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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-11-18
A Serious Disadvantage.

The discovery has been made in
Wyoming, says an exchange, that the
act of voting by the females of the
Territory prevents any concealment Of
their age. The young men keep an ac-
curate account of the single female
voters, and, allowing that they are just
at the legal age to cast a ballot, merci-
lessly set down the years as they pass,
and compute the ages Of the spinsters
accordingly. 1t is impossible for a
Wyoming woman to be always 81, or
even to take shelter under an ''uncer-
tain age.n The boys knew better.
This is one Of the disadvantages Of
assuming political responsibilities. OF
course, there are women who have his
tories full Of good works, who do not
care whether their ages are known or
not, but the majority of unmarried
women and widows, and even the mar
ried, are careful not to divulge the
secret. 1t is natural to wish to be
thought young, or there would not be
such lavish use of cosmetics and false
hair to conceal the ravages of time, and
it is especially desirable not to be
thought beyond the manageable age.
But with female suffrage all that must
have AN end. Ages Of women will be
reckoned by the records of the list of
yoters
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-11-18
WALKING Girls Of Nevada.

While perusing a little volume OH
waltzing, lately published in San Fran
cisco, the different styles of waltzing
INDUCED by our Western girls were
vividiy called to mind. There are
walters and walters. With some it is
y natural and graceful m~ovement-in
fact, the very poetry of motion. An
Austin girls waltzing is easy. graceful
and ''melodious." If she is from Carlin
she throws her hair back, jumps up and
cracks her heels together, carries off her
astonished partner as though a Washoe
zephyr had struck him and knocks over
an obstacles in her mad career. 4
Tuscarora girl crooks her body in the
middle like a door hinge, takes her
pard by the shoulder, and makes him
miserable in trying to hop round her
No. 8 shoes. A Carson girl will nov
and then work in n touch of the double
shuttle, or a bit of pigeon-wing. A
Winnemucca girl-yum, yum!-creeps
closely and timidly up to her partner,
Us if she would like to get into his vest
pocket, and melts away with ecstacy as
the strains of the ''Blue Danube"
sweep through the hall. An Elko girl
is q natural walter, and does it with
an abandonthat is charming. A Virginia
City girl throws both her arms around
his neck, rolls up her eyes, and as she
floats away is heard to murmur, "Oh,
hug me, Johnln
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-11-18
The Russian and the Turk .

Since the defeat of Ghazi Mukhtar
Pasha at Deve-Boyun and his enforced
retirement into Erzeroum, no event of
magnitude has taken place in Armenia.
Kars is invested by the Russians; Ba-
toum, on the extreme eastern coast of
the Black Sea is threatened by the in
yaders, but their operations are directed
principally against Erzeroum, the Rus
sian commander evidently believing
that with its downfall the hope of the
Ottoman in Armenia is crushed.
In Bulgaria, the coils of the Russian
anaconda are slowly but surely tighten
ing around the doomed city of Plevna
and the army Of Osman Pasha. The
Turks r making herculean efforts to
relieve the city, but since the partial
uccor afforded some time ago, they
have not succeeded, the superior forces
Of the Russians environing the place
frustrating all their efforts. Heavy
fighting is reported to have been going
ON about Plevna, during the past two
days, but no particulars are given, al
thought the result is declared to have
been favorable to the Turks. All is
comparatively quiet with the other
armies in Bulgaria, and nothing OF
moment comes to the surface.
The most important information the
cable gives us to-day is the announce.
ment that Servia has finally determined
to participate in the war, ranging her
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-11-18
No More Sleepless Nights.

The last method we have heard of for
curing ase Of pure sleeplessness, when
unaccompanied by pain or disease, is
the following: Get out Of bed andtake
a linen bandage, although a large hand
kerchief neatly folded longwise will do
as well, perhaps better. Dip one-half
of the handkerchief into water; pass
the wet portion round the wrist; over
this lay the dry half, and tuck in the
end 30 as to make all secure. Lie down
again. The wet bandage will be found
to exercise q most soothing influence on
the pulse; this will soon extend over all
the v system, and calm refreshing
sleep will be the result. Lansing Repub-
lican.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-11-18
GLEANINGS.

The Richmond VA Enquirer says:
1.-THE increase in our State military
force will be the best guarantee to the
capitalist and the immigrant that he
will be protected from discord, and
that the majesty of the law will be
maintained"
Two horses belonging to Mr.. 5. T..
Fusselman, of st. Margarita, were sim
gularly handled by lightning the other
day. The hair was completely scorch-
ed off the head of one and partlyon the
other, yet they are now browsing
around as usual. Corpus Christi (Tex.)
Free Press.
Four Harvard College students were
fined go and costs in the police court
at Cambridge, Mass, one day last week
for malicious mischief. The young
gentlemen had been amusing themselves
under cover of night, by pulling down
signs, o%verturning BARRIERS poles, carry
ing of gates, etc.
There are queer hooks and corners
yet left in Old England. \ visitor to
u country parson tells how, when he
accompanied him lately to take the duty
in u remote parish, the sexton said:
"Perhaps YOU reverence won't mind
preaching from the chancel, for we've
got II duck sittin' in the pulpit"
Governor Irwin, of California, had
an application from Il woman for an
appointment as IL notary public. He
appealed to the Attorney General OF
the State, and that official relieved his
mind by saying that under the code
only an elector having the right to vote
is qualified to hold office.
Everybody has asked the question,
"Why are tile Egyptian obelisks called
needless" 1t Is stated in explanation
that meselleh is the Arabic word for
needle, AS well rs for obelisk, and that
the Arabs have from time immemorial
called the peculiar structures ''Pha-
roah's needles" meaning Pharoah's
obelisks.
The beatiiication of Joan of Arc,
which has been for some time applied
for by Bishop Dupanloup, of Orlans,
has been refused at the Vatican. The
Committee on Ritual could not discover
in the merits or deeds of Joan sufficient
motive for Identifying her, and, more
over, had no documentary proofs of her
chastity.
Nothing can exceed the endurance
displayed by the Turkish soldiery.
There is what seems q preposterous
rule, according to which a Turkish
soldiers limb cannot lie removed by n
surgeon without the sanction of the au-
thorities at Constantinople, whose de-
Gisions are oftimes delayed for weeks,
and the poor fellows will lie day after
day in agony, awaiting their fate with
out a murmur.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-11-18
The Foe OF Pam,

The friend of suffering humanity-the
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self upder the banner Of the Muscovite.

self under the banner of the Mnscovite.
SerSia has, almost from the outbreak
Of hostilities, been DESTROYS of entering
the field, but p%rudently ''straddled the
fence" until the events of the cam
paign should, in a measure, decide the
defeat or success of the Russian armies.
II was not long ago that Prince Milan
declared he was anxious to maintain
peaceful relations with the Porte, but
circumstances =" coupled with Russian
gold, have changed his mind, and soon
Turkey will have another foe to deal
with whose powers in her present state
are not to be disposed. Montenegro,
too, is worrying the ''sick man. on his
western border, singing him AS with
sharp ~nettles, and, altogether, the out
look of the Osmanli ut this moment is
not of the most encouraging descrip-
ton.
Nearly 10000 Russian soldiers are
officially stated to have been put hors
du combat since the beginning of the
war; the Turkish loss during the same
time is estimated Mt 100000. The in
creased mortality among the Moslems
is attributed to the wretched condition
of the medical department; the INSULT
cheney Of the commissariat; the aversion
of the soldiers to the anputating knife
Of the surgeon, and a meagerness of
pay which prevents the purchase of
little delicacics so beneficial to the
aicE
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THE New York State election, ac-
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