Parks, which was to have taken place
on Thursday, the 6th instant. Mr.
Smith, Mrs. F. E. Warren, who is his
sister, and Mrs. Matthew Smith, his
mother, started from Cheyenne on tbe
10th of January for Springfield, Mass.,
where the marriage ceremony was to
have been |>erformed. At Huntington,
Mass., however, Mr. Smith was taken
sick, and his ailment developed into
typhoid-pneumonia. Here he lay for
some time, his mother being one of his
attendants. The wedding cards were
recalled, as his illness at the time ap
pointed for the marriage was severe.
But in time he began to mend, and his
recovery at last accounts was regarded
as certain.
A Meath.
Yesterday F. E. Warren received a
dispatch from Mrs. Warren announcing
the death of her mother, Mrs. Smith,
from the same malady from which her
son had suffered. Mrs. Smith baa
lived in Cheyenne a considerable time,
and was well known in society. She
was an attendant at the Baptist church.
The peculiarly sad circumstances of the
case have called forth general sympathy
and sorrow.
STOCK NO FKW.
Ciood, Had and Indifferent.
The Rawlins Journal says: The
losses in stock were comparatively light
on all ranges so far heard from in this
county. From other portions of the
territory the reports are very flattering.
Sheep men in Merced county, Colo
rado, anticipate an average loss ot
twenty per cent, of lambs by coyotes
this season. During the past two
years these pests have increased in
number.
From Marblehead, Mass., Mr. George
F. Young, of the American house,
writes that he was cured of a severe
sore throat by the application of Bt.
Jacobs oil, and nothing else.
