The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-09-16
OF NOTE.

PERSONS OF NOTE.
OF Prince Bismarck 1t is said that hs
las made hypocrites Of his scholars.
T~hackeray is now spoken Of as the
Rousseau Of the English social revolu'
tion.
Gladstone is praised because he listenf
politely. Seward charmed the senate
because he was a good listener.
President GarGeld's letter to his
mother has been printed in fac-simile,
and is having a large sale in Ohio.
The Rev. DIR. Bellows will preach the
sermon at the dedication of the Chan
ming memorial church at Newport.
DIR. Karl Hillebrand. in his work on
France, speaks Of George Sand and NJ
Renan as s'true artists in language"
mount Garfield" is the new name OF
a Wood river (Montana) peak that tow
ers eleven thousand feet above the sea
level.
Captain James B. Eads will deliver
an address before the Mississippi river
improvement convention at st. Louis
next month.
. James r. Keene has purchased for
$3.50 an English estate, upon which
he intends to build stables for the pur-
pose Of training his horses.
Nine. Christine Nilsson is toreceive, it
is reported, 800, 900 for her provincial
tour this season, besides a share of the
profits if they exceed that figure.
Judge Loren p. Waldo, who was u
member of the thirty.ifth congress died
at his home in Hartford, Conn, on
Thursday night, 9Th inst, aged eighty
years.
King Alfonso will exhibit the banner
of Cortez and the sword of Pizzaro at
the Congress of American Artists"
to he held at Madrid on the 25th inst
ant.
General John Pope's presence at the
Bloomington, ILL.,, reunion reminds the
Kansas City Times that the Apaehes
are having a reunion down in..New Mex
leo.
NJ. Reginald, who is influenced by
French ambition, has written an article
on "Mussulman SPAIN" and its fall,
in order to show the impotence of Ara
H;a, o;y;I;1,4;on
The will of the late Judge Colt, of
Massachusetts,, b~equeaths IS, GOO to each
of four children, and leaves the rest of
his estate, which amounts to nearly
800, 600, to his wife.
The Rev. DIR. Leonard Bacon's pockets
were picked at New London, Conn.,,
the other day. The thief got a quarter
and the notes of a special prayer for the
presidents recovery.
p. s. Boothby is settling up the af-
fairs of Howland's hotel, Long Branch,
after a successful season, and next week
he will return to the Girard house, of
which he is one of the proprietors.
1t appears as if James T. Wilson will
be chosen United States senator from
Iowa.. Many Iowa republicans, how
ever, look forward to the election Of
Secretary Kirkwood should he leave'the
cabinet. !
Herr Gerhard Rohlfs wishes that the
system which the Israelites employed in
civilizing Canaan should be adopted by
the French in civilizing North Africa.
He says that a blow must be struck at
the headquarters Of Mohammed an agi-
tation.
John A. Stevens, of the New York
historical society, called upon Secretary
Blaine at Long Branch yesterday to
make arrangement forthe cooperation of
the government in the reception Of the
descendants of Lafayette at Yorktown.
Olive Logan says that English doctors
are so scrupulous about professional
ethics" that she heard considerable
comment in London recent because DR..
Austin Flint's baggage was marked
conspicuously with his name and ad-
dress-his English professional brethren
deeming it an indirect advertisement.
DIR. Agnew is quoted by the Phila-
delphia Press ss saying of DR.. Bliss:
she is an indefatigable worker and q
very good-natured IA Tho attend
ing physicians agreed to-day to leave
him to bear the brunt Of every question
as to the presidents condition which