The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-12-14
BRIEF .TELEGRAMS.


Berlin: There are rumors of new
Russian war.
London: The steamer +. a. Scholten
ran aground at Rotterdam and lost her
rudder.
| Boston: Late Saturday night the
condition of Bishop Gilbert Haven was
a little more favorable.
Montreal: NJ. Kartosk Il Co., woolen
and fur merchants, failed. Liabilities,
about $3.50, 900, with large assets.
Alliance, Ohio: The Continental
hotel Of this place burned this morning;
loss, S14, 900; insurance, $4,000.
Gloucester, Mass: The fishing sea-
son closes with the loss of thirty-two
vessels, valued at over $3.50, 600, and 260
men.
Springfield, Mass: The day weavers
of the Lacowise wooden mill, Hamp-
den, have struck for an increase of ten
per cent.
New York: The produce exchange
voted to-day on the question of retain
ing the Genital system; 66S votes were
affirmative, and Cos against.
Berlin: Lord Dufferin, British am
bassador to Russia, is here on his way
to st. Petersburg. 1t is expected that
he will visit Prince Bismark.
Manchester, n. H.: The anniversa-
ry of the Methodist Episcopal tract and
Sunday school union began this even
ing and will continue until Tuesday
evening.
Atlanta, Ca: The road bed of the
Georgia western railroad, reaching
towards Decatur, was purchased to-day
presumably for the Louisville Il Nash
vile road.
st. Petersburg: Three persons, in
whose possession petards were found,
have been arrested in Kieff. Previous
to their arrest bomb was exploded on
the boulevard.
London: A dispatch from Cape Town
of Nov. 20 says the colonial forces sue
cessfully stormed the Moirosis' noun
tain. The chief of the Moirosis was
killed during the fight.
London: A Berlin dispatch says the
Catholic clergy refuse the governments
concession allowing them to supervise
the religious instruction as before the
enactment of the Falk laws.
London: A telegram from st. Peters
burg positively denies that Walujeff is
in disgrace, and that the czar flung his
constitutional projects into his face
when Walujeff submitted them.
Berlin: A st. Petersburg dispatch
says Count Schouvaloff's sudden change
of plans for the winter, and his imme-
diate return to ST. Petersburg, are re-
garded here as Of great Importance.
Rome: The vatican has been in
formed that the king of Abyssinia will
shortly release the bishop of Massaia
from prison, all the European govern
ments having interested themselves in
his behalf.
Amherstburg, Ont: An explosion of
three tons of nitro-glycerine and mica
powder on Fox island shook and broke
things here as if violent earthquake
had occurred. The report of the explo-
sion was heard forty miles away.
Montreal: The committee appointed
by the insolvent court to consider the
condition of the Consolidated bank,
report $4,000 of undoubted assets
over and above all liabilities, with
probability of realizing S350,00O from
real estate,
London: The Times, in an editorial,
says: g The circumstances of the at
tempt upon the life of the viceroy of
India seems to divest the deed of any
political significance. 1t is a sensa-
tional incident; nothing more.''
Vienna According to telegram
from st. Petersburg, Gortschakoff,
after his return to the Russian capital,
presented to the czar the programme of
his future policy. The basis of the pro-
gramme is peace. Friendly rel ations
with Austria, Hungary and Germany
are recognized as indispensable. The
programme is said to have, on all points,
met with the approval of the czar.