Cheyenne transporter. [volume] (Darlington, Indian Terr.) 1879-1886, 1884-05-10
PASSING EVENTS.


Caroline county, Maryland.
San Antonio, Tex, has goat herd
which promises to supply that city
with milk.
The spring exodus from this country
to Europe will be of the usual dimen-
sions, SO the New York agents of the
steamship lines report.
The reward of $4,000 offered by
Arizona for the first flowing artesian
well in the territory has been awarded
to G.. l.. Whitney. of Pinal county.
An old dfck-shooter calculates that
broad bills fly at the rate OF from 30 to
| 40 miles an hour, and other varieties
| from ID or 30 to so and 100 miles per
hour.
Bostonans are arriving home, not
only from the south, but from Califor-
MIA, the latter tourists complaining of
delays from waShOuts on the western
roads.
While her arms were in the suds,
the other day, a Rockland, Me-, wash
erwoman received the welcome news
/ thai she had inherited fortune of
about $1,000
An agent of one of the ocean steam
ship companies predicts that steerage
passengers will be able to cross the
Atlantic for so or $l2 before another
year passes
The window mirrors which are re-
garded with such horror in New York
and Philadelphia are in general use in
the cities of Holland, and to some eX-
tent in Belgium.
Preparations are being made to put
on line of ocean steamers between
Victoria, b. c., and China and Japan
upon the completion of the Canadian
Pacific railway.
The latest novelty in dentistry is
teeth-shapening, or denticulation, rs
it is called. BY means of a liquid APP
plication the teeth are softened and
pressed into desirable shape.
Four men have actually been fined
S25 each for killing deer out of season
in northern New Hampshire. There
seems to he an intention at last to
make the state game laws of some
| effect.
A eve of Mr.. G. II. Wooters, near
COrdova, Talbot county. Md, gave
birth to lamb with eight logs. one
head and two bodies. 1t WAS well de-
NtIoptN du'i JOlhCb w VS5NAHNi
in the back.
/ 1t is estimated that. in Mississippi,
: between Memphis and Vicksburg,
a more than one thousand head of work
: stock have perished in the last week
from the bites of buffalo gnats. The
+ loss has been equally heavy in Louisi-
4 ana.
The bridal veil originated in the Gus
o tom of performing the nuptial cerc-
/: mony under a square piece of cloth,
k held over the bridegroom and the
l. bride, to conceal the bushes of the lat
V ter. At the marriage of Il widow it
l. was dispensed with.
10 Among the POO samples of mustard
analvzed by the chemists of the New
York sanitary bureau, some were found
to contain flour cOlored with naphthal
yellow This latter substance is not
)t merely poisonous, but explosive. There
is no telling what direful results may
l. come from adulterations of this kind
y There is great Indignation in Sono
ma, Cal, over the tax on fruit tree
u and vines rs improvements, and The
: assessors action in fixing the tax n
;" 800 per acre has intensified the feel
7 inc. a committee of six was appoint
= ed at Healdsburg the other day tC
~ memoriaiize the legislature ON the sub
80 iect.
A japanese waiter at Ogden, Utah
,o got into dispute with the proprietres
if of Il restaurant Saturday night anC
shot her with a pistol four times.
- mob collected, and breaking open tn
doors of the iail where thp JaDanps