The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-08-12
MINOR MENTION.

Four ears of emigrants passed Wes'
on yesterdays No. Z, the regular emf
grant train.
The Frohman troupe, or rather foul
leading members of it, passed east yes
terday afternoon.
A base ball tournament will be hello
in Denver soon. A kind of an annex
to the exposition, a. it were.
Bert Richie's old house is getting to
be quite a traveller. Yesterday 1t took
a trip west on Twentieth street.
The Mendelssohn Quintette clut
arrived at Laramie City from the west
yesterday afternoon and appeared there
last night.
A mild runaway promised a sensation
last night as the horse broke away from
its fastening and took a three minute
gait for Weightman's stables.
The city band is making an effort
tending toward a series of open air
ice and are circulating a subscrip-
ton list to raise funds to secure instruc-
ton by Joseph Allerenshaw.
During the past two or three days
workmen have been engaged in
cleaning the windows, stone trimmings
and brickwork of the opera house OF
the mortar, etc., left by the builders.
Constable Nolan made the arrest last
evening of one Charles Earl upon the
charge of attempting an horrible crime
upon the person of a little girl of the
city. The examination will be held
to-day.
The platform crowd were out In full
numbers yesterday to welcome the
q rival of the west bound train in the
sweltering midday SUI The arrival
of Gov. Hale occasioned perhaps the
unusual attendance.
Prof. Charles Davis, of the Agricul-
tural college at Fort Collins. and Miss
Anna Sherman, of Evans, we're mar
ried at the residence of the BRIDES
parents Monday morning, by the Rev.
MI. Todd, of Evans.
Judge Pease explains the matter by
saying that the car containing most Of
Wyoming's articles for exhibition at
Denver got left out in the cold some
where. This accounts for Wyoming
not showing up better.
Y Hon. William A. Hall, Wyoming's
new governor, arrived at Cheyenne
last evening Times. Hall
wrong, neighbor Times; u new
governor is Hale fellow well met, and
he arrived Friday afternoon instead of
Thursday night.
Fort Collins Courier: About twenty
men are employed at this station pre-
pairing for the laying of track on the
G. s., L. & L. railway. Thirteen car
loads of iron arrived to-day. This will
make enough for about eight or ten
miles with all that has been brought.
1t will require about 300 car loads to
lay the track to Greeley.
Marshal Schnitger has received a
telegram from Mr.. Irwin, agent at the
Shoshone Indian agency, saying that
he had arrested three Mexicans for SELL
ing liquor to the noble red men, and
asking what he should do toward
Furnishing them. Mr.. Schnitger tele-
graphed the necessary instructions, and
will go up after the greasers in Ease
they are unable to furnish ball.
Boomerang.
Last evening between 6 and Z O'Clock,
about three miles west of Howell's
station, the second section of the same
train Of No. 9 ran into the first section
of The same train, tearing the head off
the engine and making sad havoc of the
caboose. Fortunately no one was in
jured. Immediately upon the receipt
of the news the wrecking train started
for tile scene of the disaster. 1t arrived
in the city about $50 with the remains
of the wreck in tow.-[Laramie
Times.