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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-06-20
RRIEF rELEGRAMs.

Starkville, Miss: The court house,
Masons' and Odd Fellows buildings,
and number of stores, were burned
yesterday. Loss, s75, 900; insurance,
s33,000.
Berlin: Delegates to the technical
commission met this morning. and the
plenipotentiaries mt 3 p. IN. The sit
ting Of the latter body lasted an hour
and three quarters. The agreement Of
views continued, and 1t is consequently
believed that the conference will termi.
nate its labors in eight or 10 days.
Boston: Senator Hoar was given n
reception tonight. and said the hap
piest moment OF his life Was when the
Chicago convention nominated Gar,
field, whose character and statesman
ship he highly eulogized.
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Chicago, June 19.-The greenbackers
held meeting tonight for the purpose
Of consolidating various greenback and
labor parties in the organization to sup
port Weaver and Chambers. The
socialists were represented In the meet
ing. But when It appeared that the
platform Of the greenback labor con-
vention, to which nil present were in.
vited to subscribe their names, didn't
contain the earth, air and water resolu.
tion, the socialists notified the green.
hackers that 1t would be considered
bad faith II that resolution were not
Incorporated in the platform, and that
their party would sever their alliance
with the greenback party and nominat.
Its own candidate for president. The
socialists. haye polled 1900 votes IN
Chicago, and claim 100000 In III,
country. Their disaffection from ths
preenbackers would greatly reduce th,
gresnback vote In November.
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DOLLYMOUNT.
raE SHOOTING Os YEsrERDAY
Miiner AAd WA RIEby Tie-A Fatal
Bsiier Exple~iea-csIiisis. sr
steamers NJ New Herk
Yesterday. Ese.. Efe.

Dublin, June l9.-In the shooting
for the long range challenge cup at
Dollymount to-day, seven Americans
and ten Of the Irish team competed. the
ranges being 500. 900 and 900 yards.
Ten shots were allowed at each range,
with two sighting shots. The rain
ceased after the 300 yard range had
been shot, but the sky continued over
cast A light fog came from the sea,
and at the long range the bulls eye
could be only dimly observed through
the sighting glass.
As the Americans are accustomed TO
shooting in good light. 1t was admitted
that to-day's practice could not be
taken As a test of merit. Rockwell,
OF the American team, retired after six
shots, In which he made IS. Brown
retired after his ninth shot with score
of 80. Following are the scores at three
ranges:
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Lawrence, Kas., June 19.-The i'm
portant case of B. w. Lewis, jr., VS..
the Kansas Pacific Railway company
to foreclose mortgage and secure in
come bonds, came on for n hearing to-
day In the district court Of this city.
On the part Of Lewis 1t was alleged that
the net earnings Of the road we're ap-
pliable to the payment Of the interest
on bonds, while on the other hand the
company alleged that the bonds and
mortgage were void for reasons that
they were issued without any consider
alton as to pool, composed Of contrac-
tors and directors of the company.
Mr.. Sharplay, Of st. Louis, and Mr..
Green, Of Lawrence, appeared for the
plaintiff, and upon the case being called
dismissed the suit on the part of the
trustee, Lewis, and asked the court to
dismiss the whole case, but the COM
pany, by its counsel, opposed such dis.
missal and demanded trial upon its
counter claims, asserting that the
company was ready to prove that the
bonds and mortgages were illegal and
void and that the company was annoyed
by suits In various localities upon the
bonds and demanded an immediate
trial, that It might establish the in
validity OF the bonds and SO be rid OF
vexatious suits. The court decided
that the company l,ad a. right to have
the question OF validity Of bonds tried
upon the pleadings rs they stood, nj
though the trustee had dismissed hi,
part Of the suit, but upon the claim oi
Sharplay that Lewis was not ready fol
trial and desired to make further re
ply tho canse was continued till tn,
! October term.
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Chicago, June o. = Tho Daily
Nars' cincinnati special ssyz; y
have the very best authority for
saying that Tilden has withdrawn from
the presidential contest. A letter to
that effect will be read at the meeting
Of the New York delegation in Cincin-
natl tonight. Tilden will state he
withdraws on account Of infirm health.
His purpose has been coniided TO n few
intimate friends and 1t is subject to
changes. Henry d. Payne is his candi-
date for president and will be supported
by most Of his adherents, who have
leen held together by the prospect that
he would himself be a candidate to the
last, The friends Of Field and Han
cock are going TO work actively.
The latest rumor with regard to Til
den's letter of withdrawal Is that It Is In
possession Of his nephew, who Is on his
way to Cincinnati. Whatever may be
the fact, the conclusion is quite general
that such letter Is In existence.
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ChIcaxe I.unning heating.


