The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-06-01

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appropriated 81. 900 for a bronze statue
OF Gen Daniel Morgan. the hero Of
Cowpens.
Colored senator Bruce Is only 80,
weighs $40 pounds. and dresses well.
He rs very modest. and never gets In
anybody's way.
Miss Harriet Hosmer is busy in CON-
pleting a work WHICH she wishes 10 get
on her hands before returning 10 Amer
ica TO stay for an indefinite time.
A dispatch from Dublin says: at is
rumored that her majesty and Princess
Beatrice win visit Ireland in August"
She ought TO have gone there during
the late famine.
Miss Dudu Fletcher is In England
and has nearly recovered from the
effects OF the brain fever from which
she suffered In Rome last winter. Her
new book is nearly finished.
Justice Strong, Of the supreme court,
is described rs the possessoI Of kindly,
h~ospitable manners, and a serious, beau
tiful face, spiritual in its outline, and
framed in soft, white hair,
Bancroft, the historian, has In his
house ut Washington n fine painting OF
the Emperor OF Germany. presented to
him by Emperor William himself. BAN
croft will be 80 years old IN October.
Prince Leopold, accompanied by the
Marquis Of Lorne and Princess Louise.
have arrived at Toronto from Quebec.
The royal Canadians were very much
elated at the visit Of the young
The health OF Thomas A. Scott has
improved decidedly since he gave up
the Presidency Of the Pennsylvania
railroad company and went to his coun-
try home, Lansdowne, near Philadel-
phia.
Senator Don Cameron has a well cul-
tivated farm OF 800 or 400 acres in
Lancaster county, Pa, producing large
crops Of wheat, corr and tobacco, and
feeding about fifty head Of cattle fit for
sif. :. !. Aro"poiase, TUG au.no.' ID
20 'esis o'a ne was ootn noches
years ago, and finally settled in Boston,
where, as a writer. he has acquired a
comfortable independence.
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"a' 'e'u !" .ai' orins'ns WIN
III" eApiessions u gooa WIN 'o"afus
france on 'no part 'ne c-Ar'
Lady Cowper, the wife Of the new
lord lieutenant of Ireland, is described
rs an accomplished sportswoman, Few
men being bic to throw a trout or SAL
mon ny with more dexterity; inc
Hem rine IN hand q has proved her.
sen an excellent huntress-
Mr.. Charles Reade, since bis reported
conversion to Congregationalism, is said
TO be a most dilligent student of the
Bible, the whole bent OF his mind being
now toward attaining Christian knowl-
edge and doing Christian work. 1t Is
said, further, that he Is meditating upon
u d~ehneation OF scripture characters
ana vents
Lord Beaconsaeld Is completing a
novel which he began long ago. Queen
Victoria has shown her kindly feeling
for him by hanging his full length por-
trait ut Windsor. Somebody, 1t Is said,
once asked him how it was that the
queen showed him SO much favor, and
got a simple answer: "Well-er-tho
fact is, I-er-never contradict, and
er--I sometimes-er forget"
OF Emerson's personal appearance,
DIR. Bartol says that .'the nose shows a
long and bony strength, seconded by
the ample hand and foot that serve his
tall, slender, angular, yet supple body,
which seems Indian, Persian and YAM
kee by turns. A friend gazing on bis
countenance in sleep, felt so strange an
organic force and swiftness in his form
and look that he Vas afraid to wake
him up. not knowing what he would
do,n
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