The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-08-15
FoREIsx NOTES.

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Archery is becoming popular il
Paris efii lr f
An international Postal Congress
WIN meet On Paris on October LIST.
Modern Athens Is said 10 be a hand
some, weil-paved. well lighted, and wei
built city. Aa'
Lovers at the seaside do not like b
play games Of cards in which other PEG.
pie are engaged.
Paul Soleillek the African explorer,
has started ON . northern journey init
the dark continent.
An Enslishman complains that he
was recently charged nine francs for two
peaches ina Paris restaurant. b. 49,
The emigration. from Prussia q
young men who would be likely TO serve
I'm the army Is said to be increasing Q
Enormously.
There were COLA, 900 cattle in Ed
gland in 1875, and only o $50, 900 in 1879,
while the sheep had fallen from 29.l6Te
600 TO 28.l57, 600. rf
Three fourths OF the Parisians are
poor. There are in the city 6S4,952
lodgings. OF which 46s .54l are let for
less than $50 n year. ~ uaf fr
As many as $1,000 emIgrants left
Hamburg during the arst six months Of
1880. The number Of the c~orrespop-
ding period Of 1870 was Il, 0O0.i
"The Aibanians," n correspondent
writes, ''are patriots FIRST and Mussnl-
mans nfterward; they are almost the
only race 1t Turkey who have q nation
al feeling apart from their religion.
A coral bank, about 10 1000 metres in
circumference ana between $50 TO 200
metres thick, has been discovered
twenty miles from Seiacca, Sicily. and
enormous quantities are daily extracted.
In an essay on the peoples and Ian.
guages Of Africa contained in the elnb-
crate introduction OF his Nubian Gram
mar, which has just appeared in Ger
man, professor Observation-Disclosures that
the early civilization was imported from
Egypt ti'l
All those who had anything 10 do
with the late election in England are
well aware, says Vanity Fur, that there
wis an enormous amount OF bribery
and corruption Of every kind. Most Of
the small boroughs were bought and
sold all but openly.
1--WE have- says the London Specta-
tor, "expendcd GO, 900, 900 and have
lost hundreds of valuable lives I'm an en-
deavor TO fight Russia without dsciar-
ing war ON her, and the total Jesuit is
Tint the name OF the Afghan Amer is
Abdurfahman instead,o OF Shere ALL
"The Hotel de VILE, "says tho Paris
ian ais rapidly approaching completion.
The heavy masonry Is about done, the
facade which runs along the Place dc
l'notel de- Vile is quite finished, and
abe bell and clocS tower is In an ad-
vanced state. A curiosity in the new
building win be the great table around
which the Kdiles Of the city win sit
and deliberate. It ID fourteen metes
by t~wentysixA
"a ~ zts that meteoro-
l AAA,y t1- o,-tn- In IN
be hsirt - @q.lt pf We
SUI The site fixed updn Is he up
Station OF the fupicular hallway,
Which is|potsfar distant from the cm-
ter. Til object In view is to observe
with thd miputsst attention and per-
manentl} tAe lpfenorhena presented: bv
the mountain. The observatory wilt DO
supplied with the best instruments,
which hhse been ordsfed from we'll
known lppses in Munich, Paris and
London,
I>ondpn Spectator: 'sThe CEnr oven IL
d Pnsi&dyf for WIN, could not nshi
fcrAI hsDuprnan donination- He could
not trust III |ownsoldiers, or his own
peasants. or his own priesthood. IL he
a. D. HPsburs eapnot equarrel a
oafrs NC j@ithi t6efIavs, whose bayo-
I'D &xsd Inn ih 5s4s Primer Bis
mark isupt goipgs for the sakeof Tur.
Res, TO isolate Germany and enable NIL
Europe TO declare she protects barbar-