The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-06-24
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MOSC miners WOTk III vein.
Utah's redemption is at land.
Gambetta is losing his popularity in
Paris.
Baron Rothschild's will disposes Of
s13, 5oO, 900.
Mr.. Sankey, singing pilgrim No. 2, is
in London,
James Hull, a Hartford colored man,
has fallen heir to $4,000.
Secretary Thompson has passed his
10th year within a few days.
Cincinnati sold ten million glasses o.
beer during the sangerfest.
Garibaldi has accepted the presi,
ency of the Phil Hellenic committee.
Mrs. Ann Eliza Young feels that
she has not warred ON polygamy in
vain.
Colonel Thomas Scott, the railway
magnate, is on his way home from
Europe.
"a iiSill-lltdip Cu IVY VIII oilth hhAnS
a heavy-hearted mother.
New York has the promise of her
Cleopatra's needle and feels as as big as
London.
Hester jefferson, colored, born at
Richmond in 1862, has died in st. Louis
this week.
Says Rev. w. H. II. Murray: ''Hea-
ven is not populated with singing
thieves or palmbearing bankrupts."
Hard to squeeze into: A press as
ISOLATION.
The exodus of tourists to Europe is
large, but not enough to necessitate
alarm.
Secretary of the Navy Thompson
will make a visit to his home in In
diana next month,
For pay, we would try to think of
some plan whereby New York might
get rid of her detectives.
The recent flower show of the Eng
lish royal horticultural society was rem
dered brilliant by the light.
Geneva will hold, in 1881, an Inter
national Exhibition exclusively confin-
ed to watches, iewelry, snuff boxes, and
musical boxes.
The pretender to the Serbian throne,
Prince Karageorgevich, is in Belgrade.
The government is taking precaution-
AIRY measures against him.
The Crown Prince of Sweden and
Norway, the descendant of %Bernadotte,
is reported to be a suitor for the hand
of the German Emperor's grand father,
Princess Nictora of Baden,
David Davis and Alexander Stephens
will hummer in Illinois. The contrast
in the size of these two statesmen will
prove an unsurpassed attraction, which
is respectfully commended to tourists.
The rising lady pianist of Iowa, Miss
Neatly Stevens, has left her home and
circle in Coucil Bluffs, accompanied by
her mother, for a trip to Europe where
she will continue her studies under Won
Bulow, the great German musician.
Senior Emilio CASTELAR, has asked per-
mission to postpone his lectures on
Spanish literature at the Taylor .Ins-
titution, Oxford, till next term. He is
out of health, and cannot leave his post
in the Spanish cortes at a time when
the question of slavery in Cuba has to
be settled.
The faithful will have further OPP
portunity to help a poor bishop out of
financial troubles. Bishop Fabre, of
has become deeply involved in debt,
and must have 5000, 900 Immediately to
square mp with pressing creditors.
Bishop Fabre has been only two years
getting into this serious trust, he being
at the head of church affairs in Mon
treal only that length of time.
Fair and pretty fashion ''puts:" Put
on large hats of Milan straw or Leg
horn for summer ear Put on new
dress of handsome material called ''gaze
de lame" Put on fichu, formed of
silk braid, Melted in large meshes and
finished with very deep fluffy fringe.
Put over your head q parasol in light
shade of satin with deep soutache EN-
broideries in the favorite wood colors.
Tweed maid 81 1S0 on a l%ife-insur-