The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-08-31
AUGUST RAYS.

Catholic mission meeting tomorrow
morning.
What has become Of the trotting as
s~ociationg
There is no foot-hold for yellow fever
in a clearly city.
Go and hear the new. pastor at st.
Marks church tomorrow.
DR.. s. W. stiger, of st. Louis, was
at the Inter Ocean yesterday.
The coach for Deadwood will take
out six passengers this morning.
A little knock-down occurred yester-
day in n OF the Sixteenth street So
looms.
1.-The mild September approaches,
and then you may .'listen to the mock
ing bird.n
Hon. Henry NJ. Teller will address
the people of Greeley on the 26th Of
next month.
Collections will be taken up in the
Denver churches tomorrow in aid Of
the yellow fever sufferers.
The political campaign is getting
pretty warm in Colorado. They have
gone to betting or the result.
Intense excitement exists at Carbon
and vicinity in relation to the murder
Of Widdowfield and Vincent.
1t is understood that Mr.. l. Kamak,
who departed for the East yesterday,
went on a matrimonial mission.
George L. Shaw, who is charged
with stealing a coat from James A.
Brennan, will be put upon trial to-day.
d. Fallen, who had the contract, has
completed the foundation for Joseph
Dillmann's nav brick on Eddy street.
Wyoming minerals have been given
a place in the Salt Lake Iribvne's cab
met, which is the finest in the Rocky
mountains.
Two children were struck dead by
lightning on Eddy street last night for
shouting whoa, Emma" This is a
fearful warning. H
Polygamous women of foreign birth
are denied the right Of naturalization
at Salt Lake, on the ground of immor-
atty Of character.
From the present outlook we Judge
that the attendance of pupils at the
forthcoming term Of school will be
larger than ever heretofore.
r. s. Allen, Esq, editor and pro-
prietor Of the Leadville (Col.) Rereille,
was in the city yesterday on his way to
Chicago. He will be back in about ten
days.
The booksellers were accused of start
ing the spelling-bee mania, and the
glass factories are now charged
with the authorship of the rage for
archery.
The Government, the Sentinel under
stands, offers the Territory a reduction
Of twenty-five per cent. upon the rates
at present charged at the P~enitentiary
for boarding prisoners.
Miss Medora Clark, the poetess of
Neosho, Wis, vas not killed, as re-
ported, by falling from her horse in the
mountains of this Territory. She has
been heard from, and is safe and sound.
Hon. ]. N. Keller was the recipient
Of an elegant present the other day, in
the shape of a fine fish pole, presented
to him by Mr.. Parrish, Superintendent
Of the Father De Smet mine of Dead
wood
Dennis Kearney is expected to pass
through Cheyenne in a couple of weeks
for San Francisco. He has concluded
not to make any speeches at Memphis,
New Orleans and Grenada. Sorry to
hear 1t.
1t is a very noticeable fact that the
man who hasn't been inside of a church
since he was a boy is the one who bowls
the loudest because an overworked
preacher went away on a two weeks
vacation in August.
The suggestions Of THE LEADER
thrown out on Thursday morning in
favor Of rendering aid to the yellow
fever sufferers are being acted upon in
several quarters. Yesterday $3.50 was
contributed by the folks at Camp Carlin.
We'd rather live in Denver than at
Omaha, and yet there are some luxur-
les to be enjoyed at the latter place
which are not ~obtainable at Denver.
The prospect Of getting drowned some
fine morning in the Missouri river, for
instance.
Rev. G. o. Tillotson, the new pastor
for the Episcopal church, will preach
tomorrow morning at II O'Clock.
Communion service Immediately after
morning sermon. Evening services at
8 O'Clock. Public cordially invited to
be present.
The Fort Benton Record says Sitting
Bull is sending strong scouting parties
Of his braves over the border into the
Bear Paw mountains and the Milk
river country, but it don't say a word
about the richness of the diggings in
the mountains mentioned. The Dear
Paw business has Dlaved ont