, 1890-11-02

This is the week of prayer for the Y.
NJ. C. A.
A Democratic newspaper is to be estab-
lshed at Douglas.
United States court conveues at the
capitol tomorrow.
DR.. r. B. Grimes Office is over
Cheyenne National Bank.
At Omaha Union Pacific officials are
figuring on a winter time card.
J. ]. Covington has located the Red
Cliff lode in the Platte Canyon district.
E. R. Griffin has been superseded as
chief dispatcher at North Platte by j. d.
Matthews.
g, There has been a heavy advance sale of
seats TOR Hermann's TrAnsatlantiques to-
morrow night.
Maj. Comegys has been instructed to
pay the soldiers at Fort Russell, Sidney
and Washable.
Ladies fine kid shoes $1.75; large size
dust pan 20 cents; nice line Of chinaware
Just received. Black Flag.
Rev. R. Z. Field, of the Presbyterian
church will talk on "One Of the Com
mandments" this evening,
A. D. Chamberlain, superintendent Of
the Inez coal mines has returned from
Deadwood with twenty-five miners.
Fred Bohnstedt, b. r. Harrison and
Geo. H. Hawk yesterday fled United
States patents a. the county clerks Office.
"A Fast Age and a Fast Religion" is
the striking topic for Rev. Lsmkin's DIS
course at the Baptist church this evening.
Miss Elva Hunt, of Laramie. will today
be initiated rs a member of Wyoming
Typographical Union, No. 1874 of this
city.
AT the CONGREGATIONAL church this
morning Rev. A. W. Wnnams win diss
cuss some objections urged against re-
ligion.
The breeze yesterday afternoon kept
the trap shooters in town. Several gun
club boys are prscticing for the Laramie
shoot.
Jack Flynn, yesterday sent from Raw
Inns, a telegram heartily thanking friends
for voting him the gold watch at the
Catholic fair.
Peter Bergersen has a 6ue land re-
triever in a pointer seven weeks old.
Sports are much interested in the
phenomenal pup.
Secretary Elect Barber reached the
capitol at l o'clock yesterday morning,
making the drive from Bordeaux. He
said he would qualify later"
Simpson, the photographer, is working
new fad. 1t Is that of p~hotogrsping on
silk, and is a novelty which will be of in
terest to any one who will call to look at
it.
Truckey's sale OF ''Kollars and Kuffs''
last evening was a big success. These
sales are beginnIug to be a Saturday
evening institution which are looked for
eagerly by buyers who like to secure bar
gains.
IhCol. Ofley has been appointed Judge
of the summary court at Fort Russell, q
court which. under the new order Of
things will try ordinary military o~ffenses
within twenty-four hours after their com
mission.
A male quartette. consisting of Messrs.
William Walker first tenor, Robert Lin,
ton second tenor, Harry McDaniels frat
bass. Archie Hale second bass, will sins
Dudley Bucks Lead Kindly Light" a
st. Marks at 4 p. m.
George, the barber" shot a white
goose at one OF the lakes yesterday morn
ing. This is the first time a bird of the
kind has been killed near Cheyenne. They
are seldom seen IN this section, generally
passing over Western Nebraska,
Chief Postofice Inspector Patterson
has been summoned to appear in til,
United States district court here as a wit
ness in the Fort Steele forgery case, an(
also in the Muddy creek stage robbery
which occurred in December, 1889.
Two BARRIERS at the Palace shop. op
poslte the postofice had made a speet
match 20 shave ten men this morning 70
VS. Q side. Mr.. Ashford, the proprieto
would not silow the race out of considers
uon for the customers TO be operated up
on. 1t may be brought of in n hall.