The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-01-07
FOREIGN ITEMS.

says: The effect of such anomaly and
satire upon the constitution as the con-
tInuance of criminal trial in the abb
senee of the accused can hardly be
favorable to the administration of JUS
tiee. The people will only see that
Parnell and his associates care as little
for the queens bench as for the law
itself, and ignore its authority when it
interferes with the pursuit of their
political objects.
Dublin: Cody, president of the Null
linavat branch of the land league, and
u members of the committee have been
held for trial on charge of Boycotting
farmer named Walsh. A monster
land meeting was held at Kinvarra,
county Galway.
Dublin: The gun makers are doing
an enormous business, principally in
revolvers.
Dublin: John Ray, a fellow prisoner
with Daniel O'Connell, and member
OF O'Connell's guard, is dead.
London: The Times says: The ru-
mors that additional reinforcements are
to be sent TO Ireland are unfounded.
The government is convinced that the
forces there are ample to meet any
emergency. The proposed land league
meeting at Tulley, county Galway,
where Canon Fleming was fired at,
has been prohibited.
Dublin: Another man was bayoneted
by the police during riot near Par
morris on Tuesday night and died from
his injuries.
Rio Janerio: On the 18th of Decem-
Der mob of 300 persons burst iuto the
prison at Ent Rios, Argentine repub-
lie, and hacked to pieces four slaves
who had murdered their owner.
London: Large quantities of ammu-
milton, chiefly buckshot, have been
shipped to Ireland.
London; The ship Indian Chief, from
marlborough from Yokohama, has
been wrecked near the entrance to the
Thames river. Eighteen persons were
drowned and IL saved.
Dublin: The traversers trial consist
ed in the examination Of stenographers.
Athens: The Greek army has been
increased to $4,000.
Dublin: At the the Omagh assizes
to-day farmer named Graham, was
convicted of shooting Bailiff Mulnol-
land, near Cookstown, on the Sth of
December, and sentenced to penal serv-
itude for life.
Berlin: The state police have dIscov-
cred new secret organization of So
cialism, extending over the whole of
Germany.
London: BY direction of the war Of
fee strict guard is kept over the armor-
les of volunteers in the south of Lon
don, in consequence Of the news Of the
contemplated Feenian attempt to seize
the arms. Last night was the time ap-
pointed for the execution of the project,
but no over act confirming the suspicious
has yet come to light.
Dublin: The officers of the Tralee
branch of the land league, who were
arrested to-day, have been remanded,
bail being refused. A large force of
police escorted the prisoners to the jail.
A crowd assembled and threatened the
police, but the military with fixed bay
onets joined the police. All the trav-
ersers who are membersrof parliament,
except Healey, who is to attend the
land league meeting at Forney OIL
Thursday, have gone to London. A.
NJ. Sullivan, NJ. p, who is engaged in
the state trials as one of the counsel
for the defense, also remains.
Dublin: With the departure Of the
traversers to London the interest in
the state trials seem collapsed. The
court room is deserted by the usual au
dience. This mornings proceedings
merely consisted in reading the speeches
made by the traversers. 1t was decided
to admit the reports of the Natior
newspaper as evidence in the trials il
spite of the objections of counsel fol
the traversers, and number of news
paper reports were then put in evidence
The wearisome examination of police
witnesses was then resumed and con
tinued till the close of the session.
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