The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-09-23
NEWS FROM ABROAD
They Have Succeeded In FiIIiaE the
cabInet
Montenegro Advised 20 proceed 20
Aetion-
Nat the IahabItaats SAY They VIII
be Hepulsed-
The hsatenekrins are Advancing o.
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| oASeACl, CcnpilslllB DldckDudn, Dd-
raen, clitheros, and about dozen
smaller towns, the masters, with single
exception, haye agreed TO run their
mills on short time. The masters
meeting at Manchester yesterday was
one Of the largest ever held in connec-
tion with the cotton trade. Notices
that short time will commence on the
9Th or 7th of October, will be posted up
Immediately.
Ragusa, Sep. 22.-The Montsngrin
commandant a. Podoritza has impris-
oned the principal Mahommedan inhab-
itants. This greatly irritated the Al
banians and increases the difficulty sur
rounding Dulcigno.
Buenos Ayers, Sep. 22.-The new
elections for the provincial chambers,
recently closed by the national troops,
resulted In the return OF majority Of
deputies favorable to the national gov
| ernment.
London, Sep. 22.-Donald Carrie &
Co. have been informed by telegram
from Cape Town, that two of their
steamers are under immediate orders
TO convey coo volunteers 10 participate
in the suppression of the Basuto rebel
lion.
London, Sep. 22.-At to-day's sales,
$500 bales were disposed of. chiefly
New Zealand. Port Phillip and the
Cape. Prices unchanged. market con-
tinues brisk and firm.
Paris, Sep. 22.-The new cP 5inet has
been definitely constituted, as follows:
Jules Ferry. president of the council
and minister of public instruction;
Batheburg st. IIilare, minister Of for
eign affairs; Constans, minister of the
interior; Cazot, minister OF justice;
Magnin, minister Of finance; Gen. Ferre,
minister Of war; Admiral Olonet, min
lister Of marine; Carnol. minister OF
public works; Tirard, minister OF COM
merce, and Cookery, minister of posts
and telegraph.
Berlin, Sep. 22.-Herr Won Bennig-
sen, in an address before the meeting
Of liberals at Hamovoi. yesterday, as
serted that whatever might be the
worth OF Herr Varnbuhloi's statement,
1t was perfectly well known to those
who followed the course Of affairs, that
influential Russian dignitaries last year
had made earnest and continued ef-
forts in Paris to effect an alliance be-
tween France and Russia against Ger
many.
Cetilnji, Sep. 2a.-In consequence of
Ria Pasha's lack of yigor, Montenegro
has been advised by the powers TO pro.
ceed to action, and the advance OF
Montenegrins on Dulcigno will CON-
mence to-day, Wednesday. Thirty-dye
thousand inhabitants of Dulcigno pre-
sented n protest to the foreign consuls,
declaring that their fellow citizens will
never consent to be detached from
the Turkish government, and that IL
the Montenegrins attempt to advance
they will he repelled forcibly. Several
OF the consuls refused TO accept the pro-
test. Two Catholic and two Mussul-
man members of the league, have gone
to Tusi to urge the mountaineers to
assist in the defense of Dulcigno. In
consequence of Admiral Seymour's ul-
timatum, Ria Pasha has urged the
league to submit to the cession of Dull
cigno. threatening, in the event Of re-
fusal, TO resort to force, and to ask
recompense from Constantinople.
London, Sep. PA ferry steamer
capsized at Bordeaux and six persons
were drowned.
Carfir: A decree has been signed
calling out the Greek reserves.
Scutari: The Turkish troops near
here are dying Of fever at the rate Of
200 daily.