The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-09-26
NEWS FROM ABROAD
The Combined FIeet About 20 Com
mneaee HostiIitIes.
Activity Among the Brisand--Par-
nelI Consulting Lawyers.
English Comment ON the s-hwatLa
Expedition.

Madrid, Sep. 25.-The queen rose
Thursday for few hours. She is pro-
crossing fayorably.
Geneva, Sep. 25.-The greater part Of
Vessago, large village in the canton
of Villaio, was destroyed by fire.
Madrid, Sep. 25.-This is holiday
in honor Of the infanta Mercedes. The
people sent rich satin robe as a gift to
the infant.
Dublin, Sep. 25.-Parnell is in Eng
land consulting eminent lawyers on the
subject of the removal of government
prosecution OF members of the land
league, but will reach Ireland In time
to attend the land meeting at New
Ross, on Sunday. The agitators de-
clare they will keep within the law.
Vienna, Sep. 25.-Riza Pasha has
shaken of his apathy and is concentrate
ing at Gorica and sending thither am
munition from Scutari, which looks as
though he was preparing for all emer-
gencies. This may have some effect ON
the population and league.
London, Sep. 25.-The Accrington
weavers resolved TO decide the strike
question by ballot ON Monday.
Ragusa, Sep. 25.-Admiral Seymour
has just arrived. 1t is stated that ac-
tion by the combined fleet against Dul-
cigno is imminent. Admiral Seymour
has broken off negotiations with Ria
Pasha. The Albanian league threaten
to arrest the foreign consuls in Alba.
mia as soon rs the fleet commences hos.
tilities.
London. Sep. pa dispatch from
Athens says: There is sudden renew.
al Of activity among the brigands all
over Macedonia, and there has been
also several conflicts with revolutionary
bands. 1t is stated from Presseud that
the Albanians have driven out the
newly appointed governors and nearly
all the lieutenant governors holding
office from the sultan.
London, sep. 25.-The Times CON-
menting on Lieut.. Schwatka's expedi-
tion says: Veteran artic explorers,
whose letters we publish, express natu-
raj regret that Schwatka's success
shoulk not have been won by their
own countrymsn, but Englishmen may
rejoice that in the long and glorious
chronicle these expeditions of their
kinsmen Of the great American repub
lie share no unequal space with them
selves.
Havana, Sep. 17.-Insurgent Chiei
GARLIC with his few remaining follow
ers, has surrendered at Remedies. lie
will be sent to Spain.
Ragusa, Sep. 25.-Admiral Seymour
issued orders for the squadron TO be in
readiness to sail on Monday. The
Russian corvette Zemek, with ReaI
Admiral Cremer on board, leaves to-
night for the Albanian coast.
Constantinople The second note
from the porte to its representatives
was received on the 22d, which iinall,
refuses to order the surrender OF Dull
cigno unless the naval demonstration
is abandoned. Diplomatic circles con
siders that the sultan thereby aban
dons the protest Of resistance by the
Albanians and determined TO oppose
resistance in his own name. 1t is NJ;
serted that the sultan was led to this
change in his attitude by learning that
the powers had arranged that after the
settlement Of the Dulcigno question
the ships shall proceed to Volo to CO.
cree the settlement of the Greek ques
tion. The Armenian corvette Nepsic
is expected here to support the demand
for the trial Of the assassins of th,
American missionary, DIR. Parsons.