The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-09-25
FONTS.
A. IdsIman has rsturusd.

A Ldslmal has returned. g Ell
Col Bullock went east yesterday.
Re. Van Tassell went east yestsr-
day.
", B.Hastinss went west to Rawiins
yesterday.
John cummins went west yesterday
afternoon.
Chas. Hecht has returned from his
ranch on Hat creek.
Frank Hamilton came in from Chug-
water Friday evening.
Mrs. Chas. Clay returned to this city
on yesterdays train from the east
A portrait Of liking Callco"-Kala-
kaua-appears on the second page.
John ". Dykins. of Green River,
ex-sherir Of Sweetwater county, is in
town.
Senator Bayard will be unanimously
elected by the democrats As president of
the senate.
Deputy U. s. Marshal W. r. Schnit-
ger went over to Laramie City yester-
day afternoon.
Messrs. j. s. Cook, Us. Putty, HARDER
and Brown anne up from the south and
went east yesterday.
Rev. G. s. Converse. = Presbyterian
clergyman of Ringoes, N. J., arrived
from the east yesterday.
Arthur Watt-Slack and lady, English
tourists, were passengers on the train
from the west yesterday.
". H. Williston is in the city, the
guest Of Horace Williston. Of Hamond's
hardware establishment.
Mrs. Fashbaugh came up from the
south yesterday and will make her
many friends here q short visit.
Mrs. A.. A. Egbert, wife of Superin-
tendent Egbert, and party, came up
from the south and went east yester-
day.
Geo. D. Havens and wife arrived In
this city yesterday, Mr.. Ravens was
one of the original discoveries Of Father
de Smet mine.
Mrs. Joseph Knight and Miss Selia
Tolson departed to-day for st. Joseph,
No.. their old home, where they will
spend the winter.
Mrs. J.. ). Marshall and daughter, Of
Kearney, who have been visiting at
Alex. McGregor's, went to Denver Fri
day, returning to-day.
W. A. Johnson, ex-sherif of Sweet
water county. and one Of the leading
stockbreeders Of western Wyoming,
come to the capital yesterday.
President Arthur IL an early riser.
he breakfasts before eight, rides an
hour, dictates his correspondence for
another hour, and then receives callers.
Hon. W. q. Shallenberger of Pennsyl-
vania passed through this city yester-
day on his return east. He will be in
Cleveland to attend President Garfeld's
funeral.
Captains Briggs and Houseman, two
officers Of the u. S. navy. passed east
yesterday afternoon going through to
Annapolis, at which place they have
been assigned duty as instructors.
Philo Chamberlain. in whose employ
President Garfield once was q driver on
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MI. Cnanceior MARTIN ana wiie ano
son. OF New YORK, arrived from tne
soutn Yesterday MRS. Martin IL =
au' ~ an
oumnel' :. .ne in1ef o'oan' win "io
lucy a'oss's
IT,. Mckee. managing editor OF the
North Park Miner, came In yesterday
on q visit to his old friends here.
uu.cv h.. ,...aa tha nan.r and will
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oouptiess maAe ~ iseiy Snee'' We
wish him success.
J. Miner and family were in the
city yesterday but returned to Denver
in the afternoon. Mr.. Miner 10 the
general agent OF the G. B. @ Q. rail-
road in Denver, and says his road il
coming into Colorado surely and soon.
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MT anu NJ. N o u0pa
yesterday Tor 3 east. Their sona
John and Daniel NJ, departed the day
before. Mr.. Arnold will stop of in