The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-07-28
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win nest hAt. The kings via % q
Petersburg i4rsnOuHesd fOr PSlitiei rsA-
SONS.
7nhs Rev. HsrbsTt II. Hayden, who
Sas tTied for tbs murder Of Mary Stan
nard, has obtained employment In the
factory Of theINew Haven Con Fold
ing-ehair company. -ffEu
According to Chimes Gordon, I" the
Marquis Of Ripon. now Yiceroy Of In
dia, spends an hour in prayer daily for
strength TO be just and 10 be rightly
directed. Nice good mani
LArkin @. Mead has shipped from
Italy the models for artillery and cav
airy groups for the Lincoln monument
at Springfield, III. The completion OF
these win complete the monument.
Dore has completed a grand case pic
ture, entitled Moses Before Pharaoh"
which Is said 10 be one Of the finest and
wholly original, pictures Of the great
artist, and will rank among the greatest
Of his productions.
The only portrait for which Pope Leo
XIII. has at since his elevation 10 the
P~ontihcal chair Is life size, and was
painted this year by Joseph Janssens, a
Belgian artist. II Is now on exhibition
In London and viii be engraved by NJ.
y. LAWYERS.
Lieutenant Commander Henry ii.
G~orrings. who has safely brought 70
this country one Of the Cieopatra need
les, Il q native OF the West Indies. and
served with distinction throughout the
war OF the rebellion. lie received pre-
sent commission In December. 1868.
Lady Frere, on behalf Of the ladies
Of the British colony at Cape Town,
South Africa, has presented Eugenie's
escort. Sir Evelyn Wood, with n hand.
some shield, rs n recognition Of services
in the Zulu n Sir Evelyn and Lady
Frere are supposed To be special pets OF
Queen Victoria.
The British Museum has received =
1ns clay cylinder from the excavations
Of Babylon containing sixty lines OF
cuneiform writing Of a time 1905 b. O.
when Antiochus the great was winter
ing At Babylon. Sir II. G. Rawlinson
says that the employees Of the British
museum will be permitted fortwo year,
longer TO make excavations OF thu
mounds OF Assyria and Babylon.
A London letter says: at was not q
little amusing 10 hear over tea ut .
fashionable afternoon reception at
which / WINS present yesterday Of tho
numerous other engagements Of %societ,
during the day. Il did the Row al
noon; lam going with my father Il
dinner In Park lane; later we are nj
the Royal Academy soiree and after
that we go 70 the Botanical fete.
And what time will you 60 homer
Oh she said, smiling, Il hope my
maid will undres me at about 8 o'clock
Guizot, the French historian, in q
letter lately published, addressed to one
OF his children, tells how, on his frat
visit TO Windsor. he lost his way. open
ed a wrong door and beheld for n mo
ment n lady having her lair brushed.
The next day the queen (for 1t was she
joked him about Il, and he says: al
ended by asking her leave, IL ever
wrote my memoirs, like Sully or st
Simon, to mention how, at midninght,
/ opened the door OF the queen OF En-
glandl She gave permission, laughing
merrily."
During the recent match ut Dolly
mount, when the scores of the two
teams at 800 yards were anncunceda as q
tie, the enthusiasm Of the Hiberniar
onlookers, says the Irish Times, began
to rise; "a harper played q nationa
ditty and the roulette men offered any
odds 'agin the Yankee-God bles'
himi' When the American victory
was finally announced: BEAT arewep'
cried o carman. "Yes," was the sigl
In response. -"weii," said he, ''it's
well 1t wasn't the English beat us, any
how, for then, bad luck to theml we'd
be disgraced forever"
A New York item OF yesterday reads
thus: ssThree young American Jesuits
arrived I'm this city by the steamship
Italy from London to-day. They are
Thomas Sherman, son Of General Sher-
man; Thomas Herman, son Of Senator
Herman, OF New York, and Mr.. Van
Rensselaer,, Of the rel l,known PATRON
family Of Albany. The last-named
gentleman is a converted minister.
They have all been In England for the
past two years. during which time they
have been making their novitiate at
Roehampton college. They left this
evening for Woodstock, Nd"
The late celebrated painter of the
Huss and Luther pictures, Herr Carl
Friedrich Leasing, had, ut Carlsruhe, n
funeral as imposing almost asthat Of a
sosereign. Thousands Of people were
present, including the Grand Duke Of
Baden, and the coffin was carried by
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