The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-10-02
POIsTs.


Denver.
Col. Luke Murrin is down in Denver
visiting the fair.
English is spoken Of as man Of
many dseds-shsrn's deeds. p
Bishop Wiley, of the Methodist
church, was an east bound passenger
yesterday.
Mr.. J. s. C. Richardson, the efficient
territorial stenographer, returned from
Evanston yesterday.
Mr.. Labouehere asserts that in Lon
don recently ladies have taken To yea
ing mittens on their feet.
Maud S. is worth 100000 to Mr..
Vanderbilt, but he wouldn't sell her for
much more than that sun.
Kate Claxton recently purchased
seven new dresses in Paris. and Is hay-
ing a play written to Git them.
Eugenia will forslke England be-
cause they wouldn't put up a statue to
the prince imperial in Westminster.
II is rumored in England that Prince
~Gortschakon. Mr.. Gladstone and Gam
BETA will meet at Nice next month.
Mrs. G. ii. Collins and her charming
daughter, Miss Nettie, boarded the east
bound train yesterday for home, in
Omaha.
Mr.. Eli B. Bennett, who has been for
ffty-one consecutive years the treasurer
Of the town Of Norwich, Conn, has de-
clined a denomination.
Bishop Simpson and family came in
on yesterdays No. 4 train and went
down TO Colorado in continuation OF
their transcontiAental tour.
Mr.G. ii. Otterbach, started yester-
day for Chicago, where he will remain
for two weeks. Upon returning he will
bring Mrs. Otterbach with him.
Mrs. Poulton will arrive on No. Q
train to-day. She was at Council Bluffs
yesterday morning en- route hither, when
she learned OF her husbands death.
Prof. DeAIoss and family went to Fort
Collins yesterday TO fulfill an engage.
ment. They will be there several
weeks, and will return to Cheyenne.
A sketch Of 1t .Schwatka, Sd cavalry,
appears in our military column. The
gallant officer is first lieutenant OF Co.
G., Capt. Crawford, stationed ut Fort
Russell.
Rev. Father Cummisky, of Hazelton,
Pa, and brother to Rev. Father Cum.
misky,of Laramie City. passed through
yesterday on his way to see the latter
who is lying i'll.
Prof. Murphy, territorial geologist,
and Hon. w. ii. Hibbard returned yes
terday from New York where they
transacted some business regarding the
Esmeralda mine, Deadwood.
Prof. A. j. Bowie, the mining ex.
pert and superintendent of the Father
DE Smet mine, Deadwood, passed
through yesterday on his way to San
Francisco. His family accompanied
him.
At Dyer's: J. A. COPYRIGHT; VIM.
Carney, Flat Rock, Ind; VIM. &.
Brown, Pittsburgh; Samuel A. Gartn,
La Bonte; &. Stoddard, Pittsburgh, N.
Y; James Smith, Bear Creek; j. w.
Bridge; E. II. johnson and wife, Horse
Shoe; L. w. Copp, Trailing City, wyo.
Mrs. Hancock is reported by a cor.
respondent of the Hartford Post to have
said that she reads the republican pa.
pers exclusively, because at the begin
ing Of the campaign she found that the
democratic papers praised her husband
all the time. What she is really trying
to ascertain is just how wicked Gen.
Hancock has been.
At the Inter Ocean: A.W Frederick,
Cameron, Nd; NJ. NJ. Wachter, w. E.
Bartholomew, V. A. Habert, Boulder;
J. n. GRADER, Cheyenne, l.. j. Albeit,
Fremont; 7. p. Ligler, Cleveland; l. J..
Wilson, Chatham, Colo; A. l.. Frenna,
New York; H.. Lovewcll, Miners De
light; II. G.. Atkinson, Omaha; Z.
Brown, Detroit; II. 1yrrell. Chicago;
l.. Swigert, Ogden; II. d. Tears, Chi
cago.