The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-12-05
BRIER rELEGRAMs.

Toronto: Nellie Edward and Bertie
Crawford, who were injured at yester-
days fire, died.
New Brunswick, Ind: Tramps found
here henceforth will be made TO break
stone thirty days.
Bedford, Me-: The loss by the burn
ing of the Repperell manufacturing
company is sixty thousand dollars; in
sured
New York: The editors and publish
ers Of the Truth, indicted for criminal
libel of Gen. Garfield, have filed bonds
in $4,000 each to appear for trial.
Chicago: Herman Schren was arrest
ed yesterday for stealing some fifteen
revolvers from his employers. Messrs.
Leon a Freytag, No. s2S Milwaukee
avenue.
Memphis: The American Union was,
by the decision of Judge Pierce, of this
county, to-day shut out from the use Of
the line of the Memphis Il Charleston
railroad.
Washington: The secretary of the
treasury announces that he will pay the
per cent. bonds and interest due on
the 3lst of December, at once on pre-
sentation for redemption.
Yanceyville, N. c.: Mrs. Lewis
Neal, wife of a well known merchant,
was burned to death to-day. Her
clothing caught fire while at prayer
with her infant child before going to
church.
Centerville: Some forty or fifty Of the
girls in the Centerville knitting factory
struck to-day. The company issued n
new circular of prices, which the giils
failed to recognize. The mill is now
shut down.
New York: A report is current in
financial circles here of an impending
telegraph war, TO be inaugurated by n
sweeping reduction of tolls and conse-
quent struggle for the telegraphic pat
ronage of the country.
Chicago: Ann Sullivan, who killed
IN unknown customer at her saloon
with beer keg, was found guilty of
manslaughter, by the jury yesterday
morning, and her punishment was
fixed at one year in the penitentiary.
Lexington, X. y: Senator Beck
says the democrat policy during this
session will be strict attention to bust.
ness so as to render an extra session
needless. Leaving responsibility for
delay or abstraction with the republi-
cans.
New York: The publishing house of
James r. Osgood & Co, Of this city, re-
ceived advance sheets of Tennyson's Is
new book Of poems at . O'Clock on
Monday morning, and on Thursday
morning the book was for sale on every
booksellers stand in New York.
Charlotte, Mich; The verdict of the
coroner's inquest on the boiler explo-
sion was rendered last evening. The
evidence introduced showed that it had
the safety valve wired down; conse-
quently verdict of gross neglect and
careless management on the part of A.
r. Moore was rendered.
San Francisco: For four days storm
of wind and rain has prevailed through.
out the entire state, except in the
mountains, where heavy fall of snow
occurred, breaking down the wires and
for time blockading the railroad, al
though passage was soon effected
Enough rain has fallen to start plowinf
everywhere.
Chicago: Journals Washington: Il
is authoritatively stated that the new
Chinese treaty will be sent to the senate
early in the session, so as to dispose o
it as quickly as possible. The Califor
mia representatives, who have inquired
diligently, say it will in a great measure
satisfy the coast, though not entirely
1t is believed no attempt will be mad'
to pass the Chinese restrictive bill afte
the treaty is disposed Of.
Chicago, Dec. 4.-The local com
mittee who had charge of the republi
can national convention here met thi
morning and decided it was bound t
print the proceedings of the conven
tion. 1t also decided to advertise TO
bids for printing. Tho book is to b
about 80 pages of reading, and 40 0
tabular matter. The expense OF print
ing will be paid by Chicago republicans
Chicago: Saturdays Inter Ocedn pull
fishes the replies of large number G
its subscribers, to the inquiry rs t
their preferences for men to compos
Garlield's cabinet. The result is tina
by far the largest number would like
sec Grant in tho cabinet, Sherma
closely following in preference. Anon
others Senator Booth is decided +.
vorite, and Senator Sargent has tw
advocates. The replies universally d.
mand q statement Of the Gdministr:
tion.
Il No Humbug.
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