The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-11-09
THE OLD wOnLD.
siege OF cioister In fr1nee-The
brave Meaks Def the Gsvera-
nent-The xihiIi.t Trials
Disper.iaE Lana leaE-
uers In Irelanl-

Marseilles, Nov. s.-The siege Of the
Premontre fathers continues and the
troops still surround the monastery.
The sub-prefect states that the author
ities do not intend 10 break open the
doors, but will continue the siege q
month IL necessary. The fathers de-
clare that they have sufficient proyi-
sions and will not yield. At Chambery
the Trappists Of Tamie were dispersed
on the 9th inst. by body Of seven
hrigades OF gendarmerie and fifty
troops Of the line. The Nantes Capu-
chins have embarked for Cork.
Dublin, Nov. s.-seyeral land meet
ings were held in Cork on Sunday in
which the prosecutions Of the indicted
land leaguers were strongly denounced.
AT shanagarry the land leaguers were
dispersed by powerful body Of far
mers and farm laborers who were led
by Mr.. Walsh, former member Of the
land league. Walsh's party stormed
the platform, and after u desperate
conflict Walsh haranged the meeting,
denouncing the land leaguers.
st. Petersburg, Nov. Sat the
trial before the military tribunal all the
nihilists acknowledged that they be-
longsd to the revolutionist party. One
man named Scheraff. admitted that he
participated in the preparation OF mines
under the railway in Moscow in De-
cember, 10, and two others recounted
their proceedings in connection with
mines on the Symporopal railway.
Constantinople, Nov. s.-The porte
is making tremendous efforts to be in
position 10 effectually close the Dar-
danelles ut short notice.
Dublin, Nov. S.-Parnell addressed n
large land meeting at Athlone on SUM-
day. The usual resolutions were
passed.
London, Nov. S.-Shots have been
fired through the windows of land
agents houses at woodlawn, county
pA"ay, hoooug Huit-
Montreal, Nov. s.-A terrible wird
storm occurred here yesterday and last
night. A three story house on st.
Mary's street. occupied by wholesale
and retail grocer, was blown down; the
damage to the stock Is heavy. The
clipper ship Rayenscrag was blown on
her beam ends at the wharf but after
wards righted. An unknown man was
blown into the river and drowned. A
severe wind storm and sleet ragged
throughout the province of Quebec
last night. The heavy rains flooded
all the New brunswick streams, and
most of the logs hung up will be got
to market.
Ottawa, Ont, Nov. s.-The Cana
dian Pacific railway commission had a
special meeting and examined Col
Smith, Of Brooklyn, n. Y. His most
interesting statement was that Mr..
onderdonk. of California, had paid
Smiths firm $500, 900 for their contract
in British Columbia.
Paris, Nov. S.-Tho designations Of
magistrates on account of the enforce
ment Of the religious DEGREES, is an
nouned daily. Bamberger, Paris
member, intends to introduce a propo-
stlon in the chamber of deputies for the
appointment Of committee to inquire
into the DE Cissey affair.
London, Nov. ST. British
schooner Galatea, Capt. Puddiscomb,
before reported at Bristol from Balti-
more, encountered terrific gale in
making headway, against which she
consumed all her coal. She was OBJ
liged to use her masts, boats, derricks,
yards and eight tons OF oil cake for
fuel in order to get into port.
| New York, Nov. s.-A touching
story, recently made public, is that the
Prince of Wales is again in financial
straits. A cable special to the World
says: 1t is now said that the prince
has himself determined to appeal to
parliament for aid, and that his friends
in the house will explain TO the salts
faction of the country why the country
should be generous to him, il not alto
gether just to the people on this occa,
sion.
Dublin, Nov. s. Dillon, solicitor for
defense, entered formal appearance
in the court of queens bench for the
indicted agitators.
Dublin, Nov. s.-The Grand Orange
lodge of Ireland adopted a resolution
to combat the agitation by all means
in their power.
Refuge for the Monks.
Paris, Nov. s-A Madrid correspon
dent telegraphs us follows: