The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-06-14
NIINOR

And they cried, Governor gov
ernor :" and there was no governor.
Arthur's should be a very economical
administration if alone, haste is
waste
Give us this day our daily shower and
forbid them not for there's much in the
overcast heavens.
Cooks world excursion party, the
first of this season, will pass through
this city Thursday.
Why can't our brethren of the Lara
mie City press dwell together in unity
as we do in Cheyenne?
1t is said that Brother ITayford has
reconsidered his resignation as post
master of Laramie City.
The bodies of the three children
washed away by the recent foods in
Denver have not been recovered.
The representative Of the Brush cleo.
trio light is meeting with considerable
success in his canvas in this city.
The Laramie morning papers will ex-
p~erience 4 deal of trouble in getting the
associated press dispatches for their
morning issue.
1t las only rained thirteen days thus
far during the present monitor forty
days out of the past forty-Gve. And
yet it never rains in Wyoming. What.
new
Mrs. j. II. Benns has arranged for a
lecture tour through Colorado, taking
in Boulder, Georgetown, Central, Col
orado Springs, Pueblo, Leadyille, etc.
Her subject Is, ''Woman's Opinion of
Woman"
ing some time since was brought up in
Justice Slaughter's court yesterday,
and went to a jury trial. The jury
brought in a verdict of guilty, and the
fine was set at $40 and costs by the
justice, amounting to about 800.
Yesterdays train from the east was a
very light one, bringing but one Pull
man sleeper and two day coaches. The
Kansas City sleeper arriving over the
d. p. for Ogden was also very light, its
burden consisting of a lunch hamper, a
gripsack, two passengers and a brakes
man.
Workmen have begun the work of
e%xcavating a cellar for Brother Stacks
new residence on Ferguson street.
Judging from the size and shape Of the
same we should say that it is we'll cal
culated to hold a large quantity of
something to top Off a nice dinner with.
Brother s. evidently means to be hos
pitable.
One company of the 9th cavalry from
Sidney, has been ordered to Fort Nc
Kinney, presumably on account of the
excessive freedom Of the crows in that
neighborhood. AS the Rock creek
route is impassably muddy now, it is
quite likely that the company will
leave the railroad at this point. The
move will probably occur within a few
days.
Joe Bolts, a negro desperate, who is
well known to Denver people, was re-
Gently, ut Omaha, sentenced to eight
years. imprisonment in the penitentiary
for attempting to murder a man named
Studebaker. Bolts is the man whom
Detective lIawleY shot some two or
three years ago Republican. Bolts
also has an unsavory record in the
Cheyenne courts.
Before Justice Bean yesterday was
n 10 business Of a particularly rich, rare
or racy kind. Two DRINKS were dis
posed of in the usual artistic manner.
Three tramps were plainly shown the
disadvantages of this city for gentlemen
OF sedenlery habits, and thin purses.
One rIa for disturbing the peace had
his own piece of mind disturbed by a
plain exposition Of the law.
A despatch to the Denver Republic
can from Pueblo, June II, states that n
fatal accident occurred that evening
the progress of the performance
in John RObinson's circus. The AL
fredo family, three in number, were
doing their bicycle-trapeze act, when
the wire upon which the bicycle is pre-
PEELED gave way. The elder Alfredo
was on the lower bar, and reached the
ground first, striking on his head.
When he was picked up it was found
that he was suffering from conclusion
of the spine, resulting in paralysis of
the arms and legs. There is no hope
for his recovery. His wife and young
or brother, who were in the act,
escaped unframed.