The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-09-03
PERSONAL AND PARTICULAR.

PERSONAL AND PARTICULAR.
hThat De Young bullet is still roam.
ing around in Kalloch's body.
Ben Butler has a larger law practice
than any man outside of New York
city.
A portraito of Mrs. Langtry in a shor
window in New York attracts crowds
Of the curious.
The London World says that Lord
Caledon and Lord Rodney, lieutenants
in the FIRST life guards, are about start
ing to America on a sporting tour.
A girl in Louisville, KY, has been
married twice to the same man and Sc
parated from him twice, and still she is
but 16. Isn't she living a little ''fast?''
Tilden's face is described as a COM
bination of force, cunning and cruelty.
In public it always wears a smirk.
Those who wish to curry favor with
Mr.. Tilden miscall it a smile.
Madame Grevy, the wife of the
French president, travels in the sim
plest manner. She takes great pains
to pass unpercsived, Notwithstanding
the trouble taken to do her a rather os-
tentatious homage.
Emmons Blaine, the second son Of
the senator, is on the stump in Maine,
ant is doing good work. He is a grad
uate of Harvard, Next week he will
speak to the French Canadians on the
upper st. Johns, in their own language.
Prince Bismarck will remain at Gas
tein until September, and then go to
his p%aternal estates at Varzin. The
general opinion is that his long holiday
is devoted to the preparation of a new
grand national policy, of which Russia
will be the first victim.
When a young man who has been
accounting comes into the house at mid
night, and tries to get into bed without
waking up the family, every star and
floor creaks like a rusty, swinging sign
in a gale; but a burglar can go all over
the same house as noiselessly as float
ing zephyr.
1t is now rumored that a marriage
has been arranged between the heir-ap-
parent to the grand duchy of Baden
and the Princes Beatrice of England.
The prince, who is just %, is a grand
son of Emperor William and a kinsman
OF the late Prince Imperial, whose
grand-aunt Stephanie married the
Grand Duke Charles Louis of Baden in
1906.
1t is stated that the proceedings and
report in the case Of General Fitz John
Porter have been published in three
large volumes, one Of which is entirely
devoted to maps of battle grounds. The
publication, as ordered by congress, is
intended to be a complete history of the
case for the information of congress in
the event of the matter coming up for
legislation.
Personally, Rev. Kalloch, of San
Francisco, is a stalwart representative
of the church militant, over six feet in
height, broad-shouldereI and very
muscular, with a big head, full, heavy
red beard and mustache, and the man.
ner of a thoroughly successful and self
reliant man of the world. Nobody
could talk with him half an hour with
out feeling that there wa a man born
to leadership of some sort, somewhere.
Mrs. Mary Gano Burnett, a Cincin-
natl lady, writing of her school-days
and of Lafayette's reception in that
western city, says: 81 was one of those
that walked in the Lafayette procession,
and we wore green sun-bohnets, instead
of calashes. They were all lined with
pink Grape inside, which gave us a very
rosy appearance. We also had broad
blue sashes, with Lafayette" on the
tips, and the same on the back of our
gloves and on our slippers"