The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-08-03
sRIEF rELEenaMs.

communists arrived from New Gale.
doniA.
London: Trickett and Hanlon, the
oarsmen, have made q second deposit
OF $50.
New York: The work of removing
the obelisk from the ship which brought
it here from Egypt was begun to-day.
Queenstown: The steamer Pennsyl-
yAnia, from Philadelphia. arrived to-
day in charge Of the first ofiicer. Capt.
Harris died on the voyage.
London; A Bombay dispatch dated
to-day says; Communication with Ca
bul is interrupted telegraph wires are
cut between Peswa and Lattaband.
Madrid: The Liberal publishes a ru-
NOR that Don Carlos viii shortly pub
lish \ manifesto declaring he will never
renounce his claim to the Spanish
throne.
Paris: A correspondent telegraphs
that IL the porte promptly settles the
Montenegrin question, the naval dem
onstration by the powers win be sus-
pended.
London: The Times publishes de
scription' Of the igurehead of the
Atalanta widely differing from the de-
scription Of one picked up by the bark
Girl Of Devon.
New York: The cofferdam at the
scene of the Hudson river tunnel dis
aster proves unsuccessful and the
engineers talk OF some other means Of
getting at the bodies.
Brattleboro. VT: At meeting OF
the stockholders OF the ruined first ma
tional bank to-day, 1t was resolved to
offer reward OF $1,000 for the arrest
OF the fugitive president, S. NJ. Waite.
Athens: The Greek government in
tended publishing yesterday ordinances
from the mobilization army, but In
consequence of the advice Of the pow
ers decided to postpone the measure for
the present.
London: A Berlin correspondent
says: The finance minister has returned
from Caborug. / am informed on
good authority that the result of the
conference at Caborug did not answer
the general expectations.
Constantinople There is being dis
tributed in Turkish military circles u
printed account OF the Afghan disaster,
charging the British troops with cow
ardice, and their leaders with utter in
capacity.
London Mrs. Gladstone writes from
Downing street as follows: ''Sir Will
liam Jenner, physician to the queen,
has been summoned and will be here
at 5 p. m. Until then no fresh report
Of Gladstone's condition can be given. !"
st. Louis: The census returs from 20
counties In Missouri show an increase
of 81, ,449 since 1870. II there is rel
ative increase in the remaining coun-
ties, the state population will reach
<s@uOsoVO, ah ihSicaSc VI hshii Ahh-
lion.
London: A Calcutta correspondent
declares that it IS the general impress
sion that Gen. Sir Frederick Hines,
ccmmander-in-chief OF the military
forces in India, is greatly to be blamed
for the disaster TO Gen. Burrows COM
mand.
Calcutta : The leader of the Rumpa
rebellion has been shot and several SEN
fenced to various terms of imprison-
ment. The rebellion, however, shows
no signs Of collapsing, as the British
troops cannot stand the unhealthy eli
mate.
London: One hundred and ninety
thousand pounds worth OF gold was
purchased Saturday in open market
for export to America. 1t is Japanese
gold coin which arrived in London FRI
day. The shipment will, as on one or
two previons occasions, be uninsured.
London: In the house of lords this
evening the earl Of Kimberly announc-
ed that Sir Bartle Frere had been re-
called from the governorship Of Cape OF
Good Hope. He said there had never
existed between the government and
| Sir Bartle the harmony essential for