The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-11-25
GAHLEGnAMs.
ParneII's sesretary Elected 10 Par
lianent-Arre=t OF FenIans
ROmIsh Newspaper Takes
sides with the
0Ppressor

i paAuAlncul vice htun1D, decreased.
Berlin, Nov. 24-The press and peo-
pie are more than ever agitated over
the Jewish question. The debate has
settled nothing.
London, Nov. 24.-Mrs. Estella Anna
Lewis, authoress, died suddenly.
Montreal, Nov. 24.-The steamship
Ottawa is aground and in danger.
Three men, frozen to death, were found
floating down the river on a block OF
ice.
Constantinople, Nov. a. Dervish
Pasha entered Dulcigno after slight
engagement with the Albanians, A
convention viii be signed between the
Montenegrins and Turkish authorities.
The former ON the departure of Dervish
Pasha will occupy the town under the
protection of the international fleet.
Dublin. Nov. 24.-A landlord near
Loughrea, named Kennedy, who re-
Gently refused to accept Sir Richard
Grihith's valuation, was fired at last
night whilst walking in his garden.
Three shots were fired, all of which
missed the intended victim.
Rome. ov.2i.-The aurora publishes
anarticle which IS believed to be inspired
and which attracts considerable atten-
tion. ltsays an Irish bishop could never
preach revolt, crime or violence, and
will not do so. The pope does not
need the use OF any great efforts to
keep them in the path Of duty, but he
may possibly have already advised them
to separate themselves openly from
those who spread terror by brandishing
the sword in the faces Of their fellow
citizens. The article concludes; 1--WE
trust that the Irish clergy will be an
instrument of peace and order, and
that while they strive to calm the pas
sions of the people the English nation
will settle the questions at issue by
drawing closer bonds, which will unite
the two sister countries.
Cork, Nov. 2i.-Thirteen men were
arrested this morning for participating
in the Fenian procession, from which
shots were fired. The police state that
the shots were directed toward them.
London, Nov. 24.-The steamer Do
nan, from New York, which arrived
at Southampton yesterday, reports that
she spoke steamer Assyrian Monarch,
from Hull for New York, on the 22d
inst. in long. Is, and tried to tow her,
but owing to the tremendous swell was
unable to get the hawser aboard. AS
she was able TO sail and not in imme-
diate danger, the Donan left her at
noon the same day.
London, Nov. PA dispatch from
Paris says that grave difficulty has
arisen between the French government
and the pope, neither approving the
candidates whom the other desires to
appoint to the six vacant bishoprics of
Geneva.
Paris, Nov. 24.-The postoflice att
thorities have concluded arrangements
for the passage of mails through the
st. Gothard tunnel during the coming
winter; but for the present possergers
will not be allowed to traverse the tun-
mel.
Ragusa, Nov. 2+-Dervish Pasha has
only succeeded in entering Dulcignc,
after an engagement which lasted eight
hours. Both sides suffered considera-
BILE loss.
Rome, Nov. 2i.-The Russian gov
ernment has submitted to the vatican
three names with the suggestion that
the vaticans elect one for the negotia-
tions, to come to Rome to settle the &C.
clesiastical disputes between Russia and
the vatican. These negotiations hither-
to have been carried on at Vienna.
From this list the vatican selected
Chevalier Fontenew, at present secre-
tary Of the Russian embassy Mt London.
Manager Jacobine has settled with the
pope plan for the furture conduct
and relations OF the papacy with the
powers.
Dublin, Nov. Statistics show u
rapid decrease during the last two years
in the amount of outstanding debts Of
banks which have ceased to do business,
and indicate that the final loss upon
notes of national banks will not exceed
one or one and n half per cent.
Dublin, Nov. 2i.-The trials of the
indicted land leaguers have been fixed
for the 18th of December. Among IA
men arrested Mt Cork this morning for
participating in u fenian procession, is
a soldier. The prisoners have been
committed for trial.
Paris, Nov. 24.-The body of Pascal
Smith, n millionaire from st. Paul,
Minnesota, has been found off the Mar
settles coast. lie arrived ut Marseilles
with his wife and son on the 10Th inst.
The next evening he was missed, and
it is supposed he drowned himself.
London, Nov. 24.-The five prisoners
arrested near Lough Rea for reinstat-
ing an evicted family have been DIS
charged, no case being found against
them.
London, Nov. 2i.-The Ne,Cs. dis
cussing the Panama canal, says: An
increase of the trade of the United
States may be reckoned upon, but the
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