The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-04-12

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a nice snug deed and n comfortable
bank account? Therefore they primped
and curled. nrocticed winning smiles
and impatiently awaited their fate as
decreed by that blitbe vet tickle little
god Cpnid This deity seemed To
have let his stock run down about that
time, as the neighborhood was soon
convulsed by a shock of gossip equal
almost to an earthquake. Fast as the
lightning's dart Travelled the word that
these five buxom widows had married
whom? millionaries? Well, not
exactly, though it must be confessed
that owing to tile variety of climes
traversed by the grooms and the
countless resorts they had visited in
their peregrinations, they had at least
scented a million airs. The prooms
we're tramps. They came TO beg and
remained to w and give. They were
hungry, and they were fed: naked. and
they were clothed; outcasts and they
became lords of their mansions. And.
to their credit be it said, they inaugu-
rated such a system of hospitalitytoward
all tramps whatsoever that the NOV
ing race couldn't move out of town for
a month, so Frustrated we're they with
establishment.
Yes, five Westleld widows married
tramps. How many Massachusetts
women, widows and otherwise, have
initiated the example we are not in
formed. But we are interested in this
matter. Here is the solution of two
problems of the east-working off the
surplus women and dlsposing of the
tramps. How nicely the combination
is found. What a happy stroke. The
women need not leave the old Bay
State while tramps will carry their
double concentrated solution with tbem
vyha, tra,,n, aa, - r.. 60
81 W "eai oi.niS TACK
et, Oh course there VIII be a hegira
then that will make the exodus OF col
ored felix's from the sonth seem To be only
a sunday schoo, n;cn;. o,,ss 49,,
,,;lf 80 -,
whyo u.a.aahuaaua m -Nr",
in nonuIa,ion and ~ tha - ~
connles with utwo boor,s ,hat ~. -
ono Tho yest m,s, loot, Co. r.
man sn,n1v -
r-.sl
"here ioVe Deanis not kindly on the UNI
certain BE douin of the road.
But hold we fear that our .tbeorv
will 40 ReecI,ar satd % h;s - -.
ne DooA on Nv
iiicoi .hc NaAlreiie, DC KNOCKED nigh
er than u Kite" if some of the facts
stated below are spread broadcast
Naturally evervbodv wants 70 k,o,,,
how ,h;s
nnaiiiaee iesult-
ga. here are II rev statements of the
Springfield Republican:
One of these women has had no, ne,v
made husband put in iail for ahusing
herself and her mother and threateninS
their lives. His ~fayorite form of am,,se,
ment was to place the women FOLKS in
n chair side by side. and after nok mo a
loaded gun in their faces to fire II of at
n target Inst above their beaJs
Tla caso 90
"onien D lelau-
ca. III is so ineiiably ridiculous that
we give it in full. Love triumphed and
the 'affectionate connie, were Of co,rse
initial s,ronno, .han
A few davs ago Tho womon ,,,,uo,
with a badly bruised face and damaged
eyes, and her friends had her tramp
husband arrested for the assault. The
shiie va" tha m;r nos iudicIous ailair, lor
not only was the camsc Of her nrasont
disfgurements, but had soundly
thrashed her at least twice a week dur
LIZ n''a1 h.n hohesinoon, she declared
whipped her when he was mad hecanss
she wouldn't at first asking give him
money TO buy a horse and carriage.
ta1 niaii saiu tlat ne didh't THINK he
week. and that he 700 iovad hor daar I'll a
Upon this followed a yery dramatic
scene, the woman rushing into his arms
ana minglng her tears and kisses with
nn tha;s ~ poth hurry, iel
beg his mercy
Judge Lewis told them:
II want no such nonsense here,' -
aiiu illeu .ne ma % 90, winch the
my were seen ioVihgiy riulng towards
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