The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-10-01
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Judge spauh has been improving
somewhat for . few days.
Col. Hooker, the Rock Island rail
road man, Is In town again
Mr.. r. s. Van T4sseIl started for
Chicago yesterday On cattle business
Mr.. S. Bull will not a starring 90.
He denounces the statement as a base
Islander.
A A Egbert, esq, superintendent
Of the e. q. and ID. +. roads, came up
from Denver yesterday.
Bishop Whitaker, of Nevada, was
aboard No. 4 train yesterday bound for
the Episcopal convention in New
York.
The widow of Commodore Wander
bill, still a comparatively young woman,
has an income OF 4 thousand dollars q
week.
Gen. j. 7. Clark, general manager Of
the Union Pacific railway company,
came out yesterday on the directors
special.
Prof. e. L. Blydenburgh, OF the ter
ritorial assay Office at Rawlins and also
connected with the Rawlins Journal, is
EN- route east.
Mr.. NJ. C.Shiner and family departed
yesterday for their home in Texas. Mr..
Sinner viii return in a few weeks on n
business trip.
Mr.. ]. s. Collins, Mrs.G. II. aud Miss
Nettie Collins, came down from Fort
Laramie yesterday and will proceed to
Omaha to-day.
Senator Bruce again denies any in
t%ention TO leave Mississippi. He will
settle upon his plantation after his
senatorial term expires.
MI. S. A. Bristol, city agent OF the
LEADER, returned yesterday from a six
weeks trip through the east. He looks
much improved in health and is grown
stouter.
Mr.. W. g. Packard, Of the Greeley
Tribune, came up OH n business visit,
and departed yesterday afternoon for
home. Mr.. Packard represents an ex-
cellent and fiourishing newspaper.
AT the Union Pacific: NJ. o. Rollins,
Chicago; +. S. Hambleton, Chug; ]. S.
Collins, Mrs. G. II Collins, Miss Nettie
Collins; Omaha; Charles 5. Yerkes,
New York; L. NJ. Freehett, Chicago.
At Dyer's: Is. F. Kelly, Chug; L.
Hobbs, Fl. Laramie; George, NJ. Bas-
come, Madison, Wis; VIM. Hines,
Casper; John westermyer;J J. II. Cor
don. Laramie River; NJ. Drayor,
Egbert.
Prof. Newberry, of New York, and
Prof. Rossiter Raymond, Of the Pacific
coast, two well-known mining experts.
came in from the west yesterday and
went down 10 Colorado to examine
some mines.
A commission has been issued in the
suit of ex-senator Christiancy against
Lille NJ. C~hristiancy for divorce 10 Z.
B. Coles, a Wall street lawyer, TO take
the testimony Of Geo. L. Haight In sup
port Of Mrs. Christiancy's allegations
of cruel treatment contained In her
cross bill. MI. Haight was in Peru at
the time Mrs. Christiancy' charges the
acts Of cruelty were committed.
At the Inter Ocean: T. ]. Rockwell,
Egbert; W. F. Brown, Chicago; G. A.
Laing, North Platte; d. Howard, Mis-.
souri,; l.. Harston, New York; N. Ken.
nedy, Boston; ii. Morton, Chicago; Z.
ID. Egan, California; C. II. Palmer,
Chicago; Z. Hollingswcrth, J. F. Bur
CESS, ID. +. Whelpley, Omaha; A. W.
Frederick, Missouri; l.. Morgan, New
York; C. Snyder, Philadelphia; II.
Blair, Boston.
Queen Victoria, IL is stated, Is again
to become an author. She proposes to
furnish a descriptive catalogue of all
the presents given her during her reign,
to be illustrated by photography. The
catalogue, it Is said, will be exhaustive,
including the most costly gifts Of her
brother sovereigns down TO the
patched bed-quilt and wooden kitchen
utensils sent from her poor subjects
and neighbors ut Btlmoral. The idea
is a pretty, fanciful one, worthy OF n
good oma who has intelligence
enough to know how to be grateful.