The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-08-21
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London: Adelaide Nelson was buried
at Brompton cemetery to-day. The
funeral was largely attended. II =
London (: Great preparations are
making for n series Of land meetings
throughout Ireland on Sunday.
Chicago: No action has been taken
by the conclave yet on the proposition
to hold the next session In San Fran
cisco. II
Philadelphia: Patrick Mcbride, in
jured in the railroad collision Mt Mays
landing, died last night. The total of
dead is 2l.
San Francisco: W. II. Tellinghast, q
capitalist, formerly manager of tine
bank Of British Columbia, died sud-
denly this morning.
Waco, Tex: s. b. Alexander was ar
rested by oficer Ballard, being released
he went In search Of Ballard, found
him and Ballard was fatally wounded.
Midland, Ont; Hosmer, OF Boston,
won the three mile boat race with turn;
time, 20:30. J. and +. Gandaur won
the double scull two miles race; time,
1920.
Paris: Ulysse Parent, n member Of
the municipal council, was drowned at
Venlettes, France. He was the only
communist ordered tried by the FIRST
Versailles court martial and acquitted.
London: The Daily Ne,cs says: Ar
gentine and Buenos Ayres securities
have recovered, owing TO kilograms be-
ing received stating that President
Ayellamoda's resignation had been
withdrawn.
London: The Times ridicules as pal
try the theatrical exploits OF the
Fenians in Ireland, but regards the
anti rent agitation as serious, and says
It should be meet with patient but de.
termined statesmanship.
Havana: A slight earthquake was
felt this morning at Mariel, lasting for
three seconds, oscillations from north.
east to southeast. A steam line will be
established between Havana sand
Shanghai for the purpose Of bringing
emigrants. ~ -
London: The Standard says. Anglo
American cable shares were firm yester-
day, on the understanding that negotia-
tions with the French company have
been practically concluded. We be-
lieve uniform tariff of two shillings
per word has been agreed upon.
London: A correspondent says that
he hears, on good authority, that
the British proposal to enforce tho de-
cisions of the Berlin conference by
armed measures is coldly received by
the powers. Germany has declined tc
participate In such intervention.
Berlin: The splitting Of the nationa
liberals into two parties is settled
thing. Herr Won Bennmgsen will re
main ut the head Of the projections,
supporters Of Bismarck, and in
stead Of having 100 supporters in the
chamber ho will now only have 80.
London: The minister of the Ar
gentine republic has telegram from
the minister Of finance, dated the It'll
inst, which says that congress has no,
accepted the resignation of President
Avellamoda. After the expiration OF
the term Of presidency to which he wa
elected the transmission of power will
take place peacefully.
st. Louis: Capt Dregan, superihten
dent of the wrecking company. 70
ceived advices from Ashport. Tenn.
stating that the sheriff of Lauderdal,
county has so far got the upper hand o.
the lawless element there, that all thu
members Of the crew Of the wreckinf
boat Eckert have been released ant
that the work Of the wrecking steamel
. Vicksburg has been resumed.
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