The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-07-11
PERSONAL R0IETs

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Yankton, Dakota
W. b. Williams went down 70 Pine
Bluffs yesterday.
Gen. Grant viii be the guest Of Lieut..
Gov. Tabor In LeadvfIie.
Walter Brown and Doc .Frizius came
In Yesterday from North Park
Mira G. w. Jones departed yesterday
for . visit to Yankton, thence TO Ohio.
J. W. Blake. esq, has been appointed
prosecuting attorney for Albany
county.
Lisuts- Fitting and G. A. Dodd, Sd
cavalry. made q very pleasant call In
the LKADER once yesterday.
Lieut.. Gov. Tabor gave $500 toward
d~efraytng the expenses Of the tourna-
ment Of the Colorado hremens' assOcia-
ton nj Leadyille.
Prince Dsmidon, who recently sold
his estate Of San Donate, has just Lost
at play In ~ night sl,o00.OO0
Henry N. Stanley has been made q
Pm. d. by the German academy OF ma
~turalists.
The will Of the late Charles DE
Young. which has just been filed for
probate ia San Francisco, is dated
April %, 1873, exactly two years before
the day he was shot.
The marriage Of young Ulysses
Grant and Miss Jennie Flood, the
daughter OF the California silver-min-
ing millionaire. will IL Is nov stated,
take place In San Francisco In Novem-
ber next.
One OF General Garield's character
istics Is his great fondness for children.
He takes special delight In their society,
and has often said that their ideas were
to him n revelation and their questions
n spur 10 perpetual investigation.
Major Tillottson, Of Fort Fetterman,
went down 10 Pine Bluffs yesterday to
purchase some horses for his extensive
ranch on the Platte.
Gen. Weaver, the ~greenback candi-
date for the presidency, is sanguine Of
his election to the presidency. lie is
going TO carry every 80 many states
and all the territories.
At the Union Pacific Col. J. d. Col
Inns. wife and niece, u. 8. A; Mrs. W.
w. Palmer. Chicago VIM. Renshan,
jr., Baltimore.
Gov. Murray, Of Utah, has grit. On
the fifth Of July he said during his ora
ton: mo new state will be admitted
into the union whose people are not
free from kingly or priestly dictation in
civic affairs."
Mr.. Gladstone's Oldest brother, Sir
Thomas Gladstone. though in his
seventy-sixth year, Is very hale and
vigorous. He Is lord lieutenant Of
Kincardinshire, residing at the family
seat ut Fasque, and isa strong tory,
having never followed his brother in
any Of his changes OF opinion.
Az Dyer's: C. II. Atkins, Rawhide
Buttes; Powell, Patten and Kicker; c.
Stoddard, Plattsburgh, N. Y; A. Riley,
Omaha; C. J.. DeProo, Leavenworth;
F. W.. Ross, Greeley, COL; v. NJ.
Mackey, Denver; b. Mitchell, Cherry
Creek, New.
Omaha Republican: Gen. Thayer Is
in the city. He has become n permanent
resident Of Nebraska once more, and will
probably make Omaha his headquar-
tiers. He has secured the contract for
the transportation Of freight from
Grand Island to the new post, Fort
Niobrara, which will necessitate his
spending n great deal Of time ut Grand
Island.
Mayor Latrobe, of Baltimore, was
privately married last Saturday to Mrs.
Ellen Fenrose Swami, widow Of ex-
Congressman Thomas Swann's only
son. Major Latrobe's FIRST wife wasa
daughter Of Mr.. Swami.
John DAVIS, u paralyzed inmate Of
the county poorhouse. In Milwaukee,
Wis, owned five banks and was worth
6,0O0, 900 before the war, founded the
Pennsylvania savings bank in Phila-
delphia, and began his losses ut the be-
ginning of the war with g.. 000, 900 In n
coal mine In Virginia.
Mrs. Hancock Is variously stated to
DO a Roman Catholic, n universalist
and an E~piscopalian, but whatever her
faith may be she is known rs a good
wife and mother.
Mr.. English is a widower. He Is
peculiar In his home life, and Is some
what austere In his social relations.
He lives in q plain but substantial
house, where he Is TO be found most Of
the time. 1t Is said that when he was
president OF the Fiut national bank Of
Indianapolis, he had q habit Of going to
the bank ut midnight, and devoting
hours to his account books. He is said
to own two or three hundred houses In
Indianapolis, and Is building an opera
house in that city, which his son will
manage.
The Third Cavalry Band Concert.
The following Is the programme for
a