The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-09-17
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Mr., RObt. Law has gone 10 Jules
baTg.
Hon, A. IL swan returned yesterday
from the Bluffs.
"Why has Jay Gould no e~yebrOwsf''
-E1daahgs.-He has.
Judge Emerson. OF Ogden. was on the
west hound train yesterday.
Mr.. II. Egbert, Davenport. Iowa. has
rooms st the railroad house.
Gen. Hancock has a cabinet on Gov
ernor's Island. They hold sessions
daily.
Capt johnson Sd cavalry came down
yesterday from Fort Saunders and is a
guest at Fort Russell.
Mr.. John Dowlin. Of Hackney Il
Dowlin, stock growers, left yesterday
for Chicago on business.
Mr.. Clarence Gordon, the cattle
statistics man Of the census bureau, de-
parted yesterday for the Pacific coast.
The Spanish baby made a mistake In
sex. The Spaniards were prepared TO
jubilate for a boy. and are disappointed.
The Spanish baby made a mistake in
sex. The Spaniards were prepared to
jubilate for a boy and are disappointed.
Judge Van Zile, U. S. district attor-
ney, OF Utah. and a most popular Of
fetal, passed through the city yesterday
on his return home.
Sara Bernhardt has bought 800 pairs
Of gloves for her prospective American
tour. She will also bring with her two
pairs Of her own kids.
Mr.. Luke VOORHEES,, the famous
stage man, departed for Deadwood yes
terday to attend to the business OF the
most popular stage line leading to the
Black Hills.
Mr.. Gladstone's nice scruples led
him, London Truth declares, to posi-
lively refuse TO 90 to sea in the admi-
rally yacht Enchantress, as he does not
approve of public goods being used for
private service.
At Dyers: Mrs. c. +. Fisher, Pole
creek; Rev. J. Bradley, q. E. Beebe,
Powder river; S. r. Mckay. NJ. Coul-
ter and wife, A. Park, Julesburg; A.
V. %Scherrer, John Westryman. j. r.
Norman, Denver.
Mr.. Carlyle was visited IN Scotland
by Mr.. Barley Campbell, the dramatic
writer, and the Hartford Post records
the disappointment OF the latter at find
ing the venerable sage engaged In kill
ing a rat with a poker.
The committee appointed to select a
design for the Morton monument haye
awarded the contract to Mr.. Franklin
Simmons, the eminent American artist
whose name Is connected with a num-
Der Of fine works. The design selected
is plain, simple, and beautiful. The
base and pedestal are Of granite, the
pedestal being surmounted by n bronze
statue OF the great war governor. The
position OF the figure is easy and nat
ural, at the same time showing the
power and character of the figure. A
bronze tigule OF the Goddess OF Liberty
Is seated ut the front Of the pedestal.
According TO the Whitehall Rerie,c,
the statements with regard TO Mr..
Ashmead- Bartlett's nationality turn
out to be incorrect. That journal says:
ale is entirely English by descent, and
his grandfather vas a natural born
British subject. The clause In the late
Duchess OF st. Adams will, which pre-
cluded her heir from marrying an
alien, will therefore in all likelihood be
imperative; Bartlett is a British sub
ject. Lady Burdett-C outts will, there
fore, retain possession until her death
Of the vast property left by the late
Mr.. Coutts, and Of which throughout
her life she has made SO noble a use.
This will, doubtless, be a considerable
disappointment to some Of her rela-
tions, who, after receiving great favors
from the baroness, have Of late dis
played anxiety to benefit prematurely by
an unjust and ridiculous testamentary
caprice.v