The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-03-25
GLEANINGs,

Ontario has l0.465 prisoners in her
jails and S,065 lunatics in her asylums.
Boston aesthetics veal mustard plaster
because they are of ar old gold color.
Philadelphia conyicts are to be set tc
work on the manufacture of paper col.
lars.
Andrew Young. author of There is q
Happy Land" and other popular hymns,
Is living at Edinburgh, aged rs.
A report presented in the Iowa legis.
tature estimates that 10 per cent. Of the
railroad passengers in that state are
dead-heads.
The fire commissioners OF Boston have
ordered fire-escapes to be supplied by
all manufacturers employing i've OF
more hands.
In London alone property to the
amount of S3, 1000. 900, 900 is now insured.
and in the whole kingdom tho risks tax
en- amount to S25. 900. 900, 900.
The National hotel at Sidney, o., with
a history OF siSty-two years, and built OF
timber cut from the public square of the
town, is being demolished.
l. Two emigration agents have been ar
rested at Hamburg ier shipping young
girls, chiefly German. to immora! houses
in America.
During the last year 1000 persons
have been employed in the Paterson. n.
j., silk mills. and have produced SI6,-
100000 worth of silk goods.
Thirty editions of the revised new
testament have been published in the
United States. The aggregate sale of
copies here and in England is about
250, 900.
An Indianapolis policeman, having
detected various coal dealers in giving
short weight, was dropped from the
force at the next reorganization. He
knew too much.
Daniel Webster's wife still lives, and
has sent n letter of acknowledgment to
4 New Haven school. She was a Miss
Caroline Leroy, and now lives at New
Rochelle.
The changes in the Mississippi liquor
law are a repeal of the pint law, and
each district is to be allowed to decide
by ballot whether liquor license shall be
granted or not.
In Hampden, Mass, there is an apple
tree which was grated by Robert SEES
sions 100 years ago. He was ono of the
men who pitched the tea overheard in
Boston harbor.
An enterprising apothecary, in urging
persons to buy bis vaccine virus, sup
plies also the deficiency in our vernacu-
lar by saying, Vaccination is a duty
that every n owes to themself."
Let's Illustrate it." hiccoughed q DO
litical orator. ats beautiful. You see.
an old .-rmer comes to town loaded
with new wheat, an hegoes home loaded
with old rye"
Pat says he was born on tho last day
Of the year. and con~gratulates himself
that he was born at all: For il it had
been the next day what would have be-
come of me-"
HE was gored by an angry bull"
wrote a reporter, in describing the death
Of n farmer. Don't be Theological"
said the editor, strike out the word
angry; of course s good-natured bull
wouldn't do such a thing"
The Little Rock papers mitigate the
crime of n man who committed suicide
there last week, by saying il was his
first offcnsc. Very likely he had NOT
been long in the state or no would have
made the attempt sooner
The Vienna managers are still cursing
and gnashing their teeth over the bar.
barity of the theatrical inspection com
mittee, which has been reforming their
houses SO radically that they are likely
10 be converted into churches ere long
Or closed altogether.
The great milk traffic of New York
from Orange and other counties had .
small beginning in l843. In 1s4s or
1880 the first regular milk train WA
started. 1t created much religious OK
element at the time in consequence Of
the train running Sunday morning.
The milk trains are now BY far the most
profitable on the roads