The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-09-14
ing him with the insignia Of a major
general, causes much remark.

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lapsed, the destitution Of the mel
making 1t impossible for them to con
tinue it.
New York: Gen. ]. b. Weaver
greenback candidate for president, ad
dressed an audience Of 5000 personi
In Cooper Institute tonight. Pete
Cooper presided.
Chicago: The republicans made IN,
following congressional nominations to
day: First district, south side, VIM
Aldrich; third district. north side
Chas. B. Farwell.
Detroit: Chas. L. Cole, wealthy
farmer. and Frank Goodrich, both resi-
dents Of Pine Run, were arrested fol
passing counterfeit money. some Of
which was found in Coles possession.
London; The Accrington weayers
held an enthusiastic meeting tonight
and decided to strike. They will be
supported by tax OF two pence per
loom throughout the north OF East
Lancashire.
Stonington, Conn: The steamer
Stonington, Of the Old Reliable line TO
Boston via Stonington, has been at
tached In two suits growing out of the
loss Of life at the time the steamer
Massachusetts,, OF the same line, was
sunk by a collision with the Stonington.
Paris: On Thursday or Friday, Con-
stans. minister Of the interior and
worship, win propose the prompt exc
cution Of the religious DEGREES. 1t re-
mains to be seen whether a crisis will
ensue. The prevailing opinion is that
Premier De Freycinet will yield.
Simla: Cabul news says that the
reports from st. Petersburg about the
understanding between Ayoob Khan
and Ameer Abdurraham Khan are un-
true. The statement that they met at
Mazarisharif is absurd. Ayoob Khan
never left Heraz all the time Abdur-
rahman Khan was in Turkestan.
New York: The result in Maine puts
a new face on the situation, by impart-
ing confidence to the democrats and
alarming the republicans. 1t will in
fame the zeal and spur the activity of
both. The country will now enter
on contest more strenuous oand
heated than has been witnessed in our
politics in long period.
San Francisco: A Call reporter Wis
tied Calistogi yesterday and interviewed
A. q. Tichenor regarding the alleged
extraction Of gold from water. Tiche-
nor explained his mode of manipulation,
which the reporter says bears on its
face evidence Of fraud, and that the
whole thing is got up to bring q rush
Of sightseers to the hotel property.
Tichenor denies the statement OF the
Chicago Tribune, and says 1t was writ
ten by personal enemy.
San Francisco: This morning the
president and party visited the photo
graphic galleries of Taber& Brady and
Rulofson, where their photographs were
taken. This evening they will visit the
Bush street theater, where the Royal
MILDLY will be presented. Tomorrow
various public institutions will be Wis
tied. Wednesday and Thursday they
will visit Montery. The president has
accepted an invitation from Gov. Ferry
10 visit Washington territory.
New York: o. p. Silva, one of the
survivors OF the Vera Cruz, In relating
the story Of the disaster says that those
who went on deck could see that the
officers were passing about the ship at
tending to their duties. Capt. Van
Tice had been in consultation with
another captain on board, who, as he
learned, was going out to take COM
mand Of another vessel, and they agreed
as to the best course to keep the ship
up. The captain was cool and courage.
Gus throughout.
Ragusa: 1t is most desirable that
the British Vice Admiral Seymour
should have his hands strengthened.
The misunderstanding already arisen
between the Austria and italian admi.
rails, the latter having failed to salute
on the arrival of the former, has been
adjusted. The salute was fired the
next day. The gravity Of the situation
must not be underestimated in view Of
the explosive elements brought to-
gether. The success of the demonstra-
tion will depend almost entirely on
Vice Admiral Seymour's judicious
management.
Constantinople: Fanaticism Is rapid.
ly increasing. Last week the imaun
Of Mosque, in the presence Of the sui.
tan, denounced him as an unworthy
successor of Caliphs, and upbraided
him for listening to those who wish to
make Christians and musselmen equal,
and told him that Christians must be
protected and cherished rs children are
by their parents, but must be kept In
subjection and not treated rs equals
The European pressure Is wanted
nearer ut hand to compel the sultan tc
adopt q policy Of progress.
A Gentle Hint.
In our style Of climate, with its sud
den changes Of temperature-rain,w wine