The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-09-22
PERSONS OF NOTE

-Lord Airley's death is announced in
London.
General Grant is described a. get
ting stoop-shouldered and gray"
Charles De Young, who was murder
ed by young Xalloch In San Francisco,
left an estate worth $79, 7o5.
Logan, Ohio. is TO the front with q
6~ve-cent subscription toward ~defraying
the expenses of Sergeant Mason's de-
Tense.
General Stone, an ex-confederate
soldier and now an Officer In the Egyp-
tian army, was the leader of the Cairo
mutiny.
Senator Warner Miller delivered the
address ut the reunion Of the fifth New
York cavalry. at Rushford, in that
state, on Tuesday.
Captain Paul Boyton has started for
the head waters Of the Yellowstone
with the purpose Of padding himself to
st. Louis, q distance Of 8 $500 miles.
Justice Stanley Matthews is about to
begin the erection of a new mansion At
the corner Of N street and Connecticut
avenve, Washington. 1t will cost $780,
900.
Ex-senator Conkling stood at the
polling place In his ward during the
primary election at Utica on Thursday
and s'shook hands with all who ap-
preached"
DR.. William Warren Greene, Of Port
land, Me-, who was q delegate to the
International medical congress at Lon.
don, died and was buried at sea on his
return voyage.
Mr.. Gonzalo S. Hernandez, reporter
of FL Almendares, Of Havana, Ii visit
ing Philadelphia On business connected
with his journal. III Almendares Is q
daily newspaper dedicated principally
to the ladies'" and 1t manifests both in
telligence and enterprise In Its field.
A recent Paris letter says: ''Sarah
Bernhardt leaves soon for Madrid,
where she has an engagement Of ten
days at 81, 900 per representation; after
wards she proceeds to Vienna for three
weeks to fulHll an engagement at 80, 400
per evening. Her American tour has
SO LARGELY increased her reputation that
she can command almost her price
for her acting"
Among the guests entertained BY
Lolita, the actress, at her Lake George
villa, this summer, are fifteen or twenty
young ladies from different cities,
bright. pretty girls, who had not the
means to spend the summer ut q fash.
ionable resort. So Lolita brought them
up into the green hills, and took them
riding on buckboards and rowing In
canoes, and blackberrying and bathing,
and gave them a regular good time.
Mr.. Bruce, the colored Mississippi ex-
senator, and now United States register
at Washington, is an advocate Of wo-
mar suffrage. He has recently written
a letter approving the proposed woman's
suffrage amendment in Nebraska, and
saying that he lie fully persuaded that
woman's influence In political Affairs
and her intelligent and conscientious
expression Of opinion ut the polls will
add materially to the peace, happiness
and prosperity Of all the inhabitants Of
the state.
The Marquis De Rochambeau, &C.
companied by Madame, the Marquise,
and by ten representatives Of the fami-
lies Of officers who held commands in
the French army at Yorktown, will
sail from Havre on September 20 and
arrive In New York about October Q.
They are the guests OF the Yorktown
centennial association, and the citizens
Of Philadelphia should assist In provid-
ing for their entertainment in the conu-
try as well IS for their proper reception
upon the historic Geld.
Mr.. Sherman Paris, of Charleston, N.
H., has dedicated to free public use a
fine large park in the town, with ap-
propriate buildings and other improve
ments, calling 1t FAIRY DELL" On the
6rst day he invited a company Of 1000
people to participate in the d~edicatory
ceremonies, and the next day entertain
ed in like manner q largo company Of
children. Mr.. Paris is q generous and
u public. spirited gentleman, q many
people Of the west are aware from per-
sonal acquaintance with him.
Two very little men have become stu
dents In Hillsdale college, Michigan
two brothers, named Christopher and
Edwin Sparkling. Their ages are respec-
lively Is and Is years. Christopher,
the elder, is S9& inches In height, and
weighs S7i pounds. Size Of head 81.
and wears a Nc. z shoe, children's size.
Edwin, the younger, is 423 inches in
height, and weighs 49s pounds. The
size Of his head Is g.. and he wears q
No. 8 shoe, children's size. They are
both we'll formed In every respect, are
active aud energetic, and very strong
for their size.
DR.. Rhodes Electric T~ransfusing Battery.
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