The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-04-30
SUNDAY, APRIL 80, 1882.
ESSENCE.

A monument TO Sir Walter Scott is
to be erected in Rome.
Carlyle is to have a monument close
to his house in Chelsea.
W. II. Vanderbilt intends to open
bis gallery of paintings to the public on
certain days.
The collection Of portraits Of Milton,
owned by Mr.. Tilden, is said to be the
finest and most valuable in the
try.
An English artist has photographed
swallows on the wing, and fixed the
reflection thrwon Oh a pond In passing
over.
A portrait of Nathaniel Lyon has
been presented to the state Of Connec-
ticut by his sister, Mrs. Hassler, OF
Webster, Mass.
Ex-Gov. Tilden received the first
prize at the New York dog show. He
has a fancy for dogs.
It is proposed to erect a memorial
window In st. Giles cathedral, Edin-
burg, to the late Dean Stanley.
EI-Sec'y Evarts is giving more atten-
tion to farming. He has bought al ad.
dition 10 his Vermont farm.
Salvini has sent a message to Mr..
Stetson stating that he will begin his
next American tour in October.
Sam Colville says that the receipts by
The World" throughout the country
aggregated 81, 00O, 900.
When we asked our girl to marry us
she said she didn't mind-and we have
since found out that she didn't.-lTo-
ledo American.
Philip Cody died in Cleveland recent.
~, leaving an estate of 81, 10O, 900, and
Buffalo Bill is one of the heirs.
Ristori denies that she will shortly
appear in Drury Lane theater, London,
because her family are opposed to her
playing any longer.
women, " says Mrs. Eastman, sis a
PiOiiO"' ~ oho 10, anu buOuBu u
problem we can never hope to solve, it
is n we shall never, never be willing
to give up- Boston Transcript.
at the funeral in Paris Of Emile
Loissa, the famous equestrienne, the
coffin was covered with wreaths, one
from the empress OF Austria.
The warden Of the Washington jail
says that Guiteau has accumulated
about 81, 300, fully $500 of which is from
the sale Of photographs. On a recent
Saturday he took in S39.
The bell that sounded the signal for
the massacre OF st. Bartholomew from
the steeple Of st. German 'Auxerrois,
was used at the recent performance Of
Alfred deMasset's "Barberine," at the
theater Franchise.
The principal names mentioned for
the democratic nomination of governor
Of New York, are Samuel j. Tilden,
Lucius Robinson, Erastus Corning.
Abram S. Hewitt and Roswell p. Fow-
Ter, the last two being the most promi
nsnt in the race.
One Of the reasons assigned by Frank
Mayo for abandoning the Legitimate, is
that the charges for extra baggage were
30 large that the slight profits he made
were hardly sufficient to pay them.
Fred Warde has struggled through
his season as a star, in the west and
south, without any very brilliant pecu-
mary results. He intends to return to
stock acting next season, where the
money is sure.
Johnathsn Forster Macready, a son
OF the celebrated tragedian, who has
been In attendance at st. Barlhulo-
news hospital, London, for the past
ten years, is now a candidate for ap-
pointment OF assistant surgeon.
N. Damala, the husband of Sarah
Bernhard, is a tall and handsome man
OF middle age, who looks the thorough
Greek he is. His father wal a mer-
chant at Syria, and his mother was a
daughter Of NJ. Rail-, mayor OF the
Pireus.
At a meeting of the New York Meth.
odist conference it was admitted that
there had been a large falling off in the
circulation of the church newspaper
organ, and the editor accounted for It
on the ground Of the abandonment Of
the premium system.
A theatrical phenomenon is at pres
ent finishing his education under the
tuition OF one Of the most noted dra-
matte lady teachers of Berlin-a young
man of a respectable family, who in
tends to make his appearance in a num-
Der of feminine characters, (Ad1ienne
Lecouvreur, Phadra, etc for which
his exterior a well as his voice, a nat
ural soprano.perfectly qualify him.
In the ure of severe coughs, weak
lungs, splitting of blood, and the early