The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-06-20
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New Mexico raises sheep and h-hur-
ricanes-
Omaha looms mp prominently IS =
eentsr for much immortality.
A very large party Of emigrAnts
cAmped outside Of town yesterday.
Twenty car loads Of mormons viii
leave Omaha to-day, for salt Lake
Charley Alter, who was shot On Fu-
day by accident va resting s4siiy last
night.
A vein Of gold four inches thiek has
been opened I'm the streets Of Dab
lonsga, Georgia
The name Of the wsll-known San
Francisco newspaper, city Argas, has
been changed 10 the Poetic Metropolis.
Rev. L. s. Gross will hold services
morning and evening 1t St. Marks
Episcopal church, at the usual hours.
seats free.
BENJAMIN Daniels, who was convicted
Of stealing government mules Was
taken TO the Laramie City p~enitentiary
yesterday.
Every other show that travels these
days pays about $1,000 Per day IN sal
aries, yet the performers are sometimes
compelled TO jump their board bills.
The mistake Of the London daily
press Is that. owing TO an old habit,
each journal ignores the existence Of
every other, and thus all escapes crit
icism.
The Japanese minister 10 Washing
ton, and suite, consisting Of two Japa-
nese clerks and q young woman Of the
same nationality. passed through yes
yesterday on No 4.
The Laramie Times has been en-
.deavoring TO out-lis Tom Pepper, q
famous,-or Infamous character, who
Is credited In profane history rs having
been kicked out Of Hades for lying.
Passenger trafic yesterday: No. 3,
I Cheyenne; Al Colorado; AZ through;
No. 4, 7 Cheyenne, IL Colorado, IS
through; c. O.. Is Cheyenne, 16 east,
Z west; d. p. IA Cheyenne, IS east, 4
west. rs a
Rev. w. II. Gillian viii discourse
this morning at the n. +. church, on
weakness and Strength" "Women
in the Church" Ia the subject Of his
evening lecture. Superior music. both
morning and evening.
The Denver Tribune hasn't realized
It's ambitions as TO q big population
in Colorado, judging from the follow
ing remarks: at looks very much as
though the n returns were utterly
incomplete. There ought 70 be a re-
Congregational church-Rev. q. NJ.
Sanders, pastor. Services Mt II n. m.
and 8 p. N. Thems-forenoon, "Au-
dience;n evening. IA certain NOBLE
man." Sabbath school at u. Young
peoples meeting at q. A cordial well
come to all.
The ranges In the western part of
Nebraska are very poor, especially
along the line Of the railroad. There
seem to be about three head Of cattle
10 every blade OF grass. The cattle
men all talk Of moving their herds to
northern Wyoming.
Laramie City Is continually manifest
ing jealousy Of Cheyenne In regard to
The census Here we have NO feeling
the matter, knowing that our popu-
Iation Is double that Of. our jealous
neighbor. We are content to abide by
Time and the census.
Presbyterian Church-In the MORN
ing the Rev. G. f. Clapp, the Evangel-
will preach. Subject: Jacob Mt
PENCIL" In the evening the pastor
viii preach. Subject : "Mizpah." Seats
and hymn books free. A cordial invi-
.ation given TO all. Sabbath school at
l2 m.
Denver Republican: The family Of
Frank Hunter, reading on Custer
street, are suffering from the effects Of
poisoning from eating beef which had
been cured In town. Several members
,f the family were affected, and for a
little while Mr.. Hunter was thought to
be In serious danger. The meat was
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