The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-11-11
BRIEF -TELEGRAMs.

Indianapolis: Garheld's oficial plu-
nlity Is $40.
Denver: r. L. Hirshberg has insti-
tuted a libel suit against the Rocky
Mountain Hs~s for s25, 900 damages.
New York: There was agreat falling
on in the Bernhard audience last
night. The house was not much more
than half filed.
Boston: James ]. McCaferty, of.Low-
ell, president Of the land league Of
America. is missing. He appeared to
be slightly derangcd.
Cleveland, o: Two boys, Willie Bu-
ellis and Charley Zelenka, were found
dead, buried in a sand bank which had
caved in on them while playing.
Danville, va.:The seat of Hon. Geo.
G. Cabell, representative elect from the
9th congressional district, will be con-
tested by J. T. Stovall, his opponent.
Fortress Monroe: The naval review
was n perfect success in every way and
the distinguished visitors were much
pleased. The ball In the evening was n
brilliant affair.
Columbus, o: Official returns OF the
November vote give Garfield 375,0 4s,
Hancock 3i0,s71, Weaver 5,456, Dow
2,6l6. Garfeld's plurality, 34,I77;
over all, %,
Chicago: Peter Miller, a coal miner,
partially blind, living in the southern
part Of the city, blew his head to pieces
this afternoon, by placing the muzzle of
\ double barreled shot gun in his mouth
and pulling the trigger.
Galena: Leonard Heffner's restaurant
In Ellenboro, Wisconsin, burned on
Saturday, and two OF Heffner's chill
dren, aged three and five, persisted in
the flames. Their mother was severely
but not fatally burned.
st. Louis: Capt. James b. Eads, &C.
companied by his wife and daughter,
and others, left tonight for Mexico.
The mission TO Mexico is TO make a
survey Of the Isthmus of Tehauntepec,
to determine its adaptability for an
i~nter-oceanic ship railroad.
Washington: Judge wylie to-day or
dered the discharge of Samuel L. Per-
ny, colored, the reputed exodus leader,
who was arrested here upon a requisi-
tion from the governor Of North Caro-
lima, on a charge Of having committed
forgery. An appeal was taken.
New York: One Drum, who defeated
Judge S. ID. Morris for nomination In
Kings county, and whom Morris openly
denounced therefor, attacked Morris in
a restaurant to-day, striking him and
kicking him in the face. His injuries
are quite serious, and may prove fatal.
Rochester, Nov. 10.-Peter Sheridan,
chairman Of the democratic city central
committee, was arrested by the United
States deputy marshal to-day, for lille
gally attempting to induce the inspec-
tors to register disqualified democrats
on Friday before the election. He was
taken before the u. s. commissioner
and will be examined tomorrow.
New York: The Times comments
thus on the prompt arrest for perjury
Of two witnesses in the Morey case:
The people In California who voted
against Garfield on account Of the Mo.
rey letter, must, IS the truth In the
case dawns on their minds, feel that
they have been cheated into doing n
very near act from a very mean motive
by alot Of very contemplate scamps.
New York: Andrew Gillen, a young
man Of bad habits, had been n sutton
for the hand Of Mary Lizerson, sister
Of assistant corporation attorney, and
was repulsed by Mary and her family
and forbidden the house, and this after
noon he entered the house and shot the
girl through the head, with q pistol, in
the presence Of the whole family and
fed. He has been arrested.
Chicago: The picture frame store Of
Lamman, Clark & Co., nea the corner
Of Fifth avenue and Randolph street,
was Quilted by fire late tonight, the
flames destroying nearly the whole con
tents. and being with difficulty confined
to that building. There was much con-
sternation among the guests of the
Briggs House, which adjoins It. The
loss on building and stock Is not likely
to exceed 10000, and may fall much
below.