Chicago, June 10--The first running
meeting for the season, inaugurated
at the Chicago jockey and trotting club
grounds to-day, was very successful.
The track was In the best possible con-
dition. The attendance was fully Ave
thousand, and the sport tlne, each race
being hotly contested. After winning
his race, One Dime was sold by his
owner, g. W. Bomen & Co., of Paris,
n.y., to G. W. Bathgnte, Of New York,
for 5000.
In the inaugural race for all ages, II
miles, One Dime won; Renown second,
headlight. third. Time, 2:94. Long
lom, who was the hot favorite, was not
placed.
The second race, ladies' stake, for Q.
year old fiIlies. three-fourth's Of a mile,
was won by Dodette; Lizzie ID. second,
Lucy Walker third. Time, 1:17.
The third race, for the Haverly thea
'er stakes, for 3-year olds that did not
WIN prior to January I, 1880. was won
~ hinkead; Long Tom second, Big
"snry I'd: Time. 1:444. 1:40, 1:l8l.
prn n me hurdle race, Walter WriGht's
eank e.ak short won; Cannon second, Capt,
i,n.iin third. Short was the favor.
ihs IT, sna sn won In nne style. Franklin, Il
Tims a'sd hurdle, hurt his dsrseriously
@'AN. itl " -
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Pittsburgh, June 19.--Gen. Garfield,
accompanied by Congressmen Conger
and Willets. of Michigan, Humphreys,
Of Wisconsin, and Major Townsend, Of
Ohio, passed through en- route to cieve-
land this evening, they were met by
small crowds. Garfield, In response to
calls for a speech, said: Gentlemen, /
would rather be excused from making
speech; there will be plenty OF speech
making between now and November.
I understand Pittsburgh is all right for
the party, and that you are prospecting
here In your industry. Hoping that
We viii all have good time between
now and November. and thanking you
for your reception, 1 bid you good
evening. tAt@
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INDIAN. WIN Eo nepuhlIenn.

Chicago June 10.--An editorial in
the Times considers the action OF the
supreme court of Indiana in declar-
ing against the constitutional, amend
ments as u disreputable partisan
trick, though thoroughly dIscreditable
to the Judiciary Of that state, and its
specials indicate that such Indignation
among republicans and moderates OF
other parties, 1t is likely the state
will give q sweeping republican ma.
jority In ths October election.
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Vienna, June l9.--A political cor
respondence says: The Roumania
agent at Sophia has been Instructed TO
demand from the Bulgarian govern
menta categorical explanation relative
to the withdrawal Of the bill authoriz.
ing the naturalization Of Bulgarians as
Roumanians in New Roumanian ter
ritory. In case the explanation is un-
satisfactory Roumania threatens rup-
ture Of diplomatic relations.
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Constantinople, June i9.-On the ar
rival in the Dardanelles OF the Italian
vessel having on board the harem Of
the ex-khedive, Ismael Pasha. the sui
tan authorized the women to 20 to
Chios or Lemnos, but the captain Of
the ship insisted that he had been char.
tered to Constantinople. The ship
was allowed to come out of respect to
the Italian flag, but the women will be
transhipped without landing and con.
veyed to Chios.
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Horntio Means It.

