The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-09-07

Mis- Ella HANNA departed yesterday
for New Y0fk
U. s. Marshal seiIHitgsr is sojoarHiRg
at Tynsr. Utah.
Mr.. I'd. Stewart arrived yesterday
from North PArk.
Hon- A. II. Swan is now At Rock
Greek shipping stock.
Mr.. Z. Maggie returned on Sunday
from his trip TO Chicago.
Judge C. +. Miller has returned from
his cattle roundup in Dakota
Major MeArs, Of Sidney, returned
home on No. 4 train yesterday.
Mrs. ii. ii. Ellis and daughter de-
parted for n visit east yesterday.
Miss Davis, daughter Of Hon. John
z. Davis, left yesterday for . trip east.
Mr.. ]. s. Somarindyck, the well
known stockman, went east yesterday.
Judge Sener and Hon. W. ". Cor
lett returned yesterday from Laramie
City.
Mr.. NJ. C. Schiner and family o
turned yesterday from a visit TO ogalAl-
Ia, Neb.
Major Stacey, 18th infantry, stationed
in Arizona, was an east bound passen-
ger yesterday.
Mr.. Carter. Of Coe & Carter. tie men,
went through yesterday with his wife,
bound for Omaha.
VIM. +. Starlight departed yesterday
for Lake Forest, ILL.,, and Miss Sallie
Searight TO Chambersburg, Pa.
Hon. A. j. Brandt, ex-mayor OF San
Francisco, came in on No. 4 yester-
day and went down 10 Denver.
Mr.. Horatio Holt and wife came up
from Denver yesterday. Mrs. Holt de-
parted for a visit 10 Beloit, Wis.
Mr.. MAJ Idelman has returned from
a successful business trip west. lie re-
ports plenty Of snow near Park City,
Utah.
Judge Larimer and Mr.. John Stew
art went To Sweetwater county yester-
day, where they have a big herd Of
cattle.
At Dyer's: J. G. Mills. Teller. Colo.
A. l.. Hughes, Bonita; Mrs. Maxwell,
Chug; Thomas Wade, Texas, ID. +.
Whepley.
1t is said that ex-Vics President
Schuyler Colfax has made about $40
600 during the last year by the rise Of
Northern Pacific bonds.
NJ. Gambetta speaks very fast in pub
lie. Most men pronounce but about
$50 words a minute, but NJ. Gambetts
talks at the rate of 225 q minute.
Mr.. Jesse Grant was n west bound
passenger yesterday. He is ON his way
to San Francisco to wed the handsome
daughter OF Mr.. Baldwin, the Califor
mia millionaire.
At the Union Pacific: Jas. Teal, j
N. Teal, Portland, Oregon; A. ]. Jor'
dan, st. Louis; r. G.. Head, Texas
John s. Barney, New York; II. B
Laraway, Ogden.
Hon. John J. Knox, comptroller o.
the currency, accompanied by Hon
Orson Adams. national bank examiner
passed through yesterday On their wa.
from San Francisco TO Washington.
Mr.. w. w. Kelley, who was Mr.
Talmage's manager during his recen'
tour, passed through Cheyenne yester
day on his way to San Francisco u
make final arrangements with Mayo
Kalloch TO lecture. It is the intention
for Mayor Kalloch TO open in Januar!
in Boston and work westward.
Prof. j. G. Mills arrived in the cit.
yesterday from Teller City-formerl!
Jack City-North Park. He report
that about 200 men are In camp AM
most OF them are engaged on goot
claims. They will remain there durinI
the winter. Prof. Mills has established
a profitable business in assaying AM
will return to the camp In u few day
with supplies for the winter.
Jacob Dunlap, m eccentric old bach
elor, died n few days ago in Ashland
Ohio, and on reading his Will 1t wa
found that he had bequeathed al
his propcrty-consisting Of $4,000 IL
bonds, besides considerable real estate
to p. b. Clawson, Of H~ayesville. Ohio
for an act Of charity done him whil'
travelling some years ago. 1t Is stipu
lated In the will, however, that Claw
son must marry some girl not known u
him now, on or before the 4th Of March
1881. Failing to do this the none.
goes to charitable objects, and only TIN
real estate to Clawson.
Cattle shipments.
Sep. 5. j. w. Snyder, Julesburg, q