The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-11-19
The Weekly Leader.
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swell youths would organize a unieyle
club they might possibly earn enough to
pay for their cigarettes. Unicycle is
the Latin for wkselbarrow.
DIR. John Buchanan of bogus-diploma
fame, who was reported to have COM
mitted suicide, has pleaded guilty, in
Philadelphia, to two charges for selling
academic degrees, and will go to the
p~enitentiary.
President Hayes is reported to have
said that the last two years of his ad-
ministration have been as easy and
pleasant as perhaps any president has
enjoyed. In his case, he says, ''the
sunshine has followed" the storms and
clouds.
Workmen engaged in digging a cell
lar at l25 Columbia heights, Brooklyn,
directly opposite the house OF Henry
Ward Beecher, have found three skulls
and several other human bones, which
had evidently been in the ground a long
time.
In response 10 a note ~purporting to
come from her new lover, a Richmond
Ind, girl put on her best bonnet and
went to meet him at a designated street
corner. There she found a female
rival, who pounced upon her furiously,
snatched the bonnet from her head and
tore II into bits.
A lady in New York recently ''went
out shopping, "and,a as the sequel shows,
the excursion proved very expensive.
She lost her pocket-book containing
$40, 600 in $1,000, $500 and 500 bills.
One would have thought she intended
to buy a store. A reward of ) 1000 has
been offered for the return Of the
money.
Mr.. Frye, OF Maine, one Of the pro-
bable candidates for speaker Of the next
house Of representatives, is a young
looking man for one having grand
children. lie is of the blonde type,
short and rather tick-set; his hair is
thick and curling aud his eyes are pale
blue. lie is n good lawyer, mi n man
OF high character.
The partnership of the French Roths.
childs, which expired on the lst ultimo,
has been renewed. II is to end in 1905.
The capital Of the house is fixed at SlO,-
100000, of which Barons Alphonse
Gustave and Edmond Rothchild are
each to furnish one-third. The registra-
tion of the deed Of partnership cost g.
600 francs.
Gen. Richard S. Satterlee, whose
death in New York was announced
Thursday, was promoted a brigadier
general September :, ls6i. '-for diligence
care and attention in procuring army
supplies rs medical Purveyor, and for
economy and fidelity in the disburse-
ments Of large sums of money" He
was retired in 1869, being then over 90
yeare Of age.
The Boston 1rarellor says: ut has
TRANSFERRED that it having come to the
ears of some republicans in New York
that Gen. Garfield was distressed for
money to meet the increased demands
for hospitality, for telegraphing and for
travelling, a purse Of some $4,000 was
quietly made up for him, and he was
presented with 1t without knowing the
source from whence it come.
"Gath" says, in. the Cincinnati En-
quirer: We shall have n pure White
house under Garheld's administi alton.
His wife, though apparently dinident,
has faculties both strong and genial and,
without any desire for general society,
will perform her part with n cheerful
ness in which the sense of duty will be
the guiding principle. Every duty Of
her life has been performed without
hesitation, and she takes an interest in
events and in interesting people. Gar
fields boys will be of to school most Of
the time he is president. They are per-
feet apples Of health, and look as il they
were going to be strong, healthy men,
like himself. He is one Of the youngest
men who ever became president, and
on the 18th Of the present month will
only be forty-nine years old. He is also
one Of the few men who ever became
president and brought his mother to the
White house. She was seventy-nine
years old just about the time
she heard Of the defeat of the republic
cans in Maine last September, and if