The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-10-27
IRISH REVOLUTION.
Arrest OF Heady ParaeII aaa coa.
pany.
Resignation OF the ChIer secretary
for Ireland.
MoItke Refuses a PrIneeasn


the title Of prince to-day, his eightieth
anniversary.
London, Oct 26.-The Irish Times
states that VIM. Z. Forster, chief secre-
tary for ireland, has placed his rssigna-
tion in the hands Of Premier Glad
stone.
LoneOn, Oct. 26.-The Tinaes states
that VIM. Z. Fosters resignation As
chief secretary for Ireland is denied.
Dublin, Oct. 25.-Healy Parnell, the
secretary, and a member of the land
league, were arrested to-day on the
charge OF llbeling n landlord in one
Of his speeches. Other arrests will fol-
low.
Paris, Oct. 26.-It is understood that
the government has decided TO dissolve
all non-authorized religious orders be-
fore the reassembling OF the chambers.
Toronto, Oct. 26.-Wm Cowthrow,
an old resident, died to-day. He is said
to be worth g, ,00O, 900.
Paris, Oct 26.-The food near Chor-
boury has subsidized. Only two children
were drowned. Much damage was
done to property.
Dublin. Oct. 26.-J. Il. KILN, In
speaking at banquet in Galway, de-
clared that every letter that came across
the Atlantic brought Ireland more
closely 10 America. They were in fact
no longer In Ireland but in one OF the
states Of the United States. The in
spector general Of the constabulary
issued circular requiring all the con,
stables TO furnish weekly statement,
showing tho number Of arms and tn,
quantity Of ammunition in these dis
tricts; names TO whom consigned; b,
whom received; class of persons who
bought them and for what purpose pur
chased.
London, Oct. 2G.-The Times says II
Is considered unnecessary to strengthen
the power Of the Irish executive for the
repression Of outrages. Parliament,
therefore, is not likely to be summoned
before the usual time. In the mean.
while the cabinet will frame the pro.
missed measure of the land reform.
Paris, Oct. 26.-The international
congress Of electricians will meet here
September 10, 1881. The congress will
be proceeded by the international ex.
hibition Of electrical appliances.
Paris, Oct. 26.-A duel has been
fought between Gassier, the author Of a
drama, and Juraze Meramon, son Of the
Mexican general, Meramon, on account
Of certain illusions TO the latter in the
drama. Meramon was wounded in the
hand.
Lsndon, Oct. 26-The viceroy OF In.
dia telegraphed TO the India Office that
he is unable to either confirm or deny
the report Of the outbreak in Cabul.
Constantinople, Oct. 26.-Dervisch
Pasha has been ordered to Dulcigno
with three battalions in consequence OF
telegram from Ria Pasha reporting
that the Albanians are resisting his
measures for the concession Of that
town.
London, Oct. 26.-The Standard is
authorized to state that the report oi
Foster having rendered his resignation
is without foundation.
Berlin: In the best quarters every
attempt is making to strengthen the
Austro- German alliance. Gen. Won
Brandenburg, recently sent on special
mission by Emperor William to the
Emperor Of Austria, has just returned,
and has given a brilliant report of his
friendly reception.
Ragusa, Oct. 26.-The Turkish com.
missioner has proposed negotiations to
be carried on ut Kunia. lie Informed
Montenegro that the porte is prepaI ed
to surrender Dulcigno on the first OF
November.
Simla, Oct. 26.-The situation in
Cabul is perilous; 1t is uncertain
whether the ameer is menanced or not
Neshed, Oct. 26.-The report that an
insurrection has broken out at Herat
is unfounded.
Neshed, Oct. 26.-The shah has for.
hidden the sale Of corn to Russian
agents.
Toheran, Oct. 22.-The Kurds who
are invading Persia are reported to be
600 strong; they are in three divi
sions. The first division is thirty mile:
from Tabriz, which is in danger. The
inhabitants are baricading the streets.
The Persian troops number 1900.
Paris, Oct. PA group ::of deputies
have arranged to ask at the opening OF
the session for an inquiry into Gen. dc
Cissey's war administration.
Serious Consequences 10 the Demo
cratic Can vass.
New York, Oct. 26.-The Herald's
Cleveland correspondent telegraphs:
Notwithstanding the persistent denials
Of the authenticity of the alleged Gar
field letter on the Chinese question, the
democratic state committee is devoting
its entire time this week to flooding
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