The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-09-12

oct VI S1coD hu1n on MAY l4lns mas
been sentenced 10 be hanged. Walter
Burton and John Greenwood await
trial as accessories.
Nashville The democrats OF the
sixth district have nominated John +.
House for congress.
Quebec: The Polynesia, with mails
for Liverpool, was delayed eight hours
waiting for the Montreal boat with
passengers, which was delayed by the
dense smoke over the river from the
brush fires
Havana: On the Island OF Dominica
continuous rains and high winds pre-
vailed from August Is TO the 10th, put
ting the whole island under water.
The crops were rotted and destroyed.
Little Rock: Deputy U. S. Marshal
has arrived at Fort Smith with nine
prisoners from okzlahama. Among
them are two Seminoles charged with
numbering two white men, Bateman
and Davis, In the Chickasaw country,
200 miles west, in November, 1873.
Ragusa: The Albanian volunteers
having momentarily quilted their posi-
tions near Dulcigno, they were occu-
pied by the regular Turkish troops.
The volunteers afterwards endeavored
TO regain their positions but were re-
pulsed with the loss of few wounded.
Vienna: The idea that the interview
between Bismarck and Won Haymerle
was for the purpose Of making any pos
itive stipulation to provide against
eventualities In the east, and above all,
against the possible separation act OF
Europe and Russia, may be entirely
dismissed.
Pera: The note of the powers relative
TO Armenia is expected Immediately.
and Is believed 1t proposes the auton-
omy Of the province, modelled ON that
Of Lebanon. The condition OF Asia
Minor is lamentable. 1t contain 200.-
900 lawless refugees who are without
means Of subsistence, except by pill
lage.
Chicago: The test race at the pavilion
finds Byrne with fine lead Of IL miles
at noon to-day over the nearest horse.
The score stands: Men-Byrne 542.
Krohne 49i, Colston 4s9, Scoch 402.
Betsey Baker 524, Rose OF
Texas 500, Bothman's entry 464,
Dunn's entry 479.
Madrid: Measures are TO be taken in
Basque provinces to enforce the loyal
ty OF the clergy and strengthen the
hands OF the authorities. The recent
elections filed the Basque councils gen.
orally with Carlists and democrats.
Hardly any government candidates
were successful.
London: The Times, In discussing
the rumors that England and Russia
would adopt to isolate the action on
the Montenegrin question, says: Not
only is there no reason for anticipating
such course on the part Of England,
but there is the strongest reason for
pronouncing 1t impossible.
Paris: The libel action by Colonel
Yung, Of the war Office, accused by NJ.
Woyestene, Of Goulois, Of communi-
eating documents TO the German gov
ment, has commenced. NJ. Woyestene
has subpGnaed Gen. Fare, minister Of
war, Gen. Deceissey, ex-minister Of
war, Marshal MacMahon and Mad
anne Yung. The radicals declare the
accusation originates in political spite,
Independence, Mo-: Z. d. B. Parrow
and son and a man named Luster were
working at Shawhan's distillery yester-
day, when large wooden still full Of
boiling mash burst, and they were COM
pletely cooked by the liquid. They
lived few moments, but their eyes
were put out, the flesh fell from their
bones, and their agony was terrible.
The other workmen were not seriously
injured.
Little Rock: The proposed amend
ment to the constitution was defeated; I;
an Official count Is necessary to determ-
inc 1t. The steamer ]. G. Fletcher yes
terday sank in 30 feet Of water, above
Dardanelles, and will probably never
be raised. At depth Of 1,l00 feet
the artesian well here developed a
strong vein Of salt water, which rose to
the height Of seven hundred feet in