, 1896-10-05
BRIEFLY MENTIONED.

J. w. browns sets the
best table in the city. Try 1t.
Fresh bulk oysters, direct from New
York, at Browns. served in all styles.
General Manager E. Dickinson pass
ed west in his private car on No. l last
night.
w. j. Huselton and Mrs. Georgiana
Dixon will be united in marriage on the
18th inst.
Perry Spidle and Della Jordan were
married by Justice Fitch Saturday
afternoon.
Carl Schurz's famous speech at Chi
cage is presented in this issue of The
Republican. Read it.
Rawlins has passed a curfew ordin-
ance. requiring children under 16 years
of age to be off the streets before s p.
m.
No. 4 was delayed two hours and 80
minutes at Wilcox yesterday by help,
ing engine No. $40 having a tank wheel
broken.
Mrs. George DeForest, who has been
suffering for the past week from a se>
covering.
Frank Alfred. Fred Schaefer, Frank
Vorpahl and Sam Cohen left for the
Little Ella mine this morning. Work
will be resumed there at once and
pushed with vigor.
J. S. Burnett of the Little Medicine
is in the city. Mr.. Burnett has just re-
turned from the South Omaha stock
market, where he marketed four car
loads of choice beeves, topping the
market.
On Wednesday evening, October 81,
the Odd Fellows of Laramie will dedl-
cate their new edifice by giving a grand
ball. on which occasion the handsome
structure will be thrown open to the
inspection of the Laramie public
The Woodmen have decided to rem
the new Odd Fellow hall, where they
will hold forth on the second and
fourth Saturday nights of each month.
Their first meeting in the new hall will
be held next Saturday.
Gus Palmquist, a coal HEAVIER. had
his hand caught between the edge of
a a and a huge lump of coal this
morning. Aside from a severe bruis-
ing, Mr.. Palmquist was uninjural. His
wounds were dressed by DR.. Stevens,
the company surgeon.
A pile Of wood in DR.. Miller's back
yard took fire in some manner between
II and l O'Clock today and was blaz-
ing right merrily when discovered. An
alarm was turned in, but the fire was
extinguished with a garden hose be-
fore the fire laddies arrived on the
Gene.
Mr.. Lewis j. Bush and Miss Laura
Asplin, both of Laramie, were united
in marriage by Rev. J. w. Taylor at the
residence Of VIM. Bradlaw yesterday
afternoon. Mr.. Bush Is a prosperous
ranchman, living on the Big Laramie
The happy couple went to their home
there today.
Sheriff Ward of Evanston came to
Laramie yesterday on train No. 1 with
two convicts for the pe~nitentiary. Olive
Pilquist has a sentence of two years for
obstructing the Union Pacific track and
Bert Oliver is charged with burglary.
1t will be remembered that Pilauist
was in the habit of tying horses on the
track to have them killed, CONSIDERING
that this was a good way to sell the ant
mails
A most distressing accident occurred
in the CHEYENNE wards at 40 O'CLOCK
Yesterday a,~ternoon An oxtr. n,o.t
Conductor Roberts, was pulling out
when a little fellow 5 years old named
Lee Moore attempted to get ON one Of
the cars. In letting go he slipped and
fell under, the cars running over and
cutting of his left leg. At last ac-
counts he was doing as well as could
MI 'ohn haralng was breaking a
Yesterday when mo animaI m,ssod tt"
footing and fol, over on him NJ
Harding was rendered insensible and