The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-09-20
ALL SORTS.

President Garield's Life Is insured
NJ ~. 900 for the benefit Of his wife.
The evidence in 9 San Francisco d.
orce suit was all found In . diary
Which the defendant kept
Field Marshal Won Moltke has very
mall feet and marrow. long hands;
,rince Bismarck has large feet and
dg. fieshy hands.
The Japanese stage is made 70 re-
solye. While one scene is before the
public another is in process Of arrange
nent.
The wife Of an old colored man in
he eastern part of Georgia recently
presented him with the sixth pair Of
wins the family having been previous
y endowed with two pairs Of triplets,
Ill hourishing.
Texas Is the greatest cattle raising
state in the Union, yet the beef eaten
here by the fastidious is chiefly brought
rom Kansas. The reason is that Tex
Is cattle are fat only two months in the
rear. when the grass is green.
In Belgium. postage stamps of two,
i've, and ~ten-centimes are to be receiv-
ibie AZ savings banks deposits, but the
wo-centime stamp Is to be available
,nly by school children, and postage
tamp deposits are limited to ten francs
} month.
At q recent half-yearly rent-dsy din
,er in England the tenants of 4 GER
ain peer were intensely Disguised to
ind that they were being RECALLED on
.inned beef and mutton. One Of the
farmers declared that such
would make the old lord turn in his
grave.
A recent visitor at Cologne asked
What the curious figures on some beau
'iful carved oak stalls depicted, where
ppon the guide, evidently rather proud
II his English, replied: 'sOh. Mr.. Samp-
that they mean Samson and Delilah.
Tobacco is prohibited to the students
If Oberlin. College. Girard College,
md the Naval School at Annapolis. A
imilar rule has been recommended for
Nest Point by the Board of Visitors.
At Cornell University nearly all the
Students have Voluntarily signed o
pledge of abstinence.
KLondon paper says that American
agriculturists are well enabled to com
peto with the British farmer whom the
rate Of freight ON wheat from New
York to Liverpool is &1.20 per ton,
while the railroad rate from Liverpool
. Birmingham (about 100 miles) is
s9- Is per ton.
s.Now I've fixed you," said Jim Ho-
ran to his wife. at Monticello, Ohio.
He had good reason to think 20, for he
had shot i've bullets into her body; vet
y was mistaken. for she revived soon
after he had killed himself with the re-
naming charge in the revolver, and is
now rs well as ven.
A Washington girl has highly inter-
bsting hair. Its color used to be q light
blonde DR.. d. w. Prentiss reports to
The Smithsonian Institution that he
gave her jAborandi. q Brazilian plant,
Is . cure for blood poisoning. Her
aair oon began to darken, and in four
months was almost black.
Pixies Opera House. Cincinnati, Is to
be put to mercantile uses. 1t was when
irst erected, If not still SO, the hand
somest and costliest theater in the
United States. The owner was the late
5. N. Pike, q very wealthy distiller,
who also erected the Grand Opera
House in this city.
After Capt. Fritz, q San Francisco
politician Of local prominence. had
committed suicide, the police found
aim hanging with his wrists fastened
together with handouts, while on his
ankles were shackles- The keys were
produced by his wife. who explained
hat the irons had nothing to do with
:he suicide. but mad been habitually
worn. Politics took him away from
aome q great deal at night, and in or
Ter to compel himself to stay In occa-
sionally no would thus manacle him.
ielf, give Mrs. Fritz tho keys, and tell
Ter to keep him . prisoner till morn
nc.
Trent invited Strickland to take .
Mtnk q peace at Scott Mo-. and there
W settle . l~ong.standing quarrel; bus
u b same time he laid . big knife on
ne bar. n said that he was ready ID
light instead OF drinking, Il tho occaS
sion demanded It. Strickland chos0
Ne dreL. md they fought until no was
"oE1y woenoeo.
Canadians would not consent to let 6c
United StAtes axe any OF the glory q
hanian'e victories abroad. his
home Is In Canada, n now the Toron-
70 6tooe reminds the that the
winner OF the DERBY rs the son Oh inc
famous English horse Leamington, sno
ms dam Was the daughter Of the no less
celebrated English horse Australian.
AZ me- Moody ana Sankey meetings
IN : rra1cisco, IN ~ lLonI row
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