The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-06-19
PERSONAL AND PARTICULAR.

PERSONAL AND PARTICULAR
Lord Dunmore, the musical earl, d
coming TO America 10 stay . month.
The Emperor William has just given
Professor Nordenskjold u decoration.
Mr.. Herbert Gladstone, son Of the
English premier, has been appointed one
OF his fathers private secretaries with
out salary.
Judah r. Benjamin has become coun-
sci for the claimant, vice Kenealy, dead.
The hearing In the appeal Of the Tiche-
borne case has been postponed on ac-
count Of Nj. Benjamin's illness.
King George Of Greece Is said to be a
charming person, bright, liberal-mind-
ed and witty. lie is an excellent hus-
band, and a jndicious father to his
young sons, the Dukes OF Athens, Spar
"a and Corinth.
Mr.. Spurgeon has received from y
daughter Of DIR. Livingstone one of his
sermons. which was found among her
fathers possessions, bearing upon 1t
some words OF commentator In the
handwriting OF the great explorer.
Mrs. General Sherman, accompanied
by her daughter Elizabeth, Is going 1
st, GATHERINGS, Canada, to try the wa
tiers Cor her health. During her month
OF absence Lieutenant and Mrs. Thack-
ara viii keep house for her In Washing
ton.
General Garfield in his school days
used to take the part of 1.-THE member
from New York" in the miniature
house Of congress which his class In
e~locution formed itself into. He is said
to have enjoyed this exceedingly, and
his oratory excelled that Of all the 9TH
ers. lie is remembered, also, as being
at that time a really sklllful artist.
King Louis, Of Bavaria, Is an uncom
Portable sort OF y ruler. He has an I'M
pleasant habit Of rising very late in the
morning and not going to bed until the
following morning, which involves
sending for his secretary in the middle
Of the night TO transact state business.
The unfortunate official always finds his
majesty on the alert and vigorous as u
bird at cock-crow.
The London L1ncet Is boldly lighting
for seats for girls who attend In stores;
and In order to hasten the work and
give a practical shape to its agitation,
1t declares its intention to publish the
names Of those houses which at once
furnish seats. These lists will be given
to physicians. who will show them in
their families, the ladies' of which will
be asked not to trade at stores that, for
want Of seats, are ''cruel to women"
Good! Let this much needed reform
extend to this country as well.
The Marchioness Tseng, wife of the
Chinese ambassador to England, is a
petite, plump, rather pretty person,
whose almond eyes have a dreamy ex-
preston, and whose dark hair is almost
concealed by u jewelei cap. She is u
graceful hostess, and n picturesque one,
too, rs she always wears her national
robes, made of exquisitely embroidered
silks. The Marquis is a man ~ years
old, and an accomplished scholar, TAX
ing q lively interest In art, science and
literature.
Gamtetta recently made a speech at
an artists banquet held in honor OF
Corot, the painter. He expatiated on
the elevating effect on the human un.
derstanding Of the fine arts, and the OBJ
legations under which France lay to her
artists. French art drew back the mill.
iards which war tore from her. French
art drew TO Paris the wealth Of every
other country. French taste was the
greatest factor in the national prosper
ity which was, after the disasters Of
1870, the worlds wonder. Concluding
with a ringing phrase, NJ. Gambetta
said: IF artists form n priesthood, ]
may, gentlemen, be allowed to proclaim
myself n clerical"