The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-09-11
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The Irish cricketers have arrived and
play their first match Friday.
New York: Ten families of Russian
menonites have arrived here booked for
Nebraska.
London: A dispatch from Paris says
shock of earthquake was felt at Lyons
on Tuesday.
Fall River: The spinners have issued
a second appeal to the workingmen of
America for aid.
Geneva: The foot and mouth disease
has broken out among the cattle in
Berne and Jura.
Paris: The Bank of France is daily
losing large sums in gold twenty franc
pieces, purchased for export.
Paris: It is stated that the attacks of
the Russian press on Germany have
been resumed with redoubled viru-
lence.
London: A Paris correspondent re-
wives the statement that there will be a
compromise on clause seven Of the
Ferry education bill.
Dubuque: A fire in Volga City
destroyed McMichael Brothers eleva-
tor, with the lumber and grain, making
total loss of about twenty thousand
dollars.
Providence: The hearing in the su-
preme court on the application Of Mrs.
Kate Chase Sprague, for the appoint
ment of a trustee, has been further
postponed until Saturday.
San Francisco: The Bodie has ship
ped since the first instant, 1924, 900;
and the Standard SIS, 900. Connection
has been effected between the Sierra
Nevada and the Union shafts.
Paris: The Franco American union
intend organizing grand fete, the pro-
ceeds of which are to be divided among
the families of the victims of yellow
fever in the Mississippi valley.
Rev. James A. Spurgeon a brother
of Charles Spurgeon and assistant
pastor of the Metropolitan Tabernacle
of London is in New Y ork. He is con-
nected with Surgeons PASTORS COL
lege.
London: A Vienna correspondent
learns from good source that the cab
inets of Russia and Germany are ar
ranging for meeting at Berlin be-
tween Princes Bismarck and Gort-
schakoff.
London: The race for the st. Leger
stakes at Doncaster to-day, was won by
Rayon Doe; Rupera, second; Exeter,
third. The betting this morning was
three to one against Rayon; one hun
dred to one against Rupera, and twen-
ty to one against Exeter.
London: The cotton operatives at
Ashton and neighborhood held the larg-
est meeting to-day ever known in that
district, and unanimously decided to
strike tomorrow. The operatives will
not have to resort to the funds of the
trades union for a fortnight.
Louisville: A strike Of moulders was
| inaugurated at the Ohio Falls car
works, Jeffersonville, on Tuesday. AT
present only the freight department of
the extensive Establishment is involved.
The strikers demand that the wages be
increased from $500 to $3.50 per day.
Simla: The latest intelligence from
Alikhehl, dated the 9th, confirms the
statement that Major Cavagnari and
his followers were killed while charging
upon the mob to prevent their burning
| the residency. The mob lost 210 men
before Major Cavagnari's party was
overpowered.
| London: The Anglo-Aniericdn says
the mormons are the only active emf
grafton agents connected with the
\ United States. Eighty missionaries
came here last year and in Europe there
are now 400. In England they number
10000, and there are 5000 in Scandi.
navia. In Switzerland there is one
mormon conference and eight mission
aries.