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

hrs. Eiizabeth Cady Stanton's son,
1t is rumored, Is about to marry .
daughter Of Mr.. Andrew d. White, our
minister to Germany.
A young Italian Prince, with s25, OO0
q day income, and wearing upon his
person nearly two pounds weight Of
diamonds and other jewels, Is shortly
expected In Paris.
Postmaster General Maynard is q
native OF Massachusetts,. and his wife
Is q native Of Vermont. q daughter Of
Rev. A. Washburne, q Congregational
clergyman In Royalton.
The Marquis Of Lorne has declined
the invitation to be present at the cele-
bration Of the 250th anniversary OF the
settlement Of Boston, In September
next, pleading a previous engagement.
A prominent young Presbyterian min
lister Of western Pennsylvania, has had
the common sense to change by legis-
lative act. his name Of Rob Roy Nc
Gregor McNulty to plain Mr.. Con-
verse.
Ex-senator Gordon has announced
that he will make Immediately appoint
ments TO meet the people Of Georgia
and discuss, face to face with them, the
issues that have grown out OF his res
ignation.
Alexander Dumas daughters we'd
ding dress will probably be a matter Of
interest TO feminine readers. 1t was
made by Worth. OF Renaissance dam
ask, n satin ground. covered with large
boquets Of roses.
A demure. diminutive girl, aged IS,
is under arrest in Philadelphia for big
amy. She has three living husbands,
all Of whom she has married within
two years. When asked why she had
done this, she said: .sThey were all
good fellows, and they coaxed me So"
The young Austrian Crown Prince
has just been made q doctor Of philoso-
ply by the university of Pesth. He
likes to have savants about him and is
usually well posted on the events OF the
day. He has n great gift of languages,
speaking six well, and three more toler-
ably.
Gen. Hatch does not seem to be a
favorite with the people OF Arizona and
New Mexico. They claim that his
campaign in those regions against the
Indians OF Victoria's band has been a
disastrous failure, and that the reports
which he has sent to military head
quarters have been utterly lacking in
truth.
The rotund Rev. Mrs. Van Colt is
suffering from heart disease, and her
physicians declare that II she speaks In
public she is liable to die at any mo-
ment. Nevertheless. she has begun a
series Of revival meeting In New York,
declaring that she cannot afford to be
sick rs long Us bob" Ingersoll's
health is so shockingly and alarmingly
good.
Mr.. Frank Mayo is quoted by the
Cleveland Herald as saying that when
in Texas he saw Mrs. HANG, who es.
capped with her child from Fort Alamo,
and who is now the only survivor Of the
massacre Of which Davy Crockett is the
hero. Mrs. HANG said that Crockett
was the bravest man she ever saw; thai
his chief occupations were fiddling ant
swearing, and his sole ambition was t.
fight Mexicans.
The memorial services In aid Of tn,
Gen. Meade monument fund, held In
the Academy Of Music at Philadelphia
were attended by n brilliant gathering
The orator OF the evening was ex-Gov
Chamberlain, of Maine, who delivered
an eloquent eulogy on Gen. Meade ant
the soldiers who died for their country
Speeches were also delivered In respons,
to repeated calls, by President Hayes
Gems. Sherman, Hancock, woodford
and Atty. Gen. Devens.
The famous Mount Holyoke semina
ry has a man who superinteuds th,
cooking. The girls wash the dishes;
machine Sits daily a barrel of -four To-
their bread; they at night ''set" thu
bread, and do all the daily houseworl
in about an hour. They sit In a sort o
drawing room conservatory, sewing
while compositions are read. One cir
recently read q paper on the Whittake
case, In which she spoke of the trials o
a poor blackbird among fighting littl
sparrows.
Prof. Bencke, Of Marburg, Germany
after measuring $40 human hearts
says that the growth of that organ |
greatest in the first and second years o
life. AT the end OF the second year |
is doubled in size, and during the mex
five years 1t is again doubled. Then 1t
growth is much slower, though fror
the fifteenth to the twentieth year 1t
growth is then observed up to fifty
when IL gradually diminishes. Excep
In childhood, mems hearts are decided
ly larger than those Of women.
Won Moltke is now living ON hl
country estate where his young wifi
was buried, and is very busy in writin
his history Of the late war, Though h
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