The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-10-07

Mr.. and Mn. W. B. Williams are in
Colorado.
C0L Teal, tie gentle voiced cattle
man, went east yesterday.
Mr.. Matt Ryan, the big cattle man,
came in yesterday from the west.
Michael D4Eiut, the Irish land league
orator, spoke in Denver last night.
Mr.. VIII l. Visscher, an old journal
list, took charge of the local columns Of
the SRa yesterday.
Mr.. 7. W. Patterson, Of Denver, has
gone to Charlottesville. Indiana. TO de-
liver a political speech.
At Dyer's: George Tudhope, S. z.
Dubois; J. 8. Logan, st. Joseph, Mo-;
c. A McLead; w. l.. Weekman, Den
yer.
MI. ID. q. Clark, superintendent OF
the coal department Of the Union Pa
cihe company, was q west bound pas
senger yesterday.
Nj. Henry Harrington, the we'll
known proprietor Of the Revolution
store, returned yesterday from q bust
ness trip to Denver.
Mr.. ID. X. Smith, formely train dis
patcher Of the mountain division, was
a wet bound passenger yesterday. He
will 60 TO Park City, Utah. as the U.
+. agent there.
Mr.. ]. NJ. Ives, one Of the polite
Pullman conductors, passed through
yesterday on his way to Ogden. He
will run a Pullman sleeper on the Utah
& Northern road.
Miss Bessie Clark, well known In
Denver and Cheyenne as q Juvenile ac-
tress, will go to New York the latter
part Of this week to complete her edu-
cation in her chosen art.
At the Union Pacific: Mrs. ii. Z.
Woods and daughter. Leadville; j. w.
Snyder, city; N. Williams, Denver; F.
b. Stacy, Ogden; c. Blackman, L. Z.
Lebott. Chicago; Mrs. T. W. Chaffee,
Hillsdale.
Perhaps Barnum-not the manager
of the democratic hippodrome, but p.
T.-expects to live as long a an ele-
plant. He has just made a new circus
contract for ninety-nine years. AS he
Is s~eyenty-one now 1t Is barely possible
that contract will be broken, or, at
least, carried out in n more tropical
climate than this.
The Princess Beatrice is SO marked
In her attentions to the ex-empress as
TO strengthen the popular belief that
she was intended for her daughter-in-
law. The princess was the irst to meet
the imperial lady on her return from
Africa, going aboard the ship. Lately
the ex-empress spent a couple days at
Osborne-the princess crossing over to
Portsmouth to escort her.
At the Inter Ocean: F. NJ. Phillips,
Laramie river; l.. Weston, Chicago;
W. B. Blaisdell, Helena; c. K~anten,
Liverpool; r. W. Higginbottom, New
York; /. T. Thomas, Cummins City;
r. ]. Pearson. Kansas City; p. r.
Palmer, Chicago; ii. c. Atkinson, Om-
aha; II. Wilson, Chicago; H. Tyndall,
Lasalle; p. Krug, BALTIC; II. Gambribe,
New York, l.. Sweetman, Denver.
Capt. Paul Boyton will probably ex-
hibit until late in the season. In ad-
dition to his life-saving apparatus the
captain has q fire-proof suit, which
he says enables him to enjoy
himself COMFORTABLY in a fire hot enough
to keep others 300 feet away. He cooks
a beefstak on his hands and does other
pleasant little acts in the flames. He
should feel perfectly safe concerning
the hereafter.
Postmaster general Key having
slipped TO the dignihed retirement of
the federal bench is no longer available
rs the butt Of the Hayes travelling
party. That position now devolves up
on the secretary of war, Mr.. Ramsey.
In his clumsy way the president has
been poking fun at him all through the
Pacific slope trip and with exceeding
good nature Ramsey has accepted his
allotted part in the great travelling COM
bination. lie was introduced at
Petaluma and complained facetiously
Of his treatment by the great American
exc~ursionists: "You have noticed the
way in which l am treated by my CON-