The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-11-21

~ dn6 euihkssout can
not receive great onesL-Chesterheld.
A military guard accompanies every
train on the Mexico and Vera Cruz
railroad, and at every station a guard
is drawn up under arms on the arrival
Of every train.
The Duke Of Buceleuch has taken 50
severely TO heart the defeat of his on,
Lord Dalkeith, by Mr.. Gladstone, that
he has closed up his collieries at DaI-
keith, removing 30 miners, and re-
ducing the trade Of the place by $500 a
week.
Rev. DIR. Pussy says that London, is,
in all probability, one Of the largest
heather cities in the world, and that
many of its inhabitants will be judged
he supPoses, by the same law as the
heather in China and Japan.
The Oldest house in the United States
Is supposed TO be at Pembroke, Mass.
In l622 Peleg Barker's ansestors.built a
fort Of stone and mortar as a defense
against the Indians, and il has been
used rs a dining room for years. The
main building is only ten years
younger.
Last spring, j. n. Marden, Of Balti-
more, Nd. tried the experiment of
keeping the frost away from $500 Of
his pear trees by building fires around
them on severe nights. His orchard
contains 1900 trees, and those
treated al above described yielded fruit
that sold for moro than $1,000, while
the balance Of the orchard produced
comparatively little.
A very singular book has Just been
published in Germany. It purports to
be written by q lady to whom old King
Leopold Of Belgium was married Sc
cretly about 1927, on the condition that
IL he were called to the throne the mar
rage should be considered null and
void. To this the lady consented; but
she now not only disc loses the fact, but
gives a detailed account Of the trans
action, and Of her marII-A life with
Leopold.
Prof. o. S. Fowler, the great phre.
nologist, states that bile in the stomach
is dissoluble in water just as hot as can
be swallowed. A pint and a half of
hot water slipped slowly, say for three
quarters or an hour and n half, after
which the patient Is to 20 TO bed and
cover up warm, will cure biliousness;
repeat a few times If Necessary. The
bilious fever and cbd1is are cured in this
way, by the addition Of a cloth dipped
In hot water and laid on the stomach,
Inc pahent to get into bed, cover up
wen and stay there.
A number Of philanthropic women,
with Chief Justice Waite at their head,
have associated themselves together in
n woman's relief association, which is
to be national in its ultimate scope.
The first active society under the gen.
eral association has just been organized
in New York city, and with practical
good n begun its specific work
namely, that of providing the l~ife-sav-
ing stations with a proper supply of
clothing for the use Of persons rescued
from ~shipwreck. The government
makes no provision for this; indeed, it
is not their province, but 1t is very
clearly within the sphere of woman's
~benevolence.
NOLAN and Gillilands were well
known in Utah as desperadoes. They
rode into Eagle Rock in quest of amuse-
ment. They began by compelling tenn
peranse men to drink with them, the al
tentative being instan death. Their
next diversion was to repeatedly cross
abridge and dare gate tender a noted
athlete, to come out Of his house and
collect toll Then they shot all the dogs
and hens in the place. BY this time the
~inhabitant were terrified, and nobody
but the two marauders were outof doors.
Their browning exploit was to fire at
a woman who was trying to call her pet
dog into the house. Keller and Cham.
berlain were cattle herders, and they
got weary Of deing imprisoned in a store
where they had gone toImake some pur-
chases. They carefully loaced n rifle a.
piece and went out to rid the town Of
the nuisance. NOLAN and Gilliland
fired first, but missed, and were speedily
killed by the herdtrt.