The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-09-27
PERSONAL AND PARTICULAR.

The French Marshal MacMahon
visiting Austria
Rutherford b. Hayes, Jr., is In tn
senior class at Cornell.
Horatio Seymour belonged to a Utic,
nre company In 1871.
President and Mrs. Hayes are to b
entertained at Indianapolis on Oct 1.
Sweden holds her Christine Nilsso,
again, and is coaxing her to stay there
The Okolona States man sold ON,
ticket and no more to his Freeport I'M.
lecture.
Emma Abbott and Tom Carl ar.
singing at the Grand Opera House in
New York.
A little fire in the parlor range these
evenings is not at all grating on the
feelings.
trincess Louise assisted in the Law.
ing OF the cornerstone OF the Toronto
home for Incurables last week.
Mrs. Sprague has her three youngest
cniidren with her at the old Chase
mansion in Edgewood, the Washington
suburb.
Inc man who gulps down the stones
while eating grapes, may calculate to
have a stone holding him down before
a great while.
Mexico hasn't had a revolution for a
month, but that isn't any sign you are
going to be permitted to forget there
is such a country.
Mr.. George w. Adams. recently ter
minated his connection with the New
York World, after twenty years. SER
vice as Washington correspondent.
President Grevy's home is kept in a
plain and comfortable way quite in con-
trast with the style of living maintain
ed by the French heads of government of
other years.
The true Madame Fechter. of Paris
wife OF the late actor, has brought suit
through Philadelphia counsel to test
the right Of Lizzie Price Fechter tn act
as his widow.
+. corsby, of Milford, N. H., recent
~ came near losing his eyesight by
opening a bottle of ammonia which has
been standing in the heat. He was
slghtless for q day.
Nine. Catacazy, the Russian lady 40
well known in other years at Washing
ton, is not dead, as reported six months
ago. but is alive to the highest degree
that is, living in Paris.
Touching personal from the Jackson
vnie Fla Onion: Sawyer, of the Sun.
doubled himself up like any old craw.
fish and gently slid back into the mud.
hole from which he emerged to utter
false charges against the T. p. & M. r.
r. management"
The female suffragists of Massacbu.
sets want a law to compel women to
register for voting, only 1000 out of
the 2OO, 900 eligible ones in the whole
state having come forward to exercise
the great prerogative at the coming
school election.
The New York World knows of a
successful evangelist who wildly Dor
trays the future abode of the suffering
lost as a hall in which an Astley-belt
walking-match is in progress, while at
n end is a platform from which G..
w. Smalley is lecturing on the life and
labors of Sara Bernhard.
A little girl in Ithaca described an
elephant as the thing that kicks up with
its nose.n
II every person would be half as good
as he excerpts his neighbor to be. what
a heaven this world would bel
A recent issue of the Inter Ocean con.
tains a leader on "Limburger Cheese.n
1t is needless to say that it is a strong
article.
Experience teaches many things--pro-
mlnent among which, to a man, is that
1t is safer to run your chances with a
Dalky mule than dictate to a woman on
wash day.
A Canadian girl carried a twenty
foot ladder n hundred yards, placed
1t against a burning house. climbed up.
and-well, she didn't put ont the fire.
She fell backward on a man and nearly
killed him.
Teacher to boy in Philadelphia school:
Can you tell me where the Apennines
areP'' Boy-"No: but 1 can tell you
where the Philadelphia mines are. The
Ath-" There, that will do,n inter-
rupted the teacher, and the youth sub.
sided.
In a Normally inn: A traveller
finds in his bill a charge of four francs
for biscuits, and calls the landlord.
"How is thisp -Four francs for biscuitsl
Why, you didn't give us any" every
true, sir;I will correct it." And the
corrected bill reads: biscuits, three
francs"
A man on Arbor Hill aimed a gun at
his little son IA beautiful creature with
golden hair to his waist), and playfully
threatened to shoot him. The gun
turned out to be unloaded. 1t win be
placed in the state library, as the only
weapon of the kind known to American
gunnery.