The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-01-08
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and not expected to live.
There will be a meeting at the Con-
gregatlonal church this evening.
The Alert hose company will meet at
the hose house this evening.
The proceedings of the county CON-
m~issioners in full will be found else
where.
Twenty car loads Of tea and silk
passed through the city yesterday, en-
route east.
The teachers meeting will be held at
the Presbyterian parsonage this even
ing at 6 O'Clock.
The large audience at the Presbyte-
rian church last evening listened with
marked attention to Prof. Wells.
A party of miners, en- route to the
Union Pacific coal mines at Carbon,
passed through the city yesterday.
lJThe arguments in the Boughton-
Hecht case were concluded yesterday
evening, and the case given to the
court. Decision reserved until to-day.
The services at the NJ. E. church are
growing in interest every evening.
The pastor is assisted by Elder Hook,
the evangelist. All are invited to at
tend these meetings.
A brakeman on the b. Il N. road,
named Doc. Warner, was arrested the
other day at Kearney, Neb., on the
charge of having murdered a man in
Frisco, California, five years ago.
Another claimant to an interest in
North Park mines las appeared. lie
is only two days old, but he has an in
herent interest in several good claims
in the Park, held in part by Walter Q.
Brown.
The ladies' sewing society Of the
Presbyterian church, will meet Mt the
residence of Mrs. J. V. Jillich this
afternoon, at 2 o'clock. All ladies in.
terested in the church are requested to
be present.
The girl who attempted to take her
life, the other day, to escape marrying
a polyg. is, we understand, much i'm
proved, and will recover. The name OF
the man desiring her for an addition to
| his harem, was wrongly given us, and
should have read ]. p. Freeze.-Sol
| Lake Tribune.
W. +. Swan, esq, sold his interest in
cattle to his brothers, Thomas and
Alex Swan, yesterday. The two Swan
brothers then sold a one-half interest in
tho Sable herd to Joseph Frank, OF
| New York. The sale was the largest
ever made in this country, but we are
not at liberty to give the sum.
The Laramie Times needn't trouble
itself wei the fee bill. There is n fee
bill in existence, and it is the exact
counterpart of the original, which fact
is properly attested. The fee bill will
be printed in the session laws along
with the other bills. Let those who
are interested question its legality.
A party Of four japanese silk mer-
chants arrived on the overland train
from the west yesterday, with two car
loads of silk-worm eggs, which they are
importing into Italy. The car load:
are valued at a half.million dollars
each, and are SEN through at this sea
son, which is the most favorable fol
their transportation. They are packed
in n careful and peculiar manner
| Omaha Herald.
The subject appointed by the Evan
gelical Alliance for this evening /.
Invoking the aid of the Holy Spirit il
prayer for Christian education, for the
family, institutions of learning, fol
Sunday schools, the cause of temper
ance, and the more s%crupulous observ
ance of the Sabbath; also bible read
ings, short addresses and prayers; at tn
Presbyterian church. Go and read
passage of scripture.
]. T. Clark, ESQ.,, assistant genera
superintendent of the Union Pacii'
and all its branches, was in the cit,
yesterday, on his way to Denver. Ill
expects to return again to this city OIL
Saturday. In speaking to Mr.. Clarl
in relation to the Black Hills railroad
he stated that all the essential step
were being taken by the company for i
vigorous prosecution of the work Il.
soon as the bonds are voted.
Hooks.