The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-10-31
BRIEF TELEGRAMS.

London, oct. 3O.-The price OF tin
in Cornwall yesterday fell three pounds
per ton.
Memphis, Oct. 30.--No new cases or
deaths reported since yesterday morn
ing. Weather cold.
London: The bullion withdrawn
from the bank of England on balance
to-day was e166,000.
London: The bullion withdrawn from
the Bank of England to-day was prin-
cipally for shipment to Germany.
London: OF the bullion withdrawn
sesterday from the bank of England,
f13S, 900 was for the United States,
Paris: Don Carlos, the Bourbon pre-
tender to the throne of Spain, will
shortly leave France on visit to Eng
land.
Washington: The comptroller Of
of currency says the increase of the
national bank circulation for October
will reach about three millions of dol
lars.
Newark, N. j: The Episcopal con-
vention of northern New Jersey, on the
seventh ballot elected DR.. Thomas A.
Starkey, of Paterson, bishop.
New York: The steamer Amerique
brought in 5000, 900, French and Alb
ysinian gold, and S55o,00O of British
gold and American gold coin.
Fall River: The puddlers at the Fall
River iron works, whose wages were
advanced twenty-five cents per ton a
few weeks ago, struck to-day for still
higher pay.
Washington: The excess of exports
over imports of merchandise for the
month ending Sept. Both, is 800, ,620,-
0S7; for twelve months ending Sept.
80, 10, 1886, 6,s46,277.
/ Annapolis: Mrs. Frank Chair. living
at Curtis creek, near Walkers pavilion,
Anne Arundel county, shot her hus-
band fatally yesterday, and then shot
herself, instantly dying.
Constantinople: At the last sitting
of the Greek frontier commission, the
Greek members accused the Turkish
members of showing want of respect
for the treaty of Berlin.
Madrid: The river Agly overfiowed
its banks, inundating the village of
Maury, and the neighboring territory,
and also the town of Estagile, doing
great damage to property.
Berlin: Roumania has addressed a
circular to the powers asking their
formal recognition of her correspond
ence in view of her recent action in the
direction of emancipating Jews.
Cleveland, Ohio: James Carder, OF
Garden, formerly of Philadelphia, pur-
chased revolver at pawn shop, il
this city, thismornlng, and after load
ing it, shot himself in the head and
died instantly.
Louisville: In the circuit court to-
day Joseph Patterson, who killed Chas
Kern last August in the Wet Woods
neighborhood, was sentenced to the
state prison for life. The quarrel wa
over game Of cards.
Quebec: This afternoon Hon. Jol,
! stated to the house that he had asked
| the governor for dissolution, and hat
been refused, and had rendered his res
ignation and that of his confreres
which had been accepted.
Philad elphia: Isaac jackson, th'
sailor who was recently convicted fol
the murder, at sea. of Charles ID
Brooks, mate of the ship Sea King, OF
the 18th of August last, was to-da,
sentenced to be hanged on January 4th
next.
| London: VIM. Shaw, member of thu
house of commons for Cork, and home
rule leader, sent a letter to all the 1risl
members of parliament, requesting
them to sign memorial to Lord Bea
consfield regarding the prevailing dis
tress in ireland.
Simla: BY order Of the viceroy o
India Sir Frederick Roberts has ISSUED
a proclamation stating that in conse
euenoe of the abdication of the ameer
and the outrage at the British residen
cy, the British government has beeI
compelled to Occupy Cabul, and othe
parts of 'Afghanistan. NJ
Chicago: The American missionar.
society this morning heard the repor
of the committee on church work II
the south, showing that the increas
since 1854 has been from almost moth
ing, to 4, 600 members, all this bein
accomplished in the face of open oppo
sition, moral apathy, and ignorance