The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-09-28
PERSONAL AND PARTICULAR.

Many English ONE are given t,
cigarette-smoking.
s. J. Tilden wants the government
to let his income alone.
Ex-Minister Stoughton is practicins
law in New York city.
England boasts of going six month.
without a railroad accident.
New Jersey is getting up a reputa
ton as the great snipe state.
Cincinnati has a successful smoke
burner, and Chicago needs one.
After all, Mr.. Redpath is not much
missed. He left no debts behind.
Christine Nilsson is engaged to sing
in Madrid during the coming winter.
The general was absent from America
two years, four months and four days.
win our children wei ignobly speak
Of ''the buzzard dollar Of our daddies?r
Europe is pouring gold into this coun-
try in payment for American products.
One of the late William N. Hunts
two daughters is studying art in, Ger
many.
A tw~elve-horse team will soon be seen
yanking the Grant party over the hills to
the Yosemite.
Lord Augustus LOTUS opened the
Industrial exhibition at Sydney, Aus
~tralia, yesterday.
Full waists are the kind most admir-
ed by men, for their W wear. This
is what keeps u restaurants up.
The New Orleans Picayune remarks
that "the female smugglers have been
making quite a hustle in Detroit"
Mrs. Grant says that it has been a
dream Of her life to see the Yosemite
valley. She will see it next week.
Kentucky women kiss each other on
the depot platforms and at the car steps,
and obstruct and annoy the travelling
public.
The Detroit paper throws out a gentle
hint to medical students that Brigham
Young's grave is neglected and un-
guarded.
The president stopped in Kansas last
night, and the ex-president in San
Francisco. Where did the next presi-
dent stop?
General Robert Toombs, of Georgia,
is devoting his energies to writing out
his views upon the relations of railroads
to the state.
Some people sing with great earnest
ness the song, "Oh, to Be Nothing"
And many of them don't have to 20 far
to be it, either.
The London paper called T6,cn Talk
is responsible for the divorce report re-
garding Mrs. Langtry. The society
papers deny the report.
Senator Bruce, Of Mississippi, says
that he a see no good cause to regret
that he called his little ebony son "Ros-
coe Conkling Bruce"
Mormon converts of the female per-
suasion in Europe are dressing in male
attire as a e of being smuggled
around Secretary Evarts' proclamation
into Utah.
General Giants mother tells a report
er of the New York Graphic that ''son
Ulysses was just like the other children
when a boy, only a trife more serious.
perhaps"
In Southern Africa every female of
mature years carries . sharp-pointed
spear when she goes out walking. The
result is the best-behaved nation of
males on earth.
A new theorist has risen who argues
that man should do the most Of his
chewing with his stomach. The said
theorists scheme is to kill off the race
and have all the beef-steaks to himself.
Louis Kossuth, the eloquent Hung
arian patriot, whose tour to this coun-
try some twenty-five years ago is still
remembered by may who listened to
his eloquent ~utterances, is still living in
his beloved Hungary. He is rs years
| old.
Rev. William Alvin Bartlett has re-
sumed preaching at the Second Presby-
terrain church in indianapolis, after a
summer vacation at eastern health re-
sorts. His first sermon on returning
was entitled ga Basket of Summer
Fruit"
Rev. DR.. Talmage has shipped for
home from Queenstown. He went to
Europe to rest and recuperate, and has
lectured and preached only ninety-six
times during his three months stay, or
a little over one effort per day.
Uncle Daniel Drew gave his hun
dreds of thousands to establish a theo-
logical seminary, and though he had a
hard time at the close of life, he died in
the hope Of entering on a bett er exis-
tence up where the spires of the churches
are pointing.
When the political husband en- tiers
his home these days and begins to talk
in an incoherent way about boom"
"eating crow" etc, is 1t any wonder
his wife begins to think that he had
better be slowed in his little bed with
out delay?
Mrs. Laura D. Fair, who shot and
killed A. p. Crittenden In San Francis
co III 1870, and who was subsequently