The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-09-24
BRIEF TELEGRAMS.

sylvania, is dead.
London: The viceroy of India an
nounces the arrival of the ameer's rep
resentatiyes at Ali Kheyl.
New York: The steamship westpha
lia from Europe brought $780, ,0O(
francs and 1.O42. .0O9 reichmarks.
Paris: waddington's conference
with Lord Salisbury, on the Greek and
Egyptian questions, is believed to have
proved very satisfactory.
Washington: The first application fol
gold under the recent circular of the
treasury department, was from ma
tional bank at Bellaire, Ohio.
Paris: Minister of ustice has ordered
proceedings against the judge of Tou-
leouze for proposing the health of the
king at legitimist banquet.
Janesville, Wis: A little boy named
Sandy White was brutally murdered,
Tuesday, in Rock county, by Geo. Bar
ringarten, his fathers farm hand.
New York: Toronto specials repre-
sent that Hanlan is in such poor condi-
tion of health that is doubtful if he
trains for the match with Courtney.
New York: The Paul Jones victory,
one hundred years ago to-day, was COM
memorated by display on the city hall
of the national, state and municipal
flags.
New York; James Freeland, collec-
tor of internal revenue at Brooklyn,
was found dead in his bed this fore
noon. He was so years of age, and
one of the founders of Plymouth
church.
London: The viceroy of India con-
firms the report that the Russian ad-
vance column of the expedition in Gen.
trail Asia has been defeated by the Tur-
comans at Geek Tepe. with loss of
700 killed.
Two Cinnamon were sentenced yes
terday in New York to 20 and 80 days
respectively for playing tan-tan. They
appeared utterly amazed when informed
that they had to go to prison for violat-
ing the law.
George F. Slosson agrees to the pro-
position made by Jacob Shafer that
the match game of billiards between
them shall be 5000 points up, to be
played in New York city three even
ings; stakes, $4,000 aside.
London: The directors of the Great
Western railway of Canada, have issued
a special report on the proposals for
fusion with the Grand Trunk railway
which will be submitted at the meet
ing of the shareholders on the 2nd Of
October.
Simla: Official intelligence received
here from two authentic sources by
way of Persia, confirms the news of the
Russian advance column being defeat
ed by the Turcomans at Geokteze, with
a loss of 700 killed, and that the Rus
slams are falling back on Burma.
Berlin: The North German Gazette
says: AS the emperors' stay at Metz
may be short and his time fully occu-
pied with military movements, the in
tention Of despatching ENJOYS
from the neighboring countries to sa-
lutte him, has been abandoned.
st. Petersburg: The Turkestan Ga
zese states that one of the chiefs of the
Tekke Turcomans arrived at Meru,
July last to request the assistance of
the inhabitants to repel the Russians.
Fully half the Turcomans of the Meru
district promised their cooperation
while the other half refused.
London: A dispatch from Vienna
says that the conference between Bis
marck and Andrassy has resulted in al
agreement that the German and Aus
trian interests in all pending European
questions are identical, and that the
condition Of Europe is such as will leave
no doubt that the two empires will be
BILE to assert these interest personally
Paris: The Bulletin Des Halles re
ports that the new wheat threshed 81
far is unsatisfactory in yield and quail
ty, and deficient even in districts where
it was expected to be favorable. II
several departments the new whea
fetched from three to four francs PEE
quintal less than old, some of it re
quiring several months drying before i
can be milled.
Brussels: The Nourelles Dyo,n
states that Frere Orban. minister o
foreign affairs, has gone to Rome, in
cognito, to negotiate with the vatican
respecting the attitude of the Belgian
clergy. That journal says that Cardi
nal Nina, the papal secretary of state
inclines to a moderation but the Jesuit
are pushing matters to extremes. Th
Belgian bishops have asked the pop
for precise instructions which the pop
hesitates to give. The threatened re
fusal of sacraments by the bishops t
elementary school teachers who retail
their posts under the new system, ha
SO far led to resignation of only on
hundred out of total of seven thousan
FIVE hundred teachers.
l--- The Great Foai Stakes.
London, Sept. 23.-The great fos
stakes for three year olds at Newman
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