The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-12-01

Rome, No. 30.-lt Is understood that
the pope is preparing an allocution con-
demning the hostile attitude 10 the
church on the part OF France and other
nominally Catholic powers.
London, Nov, 30. The queen s bench,
without deciding on the merits of the
case. has granted writ, returnable on
Monday, with view to the release of
Rev. Dale, who is charged with rittialis-
tic practices. The prosecution is re-
qaired to prove the validity of its pro-
ceeding against Dale.
Montreal, Nov. 20.--The court of
appeals unanimously unseated from tho
city legislature Robbela on the ground
of undue cleriral influence in securing
his election.
Weston, Ont, Nov. 80 Wilby's
woolen mills burned to-day. Three
hundred hands have been thrown out
Of employment in consequence.
Dublin, Nov. 30.-A large force of
police, infantry and artillery went to
New rallas this morning to quiet the
disturbance there.
New Pallas, Nov. 3O.-The police
has been removed safely, the peaStntry
being overawed by the soldiers, who
will protect the erection of new hut.
London, Nov. 30.-The admiralty
have a telegram confirming the report
of the murdar of the commander and
six of the crew of her majesty's schooner
Sand Fly, at Soloman islands, in the
South Pacific. The party were at
tackled while some of them were bath
ing. A party from the schooner under
n sub-licutenant landed, recovered the
bodies and destroyed the village, losing
one seaman killed and one wounded.
The commodore on the South Pacific
stations will dispatch another man-of.
war to the islands.
London, Nov. l0.-At the meeting
this afternoon articles OF agreement
were signed for the sculling match be-
tween Laycock and Ilanlan over tho
Thames championship course, to take
place on the 18th of January, lSSl, al
$50 p. M, for 800.
Berlin, Nov. 30.-The Pourparlcres
are passing between the United States
French and German governments fol-
the exchanging of opinions relative t.
the employment of the existing silvel
coin.
Teheran, Nov. 3O.-A report hai
been received here that Sadik, son o
Sheik Abdallah, with several thousln'
kurks, has advanced close on to Uru
miah and captured two guns. Th
Persian commander has left Trumiu
to engage him in battle.
| London, Nov. .i0-The verdict in thu
Calan case WAS that Mr., Callan pub
lished libel, and that the libel in qucsi
tion was not n fair comment. Justic
IIawkens deferred the sentence an
bound over Calldn to appear on the lott
of December. He said that the ailida
Wits must be exchanged Il week befor
then, but he hoped they would in III
meanwhile he rendered unnecessary.
Berlin, Nov. 3O.-The Voss Gosdi
violently attacks the northern Germa
Gazette for trying TO palliate the pers'
cution of the Jews. The former pape
expresses the belief that the articles j
the latter paper in question, are il
spired. 1t says: The government
playing u paltry game; they merel
throw ont the card OF Jewish persect
tion in order to strike ut civil liberty
they did with the socialist agitation.
st. Petersburg, Nov. 30. The polic
at Charkoff have seized several printin
presses, together with daggers, revol'
ers, copies OF a revolutionary orgal
and forged passports, and have arreste
tw3 revolutionists.
l dublin, Nov. Ga circular hi