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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-07-28
FOREIGN BRIEFs.

Copenhagen: The elections in this
city return the constitutionalists to
Folkething. The elections in the prov
inces are stormy, intimidation being
practiced.
London: The Bow street police court
granted a summons against Charles
Newdgate, conservative member Of
parliament. on the charge Of mainte-
nence preferred against him by Brad
laugh.
Berlin: The Saxon elections to the
landtag show a conservative gain of
seven. The Bavarian conservatives
we're still more successful. The minis
terial press are very sanguine of the
other elections resulting similarly.
Berlin: A Russian letter states that
many have been arrested and expelled
from st. Petersburg on account Of the
discovery of another plot against the
Czar's life. The nihilist who betrayed
it has been assassinated in the suburbs,
and there have been six arrests in con-
sequence.
Liverpool: A London correspondent
of the Courier says he is informed that
the United States government has in
timated its disinclination to join in the
proposed general representation Of the
subject of the treatment of the Jews in
Russia. on the ground that il has al
ready instructed its minister to Russia
on the subject.
Paris: The vote yesterday in the
chamber of deputies on the order of tht
day prevented a ministerial crisis al
the critical moment, but it Is only pal.
liative and the situation will remain
precarious so long as the chamber does
not contain disciplined ministerial
majority.
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New York, July 27.-A Worlds
special says: The daughter of Ferris,
the California Tichbourne claimant, is
living in Brooklyn. She is about 10
years of age and is named Jennie Fer
ris. She says that her father, Charles
Ogden Ferris, abandoned her when her
mother, b is first wife, died about 15
years ago. The daughter was left in
charge of her aunt, Mrs. VIM. d.
Earle, who remembers Ferris and who
is thoroughly convinced that his claim
to the name of Tichbourne is an i'm
posture. The daughter has the same
belief and says she thinks it her duty
to expose her fathers fraudulent
scheme, SO as not to assist it by keep
ing silence.
Rev. Edward Cowiey, formerly of the
Shepherd fold. is endeavoring to raise
money to print the evidence submitted
to the committee of the Episcopal
church, touching the feeding, cloth
ing and general treatment Of the chill
dren under his care. He claims that
the result will be his complete justifica-
tion stsf .Ht t rta
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HERE AND THERE.
Rumor that the Mescalero Indirn are
Up in Arms.
A Fire at Poncha Springs Winds Up
in Shooting Scrape.
Simonton Resigns-The Tichbourne
Claimant.
Capture Of Several:Bank Robbers at
Havana.



serape.
Denver. July 27.-A Santa Fe spe-
cial says: A party of soldiers arrived
last night from Ft. Stanton. They re-
port despatch received just as they
left from the Mescalero agency, stating
that these Indians, or large numbers of
them, are in arms and that Montzilla
and Raman, the Chiquita chiefs, had
left the agency and massacred two
Mexican families living in the Tularosa
canon. No official incarnation has yet
been received at district headquarters.
The Republican's, Poacha Springs,
special says: Last night fire broke
out in the bank at Poncha Springs.
The citizens burst in and subdued the
flames. ]. P. True, the owner of the
bank, arrived Just after the flames were
extinguished and ordered the people
out, then procured revolver and ac-
cused Major Randolph of starting the
fire. Both men being greatly excited
the city marshal struck both with re-
volver. True, supposing the blow was
struck by Carpenter. fired, fatally
wounding him. True was arrested.
Both parties are well known business
men.
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BRIEF TELEGRAMs.
Chicago: The Little Brown Jug
time yesterday was 2:13, not 2:15.

