The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-09-25
PERSONAL

DIR. Harrison was made happier than
usual yesterday. Its q gin
Hon. II. Garb&n4ti cane up from the
Gunnison country yesterday whittier he
vent on = visit.
Gems. Marcy and Whipple, who have
been hunting near Laramie Peak, were
ON yesterdays east bound train.
Mr.. b. +. Hatch,a well known miner,
came in from North Park yesterday.
He reports the camp As looking up
finely.
The ''Old Hundred" special came
out yesterday with Mr.. Leayitt Burn
ham, land commissioner Of the u. p,
and party.
Capt. W. +. Norris, 9th infantry, Is
visiting at Ponca, Neb. He will re-
turn to Camp Sheridan after a brief
trip TO st. Paul.
Mr.. Luke Voorhees,, the popular
stage line manager, returned yesterday
from a visit TO Deadwood on business
connected with the line.
Sir Frederick Roberts Is expected
soon To go To England and receive the
personal thanks and congratulations Of
the queen, for his Afghan successes.
]. +. Howe, agent Of wyman's CON-
edy company. is in town, and will prob
ably make arrangements TO play his
company here two nights next week.
Sir William Harcourt Is determined
TO stop the imprisonment OF children.
He declares the practice ruinous to
children, and promises fresh legisla-
tion.
Rev. Father Hayes has returned from
Manitou. but Is still In III health. He
will, however, officiate In st. Johns
church tomorrow, unless he grows
worse.
Mr.. J. T. Arnold, wyoming's dele
gate To the Annapolis naval academy.
departed yesterday for the academy at
ter a pleasant vacation Of u months du-
ration.
At the Union Pacific: Dan I. Wheel,
err, ST. Louis; Hon. Chas. Ellis, Eng
land; ii. G.. Sharpe, u. s. A.; A. G..
Throop and party. Chicago; J.. ii. Pratt,
Chicago.
The statue IL Admiral Farragut,
which is being made at the New York
navy yard, is rapidly nearing compile
ton, and will be ready for Inauguration
early In December.
Mr.. John Russell Young and family
came in from the west yesterday and
went down to Colorado. They just
came from California where they lost
their infant child.
"Let me see," said the blind man.
Tho Hon. Mr.. Fawcett, the British
postmaster general, is blind. but he is
nevertheless about TO visit America
TO ''look into" telegraphic sys-
TEN.
Todleben, the Russian defender of
Sebastopol in the Crimean war, and the
capturer OF Plevna in the late wal with
Turkey, is growing old, and has re-
signed the g~overnorship OF the province
Of wilma.
The late Vice Presidents Wilson's
mother-in-law, Mrs. Mary Howe, Of
Natick, Mass, celebrated recently her
ni~nety-fourth birthday, and was visited
by n large number OF friends and neigh
bors. She is still in remarkably good
health and spirits.
At Dyer's: ii. Garbanati, j. l.. At
kins, Evanston; ]. v. Purdy,N T. ow-
ems, VIM. Blair, Rawlins; b. Poure and
wife, Jas. Marshal, st. Louis; F. w.
Ross, Fort Steele; Ed Ordway; VIM.
Hines, Samuel Gore, Fred Schwartz,
Fort Casper; A. A. Benedict, W. ].
Robinson, Cheyenne river; G. II. Wa
tiers, Fort Laramie.
At the Inter Ocean: j. r. Withrow,
Council Bluffs; c. r. Palmer, Chicago;
G. A. Lang, North Platte; II. Chase.
Castle ranch; S. Galbraith, Chicago;
II. Miller, Iowa; c. Kiddamer, Louis
lana; J. Gardy, Sacramento; c. A.
Moore, Sidney; W. McCandlith, Om-
aha; c. l.. Hollingsworth, Ogden, D.
Whelpley, J.. Prescott, Omaha; II. Ny
ers, New York; l.. Bean, Lincoln.
Mr.. Phillips, the Washington agent
of the New York Associated Press, has
invented n new system Of telegraphy,
by which Senator Conkling's speech
was sent from New York to Cincinnati
last Friday night in five hours and ten
minutes. This is u process Of trans
mission done entirely by hand, and the
dispatches are received by an ink re-
corder Of great simplicity, which pays
out n narrow strip Of tape, on which
the matter Is plainly printed in linear
characters.I
q London Truth: IAN the efforts
that have been made to induce Lady
Burdett-C outts to reconsider her mat
rimonial intentions have proved una
vailing. Her majesty and the arch
bishop Of Canterbury have both writ
ten 10 her, but she is as determined to
have her way as ever was a lovesick
school girl. Negotiations are still 10