The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-11-18
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the fire in the mine.
Constantinople, Nov. 1.-THE Turks
are fortifying the borders Of Thessaly.
Havana, Nov. 1.-The celebration OF
the birth Of the spanish princess began
yesterday and will last until Saturday.
Rome, Nov. 17.-Garibaldi has writ
ten TO the president Of the chamber Of
deputies, earnestly renewing his request
to resign.
Dublin, Nov. l7.-An additional re-
ward Of e500 has been offered for the
discovery Of the murderer of Lord
Mount Morris.
Constantinople, Nov. l7.-Fifteen
battalions OF Turkish troops have
marched from Van against the Kur-
dish invaders.
Paris, Nov. 1.-THE manager Of the
Journal Ia Commune and Gen. Cluseret
have each been sentenced in default TO
Is months imprisonment and fine Of
2,0O0 francs, for defending criminal
act.
Paris, Nov. 1.-THE directors Of
La Civilization have been condemned
to three months Imprisonment and q
fine Of 1900 francs for insulting Presi-
dent Grevy, the tribunal Of conflict and
the council Of state.
st. Petersburg: At a sitting Of the
press commission, the editors of several
st. Petersburg and Moscow papers ia
vored the abolition Of the system by
which press offences are dealt with, and
suggested that such offences he tried
by law courts.
Dublin, Nov. 17.-At the weekly
meeting Of the land league Egan stated
that the traversers intended TO proceed
against the Express and Mail news
papers for attempting to prejudice the
jury and prevent the traversers from
receiving fair trial.
Ballinsrobe, Nov. 17.-There is every
reason to believe that the order for troops
at Ballinrobe have been countermand-
ed, as the expedition to Lord Erne's
residence has been abandoned. Boycott
states that he will leave with the troops,
but will return shortly.
London, Nov. 1.-THE press asso-
citation says that the reports of dissen-
tions in the cabinet seem to be well
founded. Bright and Chamberlin have
pronounced absolutely against the CO.
ercion In Ireland. Several ministers
favor the convocation Of parliament in
December to authorize the suspension
Of the habeas corpus act. No decision
has been taken.
London, Nov. 1.-THE name Of the
steamer reported lost of st. Governs
head waters is still unknown. 1t is
supposed to be small coaster. Six
bodies have washed ashore.
There is no conclusion yet in regard
to an early session Of parliament.
Every symptom points to increasing
harmony within the cabinet.
Fifty-five thousand pounds in eagles
were withdrawn from the Bank of En-
gland for New York on Saturday.
Rome, Nov. 1.-THE Pope has
signed brief appointing Cardinal
Jacobini pontifcal secretary of state.
1t is expected in clerical circles that the
appointment will mark n great change
in the policy Of the Vatican. The
Pope has approved of the views OF the
Irish bishops rs stated in the memorial
of explanation Of their conduct in re-
gard to the agitation in Ireland, and 1t
is expected that he will shortly make a
public announcement to that effect
London, Nov. ia monster meet
ing Of the Catholics was held at Belfast
yesterday, at which sympathy was ex-
pressed for the members Of the land
league, The Times in n leading article
reports that its statement yesterday
that there are differences in the cabi.
net, says the arguments in favor OF
coercion in Ireland are urged as strong.
ly as ever, and that the cabinet has Ger.
tainly not decided on setting them
aside. On the other hand, the objec.
tions Of Bright and Chamberlain have
not been surrendered. 1t may be as
sumed that the question is an open one
but every day tends to its settlement
in sense favorable to the contention
Of Bright and Chamberlain. who hav,
not, perhaps, converted their colleague:
to their views, but have presented {
decision the other way, and 1t viii
soon not be worth while to attempt I,
enforce the opposite view.
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