Chicago: The Little Brown jugs
time yesterday was 2:13, not 2:15.
Boston: The republican state con-
vention will be held at Worcester Sep
tember 21.
New York: Mrs. Coleman, who shot
George Cole, was committed to the
tombs by the coroner.
Philadelphia: d. W. Caldwell is con-
firmed as general manager of all the
railway lines west of Pittsburg.
New Orleans: The steamer Carrie
Brandon, loaded with railroad iron and
supplies for the Northern Pacific rail-
way. sunk Monday evening near Cotton
Point, and will, it is thought, prove a
total loss.
Providence: Rev. w. f. Witcher,
pastor Of the Mathewson street Metho-
dist church, is charged with purloining
rare books from public libraries, con-
fessed to the church and will leave the
ministry.
st. Paul: Several crews of lumber
men struck to-day and started out to
force other crews to join them, but
were met by the managers, who drove
them from their premises; in one case
at the muzzle of the revolver.
Troy, N. Y: Charles Parker, a
guide in the Adirondacks, while guiG-
ing Mrs. Bull, from Forked lake to
Long lake, where she was to be guest
of ex-senator Platt, made a dastardly
assault upon the woman. All the
guides of the Adarondacks are hunting
Parker and swear they will capture
him, dead or alive.
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was steady Improvement up to the
time of Saturdays relapse and since
the relief brought by the operation of
Sunday and tonight, there is feeling
Of strong hope at the white house.
Referrina to the adverse reports, ,one of
the most wicked attempts in this line
has appeared to-day. in the form of an
interview with DIR. Hammond, which
by its citation of authorities has all the
marks of carefully prepared publica-
tion. In the article he attacks the
surgeons in charge, particularly Barnes.
Woodward and Bliss. He seems to
suppose that the public has forgotten
that he was fired out of the army by a
court martial and that he would nat
urally be displeased with those succeed
ing him and those who approved of the
result of the trial in his case, besides
this, he has offered his services by tele-
graph in the presidents case, and they
have not been accepted.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-07-28

Washington, July 2z-The matter
of the vacancy in the supreme bench
caused by the death of Justice Clifford,
is much discussed. Devens and Chief
Justice Gray of Massachusetts, are the
candidates and every New England
state will have one or more candidates,
as it is assumed the judge win be ap-
pointed from there. Talk about ap-
pointing Conkling is regarded as alb
surd and his friends say they wouldn't
have it. Some prominent republicans
hold that democrat should be ap-
pointed and think Garfield will appoint
one ltI
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-07-28

legislation broader than necessary and
quoted the authority of Lord CARING
ford, twice chief secretary for Ireland
and Baron Dowse, baron of the court
Of echequer, in Ireland, for the PROPOSE
tion that these large tenants are quite
able to take care of themselves. Glad
stone energetically opposed the amend
ment, and pointed out that no such rec
ommendation had been made by either
of the commissioners and declared that
the government would be no party to
drawing the distinction which was di-
rectly opposed to the lines upon which
the bill was drawn. The amendment was
PAL to 205. The narrowness
of the majority was greeted with loud
cheers. Several prominent liberals
voted in the minority.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-07-28

London, July 26.-Last night on con-
alteration of the clause Of the land bill.
empowering the court to fix fair rents,
LordEdmund Fitzmaurice(li (liberal)made
an amendment confning the benefit Of
the clause to tenentries valued under a
hundred pounds. In the support Of
this proposal, which he said would only
exclude Il, 900 tenants, he urged the ex-
pediency of not making this exceptional
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-07-28

New York, July 27.-Postmaster
Pearson received the following:
Washington. July 27.-To H. G.
Pearson 9. a. m.-We are all rejoicing
over the marked Improvement in the
condition of the president. 1t is now
believed that any further danger of a
recurrence Of the chill is averted. There
seems to be no obstacle in the way to
recovery. He slept nearly nine hours
last night and is refreshed and strength
ened. DIR. Boynton just assured me
that the president is better than at any
time since his injury.
(Signed) THOMAS l.. JAMES.
DIR. Bliss said when he came from the
white house after the morning exam
ination, that everything was tip top,
and he regarded the president now out
of danger, barring accidents. DIR.
Agnew this morning felt in better spir-
its as regards the presidents condition.
He spoke very hopefully of his re-
covery. The president this morning
expressed himself as telling better. and
also evinced considerable interest in the
preparation of his breakfast. He was
anxious it should not be delayed un-
necessarily.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-07-28

