The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-10-31

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And ROS Hy story IL doEE-
Where Is Bsrryf
There will be harvest Of votes on
Tuesday.
An effort Is being made 10 lave par
doned Dick Adams. Of Dead wood
Wedding bells rang gaily last even
ing. See the two marriage notices
elsewhere. ,
The colored folks will give another
hop at the Dramatic theater on Mon
day evening.
A ~clAiryoyant could make . good
thing out Of candidates before the vote
Of Tuesday is counted.
Tuesday next will be all saints day,
aud services will be held in 1t. Johns
church at o O'Clock, a. N.
Two former Black Hills express mes
SINGERS are running for constable: z. s.
Smith in Cheyenne. and Gale Hill in
Deadwood.
Politicians aud candidates, as well
as Christian people, should take a rest
to-day; but we forgot-tbere Is no rest
for the wicked.
Monday. the feast Of all Saints. being
a holy day Of obligations. there will be
services at ST. Johns Catholic church
at 10 O'Clock a. m.
A female cook In n Laramie City
boarding house has fallen heir 10 $685.
OOO. Strange hat We never noticed It
before, but she is lawfully pretty"
The many friends OF Mr.. J. c. Dick
son. the stOekman. better known rs
Dickey. will rejoice TO hear that he has
nearly recovered from his recent ILL.,
n ess.
Silver Cliff Prospect: A bear freed
two tenderfeet near Gothic last week,
and would have killed them could II
have used the gun they left at the foot
Of the tree. A couple of hunters came
along, shot the bear and released the
prisoners.
The wurkingmen held a rally ut their
headquarters last evening which was
well attended. The speakers were
Hon. ". J. Hardin. aud Messrs. J. NJ.
Walsh and ii. Housman. Mr.. J.. c..
Baird was also called upon and made n
few remarks.
The Harvard Register In endeavoring
Ia account for the decrease In the de-
mand for clergymen, says that Mt the
opening Of the country only one TWEEN
ty-dfth Of the population was in cities,
while at present the proportion is one
ifth. With this increase In the density
Of population occurs an increase In the
number Of parishioners whom each
minister can reach. and therefore the
demand for ministers has diminished.
Sarah Bernhardt Is ~ have a public
reception lat the art gallery" In which
her paintings and statuary are to he ex-
hibited. This Is very clever on the part
Of Sara's manager. Society call and
see Sara's paintings and statuary with
out compromising itself. It a see
Sara incidentally. II won't he rude To
sara. 1t might admire ririu II sees in
art gallery and still shudder at its alb
sence in the central figure.
Prof. S. 5. Hamill and his accom-
plished daughter will give readings at
the Presbyterian church next Thursday
evening. Prof. Ilamill recon-
mended by the presidents Of our lead
ing colleges and our best educators;
also by such speakers AS Bishop Simp-
son, Bayard Taylor, Chancellor Howard
Crosby, Dr.John Hall and Henry Ward
Beecher. Let al strive 10 hear this
great elocutionist.
The vestry Of st. Marks church, we
are informed, have secured the follow.
ing quartette for their morning and
evening church services: Mrs. Bark.
well, soprano; Mrs. Glover, alto; Mr.. c.
ID. Bale, tenor; Mr.. w. A. whitcomb,
basso, with Mrs. Geo. L. Holt rs organist
The reputation OF these well known
singers and organist secures to those ut.
tending st. Marks music OF n very
superior character.
The club rooms OF Messrs. Davis &
Single were formally dedicated last
evening with appropriate ceremonies,
which involved u free turkey lunch, etc.
Messrs. A. Sims and +. Benjamin
were the cooks aud they certainly set
out u fine table. The repast was more
Of n supper than lunch and was Of
course highly enjoyed by all corners.
Webster was not speaking Of forgery
but of murder when he used those
memorable words, which characterizes
as well the sneaking tricks Of the as.
sassins OF character: ''Such "A secret
~ be safe nowhere. The whole crea-
ton Of God has neither nook nor cor
ner where the guilty a bestow ii and
be safe. A thousand eyes turn ut once
To explore every man, every thing,
every circumstance. The guilty soul
cannot keep its W secret. He thinks
the whole world sees Il in his face, reads
it i'll his eyes and almost hears It's
workings in the very silence Of his
thoughts II must he confessed. IL will