The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-10-01
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dington, an eminent divine, died to
day.
COnstantinople, Sep. 3O.-Some rob
bers assassinated the wife of the Rus
sian consul at Van.
I.ondon.r>Sep 30.-IIanlan took q
walking exercise this morning, during
which he met aud greeted Trickett.
At IL O'Clock he launched his boat built
at New Castle, and pulled from Put.
ney to Hammersmith and back alone,
and then repeated the journey with
Harry Thomas lie was in all afioai
one hour and twenty minutes. He is
well satisfied with the New Castle boat,
but will probably row the race in the
boat built at Toronto. There was a
heavy mist on the river, but Hanlan,
pulling a leIsurely stroke, seemed able
to getany amount OF way ON the boat.
The opinion is loudly expressed that his
style is the prettiest ever seen.
Rome, Sep. .30.-Gen. Garibaldi will
leave Coprera for Genoa next Saturday.
Rumors are rife in regard to his inten-
tions and also OF the revolutionary
movements. Whether the rumors are
true or false, there are reasons TO be-
lieve that the government has adopted
vigorous precautions with reference to
them. The ironclad, Italia, 1900
tons, Is covered throughout with an
armor three feet thick. 1t was sue
cessfully launched in the presence Of
King Humbert and an immense crowd
Of people. The Italia Is the most pow
erful ironciad ever constructed.
Candahar, Sep, 30-All the relatives
and supporters OF Yakoob Khan have
assembled at Farrat. They intend or
ganizing attacks ON the British until
Yakook Khan is proclaimed ameer.
Scutari, Sep. 30.-A detachment Of
Albanian volunteers have arrived here,
but the authorities prevented them
from proceeding TO Dulcigno. The
report Of the burning of Dulcigno is alb
solutely unfounded.
Rome, Sep. 30.-It Is said that the
porte promises a satisfactory solution
Of the Dulcigno question on Monday
next.
Fourteen deputies from Lizuria have
petitioned Signor Vella, minister of the
interior, for amnesty in order to effect
the release of Major Canzis, Gen. Carl
baldi's son-in-law.
Rome, Sep. 30.-Fresh instructions
have been sent TO Admiral Fincati,
Italian consul at Scutari. He has been
instructed to leave If 1t becomes nee
essary.
Constantinople, Sep. 30.-It is re.
ported in diplomatic circles that the
porte is more conciliatory and, while
unwilling to appear to yield to tht
presence Of naval demonstrations, /.
using its influence with the Albanian
chiefs with view of inducing then
to surrender Dulcigno. 1t is thought
the Albanians viii take this course.
Ragusa, Sep. 30.-The fleets viii
change their anchorage on the fourth
of Octoher for Teodo, in Bocca de Cat
taro, asvice Admiral Seymour consid
ers 1t safer harbor. Austrian advicei
says that n boat has arrived there from
a reconnaissance on the Albanian coast
She saw the Turkish frigate. before
reported off Dulcigno, flying the vice
admiral's flag and still at anchor.
London, Sep. 30.-A great public
meeting will be held here soon under
the auspices Of the patriotic association
to protest against the armed coercion Of
Turkey.
Vienna, Sep. 30-A very strong reac.
tion is setting in this country against
the merciless way in which European
action is being carried on in the east
and against Austria participating in
coercive measures.
London, Sep. 30.-The Times in m
editorial says: There is good ground fol
the belief that the information received
and considered by yesterdays cabine,
council, which justified the hope of .
satisfactory solution Of affairs in the
east. France has no intention to isolate
herself, moreover there are signs thai
the porte Is becoming alarmed, and now
feels that it has relied too confidently
on the apparent disturbance of Euro
pean concerts.
Ragusa, Sep. 30.-Fleets are congre
eating at Negline.e The Russian slooI
Zemeong will leave Friday, and the
other ships will follow on Saturday and
Sunday.
Paris, Sep. 3O.-The radicals, reac
tionaries and many republicans are de
nouncing Gambetta us the sole pro
moter Of the warlike policy in the east
and are denouncing the convocation Of
the chambers in order that the countr,
may decide the question.
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