The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-08-19
PERSONAL AND PARTICULAR.

PERSONAL AND PARTICULAR.
Butler and his yacht are working
slowly towards home.
The pope's health is suffering from
too much confinement.
Nobody is afraid of a yellow jacket
when it has a girl in it.
Dennis Kearney sent 800 to the
striking spinners at Fall River.
1t is one of most difficult feats imag-
Unable for a bee to hold its stung.
An effort is being made by MISSISSIPPI
pi men to stop the negro exodus from
that state.
If you want to curtail house rubbish
afix your old tomato cans to the drap-
cry of a CANNES hide.
Twas the apples of Eden that caused
all creatures to die, and the pairs of
ark that allowed them to live.
We cannot help wondering whether
Blaine secretly chuckled over the down
fall of his whilom foe ahd present polit-
ical rival.
Rev. Newman Halls divorced wife
was, plainly speaking, of so ugly a dis.
position that he has beer unable to live
with her for years.
No." said Paperwate, explaining:
mo, l wasn't really mad when the old
man drove me from the house, hut 1
must say l felt put OUT
"Kindness is the golden chain by
which society is bound together"
That's a very pretty saying, but the
chain happens to be only triple gilt, and
poorly done besides.
Another Fall River treasurer has
fallen. His nan is Walter Paine. he
is between 80 and 60 years old, and he
has swindled the American Linen mills
to the tune of S175 900.
An insurance agent is a good deal of
a bore, but he isn't a gimlet to the man
who is sure that your mother and his
father were grandmothers to each other
or some such relationship.
NJ. Meissonnier commenced a port
trait of the Prince imperial some years
ago, but, owing to the events of 1870,
never finished it. He has now deter
mined to finish it and send it to the
empress.
unnnfr a1arG IA, IIpIuA1-a annHt o;.
hours in a refrigerator the other day,
having been imprisoned by mistake.
He felt on coming out as though he had
just been entertained at a fashionable
church sociable.
At a party on Nelson street the other
evening, when a bilious man suddenly
observed to a young lady on his right,
81 don't think they make pills as large
as they used to-" After that the con-
versation went out again.
Roscoe Conkling is not alone in his
prevailing tastes. 1t is said that Count
%Schouvaoff remarked recently to Lord
B~eaconsffeld: Confess, my lord, that
there are only two things worth living
for-politics and pretty women
DR.. Arthur Sullivan, the composer of
"Pinafore," is at present the guest of
Prince M~etternich, of Austria. The
Doctors medical adviser e~njoins
rest on his part. His contemplated
visit to America is indefinitely postpon-
ed.
A lady who lays some claims to hav-
ing studied human nature in its mascu-
line development, says that the man
who is of a sufficiently calculating mind
to ask his sweetheart before marriage
how many yards it takes for n silk dress,
will snort terror into her soul after
marriage if she asks him for a ~sixpenny
calico.
The handsome villa at Narragansett
Pier, r. l., occupied by ex-senator
Sprague, was built when he was the
leading halloween of his section. The
house cost a mint of money. One day
Mrs. Kate Chase Sprague took a dis
like to the stone carriage-entrance and
had it taken down. 1t had cost $40, 900.
A new Washington evening paper,
which is to bea Grant organ, is to appear
about September l. De b. Randolph is
to he the editor. George w. Childs, of
Philadelphia, is the main financial
hacker, though ex-Secretary Robson
has $780, 900 in the project. Mr.. Muir
tagh will be the business manager.
Mr.. +. B. Carpenter has just finished
a nearly full-length portrait of DR..
Crawford w. Long, late of Athens,
Ga, who used ether to destroy pain in
surgical operations March 30, 1912,
nearly three years before Horace Wells,
of Hartford, Conn, discovered that nj
trous oxide gas was also an effective
| agent to produce a SIMILAR result, and
more six years before Sir James Y.
Simpson of Edinburg, discovered that
| chloroform was effective.