The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-03-10
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tne tasorites.
The manufacture of the photograph,
or slkirg-machine, has ceased.
Joseph Cook goes to Europe, we learn
from the Buffalo Express, to rest-to
rest his hearers.
The New York Herald thinks that
druggists should refuse TO deliver pol
son to children.
Though 30 thoroughly given to the
study Of light, Mr.. Edison Is not q
llght-lsarted man.
Theodore Thomas continues at vari.
ance with tbs ruling powers Of the Gin
cinnati college Of music.
Another lady lawyer, Mrs. Laura
Maxwell, has been admitted to the
practice OF law In Keokuk.
The next time chief Douglas Jumps
from an elevation it should be when he
has a rope around his neck.
Mrs. Hayes has l4S tucks In her
white skirts, or else her iaundress Is a
is mistaken In the count.
Emperor william, Of Germany, pro-
fesses a great love for France. Guess
he wants TO annex her 10 his realm.
Yorick W died Of consumption,
we learn frnm the Syracuse Times, be-
cause he was u fellow Of infinite chest.
People in Washington declare that
there have never been SO many social
scandals In that city rs during this WIN
ter.
The new bonnet is closely allied to
former fashions, being either OF the
poke poky or Of the matched cottage
styles.
The Savage club OF London requires
that on n Saturday evening any one Of
its members shall be able TO sing, play,
recite or dance to entertain the club.
Frank Brownell, who avenged Els
worth's death Mt Alexandria In the
beginning Of the war, is about to lee
ture. Who will avenge his audience?
More than t~hIrty-five professional
base ball players Ia Philadelphia are
without engagements. Call you this
returning prosperity Oh, the irony of
the word.
The finest set OF sable furs In Europe
Is in the possession OF a lady In Eng
land. This set used to belong TO the
late empress of Russia, mother OF the
present car.
Two or three tunnels under the Alps,
the Buffalo Express opines, would have
been a great convenience to Hannibal.
AS 1t was, he had to take his elephants
over on skates.
The Boston 1Tcascrip, believes
Breaches Of promise should should
have full pockets" and the New Haven
Register thinks you can carry more
money In the suit that way.
An exchange says college papers are
discouraged by the ~psesidents because
they take the minds Of students from
their studies. 1t Is possible, but the
minds are not seen in the papers.
Nobody knows exactly what the New
York Clipper means when 1t says that
the "A b c D EFGHIJK society
for L NJ n OPQRSTU.vw X Y
z is In ane form, and accomplishing
much good"
A resolution which, II introduced,
would be supported by a great many
papers we might name: Resolved,
That the eighth section Of the article
known as the ten commandments shall
not apply to stealing newspaper para
graphs.
Some OF the high toned would-be
fashionable people Of Fifth avenue,
New York. are giving receptions ut
which only French is spoken. Some
thing more remarkable would be q
swell party at which only good English
was spoken.
Francis Parkhan, the historian, Is q
straight. slender, energetic, young
looking man. Of So years. He spent his
college vacations in voyages and
camping among tue wilds Of Canada,
and at n time he %journeyed to the
Rocky mountains and lived for u while
in Dakota. For several years he has
not been able to use his eyes, but has
employed a young French Canadian
amdnuensis.