Cincinnati. June 19.-The Enquirer
this morning says its editor has re-
ceiyed personal dispatch from Hora-
ito Seymour, and that IL violates no
confidence In printing the following ex-
tract: 81 cannot accept the nomina-
tion II It is made. under any circum-
stances. ] am not able TO do the du-
ties Of any office. 1 hope my name
will not be presented at Cincinnati in
anyway. Ihave never said l would ac-
cept the nomination. nor have 1 inti-
mated that ] would. 1 rely upon you
to set me right with the delegates"
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Richmond, Ind, June 1e.-The boil
er at the Kendall Il Barnes oil mill,
exploded this morning. John stalley,
a married man, while passing on the
street, was instantly killed. Hiram
Darlington, the engineer, had his face
and limbs seriously scalded. Henry
Schroeder, pressman, had his left thigh
badly crushed. severely scaided and
otherwise dangerously injured. Geo.
Schroeder received slight wound in the
head and was painfully scalded. Chas.
Achuta was dangerously scaided. No
cause assigned for the explosion.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-06-20

Chicago, June ia Cincinnati
dispatch to the Times, says that there
are two or three gentiles here who re-
gard the presence Of Geo. q. Cannon as
something approaching to an outrage.
These gentlemen Travelled here to secure
a plank In the platform eomdemnAtoEy
Of polygamy. They demand that Cannon
be used cushionwise, and that the dem
ocrats OF Utah be favored with plank
with which 10 Affect the anti-polygamy
sentiment OF the republican platform.
II has been discovered that Oregon Il
for Field, but there Is considerable
opposition 10 him among the Pacific
coast delegates.
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Washington, June 19.-Red Cloud,
Spotted Tail and other Sioux chiefs and
head men, had final talk with Secre-
tary Schurz this afternoon, aud start
homeward Monday with an entirely
satisfactory agreement. The Sioux
chiefs are well pleased with the judi.
ciary sceools, and asked Secretary
Schurz 10 enlarge the school facilities,
50 that more OF their children may be
accommodated.
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Harrisburg, Pa, June ls--Generzl
GARFIELD arrived to-day. He was inst
at the depot by large crowd Of pep
ole and made short speech. Congress
men Conger, Humphreys and Williams
Of Wisconsin. also spoke. In CON-
plianee with a telsgraphie request from
Garfield, Senator cAneron met him at
the depot and accompanied him west
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New York. June l9.-The cincin-
natl special 70 the Eseaing Post says;
The man here who appears TO come
nearest TO having an effectual following
is Field. The Tilden men are expect
ing that the opposition TO them will, in
the end, concentrate on the Pacific
coast candidate. The Commercially
special also says: The biggest boom
here Is for Field. LAk
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-06-20

London, June ia meeting Of
the Protestant Reformation society was
held last night at Exeter hall 70 protest
against the appointment Of Marquis OF
Ripon as yiceroy OF India. There was
much disturbance. Resolutions Of pro-
test against the appointment and me-
mortal TO the queen and parliament
were only carried after interruptors
had been forcibly elected.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-06-20

clncinnati. June ds-At Port JEFF
ferson, near sidney, Ohio on Thurs
day. David L. Shank, a young black
smith, attacked two widows in their
house aud killed one, Mrs. Line, aged
"a. the weapon being fence rail. lie
was driven away before he killed the
other woman. He feigned insanity
when arrested, bat 1t is said he was
only drunk.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-06-20

Chicago. June 19.-The Journal says
The report published day or two ago,
Of a republican meeting called 10 ratify
the nominations Of the Chicago conven-
tion, at Montgomery, being broken up
by democratic mob, is fully con-
hrmed. Rotten eggs and pistols were
the principal arguments used by these
chivalric friends Of free speech. Thus
opens the campaign In the solid south.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-06-20

New York, June l9.-The billiard
champion, Jacob Sehaeffer, was de-
feated tonight IN q match game by
Geo. F. Slosson. slosson's score, o ; 8
1l2902 " ls 26 Il 1 19s lOO2
36-total, zoe. Schaeffer: 1872 205l
10 2l 81 10l 1l4 3O443s &c 6l--total,
40. The winners average, 29t.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-06-20

Springfield, Ills. June l9.- Hon.
David L. Phillips, postmaster at Spring
field. died to-day after lingering i'll
ness, in his ffty-seventh year. He was
native OF illinois, and had been prom
inently identified with state politics
and affairs for many years. ~
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ws.la sh.. We A.a rhsn.

