The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-11-28
Personal POINTS.

SfNeNH ~@% N@~~N NE
nal nhesT. fesls proud over the change
In the weather,
Sarah Bernhard has her life insured
for $4,000 in a French cooperative
insurance company.
At Dyer's; C. w. GaTbutt, La Porte;
ID. c. Bascom, w. L. Eisner, X. T. II.
r.; John winterlIng, Chug.
Senator Grover, OF Oregon, is i'm
proving in health. He expects to take
his seat when congress cOnyenes.
Mrs. Frances Hodgson Burnett is SO
i'll that she writes while lying ON her
back. She is writing a new novel.
In his lecture on the Wandering
Jew Rev. NJ. ID. Conway is inclined
TO take favorable view Of Shylock.
Rev. Father Cummisky, Of Laramie
City. passed through yesterday on his
way from Pennsylvania 10 his parish.
lie is recovered in health.
Dan Voorhees, says he believes Ma
hone will act with the republicans, and
that the supreme court decisions which
made Indiana an October state cost
Hancock his election.
Hayes and Garfield were both reject
cd by Bedford, to.l girls, their first
loves, according TO the Cleveland Rp-
aid, because in each case the parents
thought the suitors too poor.
The creditors of the bankrupt Arch
bishop Purcell, in Cincinnati, are get
ting anxious. The assignment of the
Archbishop occurred two years ago,
and not one cent Of the $4,000, coo liza
bilities has been paid.
The richest men in Germany are the
Rothschilds, Of Frankfort, Krupp, Of
Essen, and Bleiehbroder, of Berlin; and
Prince Bismarck Is also reckoned
among the millionaires. The number
Of Prussian millionaires Is only 1876.
DIR. Hume, his brother, George
Hume and family. left yesterday for
South Carolina, where they viii sojnurn
for the benefit OF Mr.. Geo. lIume's
health. We trust that the change Of
climate will prove highly beneficial TO
him.
The widow Of General Suffer Will
press before congress the claim Of her
husband for $50, 900 for discovering
gold in California. The report that
the general had bean buried beside the
grave of his wife in the Morayian GEM
etcry ut Litz, Pa, was partially I'M
true.
Arrangements were made by DIR. III.
j. Maynard, OF our city, TO deliver a
lecture on temperance to n select party
OF friends on Friday evening last.
Much pleasure was anticipated, but
owing to his being called away from
the city professionally, it has been I'M
ayoidably postponed.
The little chapel which stands oyer
the grave of ~. Theirs is SO filed with
tributary wreathes and bouquets of i'm
mortelles that they overflow, and have
to be hung about the walls outside. On
the door of the chapel hangs n photo
graph of the dead statesman and Il
short sketch Of his life.
The Earl of Erne, the wealthy Eng.
lish landlord, one of whose agents
Boycott-is under siege in Ireland,
owns 40. 365 acres in Donegal, Ferman.
agh, Mayo and Sligo, whose rental is
S360,00 What is known in Ireland
rs the ''Government" rental places tho
rent Mt $1,000 per annum.
Capt. Kupfor, of the German navy,
was n west bound passenger yesterday.
lie is destined for Chinese waters to
take command of German man-of-war.
Capt. Kuptor is a fine specimen OF
physical development and is handsome
withal, his large, round, ruddy face be-
ing fringed with n fine beard. lie i;
the personiilcation of dignity and cour.
age.
Naval officers say that the face OF
Winnie Ream IIoxie's heroic statue OF
Farragut is n correct likeness, but rs
the sword-belt is worn the chapeau OF
an officer of his rank should be worn
with it. AZ represented, the statue has
the cap Of an officer of the deck. who
usually ranks rs captain. Farragut's
widow, however, is pleased with the
work.
Mrs. Scott-Siddons is quoted by the
Toronto World rs saying that the Prin-
cess Louise told her last winter that the
Princess OF Wales had n most won
derful disposition, and that trouble
flies from her mind like water from n
ducks back. She has so much sweet
ness-but she is not faultless that ii
is impossible to disturb her equani-
nifty.
Gen. Hancock has been presented
with n quilt won for him ut n New
York fair, printed on silk, and sur
mounted by the New Jersey coat-of-
arms. The guilt contains the auto
graphs of President Hayes, Vice Presi-
dent Wheeler, all the members of the
cabinet, thirty-one governors Of states,
Generals Sheridan, Sherman, Hancock
and Garfield, Admarals Porter, Farra-
gut and over GOO others.