The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-10-02
FOREIGN uIscELLAxY.
Dublin, Oct. Lord Mountmorris
was buried at Monkstown yesterday.
There was no demonstration.


was buried at Monkstown yesterday.
There was no demonstration.
London, Oct. IA dispatch from
the Montenegrin camp says that 100
cases of rifles, quantity provisions
and 200 soldiers landed at Dulcigno.
The Montenegrins living near Camp
Suturman have been permitted TO re-
turn home on leave, as there is no
prospect Of military operations for ten
days.
Madrid, Oct. Lit is stated in court
circles that Queen Isabella is now more
inclined 10 stay in Spain, at the request
Of her children, and fix her residence in
Seville.
Madrid: The government has re-
solved to proceed against all priests
who introduce politicts in their sermons
and TO dismiss all mayors who are no
torious carlists.
Paris, Oct. There is reason TO be-
lieye that Challemel Ia Cour. the French
ambassador, has visited Lord Gran
willie and informed him that France will
not participate in any further acts Of
coercion which England may contem-
plate.
Dublin; A proclamation has been is
sued offering 1000 pounds reward for
the apprehension of the murderers Of
Lord Mount Morris. Sweeney and
Cannon were examined ta-day and
were remanded for a week at the re-
quest of the police.
London, Oct. l.-Nine hundred
weavers Of the Victoria mills at Wigan
have struck against reduction OF five
per cent in wages. This throws 800
more hands out Of employment. Should
the strike continue a large portion of
the spinning department will be
stopped.
Bruges: A disturbance occurred near
this city to-day. The peasants assem-
bled and attempted to eject the govern
ment commissioner, who was sent to
carry cut the provisions of the school
law. The gen d'armes were obliged TO
fire on the mob, killing one man and
wounding another severely.
Berlin: Belgium having given notice
OF her intention of introducing modiii-
cations in the shipping dues levied at
Antwerp, Bismarck has addressed n
communication TO the budesrath, re-
questing the latter to decide on reply
to Belgium, and declaring the opinion
that it is inexpedient to assent to con-
sent to the proposed alteration.
Ragusa: The Albanians continue 10
assemble in the neighborhood of Dull
cigno in such numbers rs TO render its
occupation more difficult than at the
outset. Ria Pasha advised the inhabi-
tants Of Dulcigno to remove their
families to places OF safety in case Of
bombardment. But the people refused,
saying that they would rather die than
submit to the Montenegrins.
London, Oct. 1.-The Times in n
leading article this morning says: The
aspect Of affairs in the east gives reason-
able grounds to hope the pacific execu-
tion of the treaty of Berlin will be
found in the united action of the powers.
The pressure upon Turkey will now
cease to be merly local, but will be the
object Of the united cabinets through
their representatives at Constantinople
to extort from the porte .,the concession
granted by the treaty Of Berlin. Mean
while is is a matter of full significance
that the present alliance of the powers,
so far from losing strength through
interposition of the obstacles imperfect
ly foreseen has probably acquired new
force from the trial.