, 1885-09-27
SHORT STORIES
Gathered by Asking Everybody
What Do You Know
Things Which are too Little to
Carry a Head.

lHt mtst hlue HchOol IN getting new
seats.
This is the seventeenth Sunday aftel
Trinity.
The Rag Bdby at the opera house Mon
day night.
+. H. Thompson killed yesterday Al
n shot two antelope with duck shot.
This is the anniversary of the opening
of the first railroad in the world in 1925.
No preaching at the Baptist church to.
day. Sabbath school at the usual hour.
Service will be held Wednesday evening
il the First Presbyterian church at 1880.
Born, Sept. %, at the ranch on Middle
Grow, a daughter to the wife of II. Far
BELL.
The post Office force has got its work
down fine, and the mails are much more
rapidly distributed.
The rain of yesterday has cooled the
air, and if it doesn't last long will not
iniure the grass, which is curing.
Judge Fisher and Judge Lee had each
a plain drunk before them yesterday. In
both cases the men were sent to Jail.
Two carloads of e%xcursionists from
GAINESVILLE, o., going to Salt Lake City,
were with the west bound train last even
ing.
John Eames and the converted Jew
will preach in front of the formers resi-
denee, on Hill street, at 3 and : O'Clock
p. III.
The Signal Service officer reports that
the highest temperature yesterday wa
57.5oi lowest, 39.4'; mean temperature
46.s; mean humidity, 1873 per cent; high.
est velocity of the wind, 20 miles per- hour.
rainfall .O6.
The Union Pacific is going to build an
other and a greater bridge at Omaha
across the Missouri. Would that it would
build Il depot al Cheyenne, if it were only
a woulden one.
The Philomathic society will give a
watermelon sociable, with a short pro.
gramme, at the First Baptist church,
Tuesday evening, Sept. %, to which al
young people and their friends are cor
daily invited.
Yesterday Judge Fisher had before him
John Lanard and Pat Barron, who are
charged with having robbed Mr.. Coors,
the Golden brewery representative, Friday
morning. They were committed to iai
until Monday for further hearing.
Two c%onyicts from Evanston, accom-.
panied by a deputy sheriff, were enter.
tanned at the county Jail in this city Friday
night, on their way to Joliet. One goe.
seven years for horse stealing, the othel
one year for obtaining money under false
pretenses.
There will be no service to-day at the
Methodist Episcopal church except tn,
Sunday school at 10 m. The congrega
ton will unite in the union service at tn,
Congregational church at Ii a. IN. anC
1880 p. m. There will be services at thin
church every evening this week beginning
at 7:30.
There is on exhibition at Warren EN-
poriUm an exquisite portrait of Mrs. JOIN
Chase, by John Antrobus, The pictur,
is a perfect likeness and it is a grant
painting. Mr.. Chase is not only happ!
in the possession of such an original, bu
he should be proud of this work of one o
the modern masters.
The Cheyenne Steam Laundry, beliey
ing it necessary to the advancement ant
protection of our country and home inter
ests, has discharged the Cinnamon an,
employed honest, hardworking ladies il
their stead, and hope the public will ap
preciate this move by giving us a liberia
patronage. J. A. England, proprietor.
james Mccain and James Smith,
couple of buns who have been abou
assaulting and abusing people who woul'
not give them money when applied to
were sent to jail yesterday by Judg
Fisher for twenty days and a fine, witt
costs to the amount of $l5.65, whicl
will extend the number of days to thirty
five.
Walter Wood and Henry johnson, tn
two horse thieves captured by Deput
Sheriff. McGonigle and Smalley, on Fri
day, were arraigned before Judge lie
yesterday and he requested them to pu
up a good bond or leave 81 900 each witt
the court for their appearance before hin
next Wednesday. They showed no dis
position to leave 50 much money with hi
honor and so were committed until tina
day for further hearing.
a crowd gathered along Eddy stree
yesterday afternoon TO see a procession O
sheep go by, and it took a long time /
pass a given point. There were over te
thousand sheep in the drove. and fyin
along the street as fast as their trotter
could carry them, one occasionally boltin.
above the others, the stream very nue.
rescmbled a torrent of yellowish whit
water pouring down the street. The
came in on Eddy and turned out west
ward on Eighteenth. These sheep hav
been driven all the way from Oregon, an
they were unusually large and fat.