
Laramie delegation and the Cheyenne
pio's ''particular 1ts." AS usual, his
arguments were unausweraLle.
Mr.. Corlett delivered himself Of his
expected screed yesterday morning
upon the railroad bill. and offered his
usual "'84" amendment, occupying an
hour and II quarter In saying what
might have been better put In ten MIN
ures. The time was taken up however.
There was n jolly merry making AT
llillsdale, last evening, the occasion he
ing that Of the marriage of T. RoGbin',
section boss OF the U. T., I IL Miss Sui
livan Of this city. There was n large at
tendance OF friends from this city; the
light fantastic toe afforded the chief
muse ent Of the evening.
1t is stated by one who should know
that Assistant Clerk Marshall of the
house is not author OF the personal
descriptions Of the members Of the pre-
sent legislature now In course Of publ
cation In tho Boomerang. Whoever
may be their author lays himself open
TO criticism in his W criticisms.
Tho funeral of tho late Gustavus
LeGl-r was held from Odd Fellows
hall Sunday afternoon, under the aus
pieces OF tho German lodge. After
brief but interesting Exercises in the
lodge rooms, the procession formed on
Eddy street headed by the 3rd cavalry
band, and solemnly wendell its way
toward the cemetery 10 the sad music
Of the funeral march, the members
bearing the insignia of the fraternity.
Mrs. VIII L. Vlsscher, OF Denver, Is
In this city, having ONE up with u
portrait OF little son Of Jacques
braun, which she has Just completed Ia
her studio. The WORK Is In pasLills
from IL photograph nearly life sizs, and
Is u beautiful piece Of artistic work,
being carefully and rs ski fully iu.
ished In ull its details. Judging from
the notices OF the Denver press, Mis-.
Visscher is meeting with the success In
that city which, through excellent
work, she richly deserves.