The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-10-06

T.. W. Davis and wife departed yes
terday afternoon for the east. rs
A Z. Touzalin Of the B. q. N. II. r..
arrived from the east yesterday.
J. B. Chaffee, Of Colorado, called
upon President Arthur, Tuesday.
Senator Slater, of Oregon, passed
through this city yesterday, on his way
to Washington.
J. 81. Durbin has returned from the
west where be has been attending the
shipment Of cattle.
Judge" Gibbon, an old Cheyenne
railroad boy, has returned from the
Wood river country.
Mr.. and Mrs. John London, Of Fort
Laramie, are stopping at the Inter
Ocean for a few days.
Thos. Mast, Harper's cartoonist, ID
spending ONE time in Colorado, being
at present at Silver Cliff.
Mrs. Gen. E. c. David departed yes
terday afternoon for the east, bent on
a short visit in st. Louis.
Matt Ryan departed yesterday for the
east, en- route to rejoin bis family at his
home in Leavenworth, Kas.
Mr.. Stearn, with Marks & Myers Of
this city, returned yesterday afternoon
from a short visit to Denver.
Senator Farley, of California, was a
passenger on yesterdays east bound
train, en- route to Washington.
T. L. Mcclure has resigned his posi-
ton in the r. r. shops, and is working
for Keefe on Thos. Durbin's new house
The report was received yesterday
morning of the death of Miss Annie
Cassels. of this city, in Butte City, Mon
tana.
Oscar F. Clark, son of General Super
intcndent J. T. Clark, of the U. P. Ry.
after spending a few days In this city
departed yesterday for Ogden.
Judge d. A. Haynes, of the superior
court, Ohio, passed east yesterday OIL
his return to Dayton, Ohio, after spend
ing a short time at Fort Sanders.
Agent Longhurst, of the Pacific ex
press in this city, is enjoying a little re
spite from the cares of his office, in Sal
Lake. He will return in a day or two
The Guthrie Bros, of the stock firm
Guthrie, Hoard & Co, went east yester
day to spend the winter. They repor
themselves well satisfied with the sum
mer's work.
William Blakey, for some time asso
ciated with Frank Albright in the ton
serial establishment on Ferguson street
has sold his interest to his partner an,
will depart next week for Colorado, o
which state he intends to become a citi
zen.
Major Wham and Nj. W. T. Gibbol
leave this evening for Park City, wher
they will go out on the Fort Thorn
burgh road and pay the troops fron
Forts Sanders and Steele, who are as
sisting in its construction.-Bo nier
ang, 4th.
Major H. CLAICHE went down to Den
yer yesterday, where he will enter int
business. He will return on Saturday
to remain a week in order to settle hi
private business affairs, and then g,
back to Denver. Mrs. Glafcke and tn
family will remain in Cheyenne for th
winter.
Since the death of President Garfield
Mrs. Lincoln is said to have been ii
great distress of mind on account o
her son Robert Lincoln, the secretary o
war, who, she fears, may fall at tn
hands of an assassin as did his father
She desires 10 prevail upon him t
leave Washington and the public ser
vice.
Major Carney went east yesterday o.
an extended visit home. The major !
an Ohio man, every inch Of him, an
the salubrious climate and coquettis
breezes of Wyoming cannot entice hi
love from his native state. Besides
Ohio men as a class, are wont to max
frequent pilgrimages homeward In tb
fall of the year. The major will be ab
sent about a month.
Arrivals at Dyer's: J. H. Cook, Col.
James Gibbon, Wood River; j. N
Hardman; H. B. Kelly, Al Gaines
Mrs. Carter, Chugwater; Miss Ell
Welsh, Princeton; Mrs. Wyman.
Arrivals at the Inter- Ocean: Jno. I
Grams, Phila.; E. W. Pike. Boston; {
F. Huntingdon, st. Joe; Harry Bow
man, H. c. Atkinson, j. B. Hays, Omi
ha; Geo. Fl. Butler, A. Hobart, D,
troit.
Arrivals at the Railroad house: F. A
Burr, Geo, H. Diehl, H. S. Evans, 7
A. Lewis, j. B. Rose, Frank Lehar
Chicago; E. S. Brown, Boston; Mr.
Geo. Davis, Mrs. n. Garfield, A. B
Combs, Denver; ]. N. Valentine, +
Knox, Omaha.
Try Rock & Rye.