The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-06-07

y pioson
tJem.o 49, S~"-o, aDe gen
great rsad,,a nnh,,a '. ~ ZINC
y,t noos;hIn - oy'
converoant WITH ho.n
evan ,ha ~. nay. no'
sonal annearanca IT, - PEI
| the nortra;t vh;oh -. ~
| be at once new .na .oao.s.s,s -
| the penera, reader nil ~ ;ss,,"s"
repardits nublication as
at this peculiar mo,nan.
We saw. this necul;ar uomo..
| the contest wh;ch - - ..I.-I
| at Albanv ba. ;nvost"s s;N
new interest inasmnoh ~ =. :
| some. hat the fate of .fas.r. Ce~,r,e'
and Platt rasts 81 ~ 49,
his hands. and hv o,hars a..
self NAV possiblv he a,aotas sIHn,
| the vacant senatorsh;ns us..
going To erpress a5y dso;a.s aaN"
upon these noints. a,thonsh ~
we'll conce,va how ,ra.,
could be bronpht IN baar hv h;m ~ ~
fate of these two -sx-sanato.s asao,s."
| feel vary daen,v ;ntora..os -
that. too without
| self in anv sneciac mannar uaEnn--
would It be n ernrass ~ -
without words-,ftor A. ~as.N ~
some of Tho Monao,s..s,.,s "
pleasant smile or . sl;oh, tn,st;nso
the evebrows. ! w.rm s,,ana 49,
hand or n formal how wo,,a ;ss.".o
how tho mercury stooa ~ tha 49,
inst as clearly az n ha hod -
with his index 6naer 70 $50.
heat or t,vertv ha,ou d..
after all. with this tba oonar., nnn,;o
would have noth;n, vhatsuou ~. ~
the interestino litt,a 49,; ma.,s
be understood univ hv .noh .ssam,n,n
men. etc. as MIGHT bsnnon 20 ha 49,,
ested in the nass;no 81 son,a tr;a;nn
approximation hin that haa NOT 80, &c
ceived his exc~ellencv,s s;gno,rra .na
which. through some inadvert,noa On
his mart. might noss;h,v- hove 80 II.
oyer until the next session 80 ths ho,sa
But as these are mere snrm,.es ~ orr
part. and as tbere NAV rot no tha
slightest foundation for tbam mo shau
hasten tn saw somatb;no n,oro .nn..;.o
to the subject NJ opr nortr.,t
Alonzo r Cornell, WAS horn 4, 1,,o..
Tompkips countv " Ian 90 1920
He was the son Of Ezra Corre,l who
was one of the orioinators Of our - a.
teleprapbic svstem ana tho founder 90
Cornell urivaroitu Az. th.o..ae as
teen. and after having rece;ved . mo.t
excellent education Mt the Ithaca acad.
emy. he was. through the narrovness
Of the ~pecuniary circumstance Of Tho
family. compelled to ass;st NTH HI.
own hands. in bniIdino a teIeor,nh linz
along the Erie railway , worr rrdor-
taken by his father and ona of tha fret
long lines constructed in this y
On its completion he entered Tho car.
vice of the telegram comnanv and
soon became az nro efficient an onar,,or
and 40 noted for his -execpt;vo ah;,;t;o.
that in 3 he was npt in cbaroo Of
the Office at Cleveland when the line
was extended through Ohio Tn that
position he had cbaroe of the waetern
lines of the and of the oro.n.
ization of new ones. all of which were
ultimately consolidated into the West
ern Union companv-a comnanv for
which he was. from 1855 to 1873 man.
ager of the principal a,c in New
Yerk.
In 1s6a-s3 he was owner ~ n b,a of
ste.mor. an C.rnao IL. -
afterwar,s no H. f.thar "a ~a
others orran,,od 80 ~ n..~"%
bant ~ Ith.oa =, nS;,,, ~
lar rnti, geo wh.n ~ ua~.s =.
Nov VII Ioeo noN
lican candidate Tor I-;s,,tsnant novarnor
bnt b;s ticket MO. dsfo.taa p,.s;aont
Grant onro;ntod hin - ~ .nw.ara.
chin 80 ~ nort !, NJ 49, -,
position ba hold mt, 1s7, m.on w.
Fastened on h.;na a,ao.os
the assemblv from 10 yr.h .a.o~,a
district Of tho c;tv ~ u,h;oh 49,
he bec,me sno.ror e. 1o7, 49,.
conc,usion Of he .arv;..a ns..aSSn
man he AGAIN entersd into h-ms;nas.
relations With tho wa.tora n,,sS.o,a
graph company, and became its vice