The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-04-03

Parisians love snails, but they are not
a slow people.
The California cypress Is successfully
cultivated in France.
Western Massachusetts, appears to be
solid for Mr.. Edmunds.
A foreign critic says that the Ameri-
can government is always noisy.
The Boston Journal proprietors in
tend TO rebuild their establishment In
modern style.
Some Of our best statisticians think
the next ems will show q population
Of AZ, 00o, coo.
Adjutant General Townsend Is still
an invalid, his attack Of rheumatism
being very severe.
A philosopher being asked to define a
quarrel. said: ''It is usually the termin-
alton of u misunderstanding"
SIN a political campaign remarks
the New York Mail, she who runs may
real what everybody thinks of him."
Some people outlive their manhood
rs well a their usefulness. 1t would
be better for them and their friends TO
die earlier.
Theodore Tilton has given away so
many Of his photographs that he has
only 100 left to meet the opening OF
spring. Detroit Free Press.
Master Eugene Edward Fairfax Will
Hanson was a good little boy in Trinity
choir some years ago, and has lived by
chants ever sinee.-Phila. Bulletin.
We sleep, but the loom OF life never
stops; and the pattern which was weav
ing when the sun wen down is weaving
when 1t comes up tomorrow. -Beecher.
Cornell university Is to have u class
in journalism. A pair Of two dollar
shears and a bottle of gum arabic have
already been purchased. The scheme
certainly promises well.-E.
When we are out of sympathy with
the young, then l think our work in
this world is over. That is a sign that
the earth has begun to wither-and
that Is a dreadful kind OF old age
George Macdonald.
Two Chicago men got into u fight
about which way a horse blanket should
be put on a horse. The question now,
more interesting TO each Of them, is
what is the best way to put on n piece
Of court-plaster. The horse blanket
question remains undecided.
George Washington" says the exact
paragrapher Of the New Orleans Pica-
yuns, had NJ BOOM" Oh, well, IL 1t
comes to that, he didn't have an active
mother-in-law. He was a very limited
statesman compared with some Of our
modern lobbyists.-Atianta Conalu-
tiOH.
A fellow stopped at a hotel in Lead
vile and the landlord charged him sew.
EN- dollars a day for five days. "Didn't
you make a mistaken" mo" said the
landlord. "Yes you did; you thought
you got all the money / had, but you
are mistaken. l have a whole purse
full in another pocket"
Kepler, the astronomer, was one day
called by his wife from his study Of the
natural forces to his dinner, and a said
was laid on the table. "Dost thou
think" said he to his spouse, shat II
leafs Of lettuce and drops Of oil and vim
egar and fragments of hard boiled eggs
had been in circulation from eternity
in chaos, that chance could have as.
sembled them to-day to form a saladp'i
Not as good a one as this" said hi.
wife, nor rs well seasoned
For ourselves, we owe that we do moi
understand the common phrase : "a
good man but a bad king" W. car
rs easily conceive a good man and ar
unnatural father, or a good man and
treacherous friend. II in the most i'm
portant Of all human relations We fin,
him Charles L. to have been selfish
cruel and deceitful, we shall take tn
liberty to call him a bad man, In spit,
Of all his temperance at table, and al
his regularity at chapel Macaulay.
Cute and CHEEKY Oliver Wendell
Holmes makes note Of the gentler Sc
thus: "women are such strange crea