The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-09-07

from the other districts until the mas
ters conceded TO an advance Of wages.
A general lockout is expected.
Washington: Congress win meet on
the 10th Of September.
London: Twenty-Five thousand Rus
slams have arrived at Wanna after q
weeks journey from Geoktepe.
Athens: Men thirty years Of age were
called out on Saturday. which CON-
pletes the preliminary stage of mobiliz-
alton.
New York: The Thermometer reached
its highest point, So, at 2:3O p. m. to-
day. There were several cases Of sun
stroke reported, two Of which were
fatal.
Berlin: The arrival at Reyal OF two
American vessels loaded with grain has
opened the eyes of the Russians TO the
deficiencies in their system of agricul-
ture.
Vienna: The Albanians have twice
attempted to fire Dulcigno. Ria Pasha
has formally notified the local authori-
ties that the town will be ceded on the
18th inst.
Chicago: Paul Popolorum's tannery
in the northwestern part of the city
burned early this morning. Loss on
building and stock, s45, 900; only part
ly insured.
Copenhagen: Baron Magures, the
German ambassador, has been recalled
on account OF the Bernhardt incident,
He departs without having audience
with the king.
st. Petersburg: The railroad from
this city to Simphireropol was watched
night and day by 1900 peasants and
1000 troops during the emperor's re-
cent visit TO Lividia.
Gallipolis. Ohio: A boiler in n port
able saw-mill near Venton, Gallia coun-
ty, exploded to-day, killing ID. Davis
and Jas. Donnelly, and seriously injur-
ing another employe.
Bradford, Pa: At ten O'Clock this
morning a fifty-horse boiler in the pump
station Of the United lines, IL miles
east Of Bradford, exploded with terrible
force and killed an engineer named
Bennett.
New York: Elijah Alliger, arrested
for dealing in stolen bonds of the Mil
waukee q st. Paul railway, to-day
identified Col. Chas. Broughton as the
person who had giveu him the securities
to hypothecate.
Chicago: The TYmes' Milwaukee
special says 1t is generally asserted that
Benjamin Butler defrauded the Nation
al soldiers home Of that city out of q
vast sum Of money while he was its
manager. The Times discredits the
story.
White River Junction: A fearful
drouth prevails all over Vermont and
manufacturers have been compelled to
suspend work for want Of sufficient
water to run the machinery. The
temperature for ten days past has been
almost equal to the hottest days in July.
Constantinople: Thirty-flve hundred
Albanians are encamped outside Dull
cigno, and their numbers are constantly
augmenting, as the porte, it is said,
furnishes them with every facility in
levying army and transporting recruits.
The forces at Gusinpe and Tusi are be.
ing similarly increased.
Berlin: It is said that Baron Magus,
German minister to Denmark, whose
recall from Copenhagen was recently
announced, has merely left his post on
furlough. The meeting between
Baron Haymerle, the Austrio- Hunga-
rian premier, and Bismarck was cord
ial. They agree on all leading ques-
tions.
London: Gen. Roberts telegraphs
from Candahar, Sept. Sd, rs follows:
AL Ayoob Khan's guns have been
found and brought in; they number 80
pieces. Ayoob Khan has fled to Rha-
krez without stopping, and he is proba.
bly, in Seewindawar to-day. Hasheme
Khan and other sirdars and chiefs, with
two exceptions, went with him. lie
had no baggage, and no troops except a
few Heratle horse. He is said to have
announced his intention of going di-
rect to Herat.