The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-07-24

YOU 1LEIu sSA
men Anrry uife5.Hers have ! been
sssndine Has head Of ths stairs thsss
tvokoun Oh, Charles. how can your
boIly husband 0bracing up)@f96tsav
diux on your head on fshtsln Q Jenny.
rrr Ehprisedf How can II By JOYS,
esnk. Two hour. too 2 'stronary
woman r-G Aoisna6 Gazetts
'Frsdk Bush and his wis, Of Clarion
o, agreed II their marriage that II any
quarrel ever arose befwesn thsm y
should BE- lsft 70 the decision OF three
refereeA Mrs Bosh htAly visited hen
mothsr, and refused 70 return home
The case was fully presented 70 The red.
ersss. who decided thst the wife Wa
sro4g, and must 60 bsck 70 her hns-
ba1G They also voted to oensurs the
motherinlsw.
Great Britain does not frown severely
upon polygsmy. To Cstewayo. who Il
held q prisoner neal Cspetown. she gem
erously granted the company Of fou
wives. Sci /
The Rockland Courier says, .'Yonne
ladies and elephants attain fheir growth
at eighteen. But here analogy ceases.
One trunk Is enough for an elephant
1t Ia said that during his lecture a:
Burlington, N. -, Col John W.Forney
several times referred to ..Grsy's Eulo-
gy written in a country chnrcbyard. =
Rochester Express.
The Trustees Of the Maine Agricultu-
raj College announces that they will be
compelled TO charge n tuition fee OF
$50 per year hereafter. because Of the
failure Of the State Legislature 10 make
adequats provision for the support Of
the college.
When Abraham Lincoln was assassin
ated Queen Victoria wrote = four-page
letter to Mrs. Lincoln. 1t was the I'M
restrained o%utpouring from . pure heart.
1t has never been published. as the Lin
coin family regarded it ayiolation of
propriety to do so.
An Agricultural Society In Maryland
has sued Rev. Henry Ward Beecher for
liver an address before it. Among the
probably be the alleged total failure Of
the pumpkin crop Of the State. ,
There was . double marriage in .
circus side-show 1t Galveston. The gil
ant welded the fat woman. and the lfv-
ing skeleton became the husband OF the
Circassian girl. In celebration Of the
happy event . banquet was given in the
tent TO employees Of the circus.
Tho Boston transcripts advice to
young ladies: Remember, . pretty
hand Is one Of woman's choicest charms.
Never assist your mother in her house,
hold duties. It doesn't 80 much matter
how much her hand IL sprawled out by
hard work. She Is out Of the market"
A man in Lehigh County has read tho
Bible through seventeen times. Now
that the book has been revised. 1t must
make him mad to think that he has
wasted % much time. In the words OF
"A~nonymus," never do to-day that
which . DO put off for ten or twenty
years.
A new material for architectural pur-
poses, said to be entirely fire-proof, 10
made from cotton. After being con-
verted into . paste by chemical treat
ment, 1t Is nodded into the desired form
and allowed to dry. when 1t becomes as
hard ~ stone. 1t is called architectu-
raj cotton.
Both Wsbster's and Worcester's die
tionaries, In the late editions, contain
many thousands of now words. And
yet there Is not language enough in
both Of them to express the feelings of
. man who misses q picnic train, and
Is left at the depot with q heavy lunch-
basket on his arm.
Be~aconsfeld's handwriting was stur-
dy and somewhat snowy. He treated
women Is pretty dolls and paid them
exaggerated compliments. Labouchcre
tells of Wing lady who talked Il him
long and learnedly. and his reply was.
You darling" He liked show, but
cared little for money.-New York
Times.
Mrs. Washington, q relative Of Gen.
Washington. has written n%letter, which
has been laid before Secretary Blaine,
in which she contends that the spot Sc
lected by ex-Secretary Evarts for the
monument to mark Washington's BIRTH
place. il some distance from the site Of
the house In which he first saw the light
She claims to know the exact spot.
The death of one Of the two Empress
es who have been ruling China during
the minority Of the boy King il moi
without some Significance. It was she
and her councillors who formed the an
h-foreign party who favored war with
Russia and Japan. Her influence II
said TO have always been exerted against
The adoption Of foreign ways and Ideas.
Hsr death, II this be trus. win rsmovs
some Of the greatest obstacles In the
way Of the opening up Of the country
to foreign commerce and also to mis-
pionary influence.
The only canal packet-line for pas.
sengers now operated in connection
with . railroad In this country, Is con
nected with the Richmond & Allegheny
Railroad, in Virginia. The railroad
extends from Richmond TO Scottsvillc,
~seventy-five miles, and on tho western
end from Buchanan to Williamson.
thirty-6ve miles. leaving a gap of 118
miles. which Il traversed by canal pack
cts ti-weekly, averaging the terrible
speed Of about i've miles per hour.