The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-07-30
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Chicago: Wheat oslo; spring wheat
s94c; corn, 34tc; whisky, Sl.05.
The Colorado beetle has made its ap
pearance in the county Cork, Ireland
Montgomery and Vicksburg have es
tablished quarantine against New Or
leans.
A terrific fire at Ortakeni, a village
on the Bosphorus, destroyed the Jewisl
quarter.
Cincinnati: Judge Isaac C. Collins, {
prominent lawyer, died tonight o.
heart disease.
The convention of the national cot
ton exchange will be held iu New Yorl
on the 18th of August.
A congressional committee at Gin
cinnatti are examining into Democratic
election frauds in Ohio.
Parole had practice gallop on Tues.
day, and is reported thoroughly fit for
the Goodwood cup race.
Judge Bland Ballard, Judge of the
Q. S. district court, died at Louisville,
KY, suddenly, Tuesday afternoon.
The eighteenth annual session of the
national educational association COM
menced at Philadelphia on Tuesday,
Stock of the Leadville mining COM
pany and the Caribou consolidated,
also the Central Arizona have been
placed ON the stock exchange list.
New Orleans No new cases report
ed in the city. A little child brought
here sick ON Sunday night from Nor
gan City has the black vomit and will
die.
Chicago: Trouble has broken out at
the Lemont stone quarries in the ex-
treme southern portion of this county,
and the sheriff has sent a posse to
maintain peace.
Richmond: Judge Robert Ould and
DR.. j. Spears George, who were ar
rested yesterday on the charge of being
about to engage in a duel, were. dis
charged to-day.
Gorham, ex-secretary of the U. S.
senate, has joined the Honorable Blk
Democratic coalition of California,
much to the relief of his former allies,
the Republicans.
Chicago: The congressional labor
committee yesterday examined several
greenbackers and business men, and
elected great variety of contradictory
theories and opinions.
Versailles: The chamber of deputies
by vote of 249 to 166 adopted the pro-
posal of NJ. Proust for the demolition
of the RUINS of the Tulleries. The site
will be transformed into garden.
Washington: The amount of national
bank notes redeemed at the treasury
during the fiscal year just closed, on
account of failure, going into liquida-
tion, and reducing circulation is
81, 1865, ,457.
London: There are 81, 600 people in
the Durham collieries, the greater part
of whom will be directly affected by
Lord Derby's award as umpire, in re-
ducing the wages II per cent, in ad-
dition to the former reduction.
Galveston: A dispatch from Fort Da-
Wis says Major Courtney skirmished
with the Indians at the salt lakes, 70
miles west of here on Saturday. Two
soldiers were badly wounded and ten
horses captured from the Indians.
lIIVincennes, Ind: James A. Cunning
hams starch factory burned yesterday
morning; loss, s150,OoO; insurance,
$4,000. Three loaded and two empty
freight cars also burned. One hundred
men were thrown out Of employment,
Boston: Mayor Lindsey of Fall
River had long interview with Gov
Talbot, on Tuesday, relative to the
labor troubles. The mayor states the
governor assured him he would be sup.
ported in his efforts to preserve the
peace.
Pennsylvania has three candidates in
the field for the English mission, Har
tranft, Quay and McVeagh. Quay is
the selection of Senator Cameron, not
withstanding McVeagh is Cameron's
brother-in-law. Hartranft will have
the soldiers support.
East Pennington, Wis: John Kranz,
a farmer, drove into lake to water
his horses, and the animals becoming
frightened ran into deep water, upset
ting the wagon and drowning Kran,
and five children. The sixth swan out
The eldest was girl II years old.
Martin, the Republican member ol
the House from North Carolina, who
has been interviewed, says that tht
Sherman boom is gaining considerabl,
proportions in that state, and that. hi
thinks, Sherman would have a stronger
delegation to the national convention
than Grant.
London: Kate Webster, convicted o.
the murder of Mrs. Thomas, her mis-
tress, at Richmond, was hanged to-da.
in Wandsworth prison. She confessed
that she committed the murder and hat
no accomplices either in the commission
of the crime or the disposal of the re
mains of the victim.
Ex-Congressman Rainey of Soutl
Carolina says the exodus of his rac'
will continue; that it has taken deel
root in nearly all the southern state:
and the movement will be westward