The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-11-30

car and czarina the ivory throne OF
Constantine, the last emperor of Con-
stantinople. is to be used The czarina
Is to occupy a throne adorned with SId
diamonds and rubies and l ,223 sapphies,
turquoises and pearls of the first water.
Miss Clara Louise Kellogg tells a
Chicago reporter that she found the
"Swanee River'' popular among Italians
daring her recent visit to Europe. Miss
Kellogg will return to Europe after
giving one hundred concerts in this
country. She is now in the northwest,
where she will travel for several weeks
"Mai" she said c~onndingly. "Henry
has asked me to marry him." "And
you accepted?" was the query. NO."
was tho reply, 81 didn't and neither
did / reject him. If ! can keep him on
the string until Christmas he'll make
me q handsome present to induce me to
say Yes Yon know I've been want
ing a gold watchfor a long time"
A conversation overheard the other
day: She-Did Sheridan-o or Knowles
write THE School for Scandal" He
Why, Knowles. of course Sheridan
was a general in the army, you know,
and never wrote anything. Didn't you
ever hear about his marching through
Georgia? she-O, l remember now
but l always did get those two men
confused.
Baron Won Steuben said TO u Cincin
natl reporter: "Nr. Blaine is the love-
lest, most dignided, and ut the same
time the most cordial man have met
in this country. 1t is no wonder to~pe
that this nation honors him as one Of its
greatest men and l have not the slight
est doubt that bis popularity will in
crease as time progresses"
In a Montreal breach Of promise suit
it was shown that the pair agreed upon
q day for marriags, and marked 1t in u
calender Of her diary, and that he twice
surreptitiously rubbed out the mark and
put it a month ahead. She caught
him ut 1t on the last occasion, and
sought by a recourse to the Law to COM
pei him to keep the original promise.
A young nobleman in a frightful rail-
way accident missed his valet. Ono Of
the guards come up to him and said.
my lord, we have found your servant,
but he Is cut In two." CAV, is he2''
said the young man, with a Dundreary
drawl. but with a trace of anxiety de-
picted on his countenance. "Will you
be gwood enough to see in which half
he has got the key Of my carpet bag?"
A projected hotel in Toledo will have
no bar-room, but, in its stead, a small
chapel, in which the guests may hold
religious services. The man who is
going to build this house believes that
hotels are wickeder than the average of
travellers, and he e to provide &C.
commodations especially for Christians.
He is said to be wealthy enough to try
the experiment without danger Of bank
rupty.
II have good news for you," said old
Buyerten, to a clerk in his office. Your
uncle who died last week left his Ohio
farm to your cousin Ben and you get
nothing" The clerk laughed a loud
laugh of Joyous relief. "By George"
he said, that takes q load of me.
Uncle Ezra was so angry at me the
week before he died he swore he would
leave me that farm. 1t has two tax titles
and three mortgages on it, there is a
flaw in the original patent, five families
are fighting for 1t, and there is a strang-
err In possession. Ben must have made
the old man awful mad somehow"