The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-06-15
Rates of Advers,s,ns
PERSONAL AND PARTICULAR.

ly man of the chamber.
IA preacher down in Georgia is the
proud father of thirty-two children.
The rage for archery is increasing
the demand for glass eyes.
In the Afghan war the camels and
elephants are said to fight nobly.
Mr.. Beecher is declared to be rs
pathetic and consolatory in prayer as
ever.
Secretary Thompson is visiting his
son at the Annapolis naval acade my.
The mercury Is beginning to get up
early in the morning aud stay all day.
Mr.. Campbell, tile Duke of Argyll,
escaped the newspaper interyiewers in
New York.
The New York Herald accuses the
New England Yankees of calling it
"sody VOTER"
The Campbell clan are dancing the
horn-pipe before the Duke of Argyll in
Montreal.
|LLH s." AZ HH VIII.
Colonel Fair, the Bonanza man OF
| san Francisco, is going to the sand
wick Islands for his health.
Prince Bismarck has come up from
Varzin to Berlin to attend Emperor
Williams golden wedding.
The erection of a statue to Thomas
Paine, in st. Louis, is characterized by
Bishop Coke as '.hyena worship"
Mrs. Laura Fair, the California
murderess, has invented a baby car-
rage and sold the patent for S14, 600.
An association has been formed in
London to arrest drivers of vehicles
who act carelessly in the streets.
Lady Wordsworth, of London, Is un-
der criticism for having lately enter
tanned the Prince of Wales at dinner.
sherman, Conn. has a family which
is noted for the number of suicides il
has turned opt in the past ffteen years.
er, who left Il wife in America. Is said
to be very much in love with his pre-
sent one.
California is the paradise of female
blackmailers, only twelve having been
locked up in San Francisco within a
year.
General Garibadi believes that ninety
six out of every 100 Englishmen would
vote for Queen Victoria as head of the
English nation.
Miss Fanny Davenport denies the
newspaper report that she is going to
be married. But what does she know
about what is going to be?
Circus lemonade is manufactured
from the following recipe: One hogs
head water; the peel Of one lemon; two
pounds of alum.
A collection has been ordered to be
taken in all the churches under Bishop
Catigan, in New Jersey, to help Arch
bishop Purcell make up his deficiencies.
A man in Utica has been detected in
the act of translating "Pinafore" into
Welsh. Wghat! Mgr! WELL hrdgly
evjr.
For a quiet time fishermen are re-
commended by the Troy Press to go up
the Tomhannock to a spot where a
sign on q tree reads: mo fishing aloud
here.
"In the nineteenth century," says
Victor Hugo, ''the white man has made
the negro a man, and in the twentieth
century Europe will make Africa a
world"
Says the Buffalo Erpress: IAN ex-
change inquiries: Does hanging pre-
vent murder?n 1t certainly does. Who
ever heard of a man committing mur
der after he was hanged?"
In Upper Arragon, Spain, the masons
wet their mortar with wine, because it
is not so scarce as water. In u own
country people wet their whistles with
beer because whisky costs SO much.
The health of John G.. SAKE, the
humorous poet, is better now than for
three months. His trouble, sleepless-
ness and nervous dependency, is leav-
ing him. His age is SO years, and his
home is in Brooklyn.
Nj. George Bancroft, the historian,
| has been forced to leave Washington
| on account of the heat, and is at his
| cottage in Newport, where he is only
| able to write by sitting up in bed and
occasionally dicating to his secretary.
The Bishop of Saskatchewan, who
has been in London, has set out Oh his
return from England. His mission
has been a success, about $4,000 hav-
ing beer obtained for the endowment
of the bishopric in that in that faraway
point of the Northwest British terri
tory.
Paris has a new public executioner,
and Cham, the French car%icaturist, re-
presents a condemned man in his cell
awaiting the fatal summons. The new
headsman enters and says: my friend,
this will be my debut Eyes" ar
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