The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-09-10

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three embassies.
General Ben Butler has been yacht
ing nearly all summer.
Senator ingalls, of Kansas is now the
father of ten children. 3.
The compile de Paris is Writing another
book on the American civil war.
Senator Fair intends to take his wife
to Washington to spend the coming
winter.
1t is said that Mrs Langtry has seldom
been seen in London society during the
last season.
The California senators, it is said, are
likely to urge Marcus D. Baiuck Of that
state for the secretaryshipo of the senate.
George Allchin, a recent graduate of
the Bangor me. Theological Seminary,
sails as a missionary to Japan Oct, /.
Justice HINT of the United States
supreme court does not improve. It is
said he will never resume his seat on
the Dencn again..
The son of General Egbert Viele of
New York has carried of several honors
in the distribution Of prizes at the col
lege Stanislas, Paris.
General Noyes has been very popular
with the French government, both UNI
der the administration of Marshal Mac
Mahon and that of President Grevy.
The Rev. DIR. Fiske of Haverhill,
Mass, accepts the professorship of
Christian theology, lately resigned by
Professor Park at the Andover Semin-
AIRY.
Alexander Calhoun Of Connecticut,
the first man In this country to in
troduce large wood display cuts into
printing for showmen, died in Detroit
last week.
The portrait of Ex-Governor Leland
Stanford of California, which was re-
Gently painted by Meiss ,nier, cost co.
600 francs, and measures about ten by
thirteen inches.
Miss Kellogg found many female
American musical students in Italy in
sorry plight, and shrinking from letting
their disappointment and difficulty be
known at home.
President Grevy is expected to return
to Paris early in September, although
there is said to be nothing in the polit-
ical situation in France or abroad to
hasten his return.
General Kostoff has been appointed
chief director of police of st. Peters
burg. and Count Baronoff, former town
commandant, has been appointed gov
ernor of Archangel.
Count Jourdenil, a descendant of one
of the oldest houses of the French leg
itimist nobility, has been arrested for
stealing a carriage and pair Of horses at
Spa. After selling them he quilted the
country.
Major Charles Ould of Powhattan,
Va. still has his old war steed in his
stables. The animal, though he is 81
years old and carries two bullets in his
carcass, is still s~prightly and will jump
a fence as high as his back. 4
Neal Dow, the Maine prohibitionist,
attacked Senator Bayard and ex-Sen-
ator Mcdonald in u speech at Indiana
polls, the other day, because:they are OPP
posed to legislation looking towards the
suppression Of the whisky traffic.
The marriage of Mr.. Victor Drum
mond of the British legation Mt WASH
ington, and Miss Lily Lamson. of New
York, will take place, it is said, early In
September, and the happy pair will sail
for Europe very shortly afterward.
Mr.. Bradlaugh has issued q fresh
manifesto to the English people an
nouncing his intention Of going to the
house of commons again at the next
session of parliament, and asking them
to protect him against unlawful viol-
ence. cas-.
Midhat Pasha's place of Punishment,
it is said, is considered by the Arabs as
the most ancient place in the world.
They say it is the place to which Adam
and Eve fled after their expulsion from
Paradise, and Ewes tomb is shown to
pilgrims, a9
A dispatch from London to Toronto
states that in accordance with the long
foretold intention of the imperial gov.
eminent to reduce the strength of the
British North American garrison, the
first battalion of Royal Munster Fusile'
ers will be recalled from Halifax and
that no relief wilt be provided.
Colonel A. F. Rockwell was, some
twenty years ago, a student in the Of
fee Of DR.. D. F. Bishop of Lockport,
N. Y, and while there those who knew
him best remarked not only his com.
mendable and studious reserve, but