The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-07-11
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swid0s BsdOtt" to-Aorros night
onahA had eOupls Of hns ths other
day.
Bisnsrek, OAK. has . population Of
LIS.
Conscience men are very numerous In
Omaha.
Candidates for ofiees are cropping
out on all sides.
Chickens are susceptible 10 sun
stroke.
The temperance folks Of have
started their boom
Teams are Wsntsd-see advertise
ment headed wanted"
Trains on the Northern Pacific road
are running to . point lOS miles west
Of Bismarck
The young people viii be interested
in the sermon at the Congregational
church tonight
The choir 1t the n. Il. church has
been ~reorganized, and the music there
10 equal 10 any In the city.
Deadwood Pioneer: The Chicago and
Northwestern railroad Is laying tracks
In Dakota at the rate Of . mile q day.
A telegraph operator at Plum Greek,
Neb., named +. n. Knowles. was
drowned In = mill dam the other day
while bathing.
Denver has considerable Of . popula-
ton living in tents on account Of the
high rents. The people say they are
very content to reside under canvas.
A party Of stockmen. consisting Of
the Dater brothers, Oelrlch brothers.
Lloyd Mayer. May Goldschmidt and
others. went down 10 ogalalia yester-
day after cattle.
Coroner Lee received q telegram yes
terday from Mrs. Sherwood, in Cali
fornia, requesting that officer TO bury
the body Of her deceased husband here,
rs she had no means.
Passenger trafic yesterday: No. 5,
o Cheyenne; 81 Colorado; a west; No.
4, Q Cheyenne; 10 Colorado; 81 through;
d. p. Is Cheyenne; 10 east; 2 west;
C. g. 7 Cheyenne; 10 east.
Onicer Thomason arrested two men
yesterday for drunkenness, n from nm
emigrant train, the other from 4 back
alley. The latter was rather obstreper-
Gus but was brought 10 his oats and
taken TO the cooler.
The winds are greatly given TO blow
ing In Cheyenne, but the only things
that can blow for themselves and be
admiredthe more, the more they blow,
are the flowers I'm conserva tory and
in bay window W. generally.
Leadville Herald: The late members
Of the defunct Gardeners minstrel
troupe are scattered about the city, ut
the different theaters, WHARF, they are
~endeavoring to earn sufficient money
with which to leave town.
Presbyterian church-morning sub
jsct-"Faith n condition OF salvation. "
Evening NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. "
Sabbath school ut 10 m. Seats and
hymn books free. All, but especially
strangers, invited to be present.
Congregational church, Rev. c. NJ.
Sanders, pastor. Services at IL and 8
p. m. Evening sermon TO young peo-
pie; "Their temptations and safe
guards" A cordial welcome to all,
seats free. Sabbath school at ~;
young peoples meeting Mt O..
''The souls rest In the present world,
enhanced by the sense Of n PERSONA
God,n Is the subject Of the discourse ut
II q. m. to-day mt the N. e. church.
angels and men, or voices from be-
yond," this evening mt 8 o'clock. Class
No. I ut 10 a. IN. Seats free.
Denver Times: The contract for
erecting the new Episcopal cathedral
has been awarded TO Mr.. George II.
Kanmacher. for SOS, 900, the building
10 be completed In ten months. Mr..
Kanmacher Is the contractor who has
charge Of the erection Of the Metho.
dist seminary on Fourteenth street.
The church has only $4,000 on hand
ut present, and no more work will be
permitted than can be paid for.