, 1885-09-23
SHORT STORIES
Gathered by Asking Everybody
What Do You Know"
Things Which are too Little to
Carry a Head.

'f'h hwy 'AbAAhN night
Don't fail to see the Phontr this after
noon.
Judge Fisher had one drunk before
him yesterday. Jail.
And the william still pursued her, "
matinee this afternoon.
The great fire scene in the Phonir at
the matinee this afternoon.
A prairie fire north OF the city yester-
day was a sight for tenderfeet.
California fruit goes through toward the
east every day. Two car loads yesterday.
The Denver base ball nine have gone to
Salt Lake to compete with the Mormon
nine.
Lots of fun at the West End rink every
night. and ne questionable characters adj
mitted.
The electric light batteries of to-day arc
not so dangerous as the light batteries of
war times.
Wisconsin, | shook you for a couple of
railroats Solomon Moses in the
Phanir this afternoon.
Troxell got a bouquet Monday that
would have made a big bucket of excellent
sauerkraut if he had saved it.
Tie Phenir made the audience scream
last night. 1t will be given at a special
matinee this afternoon with the same
cast.
Mr.. Snider, at Diapers, wants to sell
hls bicycle. He took a header yesterday,
and now carries his jaw and one arm in a
sling.
A woman on horseback who can ride
well is a pleasant sight, but some Of them
who go jumping about this city make
people nervous.
The Denver excursion party which
went west over the ID. q h. g., returned
on the Union Pacific yesterday in charge
Of Col d. L. Sturgis,
There will be an eclipse of the moon to.
night. The moon enters shadow at 1854
and leaves shadow at 400. The eclipse
will be a little more than three-fourths
and will be visible here.
Officer Sullivan arrested a man yester-
day who was charged with stealing a cad
die of tobacco from Baker & johnson.
He was sent to Jail. The tobacco had not
been found at last accounts.
There will be preaching service in the
Presbyterian church this evening at 100
O'Clock. The subject of Rev. r. L.
Fields ermon is ''The Outward VS.. the
Inward in Religion.
The Signal Service officer reports that
She highest temperature yesterday was
1879; lowest, 43.4'; mean temperature;
$40; mean humidity, $40 per cent; high
est velocity of the wind, 81 miles per hour.
Harry Colyin, who had trouble with
Geo. w. Jones, was arraigned yesterday
before Judge Lee, charged with creating
a disturbance. He plead mot guilty. "
and was remanded to jail until to-day,
when he will be tried.
A reorganization of the Scandinavian
church will take place in Cheyenne on the
30th inst, at the residence of A. Sim
mons. Before the business meeting a ser
mon will be delivered by the Rev. II. p.
Hansen, of Denver.
\ relocation certificate of the "Emer.
aid lode, in the Platte canon district
was filed yesterday for record in the county
clerk office. The l~ocators are Ira l..
Fredondall, James +. Schooler, Oscar f.
Cowhick and j. Y. Cowhick.
Milton Mobiles and his splendid com.
pany going west cannot leave until even.
ing, and so they give a special Phoni,
matinee this afternoon, an excellent oppor
tunity for those who cannot get out Al
night to see a rafting play, funny and
thrilling,
David Chambers, who cut John Simp.
son at Newman's stable Monday, was ar
raigned before Judge Lee yesterday and
was bound over in $500 for his appear
ance at the district court to answer the
charge of an assault with 81 deadly
weapon.
According to advices received by TIN
LEADER late last evening, the situation Al
Rock Springs remains as reported yester
day. The white coal miners who refused
to 60 to work have been notified of thei
discharge and received their time checks
Reports Of a general strike along the roa,
continue to be circulated, but it is believed
that no general strike will be ordered, al
the employees of the road in Denver
Omaha and Kansas City take but verl
little interest in what they call the Wyo
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