The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-11-18
BRIEF TRLEGRAMs.

New York: The grand jury is con-
sidering the Morey letter case.
New York, 10: Special dispatches say
Bret Harte is seriously III at Newstead
Abbey, England.
New York: The Official vote of this
city is: Hancock, l23,0l6; Garfield,
sl,6s6; Weaver, 6lo; Dow, 26.
Hartford: The official vote of Con-
Decticut gives Garfield a plurality Of
1855 and majority of 1855.
San Francisco: Samuel Cowles, pres
ident OF the San Francisco savings
union, and formerly county judge. died
to-day.
San Francisco: Squire p. Dewey was
acquitted by the jury In the supreme
court to-day on the charge of libelling
r. NJ. Price.
New York: A protest to the mayor
and board Of aldermen for the prohibi-
tion Of the passion play, is circulating
for signatures.
Harrisburg: The daughter Of Don
Cameron was married TO the son Of
Justice Bradley, Of the United States
supreme court, yesterday.
Hamilton. Ont: Information has been
received that body, apparently deck
hand, having on alife prescrver marked
Zealand" was washed ashore.
New York: A special from Mentor
says that in week or ten days Garfield
will 60 to Washington to remain two
or three days on personal business.
Agram, Nov. 1.-Two violent shocks
of earthquake occurred here at mid
night, causing panic. The flight Of
the inhabitants is renewed.
New Orleans: Gov. Willis has ap-
pointed Hon. T. c. Manning, ex-Chief
justice Of the state supreme court, rs
U. s. Senator, vice Spofford deceased.
New York, 1s: At this hour there
Is no additional news Of the steamer
foundered of the coast of Wales. All
the papers have gone to press and their
editions have nothing to solve the mys-
terry.
Oakland, CAL: The Tribune says, Of
the report from Philadelphia of the
sudden death there of Horace Morrill,, a
wealthy retired Oakland merchant,
that no such person Is known in Oak
land.
New York: A Herald's Washington
dispatch says: Secretary Ramsay says
the opinions expressed by Gen. Scho-
field in his report about the Whitaker
case have not influenced the depart
ment in the least.
Louisville: The vote of Kentucky,
lacking one county. stands, Hancock,
lat, ,446; Garfield, 03,931; Weaver,
II, ,40e; Dow, 257; Hancock over Gar
field, 43, ,515, over all I,7co. The total
vote for president in 1876 was 259. GA,
in 1880, 263, 1872.
New York: B. B. Smalley, member
Of the democratic national committee,
informs the Burlington Falls, Vermont,
Press, that when he saw the Morey let.
ter he believed 1t was genuine, adding,
"though now Of course 1t is proved be-
yond doubt to be q forgery"
Mobile: A fire started this morning
in grocery store on the corner Of Gov
ernment and Royal streets and destroy
ed q large brick building and the sigma
service Office. The records and instru
ments were all destroyed. The loss Il
estimated at $50, 1000, nearly covered b,
insurance.
Albany, N. Y:-The state canvasscri
met to-day and adjourned until to-mor
row. Tho official returns from all tht
counties but New York give the Gar
field electors G2,2lS majority, New
York is estimated at 41,376 majorit!
for Hancock electors, which make
Gariieldb majority 20,S72.
Chicago: The Inter Ocean's Wash
ington special says: The director Of tn
mint estimates the gold and bullion ii
the country on the first Of Novembe
at 1926, ,000, 900; bullion at the mints
$5S, ,0O0, 900. This does not includ
the bullion held by miners and privat,
parties. The total silver coinage L
Nov. 1st. was s73, 900, 900.