The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-10-08
BY CABLE.
The Threatssed Crisis 10 EarspeAn
INDUSTRIES.
The Barracks In the West OF IreIAns
TO be Reinforced
The Note OF the Porte stIII TroubIIaE
the Powers.

st. Petersburg, Oct. THE govern
ment has convened conference Of the
cotton manufacturers at Moscow to
discuss the threatened crisis in industry
at many Of the Moscow mills. The
wages OF the operatives have been re-
duced fifteen per cent. The recent re-
duction Of ten per cent at Khludeff's
great mill at SDelensk. produced four
days strike and rest. There are SINH
lar outbreaks apprehended elsewhere
il the wages are reduced, as the failure
Of the harvest has doubled the price Of
food.
Dublin, Oct. THE government has
ordered the barracks at Athlone, Car
low, Sligo and other places in the west
Of Ireland to be prepared for the full
compliment Of troops they are capable
Of accommodating.
London. Oct. IA Dire at Greenock,
last night, destroyed the worsted mills
OF Fleming, Reed & Co.. the largest in
Scotland.
Vienna, Oct. THE town council
passed a resolution declaring that a
meeting Of the constitutional party at
Vienna, as advocated by the meeting at
Carlsbrand, is necessary and desirable.
The Politk, the leading organ of the
czechs, says the government will reply
by n dissolution OF the council, which
has no right TO meddle with politics.
Vienna, Oct. 7.-Great Britain has
proposed to the powers that the inter-
national fleet take possession OF Lomnos
and Mitylean ON the AEGEAN Sea, by
which the powers would bee ONE pos
sessed OF practical pledge for the
fulfillment Of the porte's obligations.
Penzance. Get. IA fearful gale has
been raging here since midnight last
night, and numerous vessels parted
their cables and have been damaged.
The harbor works and quays were also
damaged and the promenade flooded.
Several small yachts and boats were
destroyed. A fishing lugger was cap
sized at the entrance to the harbor and
five persons were drowned.
Geneva, Oct. lit is announced
that a socialist congress will be held in
Zurich in 81. Circulars have been
sent to the principal socialist societies
Of Europe inviting their cooperation.
Paris, Oct. THE funeral of Jac-
aques Offenback, the celebrated mede-
lin. took place this morning with great
pomp and ceremony. Although the
weather was very wet there was an i'm
mense crowd inside and outside Of the
church. The hearse was decorated
with wreaths sent by the theaters Of
Paris and of nearly every European
capital. Great crowds witnessed the
services.
Berlin, Oct. From semi-official
notice in last evenings paper relative
to the rumored suspension Of the minor
stage Of the siege in such cities rs Leip-
sic and Hamburg, 1t appears that the
government has seriously taken to heart
the words Of Count Won Gutenberg,
minister Of the interior, at the debate
in the Reichstag on the prolongation Of
the repression law, when he pointed out
that there were hot beds of socialism
apart from Berlin, and that the time
might come when there might be no
remedy there but q state Of siege. 1t
also appears that the demeanor and
menance Of the socialists at the late
meeting at Zurich have caused the Prus-
sian government to consider the ques-
tion as rash, and have made 1t to
draw the serious attention of the Saxon
government and, Hamburg state to the
necessity of taking measures to guaran-
tee peace, though 1t disclaims all inten-
tion of exercising undue pressure ON
any Of the federal members, so as to
constrain them to initiate its example
by declaring certain cities of the state
in minor siege.
Rome, Oct. Cen. Garibaldi's doc
tor told him it would be bad for his
health to return to Caprera. He will
therefore winter at Lavagna, near
Chiviera. A correspondent at Paris
states that the radicals talk of inviting
Gen. Garabaldi to visit Paris.
London, Oct. Tt is stated that
Admiral Seymour, commander in chief
of the united.feets on Turkish waters,
has requested the admiral commanding
the Russian squadron to hold himself
in readiness for sailing orders.