The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-10-16
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Clinton: Since the death of Rev.
John A. Riley six new cases have oc-
Cured on his place.
Constantinople: Gussinje has been
surrendered to the Montenegrins and
Vranja to the Servians. +
London: The amount of bullion that
went into the Bank of England on
balance to-day was e213, ,O6O.
Tangipoha: The fever is abating for
the want Of material. Two deaths
yesterday. DR.. Carter died to-day.
New Orleans: Weather cloudy and
warm; deaths, 80; cases reported, 135.
Total deaths, 3,549; total cases, II, 1855.
Big Rapids, Mich: A boiler in Sell
linger's shingle mill exploded to-day,
killing one man and seriously iniuring
five others.
Concord, N. H: The Concord saw
ings bank has been compelled to close
its doors. 1t is believed theldeposltors
will receive about 80 per cent.
New Haven: In the case of Rev. g.
H. Hayden, charged with. murder on
March 10th, the grand jury after two
days deliberation, found a true bill of
murder in the first degree. 2 I
New York: The cargo of the British
steamship Ariel, from Liverpool via
the West Indies, and, Mexican ports,
was seized today by the custom author
tiles on account of some Irregularities.
Memphis: Weather growing warmer,
and reports of the further spreading of
the fever in the suburbs are received.
From 6 o'clock last night until noon
to-day undertakers report % inter-
ments.
New Orleans: knights Landing,
near Harrisburg, appeals to the How
ards for physicians and nurses. One
physician there is dead and another is
sick. Twelve cases of fever are re-
ported. tGe
Memphis: DR.. Keating is down; 66
new cases and 3S deaths. DIR. Lang
staff, who has been out on the rivers
giving relief to outside towns, reports
that hundreds of hungry and suffering
people were relieved by his trips.
Little Rock: Information from Bax-
ter county is received that distillers
have sunk their stills in the bayou,
abandoned their fortified works and
scattered; the alarm having-been taken
from the published dispatches from
Washington.
Vienna: simultaneously with the
presentation of his credentials, the
Ottoman ambassador to Vienna was
ordered to declare to Count Andrassy
that the porte would be compelled to
oppose by arms the advance of the
Austrian troops upon Novi Bazaar.
London: The Times says that owing
to the course pursued by most of the
banks in partially refusing accommoda-
tion usually afforded to borrowers, the
bank of England was obliged to meet
the demand concentrated upon it by
raising the nominal rate of discount to
six per cent.
New York: The box stolen from the
First National bank at Fishkill Land
ing by burglars on Wednesday, was
found yesterday in the woods near the
spot, where the robbers abandoned
their horse and wagon and contents.
The bonds and mortgages, valued at
from $1,000 to 800, 900, were undis-
turbed
Canton: Total cases to date, 844;
deaths, 1856. The Howard association
makes another appeal for aid. They
state that the calls upon them from the
surrounding country are SO great that
their supply of money and provisions
is almost exhausted. len new cases
and five deaths were reported in the
last 48 hours.
Washington: The Republican has an
interview with Representatives Rainey
and Smalls, of South Carolina, who
were assured by the president yester-
day that the colored republicans Of this
state should be protected from out
RACES, which the democrats have al
ready began to heap upon them, and
that their meetings should be free, as
provided by the constitution.
New York: The announcement to the
stock exchange of the failure of Hoar
& Co., caused quite furry among
bankers and brokers. 1t is said the
cause of the failure is due to the fact
that Jay Gould gave orders to Hoar &
Co. to buy million dollars in gold and
that firm bought the same on their
own account. The statement was also
made that Hoar s. Co. were long of
81, 100000 gold and short of 1900
shares Of stock.
Paris: 1t is now officially known that
the awards to the American exhibitors
at the French exposition number 750,
namely: Ten grand prizes, 80 diplo-
mas of honor, 1874 gold medals and 1866
Of honorable mention. The aggregate
is larger than the whole number Of
American exhibitors at the Paris expo
sition in 1867, or at the Vienna EXPOSE
tion of 1873. 1t is larger in proportion