The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-06-21


Boston talks of saving Old South
Church for the memories connected
with it. Detroit could have saved
several swamps for the same reason,
but she didn't. Old memories are
nothing compared to good wheeling.
Detroit Free Press.
'In Eastern lands" when the Gov
ernment wants to get rid ofa trouble
som subject, he is invited to dine
with the chief local official, and word
is sent to his family that "his dinner
didn't agree with him." after which
he passes into history.
1t is remarkable that st. Louis
paper should be SO frank. The Eve
ming Republican says: at is a goood
thing to go to church; still there are
men in st. Louis who would be more
benefited tomorrow by visit to a
swimming school than a church,"
You can buy cane fish-pole for
twenty-five cents, and catch just as
many fish with 1t as yon can with
jointed one that costs Sl8, but you
can't take 1t apart and slip it under
your coat when you go fishing Sun
days. Grand Rapids (Mich',) Times
The Centennial artist of the Lon
on illustrated News Is distinguishing
himself. In one picture of Phila-
delphia street, Indians in war paint
and carrying tomahawks figure pro-
minently in the crowd on the side
walks, and in his other efforts he has
been equally true to life. Philadel-
phia people think he is poking fun at
them and don't like it.
A large cheese factory near Buffalo
N. Y, has made two cheeses, one of
twelve tons and another fourteen tons
weight. They will be "built" on
platform cars, which will be run into
the factory for the purpose, and upon
which they will be kept during the
entire exhibition. They are
ten or twelve feet high, surrounded,
by iron hoops one inch thick, to keep
SHChh ttOiA OutotAnBs
Waileth the Courier-J on rnal: "The
rage for altering houses in Louisville
is likely to leave the city without
single large, old fashioned house to
represent the picturesque architecture
Of the past. The worst feature of the
changes is the abominable sameness
which characterizes them All the
houses begin to look so much alike
as to be uninteresting. The diabo-
lism of the small boy has made
the monotonous iron fence necessity
but there is no good reason for uuak-
ing every building the counterpart of
Its neighbor. Changes ought to be
going on all the time, but not every
where, and they should always be i'm
prov ements."
Three anglers who fshed on Pine
creek, near Rochester, N. Y, lately,
for trout, got good haul. and made
fire for dinner on bluff thirty feet
above pool and walled in by rocks.
The fire disturbed nest of rattle
snakes, the rattling of which was un-
heard amid the cracking of twigs.
The snakes were discovered just as
they were getting ready to bite some
one. when one man jumped into the
pool and swan to the opposit te shore
and the other two left the other way.
Abandoning rods, baskets, dinner
and creels, and hurried away to the
nearest hotel, and would not venture
back.
It Is said that Hindoo weaver has
invented "a sort Of loom by which he
can sew coats and pantaloons, and all
other dresses whatever" and the pro-
cess by which this is done is thu. de-
scribed by a.person who has PERSONAL
ly inspected the invention. "At first
he cuts the cloth into shapes and puts
these into his loom; and they come
out well sewed, and the seams are
quite unperceivable, unless we touch
them with our hands; and they are
like thick threads. The clothes are
sooner and better sewed than by the
sewing machines"
All the tired young men will now
be for freeing the women. Susan B.
Anthony. in her last speech, spoke
substantially as follows; "She thought
that.when the new dispensation would
come, a women could WOO a man and
relieve him of the trouble OF asking
q certaiu question. Then woman
possessed of wealth and having a
beautiful home and surroundings
might be loved by modest, poor
young man, with u too high sense Of
honor to beseech her to share his pow
erty, and she could say, 'Will you?'
ETC.. and relieve him Of superfuous
entreaty, and give him a good home
! at the same time.