Cheyenne transporter. [volume] (Darlington, Indian Terr.) 1879-1886, 1885-08-15
PASSING EVENTS

caught in the Hudson river at Troy.
Hay is selling for $40 a ton IN New
Jersey, figure heretofore unknown.
There are more than twenty-five
hundred women doctors in the United
States.
A train moving Mt thrty-ive miles
miles an hour clears fifty feet in one
second.
A calf was born near Redding,
Shasta county, Ca!., recently, that had
only two legs.
A large drove of wild dogs is one OF
! the features of the mountains near
Altoona, Pa.
The princess of Wales is said to be
nearly bald, and the royal wardrobe
contains fifty wigs. lra
There is great run OF bridal cou-
Piles at the Virginia White Sulphur
springs this season.
Two per cent of the voting popula-
ton of Bell county, Kentucky, is
charged with murder.
1t is reported that Texas town
paid revivalist $3.50 each for con-
verting 400 residents.
A Gwinnet county Georgian boasts
1 ~
lated sugar at one sitting.
Time works wonders" said young
man of 27 when he returned home and
found his elder sister only 1S.
A boy has become domented from
indulging in too long a sea bath at
Oceanside, San Diego county, Cal.
Fourteen of seventeen pupils of
class in a school at Bronson, Fla, re-
joice in the euphonious name of Smith.
The value of one vote was shown at
recent election in McDuflie county,
Georgia, when law was passed by
exactly that majority.
A Columbia river salmon, sent as 4
present to Queen Victoria, went
through from Portland Oregon, to
London III nrteen days, and reached
Windsor castle in good condition.
In prohibition towns i'm New Eng
land the discouraged but ingenious
topers have resorted to essence of pep
permint, which, being in a solution of
alcohol, is diluted down to drin kable
point. The drunkenness produced is
intense and lasting
An Indiana man who found his
sweetheart SO well guarded at the pa
ternal mansion rs to make an elOpe-
ment impossible married another girl
just to turn away suspicion from him.
self, and in a week deserted her and
ran away with the girl OF his choice.
BY falling from wagon China
, man in California, whose life was in
sured for large amount, was serl-
Ouslv hurt. There was some doubt as
to his ever getting better, and at
length one Of his friends wrote to the
insurance company: Charley half
| dead; likec half money"
: The most romantic commencement
, story from Yale college this year is
= one of southener who left college to
enter the confederate army, and was
, thrown over bv his lady-love in conse-
, quence. He returned to New Haven
| this year, found the love of his youth
still true, and there will be a wedding
3 at Christmas.
: Nicholas Churchill, in Newfound-
, land, a century ago, by fishing and
profitable investments amassed for
4 tune of $4,000, 900, which eventually
= reverted to Miss Elizabeth Churchill,
0 who died recently at the age of 104.
o Remote relatives in New York, Boston,
o and Brooklyn are taking steps to get
d slices of the estate.
Emma Longs father, in Webster,
. n. c., is register of deeds, and left II
= lot of marriage certificates, all signed,
i in her care, to fill out if anyone want
5 ed one in his absence. So when Os-
. car B. Coward came along and want
. ed to marry the handsomest l4-year-
y old girl in the county she inserted her