The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-09-13
BRIEF TELEGRAMs.

The Doncaster cup was won by Ison-
omy, Jeanette second, Glandale third.
London: The Reservoir cotton mills
near Manchester have burned. Dam
age e15, 900 to 100000.
Newark, N. j.: Blair, indicted for
the murder of Armstrong, his coach
man, was arraigned to-day and plead
not guilty.
London: An explosion occurred in
the colliery of the Grove coal and iron
company at Loycett. Five persons are
known to have been killed.
Newark: Gov. George B. Mcclellan
was taken suddenly Ill yesterday at his
residence at West Orange. At last
accounts he was improving.
1t is stated that the president has
carefully prepared speech to deliver
in Ohio during his present visit, and
that it is exceedingly stalwart.
Cincinnati: The presidential party
left this morning on the Cincinnati
Southern railroad for the high bridge
that spans the Kentucky river.
Vienna: 1t is denied that Austro-
Hungary has guaranteed TO Turkey the
safety of her European possessions in
turn for allowing the peaceful occupa-
tion of Novi Bazaar.
Simla: Yakoob Khan has written to
the governor of Candahar, informing
him of the massacre at Cabul and Or
dering him to follow the advice of the
British authorities.
Madrid: The rumors regarding the
influence of the British in Morocco
and mounting guns on the fortified bar
racks at Tangiers by British engineers.
etc., are entirely false.
Toledo, Ohio: 1t is proposed to have
grand reunion here of those who
were prisoners of war during the rebel
lion. on the 1st and I'd of October. A
large attendance is already assured.
Philadelphia: Notwithstanding the
statement of Childs and others that
Grant does not want office again, a
large number of politicians here are
working Systematically to secure his
nomination next year.
London: A Berlin correspondent re-
peats the statement from Novoye
Uremya that at the forthcoming meet
ing of the Russian scientists they will
consider the question of abandoning
the old method of reckoning time.
London: The earthenware manufac-
lures at Hanley will renew contracts
with their workmen only at 10 per cent.
reduction of wages. The master OPP
pose arbitration. which the men desire.
Sixty thousand workers are affected.
Rangoon: A government steamer
has left Mandalay bringing down the
staff of the British residency at that
place. Fears are entertained that
King Thebaw would follow the exam
pie set at Cabul by massacreing the
embassy.
London: The farmers who sailed for
Canada from Liverpool to investigate
the advantages of settlement in the
Dominion represent Roxburghshire,
Berwickshire and Dumfrieshire In
Scotland and Durham, Cumberland and
Yorkshire in England, also eastern and
southern counties of England and sew
eral districts in Ireland.
Lahore: A Hindoo who was attached
to Major Cavaganari's mission, and who
concealed himself during the attack by
the mob, and escaped during the night
has arrived at Kiratza. He reports
that the embassy was attacked in the
morning and set on fire at noon, but
that it held out until evening. He be-
lieves that all others connected with
the mission were killed.
st. Petersburg: The R,lsskoj Prouado
gives list of the impending changes,
which include the appointment of the
czarewitch as chief of the imperial
guard and commander of the military
district of st. Petersburg; Prince
Doudeukof Korsakoff, minister of for
eign affairs; Privy Councillor Wolujeff,
minister of the interior; Gen. Todleben
as minister Of ways and communica-
/ tion and Gen. Abrutcheff, minister of
war.