The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-08-23

Robert Bowling went east on No. 4.
yesterday.
Prof. Wilson and wife went west on
No. 3yesterday.
Rev. Walter N. Barrows went east
on No. A yesterday.
ExIconduetor Patterson went south
to Denver yesterday.
Mr.. Max Idelman went west yester-
day on q business trip.
J. G. Pratt, esq, is recovering slowly
from has severe illness.
Charles Reade contemplates a new
novel. so says Olive Logan.
Hon. w. w. Corlett returned from
the west yesterday afternoon.
The late Dean Stanley left a will
sworn to under $1,000 pounds.
W. B. Hastings, with Mallory & Co.,
Chicago, went east yesterday.
Capt. J. H. =. Coleman left yesterday
for Davenport, Iowa. his home.
Charles Dudley Warner is making
preparations for an European trip.
J. D. Harding. agent OF the c., b. g.
O., went east yesterday afternoon.
General Sheridan will visit various
Massachusetts points in September.
Senator John Sherman went through
this city eastward bound on Sunday.
James Ryan arrived in town Sunday,
the guest Of his brother, Matt Ryan.
Capt. J. f. Munson, Of the 9th in
fantry, arrived with his company SUM-
day.
Lieut.. Russell II. Day, 9Th infantry,
registered at the Railroad house Sun
day.
The presidents physicians privately
admit that he is still in o critical con-
dition.
Oscar Wilde, the esthete, is an
Irishman. His father was an Irish
surgeon.
Judge Strong. of the Ohio supreme
court, passed through the city Sunday
going east.
Mrs. Matt Ryan, who has been Sc
verely Ill during the past week, is i'm
proving nicely.
Richard A. Dana, now in Europe,
writes that he has not been sick a day
since he left America.
Gladstone's son Herbert. has been
appointed junior lord of the British
treasury without salary.
Ex-Miuister Noyes will have a recep.
ton upon his arrival at Cincinnati,
rendered by his friends there.
Miss B. Riley, who has been spending
several days with Mrs. j. D. Corey, re-
turned to Tie Siding yesterday.
William Lacey and wife, of the Lock-
wood house, Sidney, passed through
Cheyenne homeward bound yesterday.
F. H. Bemis. a recent graduate of the
law school of the Iowa state university,
is in the city, in the course Of a western
tour.
Master Willie Walker who has been
confined to his bed a long time hasso far
recovered as to get up and about some
what.
Mr.. Hoyt, of New York, passed
through Cheyenne sunday on his re-
turn from a trip to and through the
Yellowstone Park.
Mr.. s. Cohen, a brother of Mrs. M.
Marks, spent Sunday with his sister
and friends in this city. He returned
to Denver yesterday.
Samuel D. Tompkins, who has been
visiting his brother j. M. Tompkins,
left for his homo in New York yester-
day, by the way Of Denver.
The Rev. o. b. rockingham is in
Scotland. He will sail for New York
in September and commence work upon
q biography of George Ripley.
Lieut.. Charles Byrne, arrived Sunday
with the companies Of the 9th infantry
which are now at Camp Carlin. Lieut.,
Byrne Is at the Railroad house.
Thos. Moran. the well known New
York artist, is on a sketching tour
through Colorado and over the line of
the Denver & Rio Grande railroad.
The president was very low on Sum-
day, owing to vomiting several times.
This was caused by efforts to relieve
the throat of the gathering of phlegm.
Friend Friend is now Judge"
Friend. Judge, we greet you. But we
don't drink-well, we'll compromise on
a gold watch, or a broncho, OF some
thing Of that sort.
John F. Newton and wife, of Boston,
returned to town from o visit to their
son, G.. w. Newton, Newton, Wyo.,
and went out to the ranch of Hay &
Thomas yesterday.
j. d. LRngworthy has returned from
a summers trip to the North and Mid
die parks. He is in excellent health,
and intends to make . prospecting tour
to Copperopolis at an early day.
Rev. Walter NJ. Barrows, who stopped
over in Cheyenne o n his way from Salt
Lake to New York, supplied Rev. G.
M. Sanders pulpit Sunday evening and
delivered a very logical and telling SER
mon. dwelling largely upon the NOR
mon question In Utah. The San Fran