The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-08-28
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Every summer resort in Tennessee has
been crowded this season.
The Delaware legislature hsd an an
nusl reunion Tuesday last.
Mackinaw, in Michigan, claims to be
the Long Branch of the west.
Highest temperature yesterday $50;
lowest $50; highest velocity of wind
PA miles an hour.
The remains Of VIM. j. Condor, of
Yonkers, N. Y, were taken through on
No. 3 yesterday.
The festive hand organ has made its
appearace in the city, and its mel-odi-
Gus notes may be heard in the streets.
The U. T. railway company have
commenced the building in Omaha OF
an additional car building shop. $50
feet wide by 300 feet long.
Four thousand people are enjoying
themselves with ghosts and other won
derful things, at the sp~iritualistic camp
meeting at Lake Pleasant, Mass.
The readers of the LEADER will find
on the second page an interesting para
graph upon the Chinese students from
the New York Herald correspondent
In China.
The section men were bnsily en-
gagged yesterday morning putting the
main traat and ai1,noo In a paat n
dition before the arrival of the presi-
dent, Dillon.
The window frames placed in posi-
tion on the west side of the foundation,
and the preparing Of the walls for the
brick, gives the opera honse more of an
air of progress.
Baker q johnson shipped about forty
packages of fruit to Deadwood yester-
day, and the shipment OF Jenkins &
Shaw will swell the amount to about
one hundred packages, for one days
shipment.
According to q notice which will be
found elsewhere, the various congrega-
lions Of the city will unite In q union
prayer meeting at four O'Clock this
afternoon for the president and coun-
try in the present great distress.
A distinguished party Of English
tourists stopped off in this city yester-
day, on their way via Rock Greek to
the Powder river country. The party
consisted of Lord Granville Gordon,
Capt. Gaskell, Mrs. Gaskell, Miss
Frewen and Horace Flower.
San Francisco: Advlces from Pretro-
paulovski reports the arrival of the
United States relief steamer Rodgers
on July 18th, with forty-two dogs and
a large supply Of dog feed. clothing,
fresh feed and fish. taken on. They
leave for st. Michaels on July "a.
Packages of wheat and oats on the
straw, and various vegetables came up
by express from Colorado yesterday,
and were forwarded east to L. Burn
ham, Omaha, Of the U. P. land de-
partment. They are for exhibition at
the Nebraska state fair and are fine
specimens.
Rev. Nj. Sprague, Of Pekin, China,
will speak at the Presbyterian church
at 8 O'Clock this evening, on the special
aud wonderful provinces Of God in
opening northern China for the recep.
ton Of the gospel. There will be facts
presented, which, In an historical point
Of view, will interest every one. Let
everyone who can come and hear one
who is personally acquainted with his
subject.
Jenkins & Shaw are experiencing a
rush nowadays at their place of
business, caused by the large stock Of
all kinds Of California fruits of which
they make q specially. The season for
home preserving and canning is at
hand, and a very large number Of GUS
TONERS are taking advantage of present
low prices ana the large assortment Of
fresh goods, to put up q winters sup |
ply. But the inducements offered to
the public by this firm are not limited
to fruit alone, but extend to u complete
and varied assortment Of family groce-
rles as well. Call and examine the
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