The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-11-19
ABROAD.
hepert- Pouring In from
Ireland.
Large NumSer OF Rines Purchased In
switzerland.
the Pea.sntry Throughout the Ceun-
try ArminE.

New York. Nov. lS.-A London spe-
cial says: The news from ireland con-
tinues to be alarming. The condition
Of that unhappy land, instead Of i'm
proving. seems TO grow worse every
day. 1t is now foand on all sides that
there Is only too much foundation for
the report that the peasantry through
out the country are arming and are
only waiting for favorable opportuni-
ty 10 resist the authority Of the govern
mert. Alarming reports are continual
ly pouring in from all parts of Ireland.
A dispatch from Carighwell states that
box containing six rifles, belonging
TO merchant in Loughrea, which ar
rived from Limerick, was robbed on
Tuesday night. On the same night,
according to dispatch from Tralee,
long boards visited houses at Cardal,
near Castle Island, taking guns wher-
ever they found them. Our Brussels
correspondent telegraphs rs follows; /
have reason to place implicit confidence
in the statement that reached here
few days ago, that some steamer took
on board at two or three Italian ports,
5000 rifles. Two or three thousand OF
them are magazine rifles and they are
said TO have been shipped for Greece,
but are really intended for Ireland, and
were purchased in Switzerland by some
Irishmen who had come from the Unit
ed States.
New York: A London special to the
World says that news comes from Ire
land TO the effect that several fragrant
attempts have been recently made to
tamper with the loyalty Of soldiers sta
toned there, and that money has been
offered them by fenian agents, who have
also promised them high commands in
the Irish national army. The soldiers,
nevertheless, seem to heve remained
loyal, and the police are reported To be
ON the track Of the agents, WHO, If
caught, will be liable to very severe
punishment.
Dublin, Nov. 17.-Parnell reduces
the rents Of all his tenants to Sir Rich
ard Griflith's valuation until the land
question is settled according to the
principles of the league.
London, Nov. 1S.-There are rumors
of the secession of the radical members
from Gladstone's cabinet, to be fol-
lowed by overtures to Lord Derby and
other moderate conservatives.
Dublin, Nov. 1s.-Gairdner, land
lord in Galway county, was tarred and
feathered by armed men last night.
London, Nov. ls.-A heavy snow
storm is prevailing in Scotland.
Nantes, Nov. 1S.-The Etinne sugar
refinery has burned. Loss, 1000, ,oC0
francs.
Dublin, Nov. lS.-The Baroness
Burdett-Coutts has granted g., $50 to
the Cape Clear fishermen, to enable
them to start operations the coming
season.
Halifax, Nov. 1S.-The 9th regi-
ment is believed to be under orders for
Ireland.
Montreal, Nov. ls.-Private tele-
grams announce that the Chilian
squadron left Valparaiso few days
ago with troops for the purpose of land
ing at Callao and besieging Lima.
London, Nov. 1S.-The steamer lost
off st. Governs Head, Wales, is the
coasting steamer Aiisa, plying between
Bristol and Glasgow.
Paris, Nov. 1S.-Deputy Lefaure's
report on the charges against Gen De-
Cissey maintains the necessity of in
quiry, and proposes that all acts of his
ministry be investigated.
Teheran, Nov. 1s.-In Sheik Abud-
allah's attack OH the Persians at Uru-
miah, on the 18th inst, the loss was
heavy on both sides. The Kurds were
repulsed, and they burned the village
and massacred 200 of the inhabitants
In their retreat.