, 1884-06-12

The highest temperature yesterday was
10; lowest, $50; mean temperature, SO;
mean humidity, Ga per cent; rainfall,
IL inches; highest velocity of wind, &c
miles per hour.
The marriage certificate of Mr.. Charles
Langevin and Anna B. Dougherty was
filed for record in the office of the County
Clerk yesterday. The ceremony was per
formed by Father Nugent on June I.
Some one yesterday footed a horn from
n ofthe windows in the upper story Of
the Postofice block while the circus band
was playing on the street, which created
much amusement for the bystanders.
An immense mount OF pavement stone
has been received for the walk on the
south end and west side of the new Idel-
man block, and the same is being dressed
preparatory to being placed in position.
DR.. G. w. Corey was called out to
Chalk Bluffs yesterday morning to visit
Mr.. Jackson Abney who was taken sud
denly i'll, The doctor returned last even
ing and reported his patient somewhat
better.
The Fort Russell band will be in attend
nee atthe strawberry festivalto be given by
the ladies Of St. Marks Episcopal Church
in Library Hall this evening. The price
of admission on the occasion will be fifty
cents,
Sheriff Sharpless has not gone to
Laramie City, but will start this evening
with Erbert Clarke, whose examination
on the application for discharge from
custody will be heard before Judge Blair
on a writ of habeas corpus tomorrow or
on Saturday.
j. I. Chafin, Deputy County Assessor,
with whom Superintendent Richardson
parted company at Fort Laramie on Tues
day, will proceed by way of what is called
Gashen Hole to Little Horse creek, and
thence to Pine Bluffs and the region of
country lying ON the Muddy. He will
conclude his labors in about ten days.
Frank Osborn and George Millich, two
of the parties accused OF stealing four
pairs of pants from the store OF Marks K
Myers, will have their examination before
Judge Lee at 10 a. m. on Saturday. The
value of the property stolen is alleged to
be S32, which amounts to grand larceny,
Judge Jones complains that he cannot
make some people understand the regist.
cred letter and money office department of
the Cheyenne Postofhce is only open from
s a. m. to 5 p. IN. of each day. Such is
the case however, and if everybody would
remember that fact they would oAentimes
themselves much trouble and incon-
venience.
The circus man yesterday endeavored to
get a reduction on the mount charged
for city and county licenses, but it was of
no avail. The best that Sheriff Sharpless
and Marshal Schnitger would do was to
agree that if the weather was such that
he could not give his show they would
refund the amount which he was COM
PEELED to pay.
Two or three days ago a certain old
gentleman in Cheyenne, who has business
times, but at the present time not on
the bench, went into Judge Fishers office
and inquired in regard to what had be-
come Of the United States land office. He
aseertained that it had been removed some
four months ago to the Commercial block.
After inquiring where that block was he
left, and it is supposed reached his dis
t~iuation without further difficulty.
Two ladies, belonging to the W. G. 7
u, went to the Court House yesterday
forenoon to see what they could do for
the Indian woman who has been so I'M
fortunate, but probably from the fact that
she is frightened at everything and every
body or did not understand, she indicated
through an Interpreter that she did not