The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-05-30
MIN0n MENTION.

There will be no services at the Bap-
list church to-day.
The census enumerators are supposed
10 begin work on Tuesday.
r. Law, esq., went down the road
yesterday, to be gone for \ day or two.
The Christian union will meet ut the
reading room this afternoon, ut 1--WE
O'Clock.
The new carbonate field TO the west
Of rs has been organized into the Mil
creek mining district.
Ladies' Of doubtful age. IL any there
be in Cheyenne, will have TO '.fess up
on their ages this week.
Barnum is doing some extensive ad-
yertising in the west He will bring
his monster show TO Cheyenne ON Aug
ust 2.
We publish the associated press dis
patch from Laramie City mainly TO
show what manner Of bias emanates
from that source.
Two men in Ohio City, Gunnlson
county, fought m impromptu duel on
the street, and both men fell dead, with
bullets in their hearts.
Business a improving Mt the Union
Pacific hotel 20 rapidly that n new and
larger safe has been purchased to re-
ceive the food Of ducats.
Troops are going to Middle Park
also. Well, they may rs well DO there
enjoying themselves as elsewhere. but
they are not needed for the Indians.
All ladies' interested In the Presbyte-
rian church are requested TO meet at
the rooms of Mrs. A.. r. Converse at
the Inter Ocean hotel on Monday, May
3lst.
Presbyterian church-morning sub
ject: "Church In the Home.r Evening
subject: ..Righteousness." Seats and
hymn books free, and n cordial welcome
TO all.
Besides putting in an additional bill
lard table, Mr.. Dyer has added n read
ing room TO his hotel. The billiard
room will be handsomely papered and
painted.
Congregational church services, Rev.
c. NJ. Sanders, pastor, at II u. m and
s p. IN. Young peoples meeting at 4;
Sabbath school at ~. A cordial well
come TO all; seats free.
Passenger traffic yesterday: No. 8, 6
Cheyenne, 60 Colorado, 50 through. No.
l., i2 Cheyenne, IS Colorado, 80 east.
ID. r.. II Cheyenne, l west, II east. c.
e., IL Cheyenne, IL east, o west.
Remember the Centennial Sabbath
School Concert" this evening at the NJ.
Z. Church. The exercises will be un-
usually interesting, consisting OF speak
ing, songs. and various other interest
ing exhibitions.
"Among the Pin Makers Is the sub
ject OF Rev. w. II. Gillam's sermon
this morning ut the NJ. Z. Church. The
discourse will be appropriate to the
centennial Of Robert Raikes' Sabbath
schools, rs founded In 1850.
Dare has just received the nobbiest
lot Of picture frames that ver came TO
Cheyenne. Some of them are hand
some enough 70 frame n portrait Of
Nelson, the handsomest actress on the
American stage.
In the sundry civil appropriation bill
there Is an item OF $751; 900 for the pro-
lection, preservation and Improvement
Of the Yellowstone national park. The
money Is to be expended under the d.
rection Of the secretary Of the interior.
Mr.. Stevenson, a Nevada delegate to
Chicago, vas NJ east bound passenger
yesterday. He told Judge Sener that
his first choice was Blaine, like all the
Pacific coast delegates, and Washburne
second choice. The Pacific coast seems
to have no use for Grant.
An Illinois Central special a came
In with No. 4 train yesterday, and was
taken down to Denver OF the c. c. 1t
contained James q. Clarke, vice presi-
dent, and L. v. F. Randolph, treasu-
rer Of the Illinois Central railroad. Mr..
Clarke was accompanied by his wife
and two daughters.
Many parents around town complain
Of tho peanut vendors selling prize
packages, and thus enticing money
away from children contrary to law.
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