The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-09-03
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iOuAs fihzs es4,s - very slck Will
e~rysipelAs.
Mrs. J. b. Woods is on a short visit
in Laramie City.
w. II. Hubbard and wife vent south
to Denver yesterday.
John H. Durbin came in from the
west yesterday afternoon.
Archibald Forbes will again visit
America on a lecturing tour.
John Cummins went west yesterday
on his way to Cummins City.
W. H. Hackney returned yesterday
from the Powder river country.
Capt. John p. Walker, of Fort Steele,
Ia visiting friends at Fort Russell.
Clarence King came up from the
south yesterday afternoon and went
east.
Lieut.. Mason, Of the 4th infantry,
went west yesterday bound for Fort
Bridger.
Gen. Marcy and party are expected
to pass through this city to-day west
ward board.
DIR. John Hall has been offered the
position of chancellor of the University
of New York.
Miss M. A. Hawthorne returned yes
terday after spending her vacation with
eastern friends.
Robert Bonner has paid more salary
to his horse doctors, than most colleges
pay to their professors.
Henry Ward Beecher will accompany
the 18th New York militia to the York.
town celebration as chaplain.
Hon. E. X. Valentine and family,
of Nebraska. passed through this city
yesterday afternoon going west.
Charles Nordhoff, Of the editorial stan
of the New York Herald, passed
through this city going west yesterday.
J. G. Flood, of Nevada, intends to
erect a residence on Fifth avenue, New
York, at a cost Of not less than $780,
900.
Rev. J.. H.. Reynard, lately located at
Rawlins. passed through on No. A yes
terday afternoon bound for North
Platte.
viii d. Pierce. deputy state auditor,
Denver, was married Tuesday envenIng
at Georgetown, to Miss NJ. Lizzy jan
ny, of that city.
George Duncan aud L. NJ. Anderson,
conductors on the U. p, and families,
arrived last night and went to Manitou
this afternoon.-Denrer Nescs.
Particulars have been received in this
city of the death of Thomas ]. Morgan,
at Prescott, Arizona. Mr.. Morgan was
an old time citizen Of Cheyenne.
Col. Joe Crutchfeld has a bran. span
new wagon in which he takes as much
pride as a boy in a little, red tin cart.
Joe calls his horse "Old Zachariah."
F. D. Cooper, of Omaha, came down
from Cummins City yesterday and
stopped wei in this city until to day.
Mr.. Cooper is interested in several
mines at Cummins.
The LEADER notes the arrival yester-
day of w. F. Lantz, cashier of the
Farmers & Drovers' national bank Of
Waynesburg, Pa, one of the Oldest in
stitutions of the kind in that section Of
the state.
Prof. G. D. Swezey, of Doane college,
Crete, Neb., passed through this city
yesterday returning to Crete. Mr.. Swe-
zey has been several weeks in the west
tern country collecting botanical and
mineral specimens.
Hon. H. G. Leigh, NJ. p, and party,
were passengers on yesterdays west
ern bound train en- route to the Frew-
ems ranch on Powder river. Hon.
Leigh has been several times in this
country, the last time two years ago.
Miss Alice Tilton, second daughter
I'll, - Ioh. C.-a;, - Ch.-,.st..
s. c., at Stuttgart, Germany. This is
the second of his daughters who has
been married in Europs to n southern
man.
/. 1,,n n prsh 90 .p,,.s,,rr, d.
arr;ved from Tho east vsstsrday after
noon ana ,.nna-.o.as - a. p.,,rona
house. Mr.. Rush is the editor Of the
Pittsburgh Stockman. ouite a promi-