The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-04-08
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sissippi.
Second thoughts = best. II Is no
the same with mortgages.
Australian ladies usually marry quit,
young and have little time for serioaI
study.
The inhabitants of Arizona are de
seribed as courteous, peaceful and en-
terprising.
Spain Is said 10 be the only eountr,
In the world In which bankers have moi
been habitually conservative.
Texas win drive about 800, 900 cattls
to Kansas TO market this spring. The
winter has been a good one for the
heards.
The Denver Ne,rs says there are men
In that city to-day unable 10 pay their
board bills who will by and by be bo-
nanza kings.
An English writer says that he re-
members when a doctor of divinity
voted three times in n day at an Ok
ford election.
The population Of Persia is about
equal to that Of Belgium. It has thirty
thousand soldiers, of whom about ten
Thousand are fairly efficient.
New York has a growing taste for
flowers. There are 200 florists within a
~.If... 80 fan onfIas fran, a.. fVtv U.n
and the capital invested Is not less than
q. 200, 600.
Ogdensburg reports a kleptomaniacal
calf which steals things and conceais
them. Ogdensburgers consider this re-
~markable, but n Massachusetts, farmer
says he has often seen his cowhide
boots.
At Sark there Is a ave which Victor
Hugo has in such great admiration that
he named II after himself. 1t was near
here that he saw a fisherman pursued
by a devil fish that measured four feet
across.
Experiments are being made in rice
culture ON high ground In Florida,
without flooding the field, and very su-
perior rice has been produced, sixty
bushels to the acre. The land was pre-
pared without using fertilizers.
The Journal n Commerce announces
that In consequence Of the advance in
the price Of paper aud the Increased
cost Of newspaper publication in all its
departments 1t has determined to go
back to iis old subscription rate Of els
per annum.
According 10 the Boston Transcript
Whether for business or pleasure,
FOR the idler or capitalist of the higher
ranks Of European life, or for the low
ly emigrant in search Of lands and a
home, the real America of their ideals
and expectations Is no longer sought
for much this side Of the Mississippi.
or, indeed, this side of Omaha.
A novel use of the old iron rails SUI
perseded by steel rails has been made
by the engineer Of the San Paulo Rail-
way in Brazil, who has been making
them into telegraph poles, and thus
overcoming the trouble and annoyance
occasioned in all tropical countries
through the destruction of the wooden
posts by ants. These rails, when orig
inally laid down, cost ell per ton, and
the steel rails which have displaced
them have cost only "a los.
OF the many scores Of children Of the
age Of eight who yearly apply ut the
Royal Academy Of Italy to become
dancers for the stage, only forty-four
girls and twelve boys are selected, ali
of them having already practiced for
two years. They then practice from
seven in the morning until noon for
eight years, during which time they
receive salaries from the government,
and appear in public at the Scala Thea.
ter and the Calabiana at certain times
London Jrtdh:-"we are not shot
or burned, or broken alive on the vince
now as in days bygone, but we suffel
all the same. We who believe othel
than does the world at large-we VIII,
speak strange truths in n new languag,
we suffer by Misrepresentation, b,
isolation, by ridicule, by blame. W,
pay for our truth by our happiness, an,
we have only the consciousness that /
is truth to uphold us. If once we lie
ourselves doubt the absolute necessit,
Of our testimony we are lost"
Pail Nall Gaz,ehe:-s'That the stag,
should not corrupt society; that excep
it be itself artistically corrupt it vii
not, and that in the exercise Of 1t
highest artistic functions IL will ind
rectly tend to purify and elevate a cam
munity, is, of course, true; but Their
could be no more certain way Of de
stroying such moral utility rs it Incl
IDENTIFY possesses than by attempting +
make 1t work together with the pulpit,
or eve to approach the work otherwis
than from a exactly opposite side."