The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-10-02
PERSONAL FoaEn.

boUn-
F. E. Addoms is back from th
ranch.
Fred Chaffee returned from the soutl
yesterday.
Col. Rabbit went over the hill I,
Laramie City, yesterday.
George Stanley returned from tn,
south yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. Clowry came up from Creole,
yesterday and went west.
The McKenna party returned in theil
special yesterday going east.
W. W. Dickey. the stock man. ar
rived yesterday from the east.
Mrs. Geo. Hoyt and child returned
from Laramie City yesterday.
The belief is becoming current that
Conkling viii supplant Blaine.
Thos. Durbm went out west yester-
day on No. 4 to attend to cattle ship
ping.
W. F. Swan went east yesterday en-
route to Chicago to attend to the sale OF
his cattle.
Geo. M. Jones. proprietor of the R. R.
house, went to Fort Collins Yesterday
afternoon.
D.. C. Adams. Of Sprague, Adams &
Co., arrived from the west yesterday
afternoon.
MI. and Mrs. Lieut.. DeLany re-
turned yesterday afternoon from their
Colorado tour.
E. Maggie departed yesterday after
noon for the east and will attend the
st. Louis fair.
Col. Moore. chief packer, went out
west overland with transportation from
Camp Carlin, yesterday.
Thos. Branson's familiar form is
seen nee more. he having returned
from the east yesterday.
F. W. Valentine, Indian agent at the
Shoshone agency, past west yesterday
on his return to the agency.
Mr.. Mayer. of the stock firm of
Oelrichs & Mayer, went east yesterday
to New York for the winter.
David Davis will probably become q
candidate for the presidency of the SEN
ate. He a certainly fill the chair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luke Voorhees,, of
Cheyenne, + in the city for a few days,
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Black.-Sah Lake
Tribune.
c. B. Andrews. Of Fort Collins. who
came in from the west Friday, went
east yesterday to attend to the sale Of
his cattle.
S. M. Demmond, general travelling
agent for the Pennsylvania, Fl. Wayne
& Chicago R. R., arrived in this city
yesterday, in the interest Of that line.
Alderman John Whitaker Ellis,
Broad street land agent and surveyor,
has been elected lord MAYOR of London.
He is a conservative and a Free Mason.
Mrs. Dunmire, the divorced wife Of
Guiteau. lives in Leadville. She says
that though Guiteau was sometimes
depressed in spirit, she never considered
him insane.
W. H. Whitcomb is still on the sick
list, though improving. By the way,
our types were in error yesterday in say
ing that "E. W." Whitcomb was Ill.
W. H. was meant.
Chas. 81. Greene, business agent of
the Buckingham combination, arrived
yesterday from the south where he has
been making arrangements for their ap-
pearance in Colorado.
Col. Thornbugh, brother of Major
Thornburgh, killed in the White river
massacre, and one of the Tennessee
representatives for q number Of years
back, passed west yesterday afternoon.
Jno. E. Eaton, q. s. commissioner Of
education, and Col. NJ. B. Eaton Of
Memphis, who have been stopping in
town for a day or two, resumed their
journey west yesterday afternoon en-
route for Salt Lake and Idaho.
Lorne, governor general of Canada,
and his party did not pass through as
intended, having decided at the last
moment, to stop over in Helena to at
tend the fair there. The party will pass
through some time during the week.
W. P. Carroll is suffering from a SER
ious illness, and was barely able to be
about yesterday. Indeed, an ordinary
man would have been preparing for
death, but Carroll preferred being on
his feet to lying in bed. He is certainly
in a critical condition.
Arrivals at Dyer's: VIM. h. Henry
and wife, Edith Hartwell, Miss Nc
Carthy, Omaha; N. j. Fitzgerald, Geo.
NJ. Drake, Percy.
Arrivals at the Inter Ocean: E. B.
johnson, Fort Madison, Ia, Fannie
Louise Buckingham combination, New
York; W, W. Dicky, Indian Ter; G
q. Fisher, Brooklyn; Chas. Il. Green.
Ed johnson, L. D. Swigart, Ogden.
Arrivals at the Railroad house: H.
Delaney and wife, q. s. A.; N. s.
Vernon, seaton, N. T.; J.. c. Hodgson,
Clorinda, lIa.; F. F. jackson, ]. B.
Fairborn, England; NJ. NJ. Foss, San
Francisco; G. T. Seabury, Bear Creek;