The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-04-28
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PERSONAL PoIxnL
Tlden is still trOublssoms to Tam
many.
Rev. Robert Coliyer visits Barnum,s
circus.
Prince Leopold will arrive In Canada
on May Q.
Deputy U. s. Marshal schnitger Is In
Laramie City.
d.. d. Dare and wife returned yester-
day from a visit east.
The persistency Of Grant Is matched
only by the brilliant determination Of
Tilden.
Lieut.. Fitch. Gen. sherman,s son-in-
law, is nov president Of the wire COM
pany in st. Louis.
7. Dyer, ESQ.,, gets some excellent re-
ports from his mining property In the
Tombstone district, Arizona.
The Earl Of Dunmore has gone back
TO England again. What's the matter,
DUMP Did you forget somethingp
James Taylor, the well known stock
man Of Texas, returned from the west
yesterday and started for his native
heath.
At the Railroad: w. ]. Clark, Eng
land; Dean Monaban, u. S. A.; J..
Dyer, Cincinnati; J. A. Reagan, Sweet
water. Ten.
At Dyer's: Mrs. Z. ID. and Miss 8.
Wilson, Denver; s. w. Foss, Chug: o.
p. Goodwin, Horse creek; ]. N. Cul-
yer, Egbert.
Sir VIM. Vernon Harcourt, home
secretary In Gladstone's cabinet, mar
ried a handsome American widow q
few years since,
Gen. Joe Johnston says he don't like
TO be In congress, because there Is no
discipline there. Joe Is about right in
regard to the discipline.
Bismarck Is suffering from neuralgia,
and will shortly go to Luxembourg.
Count Won Halzefeldt will assume the
foreign Office until autumn.
John Difenbach, the stockman,
whose murder IL recorded elsewhere,
recently drove n heavy herd OF cattle
from Colorado to the Black Hills.
president Hayes rises every morn
ing two hours before the rest of the
family" says u Washington paper.
Does 1t take him that long to build the
fires?
Mr.. p. T. Barnum enjoys n circus
performances as much, watches the feats
as intently, laughs at the clowns rs
heartily, and applauds rs vigorously as
a boy.
Mrs. President Tyler has gone into
a convent in Georgetown. She was the
second wife Of Mr.. Tyler and about
one-half his age. After his death she
became n Catholic.
Burleigh Pollard and d. q. Rhodes
returned on yesterday from a hunting
trip up north. They came in on q light
wagon; the game is being freightcd to
town by n bull team.
Mime. Modjeska Is giving readings in
private drawing rooms In London, and
will appear on the stage In May. She
has resumed her name in private life,
Countess Chapawski.
The Marquis Of Lorne, governor
general OF Canada, will not be forced
to resign on account Of the change Of
the English government. His father,
the Duke Of Argyll, Is lord president Of
the council. The marquis himself once
sat in parliament as n liberal.
L. J. Davenport of the Fifth cavalry
band, who goes to Fort Laramie to-day,
will return in the fall when his term of
service will expire. It is his intention
to organize and manage a FIRST class or
chestra, with himself MS proprietor.
No doubt the Corporal will find plenty
Of engagements.
At the Inter Ocean: j. Mclean,
Virginia City, New; ]. r. Mckay.
j. d. Forbes, Eureka, CAL; II. w.
Branch, Ogden; Frank A. Gibbons.
San Francisco; J. II. Grute, bushnell
ranch; w. II. Morrison, Virginia City;
James Johnson, L. McCarty, Denver;
e. L. Spel!man, New York; j.. s.
Cameron, Iowa; j. 81. Solomon, 8. D.
Met ullough, John w. Gray, Whining
ton, Del; c. II. johnson, Portland;
Mrs. G. L. Hawley, Miss s. E. Hayes,
Edd Rieley, New York; N. Ditgins,
Rock Island; G. J. smith, Rawlins;
J. Somandyke, Aurora; c. II. Godfrey,
Omaha; Joseph Chenet, on City; Jas.
Huver, Rochester; C. /. Hollings-
worth Ogden; w. E. Chaplin, Lara
mie City; Judge Jacob o. Blair, n. G.
Brown. Laramie