The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-09-23

the parties will put million dollars into
the Indiana campaign.
Colonel Bob Ingersoll says that in
this country clothes lt better thanh any
other country in the world.
Mr.. Daniel Mcintyre, one Of the old.
est 'turfmen in Kentucky died ON the
It'll instant from u singular accident.
Mrs Langtryha arrived at her native
home, Jersey, and is 50 charmed TO lind
herself there that, according TO Taniiy
Fur, she has ritten TO her friends In
England that she never intends TO return
TO London again.
The International Bible Studies for
sunday-Schools teach that Lots wife
was not turned into a pillar of salt, but
was caught in a storm which .'sufIoca-
her, encrusted her, and probably burnt
her TO a cinder."
Profanity has increased 10 such an ex-
tent in New York since the telephone
was introduced that the community has
been forced to put up a sign, please
don't swear through the telephone
oyer each instrument.
Sixteen Indian girls from the Indian
Territory, ranging from iG to % years,
have entered Moody's Seminary at
Northiield, Mass, where they will
study for four years, and then do mis-
sionary work among their own people.
Field Marshal Count won Moltke has
been presented with the freedom Of the
city Of Cologne, and in addition 10 this
honor, lac has been informed by the
Town Council hal his statue is to be
erected IN its ancient town in the course
OF the next year, ms a pendant to the
bronze memorial 10 Prince Bismark, his
rival in fame.
Mr.. Parton, in an article on the hab-
its and death of Bayard Taylor, advises
the young brain worker, II he wants to
win In the struggle of existence and
live a cheerful life To the age of 80, to
throw away his dirty old pipes, put his
cigars In the stove, never buy any more.
become an absolute teetotaler, take his
dinner in the middle of the day, and
re't II day in seven.
Ruskin has just written:--"Make
your children happy in their youth; let
distinction come to them, IL il will, af-
ter well spent and well remembered
years; but let them now break and eat
the bread of Heaven with gladness OF
heart and send portions to them for
whom nothing is prepared and so heaven
send yon its grace, before meat, and ar
terit.
Marshal o. Roberts, according TO the
New York Sun, was one of the victims
OF the mysterious disease which broke
out Mt the National Hotel in Washing
ton Mt the time Of President Buchanan's
Inauguration in 1857. From its effects
he never recovered, remaining a fire.
quent sufferer from its strange and I'M
explainable poisoning. Indeed, it is
possible that hut for this cause he
would still be alive.
The Belgian Consul at New York
has been engaging the assistance of de-
tectiyes for several days past in endeav-
oring to establish the identity of n con.
vict, who died recently of consumption
in the Penitentiary Hospital at Black
wells Island. The convict is said to
have been Baron Herman Dereffenbery
wohse family reside IN Brussels, and
who are known throughout Europe for
their wealth and high connections.
On Monday, the 9th instant, he put
his hand in n hens nest to take out
some eggs and felt a slight prick on the
back of the hand, rs IL the hen had
pecked him. He thought nothing of it
until an hour or two afterward, when
the hand began TO swell, and his arm
also. His wife applied some simple
remedy, but the swelling continued
TO increase, when he sent for a physician
who, upon examination, pronounced il
a bite from n snake. The hand and
arm swelled to n frightful extent, and
turned perfectly black and emitted \
horrible odor, as IL modification had
set in. Mr.. Mcintyre became uncon-
scious and fingered until Tuesday,
when he died.