Chicago, June l9.-Passenges CON-
ing In from Minnesota and Dakota rep
resent that the whole country is
literally under water, and the damage
10 crops and other property is inealeu-
liable. The rains Of last week and the
swelling OF the streams were the cause.
Nothing like it has ever been known.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-06-20

Fort Wayne, June l9.-Atemporary
injunction was issued to-day, restrain
ing the American Union Telegraph
company from the construction Of lines
on the Pittsburg. Fort Wayne and
Chicago railway. w
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Mound Cor EternaI lee.

Washington, June 10. Tile Gulnare,
Captain Howgate's Arctic vessel,
leaves Monday for the Arctic regions.
The vessel Is British and cannot carry
the American flag. The expedition
viii be n personal enterprise Of Captain
IIowgate. who win bear all the ex-
penses.
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Marshall, Texas. June ls.--GoTdon
Moore killed Ben Benjamin, colored
preacher. Of Marion county. Cause,
the knowledge Of Moore that Benjamin
was eriminally intimate with the for,
mer's wife.
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New York, June l9.-.The excursion
steamer Grand Republic and Adelaide
were In collision of Canal street this
evening, and the latter was sunk. No
lives were lost, both boats having just
previously landed passengers.
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Marshall. Texas. June l9.-The case
Of Currie. who killed the actor. Porter.
was given TO the jury at $50 p. m,
and fifteen minutes after they returned
q verdict OF mot guilty. " on the fround
of insanity. ~
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-06-20

New York June le-Thers is de-
fisiency of nearly $40. 900 In the Brook
lyn internal revenue Office. The bonds
OF the late Collector Freeland and Of
Deputy silas I. Boone are responsible
men.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-06-20

Bradford. Pa. June 19,-In the free
for all race, lew Scott won In three
straight heats. Time, 2:29. 2:3l, 2:2si.
Lew Scott, after the race. was rubbed
down and walked about for a few min
utes, when he fell dead. He was val
ued at $1,000.
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Calcutta, June ls.-The Burmese
forces have been ordered against the
rebels, who are burning the villa ges
near the frontiers. s-,srr.,
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Furniture Eaetory sIrea.

Baltimore. June 19.-Rosedale q
20. furniture factory, North Fred
erick Street, was burned to-day. Loss,
s200. 600; insured.
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Washington June 10. President
Hayes expects about the fst OF July to
make u general tour TO the Pacific
coast.
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Bea HIlI wins.

Washington, june l9.-In the suit
Of Jessie Raymond. against Senator
Ben Hin, charging seduction, and
claiming $40, 900 damages, Judge Wy
lie to-day sustained the demurrer Of
defendant, who asserted that plaintiffs
allegations were false aud that there
was no cause for action.
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AMERICAN TEAM.


Milner and VIM. Rigby being equal
with i43 out offs possible 150, win shoot
again for the cup.
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THE DENIS. STEW
..o mAxY COOKS Ar TEE sR0FH
xhss ihe Frie.as 81 the vAris1s
Candidates are Dsi.E-fasias e
Bssa E.IAEEi.E-TIi-
ae.'s TArtie.-


Chicago, June 1s.-The 1iltams and
later Ooean have specials which point
strongly 10 the withdrawal Of Tilden In
favor OF Payne
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Boston, June 10. = CincinnatIs q,
Boston z.
Providence, June l9.-Buffalos 3,
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Il Dept; Cheyenne, Ryo.
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