The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-03-18
PERSONAL AND PARTICULAR.

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Kearney will now brag OF having
been ''arristed-"
Edward King says that '1Quien sabe''
is a Spanish fetish.
On some Of the lenten days beefsteak
Is meat for repentance.
Sitting Bull isamong us again-sOuth
Of the Canadian boundary line.
White strikers in San Francisco usu-
ally want TO strike q Chinaman.
With easter viii come sunshine, birds,
sprouting grass and hand organs.
Mr.. lafayette Foster. of Connecticut,
has arrived home from the Bermndas.
The fat men Of the Erie railway are
to have a ball ut Utica next Thursday.
The duchess Of Edinburgh will re-
main In st. Petersburg for some time
yet.
Mr.. Bailey, Of the Danbury Ness,
has written a play for Sol Smith Rus
sell.
Mr.. Tilden does not propose 10 be n
cipher in the next democratic conven-
ton.
An Englishman claims that Liver
pool has not a church worthy Of the
town.
Resolve that you will repair and
paint your residence and fences this
spring.
Mrs. Hayes. with her son Webb, will
return from Ohio to Washington on
Saturday.
Gov. Cornell, OF New York, excludes
wine and other intoxicants from his
state dinners.
Four Of Brigham Young's wives have
laid by the weeds Of widowhood for
orange blossoms.
Prof. Nordenskjold will receive n
medal from Paris when he passes
through that capital.
The southern senators at Washington
have little time for public duties. Pri-
waite affairs demand their constant at
tention.
The nihilists believe that the ear Is
number Is. They can't get him where
they want HMM a hole in the
ground.
At saltwater, N. Y, the bible in a
Justices Office is lost, and an unabridg-
ed dictionary has been substituted in
taking oaths.
The remains Of DIR. Hahn, OF New
York, were sent home from the lie
Moyne crematory in a four-and-one-half
pound tin box.
The Boston Post has discovered a hui
name butcher, who whistles "Pinafore"
airs to the animals and makes them
want to be killed.
A new and elegant idea Is the easter
card, with pictures Of crosses, banners,
flowers, vines, notices, quotations and
sketches of scenery.
The ex-president says that he would
have taken the city OF Mexico by an at
tack. not in the way by which 1t was
captured by Gen. Scott.
On account Of the presence Of the m
tional conventions, It Is predicted that
this will be an elephantine year for
Chicago and Cincinnati.
1t is suggested that every editor
should have a paper-mill Of his own.
That is so. viii some n please pass
the paper-mills aroundp
Long tables which estimate the
chances Of favorite candidates are like
gas meters. They always get the Hg-
ures too high in their own favor.
E~x-Secretary McCulloch, who has
been living in New York, will hereafter
reside with his family at his country
seat abount nine miles from Washing
ton.
Senator Carpenters puff for the ex-
president, II we may Judge from the
tone Of the press, was snapt cap. Never
pull a trigger when the powder Is not
dry.
]. b. Keene, the California specula-
tor, has been elected temporary MEM
Der Of the Turf club in London. He
vas proposed by Lord Rosebery and
seconded by Lord Dorchester,
Theodore Tilton lectured in Keene,
N. H., one night this week, and the
hall was connected by telephone with q
sick mans half a mile distant.
The experiment was entirely success.
full. Funeral notice hereafter.
Bishop Binney, of Halifax, N. s., is
calling public attention to proposed
at Ottawa to legalize mar
riage with n deceased wife's sister, and
says that the measure is opposed to the
law Of God, as clearly shown In the
bible.
Peter Goelet didn't let his heirs,
Robert and Ogden Goelet, have fun
while he lived, but now each Of them
has taken a costly villa at Newport for
the coming season. The two young
men have $40, 900, 200 between them to
squander.