The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-07-25

Omaha bad $500 Gre On Thursday
night last
Shipments Of cattle are arriving a.
Council Bluffs.
For once Itas al over town-of eoarss
w mean mud.
Nearly Z Of an inch Of rain fell yes-
terday; . very heavy fan for the piAina-
Several very great men N now lying
ILL., And We don't feel very well our
sslf.
Tho Sunday school Of 81. Marks
Episcopal church win meet to-day at
lsz5.
A man named MArkie escaped from
the Lincoln. Heb., p~enitentiary on last
Wednesday.
Ths Denysr papsn Of yesterday con-
tanned q two-pAee report Of the hang
ing Of simnzL
There b. great rush from the Gun
nison country. Tho Colorado papers
arc sIlsnt on this point.
The DurAnts propose 70 start to-day
on their excursion 10 Fort Collins, as
II did mot rain at that.point-
Green River Courier: Thinner and
Train would make 4 nice, economical
and Alternative ticket for 1884.
Denver Tribune: Mr.. stiekney. the
secretary Of the Ute commission, died
at Los Pinos yesterday, Of typhoid To-
yer.
The portable photograph gallery near
the court house looks like 4 boat an
chored In q lake. The lot on which II
stands, Is covered several inches deep
with water.
Highest temperature yesterday. $50;
lowest. SO. Rainfall began at $50 n
m. ending at 1 p. m. Amount Of rain
fall, ~ Of IN inch.
Laramie Times; A great many sup
pose that the big headed boy now being
exhibited on Second street 10 Slack. but
that Is . mistake. II h another boy.
Tho races that were advertised for
yesterday at the driving park, were
postponed on account Of q heavy track
They will come on ON Wednesday next
Passenger trafic yesterday: No. 3,
Z Cheyenne; % Colorado; 81 through;
No. 4. 3 Cheyenne; II Colorado; 40
through. G. @. IA Cheyenne; q east,
2 west; ID. r., 8 Cheyenne;'l west, IL
east.
Presbyterian C~hurch.-Morning sub
ject, Memorial Of Gov. Campbell"
Evening subject, 'Tight In a Dark
PATH" Sabbath school ut IL m. Seats
and hymn books free. and n cordial
welcome TO all.
Walter Lowery, driver Of hose cart
No. 2, Omaha, was killed on Thursday
night while driving TO the FIRE In VIII
liams' block. He was jolted on the
carriage and the wheels passed over his
head, killing him instantly.
The newest things in Cheyenne are
pocket pin-cushions hIled with pins.
They are especially designed for gentle
mems use. Col. Murrin, the veteran
agent Of Budweiser beer, has n quantity
Of these useful pin-cushions for gratui-
tous distribution.
BREAD" is the theme Of tho morn.
ing sermon at the NJ. Z. church to-
day. Evening: ''The teaching Of
events" in which reference will be
made to the present political and moral
aspects Of the country. Mr.. d. Cow
hick will have charge Of the choir, as
sisted by u number OF competent sing
ers.,
James Odell, n recent employe Of the
Omaha Republican once in the capacity
Of proof reader, attempted suicide on
Thursday night BY shooting himself in
the heart with q - calihrs revolver.
The ball was 90 small that it failed 70
ind his heart, and Odell yet lives. The
act va caused by the depression Of
spirits resulting from hard drinking.
Green River Courier: True grit was
shown the other day in . dog eight at
Rawlins, for the victor who fought even
under tho wheels Of car passing at the
time, had his hind leg cut Oh. stiIl con-
tinued until he had chawed his antago-
mist nearly TO pieces, and was torn
away by the bystanders only In time to
save the other dogs life. They were
bull dogs.
Congregational church, Rev. c. NJ.
Sanders pastor. Services at IL a. m.
and 8 p. m. In the morning the pastor
will preach his nth annual sermon, and
in the evening there win DO = Sabbath
School concert. Sabbath School at 12
M, Deacon J. s. Taylor, superintend-
emit. Young peoples prayer meeting
ut 7.45. The annual business meeting
Of this church will be held on Monday
evening ut 8 o'clock.
Those who think It never rains In
Wyoming are again reminded that We
have showers almost daily, and that on
yesterday the rain fell In torrents. The
street bitches were Hlled TO OVERLOOKING
and the board walks In many places nc
tually fioated In the water. Pedestrian
ism was most dinicult, and but few peo-
pie were seen on the streets. Even the