The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-10-27
Indians at Hooper valley agency, Cali.

Indians at Hooper valley agency, Cali
fornia.
Charleston: Capt. Cheesman, NJ
Murray, first officer, and the entire
crew Of the steamer Gen. Barnes, ar.
rived here to-day.
Boston: The Fair Haven institutions
for savings have been enjoined from
paying more than ten per cent. to de.
positors in the next six months.
Memphis: The weather continues tc
grow warmer. From six O'Clock last
night until noon today the undertakers
report orders for seven interments.
st. Paul: Chas. Etheridge, insurance
agent and financial representative of
the New York loan and trust company,
has disappeared under circumstances
remarked as suspicious.
Columbus, Ohio: Rev. n. A. Gal
'lagher, of st. Patrick's church, has
been appointed by Archbishop Purcell
administrator of the diocese of Colum-
bus, vice Rosencrans, deceased.
Geneva: Frauds to a considerable
amount in the payment of the workmen
on the st. Gothard railway have been
discovered. The cashier has been ar
rested and the personnel in his depart
ment has been dismissed.
Vienna: News from Bulgaria is alarm
ing. The notabies are organizing a
movement for the determination of Mo-
hammedans and the Russians encourage
the secret committee in procuring arms.
A great struggle is likely to take place
during the winter.
Constantinople: The British minis
ter energetically insists upon the exc
cution of convention between the
porte and England, abolishing the sale
and Importation of slaves. Layard de-
mands the freedom of the slaves who
recently took refuge at the British con-
sulate.
Buffalo: The slaughter house and
pork packing establishment of Christian
Klinch, East buffalo, burned this MORN
ing. About 40 out of some 400 live
hogs were saved. An immense quanti-
ty Of pork, lard, and dressed hogs were
destroyed. The estimated loss is $780,
00t; insurance SS5,O00.
Washington: Secretary Sherman says
of Jas. E. Anderson's retraction, that
he had always been satisfied that the
truth of history would in the end fully
vindicate him from all charges and
aspersions In the matter of the So
called Sherman letter. and he would
prefer to await rather than to delay or
obstruct thorough examination into
all the facts.
New Orleans: The work of supply
ing the needy with rations, medicines,
nurses, physicians, etc., will to-day be
brought to, an end as far as the Pea
bodys, Howards, Ladies' Physiological
society and steamboat men are con-
cerned. The Orleans, Central, Young
Mems Christian, Peabody, Auxiliary,
Homeopathic Relief, Hebrew Benevo-
lent and several minor charitable asso-
Citations will continue their labors.
New Orleans: DIR. Quizano. who was
sent to the Towards by thu Spanish
government to be sent to the place
where. the fever was most malignant,
returned from Dry Grove, Miss. He
has been % years in charge of the hos
pital at Havana, but says he never saw
such yellow fever: 80 hours of the black
vomit, and 2S deaths out of 90 cases,
were the reports when he arrived. He
was very successful in the treatment of
the fever at Dry Grove, and afterwards
at Lebanon Church.
Memphis: Fifteen physicians of the
Howard medical corps report 16 new
cases, equally divided between the city
and country. A majority of those re-
ported in the city are of persons who
were taken Ill in the suburbs and
brought in the city for treatment. Ten
local physicians have been appointed on
duty in the city by Medical Director
Mitchell, to take the place Of the phys
icians from abroad who have been re-
lieved. Members of the medical corps
who are quarantined from home, have
been requested 70 remain in the city as
guests of the Howard association.
Nep York Money and Stock Marke;.
New York, Oct. 26.-Gold closed
1909.
silver-bars. 119 greenbacks 11s,
gold.
Silver Coin-t@1 discount.
Money-easy at 3@6. :.
Governments firm; Stocks steady.
Western Union, 98d; Quicksilver, 12a;