The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-09-30

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Bisaarek's New scheme for work
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be frequently induced to sell an inter-
est to the tenant.
Geneva, Sep. 29.-Col. Pedeville, a
member OF the appellate court, and
president Of the court of assizes of the
canton of Ticino, was murdered by
peasants at Sigirona, near Lugano.
Berlin, Sep. 29.-The result of Bis
marck's recent correspondence and in
torview at Friedrichsruhe with skilled
economists and commercial experts, is
the projection OF bill, to be presented
probably at the next session Of the
Prussian parliament, aiming at the
formation OF a state workingmen's as
snrance and mutual assistance society,
to which laborers and employers will be
bouud TO contribute. The system will
he first tried In Prussia.
Constantinople, Sep. 29.-The en-
peror OF Germany, replying TO the ap-
peal made by the sultan, expressed re-
gret that the necessity for executing
the treaty Of Berlin precludes separate
action on his part.
Candahar, Sep. 29.-It Is a mistake
to suppose that the country is COM
pletely paci1ed. Ayoub Khan's victory
gave a great impulse to fanaticism, and
the Mollahs are everywhere preaching n
fresh rising and urging that the defeat
OF Ayoub Khan by Gen. Roberts was
owing to the reliance the Afghan lead
er placed on his regulars, and their de-
sertion at the critical moment.
London, Sep. 29.-Prof. Brown has
presented his report to the privy coun-
Gil on the Texan cattle fever. He con-
cludes by saying: 1t is clear that the
splenetic fever Of the Texan cattle Is
not the same disease Us the splenetic
fever now prevalent in Great Britain.
Berlin, Sep. 29.-England and Russia
are urging the assembling Of the inter-
national fleet before Stamboul.
London: The Times has the follow
ing: News from Rogusa says that Dull
cigno had been burned by order of the
Albanian league. The latter portion Of
the news is not confirmed.
Bucharest. Two hundred green vol
unteers have embarked at Galantz for
Greece.
London, Sep. 29.-Reports from
Bombay state that the viceroy con-
demns the dispatches in regard to the
defeat of Gen. Burrows as unsatisfac-
tory.
A man named Cannon has been ar
rested on suspicion OF being concerned
in the murder of Lord Mount Morris
and remanded to jail.
Foster, chief secretary of Ireland,
has left Dublin for London.
A Paris dispatch says: The French
ships are not to withdraw in the event
OF the bombardment Of Dulcigno, but
to keep in the third or outermost line,
thus sanctioning the combined action
OF the powers.
A Gravosa dispatch says. 1t is said
that the Dulcigno difficulty might find
n solution in the acceptance by Prince
Nikita of the renewed Turkish offer of
pecuniary compensation for Dulcigno,
rs the Montenegrins do not want an
other government.
London, Sep. 2o.-The Sportsman, in
reviewing the work Of the Australian
scullers on the Thames, says: Trickett
has not shown anything approaching
brilliant form. lie is decidedly clumsy
in the manipulation Of his boat. Lay
cock does not come exactly up to Eng
lish notions, but he has occasionally be-
trayed decent ability. We certainly
prefer Laycock's style to Trickett's.
They both went out on the river twice
yesterday, and did steady rowing. They
are in excellent condition. Hanlan did
some hard rowing yesterday, but show
ed no signs Of fatigue. Elliott weighs
eighteen pounds less than he did when
he began practice.
Berlin, Sep. 90: The Prussian gov
ernment requested that state siege be
proclaimed at Leipzig and Hamburg, as
those cities are considered the hotbeds
Of socialism.
Ragusa, Sep. 29.-It is reported here
through Austrian authorities at Cetaro.
that Dulcigno is in flames.
Buda, Pesth, Sep. pa telegram
from Antivari reports that Dulcigno
has been destroyed by FIRE.
Dublin, Sep. 29.-The state Of the
country has been anxiously considered
by the executive. Daily conferences
have been held between members Of the
government, but no decided action will
be taken before the cabinet council.
Private accounts say the state of the
west is very alarming. 1t Is well known
that other landlords are marked for as
sassination and will be shot on the first
opportunity. A large quantity of arms
has been brought into the country.
New York: The union league has
appointed committee to collect funds
for election purposes.
Straudsburg, Pa: James Hama, of
Oakland, Pa, and male companion
were found dead In bed Mt the Burflet
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