The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-09-14
MINOR MENTION.

as usual at the court house to-day.
Service Of Song tonight at the Con-
g~regational church at 7:30 p. m.
Additional local matter on first page.
Interesting Sunday reading on the in
side pages.
A telegram on first page speaks Of a
building in New York falling in and
burying the workmen.
There are twenty-one entries in the
Denver tournament outside of Denver.
Three of these are from Cheyenne.
Services In the Presbyterian, Congre-
gational and Methodist churches will
hereafter commence at 7:3O in the eve
ming.
At the Presbyterian church the MORN
ing subject will be what the Commits
sion Implies" Evening-'.Effect Of
Sight,
Rev. w. Fl. Gillian will discourse this
morning on .sThe King that Destroyed
HIMSELF" Evening lecture-"Gam-
bling"
Three weeks ago there were not
enough cattle, SO Bob Law said, and
now the cattle men say there are not
enough stock cars.
LeadvIlle is excited over grave rob
bling and suspicious burials. An UNI
dertaker named Tolhurst disinterred q
body and took the coffin back because
It had not been paid for.
Rev. c. NJ. Sanders, pastor Of the
Congregational church, will resume
service to-day. He will preach at IL u.
m. In the evening at u O'Clock thore
will be u service of song. The choir
will be assisted by Mrs. Glover and
Mrs. Holt.
A person who lately came through
the recent waterspout scene between
Sidney and the Black Hills, says he
rode under a tall pine tree In a canon
that had the remains Of n large three
year-old steer fastened in its topmost
boughs. The cayotes howl and circle
around its base each evening.
The company OF the Third cavalry
now stationed at Fort Steele, and the
two companies Of the same regiment
at Sidney, have received orders to re-
lieve the three companies of the Fifth
cavalry now doing duty at Fort Nc
Kinney, who will be removed to Fort
Robinson and Fort Sheridan.
That other paper promised to print a
tabular statement of the election re-
turns when compiled by the county
canvassing board. So you may look for
the table In that sheet this morning.
The following figures will look very
well in its columns: Glafcke, 913;
Slack, 547. The board, in mercy to
the latter, threw out 25 votes that had
been given the former. No necessity
for too large n majority, you know.
The Baptist Sunday school owen
ton, IN connection with the annual
meeting OF the Rocky Mountain Bap-
tist association, will be held in Chey-
enne on Saturday next. Among those
who are to take part in the conven-
tion are Prof. G. L. Wells, who will
read n dissertation on the subject.
DIFFICULTIES Of Sunday school work.
and Mrs. F. ]. Gardner. whose subject
will be: Teachers meetings, and 9TH
er preparatory works.
Tho b,nndera that ara beino commit.
tod nv some ~ tho mamhers 81 tho
cbev.n,o ON, c,,h .re ,s,,,no 70 he =.
nnmerons md no 90 tho.a ~
paddy Niles, how II - onIv ! fau,
aav. .,nco thot ono 90 tho mon,hors
shot all the tame ducks at n ranch.
thinking they were wild. and now a re-
mort comes from one of their guns that
n man has a perforated leg and sbonl-
or. Rim Van Wrinkle shot at n rabbi
and killed a bull. but the club trigger
pnller shot nj n soaring hawk and lit n
m IN in one of post,s sheen corrals.
c,sv.rra nil how. = ca,, Al, ax.
wsdnssd.v 90 tho Kn,uSts 30 pvthia
.ra n,,r,,a -av,ens,v. nranar,,,ons for
The recent;on of tbe,r v~;s,t,ng brethron
at thai time when a snlenaid stree,
~ rada w,u ooonr 90 ~ .ro.aossd :,
ni.ht by annrorr;ats nnh,;c sxsrc;ss.
term;nat,na with : Grand hal, uor
A yyorth s,a,ss has hssn invited 10
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