The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-07-20
PERSONAL AND PARTICULAR.

All collars are turn-downs this wealth
err.
Velocipede tournaments are common
in Augusta, Ga.
Fresh air for ascent: That on the top
of the mountains.
Colonel Bob Ingersol has sold his $685.
300 residence at Peoria, Ills.
Ex-Secretary Hamilton Fish is a
great patron of sculpture.
Some people enjoy most their vaca-
tions; others, their vocations.
Professor Peters, of Clinton, n. Y.
has discovered a new planet.
Senator Burnside has just lost a
sister by death, in indianapolis.
Seven eclipses are promised by the
almanac makers for next year.
Edison has thus far expended s45,-
900 in experimenting with the electric
light.
The temperance apostle, Murphy, is
dabbfing a little in California mining
stocks.
1t is suggested that all the Pima
fore" choruses join the navy, recruits
being now in demand.
Ali the sharks which have arrived at
seaside resorts thus far this season
have come by land.
James Gordon Bennett has present.
ed his little nephew, Master Isaac Bell,
Jr,-aged 2 weeks-with $780, DOC.
Mime Christine Nilsson-Rouzaud and
her husband live very quietly in Lon
don, and seem to love each other.
Mr.. Horace L. Heaton of Columbus,
O., who is only 25 years of age, has an
income of $50, 900 a year from his pat
ents.
The citizens of Leadville recently
went on a raving spree over the an
nouncement that its first native born
white baby had cut a tooth.
Peaceful Cinnamon In New York
leave their laundry work and take to
their heels when they see u club armed
policeman approaching.
The Edison of England is Mr.. Henry
Bessemer, who has taken out 100 pat
ents, and has grown rich out of one-a
process for making steel.
1t is pleasant..to think that much of
the tobacco which is chewed or smoked
this year was last year. stored In the
yellow-fever districts of the south.
Mrs. Elizabeth Collins, widow Of
Brigadier General James A. Collins, a
Mexican war veteran, died in Sacrament
to, CAL, on the 18th, aged 90 years:
The English in South Africa are run
ming up a wal debt rising into the ten
millions, while the accounts Of the
Zulus are kept on a two-foot notched
strick.
Senator Gordon, of Georgia, is a
member of a Presbyterian'church near
Atlanta, and lately partook Of COM
munion alongside of a good old sister
of African extraction.
If Senator David, Davis should be
taken with an ague ct, this country
would experience such an earthquake
as it never dreamed of. As it is. free
cargoes of q%uinine may avert the cal
amity.
The wearers Of the orange aud the
| wearers of the green are shown by re-
ports from Ireland this year to have al
most given up the practice killing each
| other on the formers celebration day
July u.
"Now,for a summer campaign" re-
marked a newcomer as he stepped from
| the cars at a Wisconsin summer resort.
YES" replieda companion, drawing q
suspicious looking flask bottle from his
pocket and pointing its nozzle to his
mouth, "Now for u summer cham.
pagne."
Georgia has a Hicks-Lord case in the
marriage of DR.. James 8. Sims, a mar
of rs, worth some s25, 900, to Mrs
Adkins, a widow of 40, worth SIS, 900
Relatives tried to prevent the marriag'
and the DOCTORS son, Mississippi
] lieutenant governor, got his father de