The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-06-15
POINTS.


Mr.. +. X. Chaffee has rooms nc the
Inter Ocean.
The car ID expected to marry, NOR
ganatically. the Princess Dolgorouk.
Mr.. jackson, OF tho well known jew
elry arm Of Zehner. jackson & Buech-
ner, Is In Denver.
Senator Edmunds IL an enthusiastic
angler and spends 4 good part Of the
summer In that sport.
Thomas Sturgis. ESQ.,, and his bride
will arrive In Cheyenne during the lat
ter part OF the present month.
Gen. J. 7. Clark, manager Of U. p.
road, passed through on his special CIR
yesterday on his return TO Omaha.
Al Dyer's; II. q. Daugherty, Buena
Vista; A. Z. Coggeshail, J. Beatty,
IT,, Omaha; J.. J. EIlingham, Boulder,
Col.
VIM. 4. Wheeler has discontinued
the publication OF the Evanston Age
and will start a paper at Blackfoot,
Idaho.
r. +. Williams, western travelling
agent OF the New York, Pennsylvania
and Ohio railroad, Is stopping at the
Inter Ocean.
Tom Taylor, the author Of "0ur
American Cousin" alias Lord Dun
d~reary," Is lying dangerously Ill Of a
paralytic affection.
Rev. Father Hayes went to Denver
yesterday. He will be absent for several
days. His address while there is No.
295 Fifteenth street.
Gen. w. S. Hancock was compelled,
by his military duties, TO decline the
invitation 10 be present ut the soldiers
reunion in Milwaukee.
Col. Fred Grant, A. D.. C., is repre-.
sented by the Boston Globe rs murmur-
ing mournfully: Gathers gone up and
I'm liable to be ordered where there's
danger"
W. A. NJ. Grier, of Pennsylvania is the
original Garfield man, he being the
delegate who voted simgly and alone
In 80 many ballots for Garfield. He Is
enjoying some fame and many recep-
lions.
Bishop Simpson will start upon his
journey to China some time in July.
He will be gone i've or six months,
holding a conference In Yokohama,
and then proceeding to Foo Chow and
Peking. He is in excellent health.
ruddy and bright-eyed.
Inter Ocean: s. W. Jaco Us, b. Dia-
mant, Z. Jacobs. st. Louis; Charles w.
Saxby, F~reeport, ILL.,; w. o. Speir,
Davenport, Iowa; W. +. Hasford, Sill
yer Cliff; A. Martin, G. F. Rugg, Egg
bert; Chas. Hallock, L. p. Ernst. Dem
YER; J. F. Frederick, Shelbyville, Mo.
John T. Murray, Denver; r. F. Will
liams, Kansas City.
When Garfield went through the
Chinese quarters in San Francisco, the
and ~wretchedness made him the
man Of the small party Of which
he was one. He turned very pale.
r. Blckensderfer, ESQ.,, the U. p.
surveyor, returned from Leadville yes
He heard the shooting during
the recent riot there, and says it re-
minded him Of a skirmish during the
war.
Secretary Evarts has written to Bos-
ton that, as a native Of the city, 1t will
give him much pleasure TO take part In
its celebration OF the 18th OF September
next. Secretary Ramsey has also
promised to be present, unless his pub
lie duties prevent.
Senator Gordon, when giving the
other evening his address Of explana-
ton concerning his political course,
had something ineffably inspiring in
his very look" says the Atlanta Con-
stitution. He said among other things
that he had been charged with resign
ing the s~enatorship to become u candi-
dadate for vice president, and he. added
that he was n candidate for vice presi
dent on Mrs. Gordon's ticket, and
hoped hereafter to preside over senate
composed Of little Gordons in his home
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