The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-11-30
FORRIGX NEWS.
SO COereIVe Measures 60 be Adopted
Against the Irish AEitafors-MOn-
teneErins Occupy DuIriSnO.

ulla Alld several olheT small western
towns.
London, Nov. 29.-The Iiasts, re-
ferring 10 the recent compromise of the
Emma mine, says: 1t will certainly not
tend 10 raise the British character as
managers Of joint stock companies,
should Emma turn out to lie a true iis-
sure vein.
London, NOV. 29.-IIanlan and Lay
cock to-day arranged a match for ], 900
pounds a side, TO be rowed on the
Thames within six weeks.
Badsie, Nov. 29.-The Montenegrins
have sent forces 10 guard the new
boundary, which SO far has been main
tanned without interruption. The
Turks kept at distance Of 800 PAGES
on the entrance of the Montenegrins
into Dulcigno. The delegates from
the ileet Of Gen. Petroyic and staff
were met by a deputation OF citizens.
The Montenegrin flag was hoisted on
the fortress with salute Of n guns.
The town is quiet.
Paris, Nov. 29.-I.aisant, in defend
ing himself, delivered violent and in
sulting TRADE against Gen. DeCissey.
A large crowd cheered Rochetoft as he
left court.
London, Nov. 29.-Jolin Whitwell,
liberal member Of parliament for Ken
dali, is dead.
Paris, Nov. 20-The requiem service
in memory Of Pere In Cordaire was
held in the church at -. Augustine to-
day. Able Martsabre spoke against
religious DEGREES. Some persons on the
outside of the church were arrested for
uttering seditious cries.
London, Nov. 29.-The parish priest
of Ballinrobe received letter in which
he is threatened with instant death if
Boycott is shot. The letter bears u
Monaghan postmark.
Paris, Nov. 29-The remains of Es-
tella Anna Lewis were deposited in the
catacombs in Kensal Green cemetery
yesterday, preparatory TO removal TO
New York, according TO the will of de-
ceased. w. J. IIoppin, secretary of
the American legation, attended the
funeral rs representative. Minister
Lowell, Ingram, biographer. Edgar \.
Poe and other members of the literary
world were present. The officiating
clergyman expressed a hope that the re-
spect shown for the deceased author
ess by her English friends would be re-
ceived in the United States rs addi-
tional tokens Of good will.
London, Nov. 29-The press associa-
tion reports that four other regiments
are under orders for Ireland. Nearly
1000 more members have joined the
land league in Kildsart district. AT
an immense land meeting ut Longhrea
several priests were present and many
of the agitators carried naked swords.
Rome, Nov. 29-The IRISH land league
has ordered that all money.scnt from
America he sent 10 Paris instead of
Dublin.
Dublin, Nov. 2g-In the case of the
land leaguers against the Ereu1,g Mdii
the defense urged that the paper had
only exercised its rights of fair com
ment, and pointed out that since the
initiation of the state trials the Ian
guage OF the agitators had been more
violent and the outrages more fire.
quent.
Paris, Nov. 29.-The hlttuasipdnf
this morning publishes three important
letters, eminatlng from the Russian
revolutionary committee. and addressed
to Rockefort. Karl Max and Leon
that the nihilists are lighting for the
sovereignty of the Russian people. 1t
invites the moral cooperation of Roch-
Effort, and appeals to Europe and Amer
lea for funds to enable it to carry on
the struggle. The letter to Hartmann
authorizes an active fire brand to open
permanent agencies both in Europe
and America for receiving subscrip-
tions. Rochefort seems determined not
/ 10 rest on the laurels he affects to have
won ut the Bissey trial. lie announces
this morning that it is his intention to
apply TO tile municipal authorities of
this city for permission TO have statues
erected in certain public places in mem
ory of the heroes of the commune.
Madrid, Nov. 29-Thc French am
bassador has protested against the os-
tentatious courtcnance given TO the ex-
PEELED monks by the Spanish ministe.
rial press. He also objects TO their es.
tablishment near the frontier of France;
despite the energetic remonstrancc OF
the representatives of the European
powers and the United States, the per.
secution of the Jews continues in Nor.
rocco.
London, Noy. 20 For the match
made to-day between llanlan and Lay
cock the betting is already strongly in
favor of IIanlan.
Dublin Nov. 29-Thc resolution oi
the cabinet not to resort to coercision
has caused very great disappointment
and apprehension among all classes il
the disturbed districts. They lool
with alarm ut the prospect of more out
races and widpr snrpal intimidation