The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-11-12
POINTs.

MES, and go about New York a great
deal together.
Peter Cooper Is the oldest voter in
New York His first vote WAS cast for
President Monroe.
Gardeld's private secretary will prob
ably be his nephew, Major Swaine, of
the pay corps Of the army.
At Dyer's: Geo. S. Alkers, Charles
ii. Monroe, Little Missouri; j. W.
Holm, G. J.. Holm, Oregon.
Admiral Popoh, the Russian mara
time genius, is very sick in Glasgow and
is liable to pOpof at any minute.
Sarah Bernhardt has engaged a tutor,
and is spending two hours each day in
the study Of the English language.
Gath, thinks the contest for the
Speakership Of the house will lie be-
tween Kasson, Of Iowa, and Frye, of
Maine.
Joe Murphy, the actor, and wife,
passed through yesterday on the way to
san Francisco, where they have an en-
gagement.
Mr.. James Mountain. city ticket
agent Of the Chicago, Rock Island and
Pacific road, was a southern bound
passenger yesterday.
Hon. Marshall Jewell will go down to
his grave three sizes larger than nature
intended him, and be hallucinated with
the idea that he did II.
DIR. and Mrs. Barkwell left yesterday
for Minnesota to attend To some i'm
portant business. They will be absent
for two or three weeks.
Gambetta has purchased a site for
his tomb ut Pere la Chaise. opposite the
monument of NJ. Theirs, and he has
paid 70. his last abode the sum OF l50.-
900 francs.
Gen. Grant says that the man who
did most toward the republican victory
was Wade Hampton, and that Presi-
dent-elect Garfield ought TO make him
secretary of war.
Washington was the father Of his
country, and Vanderbilt is its uncle.
At least he has loaned money TO IL and
has got its bonds for about one-fourth
Of all II has borrowed.
At the Union Pacific: Thomas NJ.
Brooks, Chicago; Peter +. Randolph,
N. Y. C.; John NJ. Hill, st. Louis; w.
d. Cameron, Henry Spain, N. Y; Mrs.
ii. |. Plummer, Golden; ID. ID. John
son, Memphis.
Gen. Grant called upon Thos. Hughes
in New York. He went on foot, walk
ing from the Fifth Avenue hotel to the
residence OF DIR. Agnew, where Mr..
Hughes is stopping, made his call, and
returned on foot TO the hotel. Mr..
Hughes says he admires this American
simplicity.
Ex-senator Chaffee's bridal present
TO his daughter at her marriage with
U. $. Grant, jr., was $500, 900 in gov
eminent four per cents. Jennie Flood
has $4,000 900 four per cents in her own
name, and Ulysses doubtless thinks he
can get along with 100000. Besides,
Fanny Chaffee is worth her weight in
gold for beauty and accomplishments.
Early in the political campaign Mr..
Cyrus Field, it is SAID, sent to his
friend Gen. Arthur a check for $500
as his contribution to the expenses.
Very soon after the defeat OF the re-
publicans in Maine occurred, and there
upon Mr.. Field sent his check for
5000, with n message that Gen. Ar
thur knew his address when he wanted
more.
Thurlow Weed will be SO on the 10Th
of this month, and he cast his sixty
second vote on Tuesday last. He was
seen going to the polls leaning on the
arm OF President Morris, OF the board
Of aldermen. After he had cast his
vote for Garfield and Arthur, he ex-
pressed himself happy. ~ am glad"
ht chih hcds thht 4 baNC bttu sphiCu
TO see freedom and prosperity prevail
ing all over the glorious land, and every
year hereafter will make it stronger and
greater"
At the Inter Ocean: A. Graham.
Fort Collins, w. Gartskiil, Missouri;
+. +. Moore, b. c. Emmerson, A. b.
Doolittle, L. d. Jackson. C. Grover,
Denver; A. Lasner, II. b. Street, Chi
cage; II. r. Phillips, Leavenworth; w.
S. MARI, ID. Whelpley, Omaha; c. l..
Hollings worth, Ogden; Geo. A. Boyden,
Philadelphia; Geo. A. Tucker, New
York: Gus Mason, st. Louis; c. S. Bar
rett, T%itusville, Pa; Mrs. VIM. Ger
main, Council Bluffs; Z. l.. Stern, San
Francisco; w. j. Snodgrass, 7. S. Cole,
Geo. Alike, lie Grande; Charles S. FL
mer, Guy Lang, Frank Compton, North
Platte; c. S. Miner, Warm Springs.
Vermont Maple Syrup Mt C.. III.