The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-08-25
PERSONAL POINTS.

7. L. Frederieks went east ,estsr-
day.
VIM. II. Vanderbilt keeps seven
horses at Saratoga.
Cyrus w. Field now owns the New
York Erening Mal.
Mr.. Frank Boulter returned from the
east yesterday.
Mr.. Frank Searight returned from
the east yesterday.
George W. Stanley left on No. 4 yes
terday, bound for Chicago.
John Cummings Is back at the camp
which is named after him.
i. q. Maitland. of Fort Casper, ar
rived In this city yesterday.
Annie Louise Carey will marry q
gentleman from New York.
Cadet whittaker's ears have cost the
government about sl09, 000.
Mr.. George Wilson came in from
Colorado yesterday and went west.
Billy Rice, the negro minstrel, says
the Denver Tribune is just 90 years old.
Lieut.. Russell II. Day accompanied
Capt. Hawkins east to Omaha yester-
day.
F. NJ. Phillips. the cattleman, ar
rived in Cheyenne from the east yester-
day.
John ID. Sherman passed through yes
terday on his way from Colorado to the
east.
J. II. IoIglass-W Willard, u prominent
stock man of Fort Fetterman, Is in
town.
James Gleason. OF Portland, Me-,
arrived with Col. Teal In Cheyenne
yesterday.
The monument at Sherman is now
fifteen feet high and the workmen are
pushing things.
Hon. Schuyler Colfax is the owner Of
some valuable land on the Platte, fifty
miles from Greeley.
Major James w. wham, paymaster
U. S. A., came In from Laramie City
yesterday afternoon.
E. p. Snow went out on No. 0 yester-
day on business connected with the
internal revenue office.
James Sterling, the Laramie night
policeman, was married Monday even
ing to Miss Mary Coutts.
Mrs. ]. W. Mackey, Of California,
and her children are spending the sum-
mer at Trowyille, France.
Capt. II. s. Hawkins. Of the 9th in
fantry, went east to Omaha yesterday
to consult with Gen. Crook.
s. Myer was thrown out of a delivery
wagon in Laramie City, Tuesday, and
suffered a fracture Of the leg.
Mayor Kallock, of San Francisco, hal
announced himself q candidate for con
gress at the next state election.
Miss Lullie whipple, who has beer
spending some little time in Fort Col
liny, returned home yesterday.
Walter Bray, once a popular Negro
minstrel, is now a hopeless lunatic,
This is published as a warning.
J. R. Bradley, of Elko. New, and .
son of the late ex-Gov. Bradley, stopped
at the Railroad house yesterday.
Mr.. T. c. Dickson has commenced
the erection Of a new brick dwelling
house on his lot west of the Cheyenne
club house.
Mr.. T. L. Wilcox, Of Laramie City,
died Thursday morning. He was ont
Of the oldest and most respected citi
zens of that city.
Mrs. Alice E. Edwards, of Fort Col.
Inns, is to lecture in Denver on the tenn
perance question, Thursday and Friday
evenings of this week.
A mar named Sphinx shot a man
named Berki, in Denver. Tuesday, and
delivered himself up to the authorities.
Berki will probably die.
Mr.. and Mrs. D.. ID. Dare departed
yesterday afternoon for the east. Mrs..
Dare will spend some weeks in Michi-
gan. Mr.. Dare goes to Chicago on
business.
Col. Joe Teal, the cattle king of Port
land, Oregon, arrived in town ON No
4 yesterday afternoon, and was warml,
greeted by "his boys He will stop IL
the city a few day.
John Bright, the English philanthro'
phist, has a library of 1900 volumes,
presented to him by his friends after
the passage of the corn laws. 1t il
said to have cost $751;
John Martin, deputy sheriff, returned
yesterday from Lincoln, Neb., where he
had been with the prisoner. Davis, con
yicted of larceny at Laramie City and
consigned to the Lincoln p~enitentiary.
Kate Shelly is severely i'll from exposure
experienced in averting a terrible rail-
road accident near Boone. Iowa. re-
Gently. A move is onfoot, by the travel
ing men of the country, to raise a large
testimonial for her.
Col Jos Cutch1eld has taken a new
departure, which departure is made on
an express wagon. 1t looks somewhat
odd to see tie s~'coloneln in any posi-.
ton other than that Of porter for the
Railroad house.
Deputy United States Marshal W. r