The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-09-29
FOREIGN NEWS.
rhe Murder OF Lord Morris.
Panic AnoaE Landlords In ireland.
The Power. PeremptoriIy Demand a {
Surrender OF DuIeiEnO.

called on the arrival OF the Montenegrin
envoy to the fleet, decided 10 postpone
action until the admirals had again con-
suited with their respective govern
ments. Great indignation Is expressed
ut the insulting defiance of the porte,
and 1t Is believed that the Turkish
frigate of Dulcigno is employing the
time gained by the negotiations in lay
ing tsrpedoes. The Montenegrin envoy
brought copy Of the written formal
statement from Ria Pasha, Turkish
commander, declaring that he would
use force in the event Of violation of
Turkish territory. The British consul,
on leaving Scutari, received most i'm
portant communication from Albanian
chiefs, declaring the instant that the
porte ceased 10 act with them they
would submit to the will of Europe.
Ria Pasha's notes TO the admirals are
iippant and insulting.
London, sep. 2s.-In view OF Affairs
In Ireland and in the east, influential
supporters OF the government are urging
the convocation Of parliament in No
yember.
Paris. Sep. 26.-The RepuJlique Fran-
caise approves in the fresh delay in the
naval demonstration, but says; At its
expiration the powers must take ener-
getic action. The same journal also
says that 1t would be dangerous for any
OF the powers to act separately, and de-
clares that Turkeys duplicity will
strengthen European concert.
London, Sep. 2S.-Parnell left New
Ross for Dublin to hold n special meet
ing OF the executive committee OF the
land league, at which q scheme for OBJ
tanning more detailed information in
regard to the management of the es-
tates will be discussed. Parnell does
not fear any prosecution against the
speakers Of the land league, as they
doubtless would be abortive. Illegal
drilling continues at Armagh.
st. Petersburg, Sep. 2s.--Forty hay
barges were destroyed by fire on the
Nea.
Dublin, Sep. 2S.-The murder of
Lord Mountmorris has excited feel
ing Of alarm, little short Of n panic,
among all respectable classes. The
party differences are for the time dis
carded In the presence OF the common
and imminent danger. 1t is said on all
sides, with equal dependency, that
there is no longer any security for life
and property, and nobody can feel safe
who ventures to assert the rights or dis
charge duties connected with pos
session, occupation or management OF
land, IL his acts conflict with his in
terestslor prejudices there with whom
he has to deal. The country is drifting
to anarchy. The arm Of authority
seems paralyzed and the executive ut
terly helpless, although at present the
panic Ia felt most keenly by the land
owners. 1t is shared by the employers
Of labor, who see the growth Of n re-
fractory spirit among the subordinate
class The scene OF the last murder is
in q district which Is the very centre of
the land agitation, is the result of a
communistic conspiracy Of the worst
type. 1t Is idle to pretend that the
murder was not agrarian. 1t is in vain
that the land agitators now repudiate
all responsibility for the crime. Let
them unteach, II they can, the lessons
that for eighteen months they have
been impressing upon the ignorant and
excitable people; let them restore, II
they can, the moral sense they have
depraved, and the conscience they have
deadened; let them endeavor TO revive
the principles Of honesty and the in
stinct of humanity which they have
helped to stifle by appeals to the base
passions Of cupidity and revenge. The
country will now hold the agitators ac-
countable for the atrocities which have
been the natural result of tho intlam-
matory language which they have de-
livered, and the pernicious doctrines
they have taught in any place where
they could erect n platform. Peaceable
and well disposed people are now
alarmed and anxiously look for some
action on the part of the government.
Gravosa, Sep. 2S.-The Turkish frig
ate got up steam when the IIelicon ap
preached on the reconnoitring expedi
tion, from which II is inferred that the
frigate has orders to withdraw on Tho
approach Of the combined fleets.
Scutaria advices state that the Turk.
are prepared to take the offensive il
direction Of Podgoritza.
Vienna, Sep. 2S.-Three more battal
! ians Of Turkish regulars have landed al
/ San Giovanni, In Medina, south of Dul
/ cigno, bringing Ria Pasha's force up Il
5000.
Paris, Sep. 2s.-On the Dulcignt
8 question the French commander ha!
0 been ordered to abstain from alfhos
: tility.
Y Gravosa, Sep. os.-Everything is n
D a stand still pending the instruction
y from the powers, which cannot arriv
a for two days. The weather Is still IN
{ yorable for coast operations. TIL