The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-11-20
FOREIGx NEWS.

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from which the tenant had been eyict.
ed, was shot dead by his iireside.
London, Nov. l9.-The reported ex,
pense of the military portions of tho
Boycott relief expedition will be levied
on the county Mayo.
London, Nov. I9.-The Shrewsbury
town hall burned last night.
Cork, Nov. 1.-two brothers named
Moore have been arrested on the charge
of being concerned in the murder OF
Wheeler. Michael Moore accompanied
Wheeler when he was shot.
Athens, Nov. l9.-The chamber OF
Deputies passed., by a vote of l03 TO 80,
an address in reply to the speech from
the throne.
Dublin, Nov. 19.-The indicted land
leaguers will enter their pleas, travers-
ing the indictment, on Friday.
London, Nov. l9.-The Times in a
leading editorial says We have no
doubt whatever that the power Of ar
resting the active organizers and agents
Of the agrarian terrorism in Ireland,
would bring immediate and enormous
relief. not only TO peaceable persons,
but TO many OF the docile peasantry
who have been coerced TO join in the
agitation.
London, Nov. l9.-The. .evictions at
Durham continue TO be carried out with
great cruelty TO the families OF miners.
Eighteen more families have been
turned int0the street, snow falling at
the time, and the suffering OF the chill
dren is most severe.
London. Nov. I9.-The st. James
Gazette. discussing the Signor Mag.
lianis bill for the resumption of specie
payment says. II Siguor Magliani knows
the real interest Of the country, he will
resume in silver. Fifteen out OF the
sixteen million notes are for five lire.
London, Nov. 10.-The British stea-
mer Mildred. from New York, Sept.
%, for Marseilles, has foundered in the
Atlantic. The crew, numbering %,
were drowned.
London, Nov. 19.-lt is stated that
the real object OF Parnell's trip to Paris
is TO have interviews with certain prom
inent fenian leaders. The proceedings
of both Parnell and hisallies, II they are
indeed, his allies, will be closely watched
by the French authorities.
Mons Belgium, Nov. 19.-An explo-
sion of fire damp occurred in coal pit
near this place today Twenty-seven
men were in the pit at the time, Of
whom fifteen have been rescued more
or less injured.
Paris, Nov. 19.-GTaye rumors of
another Nihilist conspiracy, even more
terrible and more carefully organized
than any of the plots heretofore dis
covered, are afloat here. 1t is to be
feared that ere many weeks we shall
have news of catastrophe, which may
cost the car and many innocent people
their lives. The car has lost much OF
his popularity since his MorganatiC
marriage. Several high officials at
tached to his person are believed to
have relations with the Nihilists.
London, Nov. 19.-The Pail Mall
Gazette declares that every liberal news
paper in England and Scotland dis
suades the government from an imme-
diate session of parliament and the pol
icy of coercion in Ireland The coun.
try desires to see a new policy tried in
Ireland, coercion, without strong
land bill, would not be new policy.
Dublin, Nov. l9-Dillon has filed
fourteen pleas Of not guilty in behalf OF
the traversers. Intelligence has reached
the police of the Balla district that
during the past week n large quantity
of revolvers have been consigned to the
merchants of that neighborhood.
Vienna, Nov. 1o-Count Rarely, who
some time ago killed Count Zichy in a
duel, has been sentenced to three
months Imprisonment and the seconds
in the duel to three weeks imprison-
ment.
Paris, Nov. 1G.-At preliminary
meeting of the senators belonging to
the various groups Of tho left, Gen.
Farr, ex-minister of war. WAS unani.
mously accepted rs candidate for the
| life senatorship, to fill the vacancy
caused by the death of Broca.
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