The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-08-24
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since his recent accident mt Cos Cob,
Conn.,, writes of the invalid: "All
fear of any bad results has, we hope,
passed, as no dangerous symptoms
have appeared. He will need the
utmost quiet for some ten.days yet, to
able to walk about with his arm in a
sling, and must trust To time for per-
feet cure.
Abram Simonds, of Pine Hill, this
State, killed his daughter and then
himself, on Saturday.
Among the passengers of the steam
er City of Berlin, is Captain Bogardus,
champion pigeon shooter.
United States five-twenties of 1865,
have appreciated one-eighth per cent.
and ten-fDrties one-fourth per cent,
and an entire recovery of the decline
in the fiurryof Thursday is noted.
VIM. d. Shipman, assignee of Dun
can Sherman d Co., n. A. Cowdry,
Samuel L. NJ. Barlow and w. w.
Mcfarland justified to-day as sureties
in the sum of $500, 900 each.
The military are forming a line and
preparing for the public welcome of
the American international Rifle
team. There are but few decorations
along the prescribed line Of march.
The flags of the nation and state are
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folds about the cupola and festooned
across the balcony above the porch
of the City Hall. In the rotunda
there are two circles of small
flags. In the Governors room
there is no preparation besides the fes-
looming of the new national flag in
the windows and two or three State
flags and regimental guidons about
the walls and doorway. The process
sion will move up Broadway and
along the prescribed route to the ar
my and navy club, where they will
be an informal lunch. No official
action has been taken by the club in
regard to the honors to the rifle team,
and none but the team and the recep-
ton committee will assist in this part
of the exercises. This evening at Gill
more's Garden the prizes brought
home by the team will be on exhibit
ton. A musical programme at the
Gardens has been arranged with spe-
cial reference to the occasion.
About two o'clock the team was
driven up to the City Hall, in car
riages. On their arrival they were
received with three ringing cheers by
the crowd. They then alighted and
passed in by pairs to the mayors pri-
vate office, Colonel Gildersleeve and
Gen. Shaler leading the line. After
ten minutes informal conversation
and hund-shaking with the mayor,
the party adjourned to the Governors
room. The crowd pressed after, and
in few moments the reception room,
| corridor and stairways were packed.
Gen. Shaler introduced the Team, and
Mayor Wickham welcomed them
home in brief speech. At the close
of the address he shook hands with
all the members ofthe Team. Glider
sleeve, in replying, said he hoped the
mayor and friends who so kindly ten
dered them the reception, would ac-
cept their sincere thanks. They had
gone away with some friends and had
returned to find many. The place he
was in, he said, should inspire him
to give thanks in fitting terms, but
the inspiration failed him. He spoke
of the warmth of the Teams reception
in ireland, and said that the title OF
American citizenship had been pass
port everywhere acroad. At the close
of the proceedings tie Team and in
vited guests took up the line of march.