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The ox-confederates of Denver will take
part in the services in honor of Gen.
Grant,
The City hall was draped with mourn
ing yesterday for Gen. Grant. The gov.
ernor's Office was also draped.
Delicious is the new buffalo mead at
Rhodes & TroxeI's.
The annual meeting of the First Con
gregational church and society will take
place Monday evening, July 81.
Minnie Fly flew up again yesterday and
left a full stop on another woman's eye.
She paid $40 for the punctuation.
The Colorado editorial excursionists
will be here this morning on their way
home from Where rolls the Oregon"
kilograms are at the Western Union
Office for: Michel Mullen, w. j. Adams,
Geo. Costello, Frank Ferris. W. B. Ap-
pie.
MIR. Mcdowell, from Racine, Wis. an
accomplished tenor, will sing n solo at
st. Marks church in this mornings
service.
The new buffalo mead at Rhodes &
TIoxelPs is delicious
Young Herbert Lacey, about six year.
old, sat on the bench with his father yes
terday with as much dignity as an asso-
ciate justice.
Yesterday Bridget Gallagher was ar
rested for seeking too much amusementin
the flowing bowl. Judge Lee will lecture
her tomorrow.
The 9th Infantry band attracted a large
crowd to the Inter Ocean hotel last even
ing, where it was serenading Gen. Gibbon,
who il a guest there,
Rev. Mr.. Sanders topic at the Finst
Congregational church this evening is to
be, The life of Gen. Grant as an inspira-
ton to the young men of to day.
The Signal Service officer reports that
the highest temperature yesterday was
so, lowest, $50; mean temperature, Csc;
mean humidity, A per cent; highest We.
locity of wind % miles per hour.
Mead her any time at Buffalo TroxeIl K
Rhodes
Up to date not a single treasurer of a
single school district in this county has
complied with the law which requires
these officials to publish their report of
receipts and expenditures for the proceed
ing year.
The county assessment rolls this year
will show something over 81. 900, 900 OF
assessable property outside of railroad
property, which, after deducting Cook
county, will show an increase of about
81. 500, 900.
Yesterday a team belonging to VIM.
Dolan, tookfright and started to run, up
setting on the way the delivery wagon be-
longing to the Washington market. When
last seen the horses we're still running up
Sixteenth street
1t is reported from the Stock a~ssocia-
tons Office that the tur from the
round-ups this season are even more graf
flying than last year. Fully as many
mavericks have been branded and they
bring a better price.
Yesterday a y%earling colt with chapara-
jos on was driven up Ferguson street with
some other horses. A tenderfoot asked
why that horse wore leather leggings, and
a cowboy told him that it wa to prevent
the animal from swinging on his gait.
Addie Livingston was arrested yesterday
for fast riding through the streets. She
will be tried Monday. If some of the
male hoodlums were arrested on this same
charge justice wouldn't appear to have
the bandage off of one eye as she does
now.
Rhodes & Troxell want a boy who wishes
to learn the drug business.
Governor Warren is frequently aston
ished at articles in Eastern newspapers
printed as coming from him, which he
never heard of until he saw them in print.
The governor says, however, that they are
often as good as if he had written them
himself.
We. u d Co. had another excellent
audience last night, which was as much
delighted as that of the night before.
During their stay here the Mestayer.
Vaughn company have mingled a great
deal in society and have proven them
selves of such amiable and refined social
character that they have made many
friends in private life
The Omaha Bee says: William Red
lex, Esq. is preparing an appeal to the
United States supreme court in the case
OF the Wyoming Cattle Ranch COMPANY
vs.. John I. Stewart. The case was tried
in Cheyenne last fall, and verdict Of over
100000 awarded the plaintiff. From
this finding Mr., Redick. as counsel for
Stewart, is preparing an appeal on the
ground Of vital errors in the trial.
Yesterday several Of tn. ladies and gen
tlemen of the Mestayer- Vaughn company
went out to the country riding horseback
and in carriages. One young gentleman
Of this city took Miss Blow in a buggy.
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