The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-06-13
MISCELLANEOUS.

The effort to rescue the butcher-boy
Tichborne claimant from that English
prison is being kept up with persisten-
cy.
The Evanston (Il.) Northwestern
University students are about to en-
swaddle their bodies and heads in the
Oxford style of gown and cap.
You cannot always tell in a popular
Government whether it is the men or
the machinery that win the day. Sec
rotary William NJ. Evarts.
81 hope the day will soon come when
we shall know no North, no South, but
be a united and happy people" says the
ex-Confederate General N. B. Forrest.
Three Sioux Indians have recently
been confirmed by Bishop Whipple.
New York Commercial Advertiser. All
the Indians we everknew We're confirm
ed-confrmed cheats.
The Aldermen of the various cities
are again discussing the question of
whether Young America shall be per-
mitted to burn up money, houses and
people on the Fourth of July.
When Brigham Young heard that
Frank Leslie was coming he locked up
all his old sermon for fear they would
be stolen and Used us original stories in
Fra nk's Weekly.
A Muskegon Mich spiritualist had
a revelation that n pile of gold vas bur-
led in n vacant lot, and has dug into
the lot a good ways toward China, with
the assistance of a posse of hired men,
but finds no gold yet.
William Cullen Bryant argues in his
New York Post that there is no excuse
for shortening the word programme to
program" and just q little for short
ening diagramme to diagram and
monogramme to monogram
A small Democratic club in New
York has decided to give Hendricks Il
dinner before he starts for Europe, and
we are glad. He hasn't anything for a
long time, and needs a little to keep
him up, and give him something to be
sea-Slck wei.
General John G. Fremont appears
once more in n battle array. This time
he is fighting old Brigham Young,
whom he accuses of lying, when he re-
Gently reported that the Pathfinder in
1S43 described Salt Lake to the Govern
ment rs n fresh water body.
The daily acquisitions upon the Third
iOoNllldolCI 'Olltiai "
stamps and stamped envelopes, lately,
show a steady increase, which must in
dictate either Il marked revival of bust
ness throughout the country or more
activity in dunning letters.
An u~nfeeling Brooklyn man destroy
ed the appetites of the members of his
family by shooting himself while they
were at breakfast. The party was Mr..
l.pnrna ITh1ar n rattra1 ronrahanf Of
means, and appointment member of DR..
Scudder's church.
There is a prospect that Charles
Francis Adams will be the Demo-
cratic nominee for Governor of Massa-
chuseets this Fall. He who is not for
the Republican party is against it, and
the man who is on the other fence
should be counted on the other side.
The stately elms of the ELM City,"
New Haven, Conn.,, are falling victims
TO b rapacious canker-worm, and the
Yale student will o have no place to
stroll, except in the shadows of the cliffs
along the bay, and by that river of i'm
pronouncable name.
Will Carleton is sorry he offended the
colored people of Washington by allud-
ing to them as '.jet jewelry," and will
tIy W I~cCOLupeUSe Tue OUeDCe Dy VIII
ing another poem, in which he will call
them ''the pure white pearls from the
hollow shell of society"
There are now two Tom Osbornes who
are United States Ministers in South
America-ex-Governor Osborne, of
Kansas, having received his commission
to the Gillian mission, and General
Osborne of Chicago being the head of
the American mission in the Argentine
Republic.
When a newspaper has attained to a
certain altitude in ''independencen it
car print a malicious statement and
credit it indefinitely to a Western
paper.n 1t answers its purpose, and in
the Independent newspapers estimation,
avoids responsibility. New York
"Allah be praised!" shout the
Turks, when they hear that IA, 900 Rus
slams have been slain, and, "Thanks-
giving to the Most Hight, sing out the
Russians when they learn that another
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