The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-11-04
bRIEF TELEGRAMS.


abandoned.
Cabul: The ameer's chamberlain has
been arrested.
Sophia: The session of the Bulgarian
assembly was opened by Prince Alex
ander to-day.
Rio Janeiro: Great bush fires are rag.
ing In the province of Minas Geraes.
Sixty-seven persons have perished.
Bridgetown, NO.: A block of fine
buildings on Main street burned last
night. Several citizens were injured.
Loss, 10000.
Paris: La France reports that the
government has decided to summon the
chambers to meet on the oath OF 25th
of November.
San Francisco: John Donnell. black
smith, was SHOT dead yesterday by Dam
iel HarIigan, n special officer. Both
were in liquor and quarrelled.
Toronto: In the wrestling match for
$500 side between Thomas Lynch of
New York, and ID. C. Rosa, of Balti-
more, the latter was the victor.
Cairo: News has been received from
Gordon Pasha that matters are satis-
factory, but the rains have delayed his
journey to the kings residence.
Buenos Ayres: Hostile armies on the
the southern borders OF Peru are ad-
vancing to meet each other, and u
great battle is believed imminent.
Paris: A dispatch to the Temps from
Vienna says that Prince Imperial Fred
erick William, Of Germany, will visit
the pope during his stay in Rome.
Washington: The secretary of the
treasury has issued an order prohibiting
the importation of neat cattle from
Canada, to take effect December /, next.
Halifax: The storm which visited
the eastern part of the province last
week damaged Prince Edwards Island
to the amount of sixty thousand dol
lars.
San Francisco: At fire on the cor
ner of Pacific and Davis streets last
night, Mrs. Robert Graves was burned
to death, and her husband was fatally
burned.
Philadelphia: The motion for a new
trial Of D. F. Sullivan. convicted Of
the murder Of Josie Irwin, was over
ruled to-day, and he was sentenced to
be hanged.
Buenos Ayres: Heavy rains have
fallen in the Argentine States, dispell-
ing all fears Of drought. The wheat
crop in Santa Fe district is in u very
fine condition.
London: The epidemic of typhoid
fever and measles at Cape Clear con-
tinues to extend. One hundred cases
were reported on Saturday. Many of
the inhabitants lave left the place.
London: A dispatch from Cabul says
the ameer has informed Gen. Roberts
that there are about nine lacs of rupees
buried III The city. Troops have beens
sent to discover and seize the treasure.
Chicago: The furniture factory of A.
Fl. Andrews & Co., located at 1855
Mather street, burned at an early hour
this morning. Loss, S60,000. Insur-
ance could not be ascertained this
morning.
Panama: A railroad project is on foot
in Columbia to unite the capitol with
navigation on the Magdulena river on
the Honda. The total length of the
road is to be 300 killometres, and the
total cost 2, $4,000.
Cairo, Ills: A fire at Mount City
this afternoon destroyed over one-tlild
of the town. A telegram received here
at p. M, asked assistance. and in res
ponse three fire engines were promptly
dispatched by railroad. The fire had
gained too great headway for the fire
department to accomplish anything
more than to prevent its spread. From
sixty to eighty houses were burned,
among which were the court house with
all the records.