The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-06-17
PERSONAL AND PARTICULAR.

New Ork eSlden are nghtlng the
Sunday trains of the elevated railroad.
Rev. Stephen J.. Tying, Jr., of New
York, is again in the hands of his ply
sicians.
The German Count Won Moltke is
shortly to publish his "Recollections of
Spain"
Cardinal Newman Is unable to leave
Rome for England, his health being
~precarious.
Mrs. Lahgtry, the London beauty,
has run her carer and been dropped by
her former admirers.
Ed. s. who deprecated Jim Fish
has sold his interest in one of the Mon
tana mines for se5, 900.
CATER an enemy surrenders he is no
enemy of mine,'' said General Joe
Hooker, on Decoration Day.
A placard commonly seen on the
streets of Chicago these days is the
n bearing the cheering inscription,
"Laborers Wanted"
Robert Collyer goes east. Now, let
Professor Swing and DIR. Thomas be
called away, and Chicago will go Ash
Ing on Sundays.
A number of hackmen in New York
city have formed u coaching club, and
agree to wear green coats with brass
buttons and tall white hats.
General Tom Ewing, the democratic
candidate for governor of Ohio, is a
brother-in-law Of General Sherman, the
latter's wife being Toms sister.
Nothing but a hen can stand up and
lay simultaneously, but a Ia can come
pretty close to it; he can stand up and
lie.
Adelina Patti cannot sing in the mu-
nicipal department where her husband
lives in Paris, unless her husband con-
sents. The law has So decreed.
A Southerner says, Snow look yar!"
New Highlander says, Now yew,
sayl" A New Yorker chips it, Now
say!" A Hoosier puts it, Now loo
kee here!'' An Englisher gets it, 81
say, avn
Presiding-Elder Hill, of New Haven,
Conn.,, says that the first Methodist
sermon was preached there in 1876, and
that the preacher, Jesse Lee, was lodg-
ed and fed by David Beecher, grand
father of Henry Ward Beecher.
Among the goods offered for human
wear by a glass-spinner of Vienna are
glass NUTS, white and curly; glass hats
for ladies; glass feathers; glass wool,
not TO be distinguished from the genu-
inc; glass carpets, cuffs, collars, wells
and dresses.
The summer styles of close-cut hair,
according to the Norwich Bulletin, are
the "Modoc," ''Pine Apple" and
'Baby Nine" The first leaves one
scalp lock, the second has rather q rum.
appearance, while the third does
not leave one particular hair to tell the
tale.
The death of Garcia, the most fam
GUS Of French professional gamblers,
has been followed by the death of Bar.
on Bigi, INT of the most famous of am
ateur gamblers, that is If a man who
had never missed a night at cards from
the year 1880 to the year 1870 could be
called an amateur gambler.
A circular advocating a summer re-
sort calls attention to numerous cosy
seats in forked trees and elsewhere
some OF them just large enough for TWO
persons" We defy the production Of
an attention that can go ahead of that.
We shall pass the major part of the
summer there.
Fashion ''putsn for mascullnity: Put
on long black coat, black trousers and
white vest for dress parties, church
and other grave public occasions. Put
on dark business suit for ordinary busi-
ness days. Put on suit light-colored
garments with neck snugly dressed in
straight collar, light scarf, etc., low
shoes, straw hat and umbrella, for pic
mic days.
Says the San Francisco Post: "a
heroic young man jumped off the San
Rafael ferryboat about q month ago,
and resued from drowning the daughter
of one of our richest stock operators.
The next day the grateful father sent
for the hero and presented him with a
point on stocksl To-day the heroic
young man is walking around on his
uppers and sleeping oil benches in the
plaza. This is a true story"
During two days. session of the Mas
sachusetts supreme judicial court, late
ly, there were 10 less than t%hirty-four
applications for divorces from husbands
and wives. One striking feature of the
Massachusetts, cases was the compare
lively short period which the estranged
couples had lived together. This in
dicates that the petitioners had marri-
ed in haste, and that they had hardly
given, In some instances, matrimony a
fair trial. -NeW York Times.
pretty fashion ''puts:n Put on long
mltts of pale ecru tint with black,
white and ecru costumes. Put on sum-
mer bonnets of soft crowns and shirred
brims of white India muslin in the cot
.age shape. Put on bonnet strings
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