The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-03-17
PERSONAL AND rAnrIcuLAn.

"ansc4 n@o taAen 4 udfu spring.
Talmage likes to look a ~tcaricatures
OF himself.
Which would you rather do-go duck.
hunting or ishingY
The geese which ny north in the face
OF a blizzard are ..gooses."
A class In Journalism is TO be estab-
hshed at Cornell university.
A prevarication, says q New York
Herald, is so per cent. a lie.
Col. and Mrs. Thomas A. Scott win
make another European tour soon.
Lord Dufferin is studying the Rus
sian language and can speak IL a little.
The New York courts have begun to
send kleptomaniacs to prison. Bewarel
America would be glad to trade Kear-
ney of for the cheapaO Chinaman
alive.
Missouri has two prominent politi-
cians-one named Vest and the other
Pantz.
After all, thinks the Philadelphia
Chronicle. Queen Victoria is only a gov
erness.
There seems danger that the case
OF Fitz John Porter will become a par
tisan issue.
A Mohammedan mosque has been
erected at st. Petersburg, by permission
Of the n
The average Philadelphian never
swears. When he is angry he kicks
down doors.
The waters Of the Potomac are per-
mitted to create malarial fevers for
Washington.
Every able-bodied politician in Da-
kota territory is a candidate for dele
gate to congress.
Miss Jennie Flood Is not handsome,
but her income Of s10o. 900 n year is rs
pretty as n picture"
Moody hopes that In a month more he
will have brought some sinner TO re-
pentance in st. Louis.
Along with the rest Of the country a
census report from Alaska will be for
warded TO Washington.
The British government has several
unused recipes for removing tattoo
marks which it will sell cheap.
Frederick Douglass, the colored
statesman, has n son, Fred, Jr., who
has begun TO take part in public life. q
Moncure d. Conway has been sent
from London to Naples, by his physi-
clan, to avoid illness from overwork.
Mrs. Frank Leslie is reforming the
Leslie publications. She gives credit
where credit Is due in her clippings.
Lord Beaconsfield totters with age,
and bad boys in Lon6,n call him 'Old
Shakes" But he Is no small shakes.
Cetywayo is anxious to see England,
and II Is thought that he will be per-
mitted to visit that country in the sum-
mer.
A practicing lawyer Of Mobile, Mr..
John A. Cuthbert, was an officer in
the war Of 1912 and a congressman in
1910.
Captain Webb, the swimmer, has sue
ceeded in the feat OF swimming sixty
hours uninteruptedly in a tank ut the
Westminster aquarium.
Richard Grant White is IN admirer
OF violin music, and is quite a player
himself. He has n large collection Of
aged an notable violins.
The art gallery which Mr.. Corcoran
has founded in Washington is called by
his name, in direct violation of his ex-
pressed wishes on the subject.
All that Talmage asks to keep his
church running is 81 apiece from each
person within the hearing Of his voice.
This takes in the whole country.
Disguised with the west, the yellow
citizenship is turning TO the east. Terri.
fed with the south, the black voter /.
turning to the west. Hello, John! Hello
Cufyl
DIR. George NJ. Beard has demonstrat
ed, in n paper read before the medico
legal society of New York city, that N
accurate definition Of insanity is now
or is ever likely to be, possible.
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