The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-03-03
AND THINGS.

Miss henrietta DeWcOne-ln answer
to your question about ''unkissed kiss
es," we may say we are prepared to I'M
kiss any kisses we may have kissed out
side of family for the last five years.
Some crusty, rusty, musty, fusty,
dusty, gusty curmudgeon of a man gave
the following toast at a celebration:
"Our FIRE engines-may they be like
old maids-ever ready but never want
ed"
1t is reported that an assay Of tin ore
from the mine discovered near Pomona,
Cal, showed a result of $99.70 per ton
in tin. This mass of tin ore has hither-
to been mistaken by prospectors for
common rock stained with iron.
A dispatch from Pittsburgh states
that one of the bartenders in a saloon in
that city has been discovered to be a
German prince. We are glad to see an
effort on the part Of German princes to
earn their own living.
A member of the Vermont legislature
has been fined, under a statute which
his voice helped to make, for keeping
an unlicensed dog. He is now c%onvinc-
ed that the law is unconstitutional, and
will test it in the courts.
The mountain of the Lord is of solid
rock, 100 feet in height, rising above
the street level at Manti, Utuh. The
mormons are building on this eminence
a temple of fine marble, 95 feet by ITO
in area, and handsomely adorned.
A California man, worth nearly half
a million dollars, recently attended the
funeral of his son. Just before the cot.
fin was lowered he unscrewed the silver
handles and took them back to town
and sold them to an undertaken.
After a New Zealand savage marries
he is not allowed to look at speak to oil
live in the same camp with his wife's
mother. Singular that they call a race
savages who had the wisdom to estab,
lish such a custom as thatl
1t has been decided that the dome o.
the colossal Pail AZ de Justice, in Brus
sells, now approaching completion
which was to have been of copper, shall
now be constructed of papier .mache. l
will weigh about sixteen tons.
A miner Strolled into a San Franclsc,
saloon and sat down for IA quiet littl,
game" Of poker. The game was a pro
trdcted one, and when the miner rosD
he had lost 8 3,40O. The winner forth
with purchased a dwelling house.
AS a practical display of the variou
systems of electrical lighting, it /
thou mt that the forthcoming electrical
exhibition In the Crystal palace, Lon
don, Is likely to be more satisfactor,
than that which recently closed n
Paris.
Boston claims the only ladies gym
asium existing independently as such II
the country. 1t is large and fully ap
pointed establishment. The gymnastit
costume is a blouse and Turkish trows
ers, with low-heeled elastic soled shoes
The rage of a Minnesota farmer, a
his balky horse, did not subside whei
the days work was done, but rose high
er as he lay in bed thinking of the an.
noyance he had endorsed, loaded hi
gun, went to the stable, and deliberate
ly killed the beast.
Hens scratched up a woman's gardei
at Pawtucket and she poisoned them
To her horror, she saw the owner pluck
ing them the next day for the market
and her conscience gave her no peac
till she had bought the lot at a price ia
above the butchers offer.
A jocose old fellow declared that hi
wife told the truth at least three time
a day. Said he: Before rising in tn
morning she says: oh! dear. l mus
get up but 1 don't want to- Afte
breakfast she aided: We'll, 1 suppose
must go to work, but l don't want to.
And she she goes to bed saying: There
1 have been on the move all day AM
haven't done anything
The Princess Helena Of Waldeck
who is soon to be married to Prince Leo
pold, is described as fair, fair, fresh
gentle, and of a cheerful temper; ont
who would make an idea wife for al
earnest and charitably disposed English
rector. Her family is old and proud
but far from rich. The dukes nttlt
state is a country of high hills, wooded
glens and brawling streams-picture
sque enough, but frightfully povert,
stricken.