Washington, July 27.-Consul Du
Bois, Of AK La Chapelle, writes that
il there be not copious rain fall at an
early date. the farmers will only realize
one half, and in some places one third
Of their wheat crops.
The latest information from Holland
shows that hundreds of acres of wheat
have become worthless from the effect
of unfavorable weather, and have been
ploughed up and sown with oats and
barley. fs.E fs.i sf a,rtf
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An Imaginary Adjutant GENERA,

Albany, July 27.-Some excitement
prevailed here in consequence of the
rumor of an attempt to shoot Gov.
Cornell. 1t appears that stranger
walked up the stoop of the old capital
building, and was about entering, when
Superintendent Hyde, noticing the
strange appearance of the man, who
was carrying an old fashioned gun on
his shoulder, asked him where he was
going. He replied:
81 am adjutant general of this state. u
Hyde at once saw the man was prob
ably crazy, and fearing some harm to
the state officials was intended, asked
for the gun. ss
3 The stranger declined to give it up,
when struggle ensued for its posses
sion. Hyde secured it. 1t was un.
loaded. The stranger, who is evidently
recovering from spree, gives his name
as Patrick M. Lane, blacksmith, Of
whitehall.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-07-28

New York, July 27.-In accepting
Simonton's resignation to-day the ex-
ecutive committee of the board Of
the press adopted resolution express
ing the regret of the association and its
appreciation Of his faithful and val
liable services, and directing such
arrangements to be made as shall be
agreeable to him in regard to the time
when he should be relieved.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-07-28

Washington. July 27.-An reports
from the sick room agree that the
president is much better and improv-
ing. Yesterdays operation was en-
tirely successful. DIR. Boynton gave
out the fact of its having been per-
formed; the physicians intended to
withhold it.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-07-28

London, July N.-In the race for
the stewards cup, Mazurka won,
Moccolo second, Roysterer third. Lor-
lizards Barret ran.
Privateer won the drawing room
stakes; Lorillard's Passaic second,
Roysterer third.
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pfarrer mad 8ibain eruannt wor6en. "
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5lab ltesenbsn Orti9aften paren I'm Dols
fer. gu &eteursbas ftanb ss smei Sus lief
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Gurrsipunb.ns.
gbieaso, San. ben 8. 1881.
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belt empfau8sn uno miro Sbnsn iibsr bic
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man ans foIsenbe Tobesna@ri9t NIT: I'm
81. DECEMBER ifarb NIT aIen E,5funsen
Der Rir9e psrisben, Waria Bernard, seb.
5offmann unb gbefrau uon 8. g. Ser.
narb, Der ibr feds Sabre in bic guisteit
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gorrefponbsn3.
G&terna6 I'M anfans bes GbriHmonats.

VWitthuW wv WhIuHb otr ~egttPHuHnIfs
Soebsn Las i5 In Der trsffi9ea r2ursms
burger @a3ette", baB man bsrsits bides
Cts In amsrita babe, baB SIiEe lbsrbrldt
worbsn unb uui4ifbar ssuorbsn finS.
Nuu ba8te Id mtr NIT stuas S@abeu.
freube, fe f0nnen Ia btlben tn rsi4sn
S9laraffsnIanb, bic LANCE tsinen fbiri.
i9en Wintsr, wte mir porisss Sabr battsn,
uno wobI nimmer elm Wisiabr wie 1879
erIsben werben, aud etmas Ieioen unb eiu
renis fiblsn, ba6 bas Nsni9enleben nur
Elm Sire isues fem lou. Bisber battsn mir
nod feine nsnnenspertbe RdIts unb fetuen
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ab. SIM i95nifsn @tan iab man bte
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nenA pransen. @ie i'm SrabIins fsben
bte Wisien grim ha un6 bistsn benz gteb
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benz bic @isbyu9t bisrlanbs cine Saupt'
sinnabmsqusae III, f9 NIT Rs3t freat.
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man allsntbalbsn 2eute NIT aussraben Der
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3abl RuBbdume wiro ME srisst werbsn,
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bamit wirb etae Der f96nsn 2anbi4afts.
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diputandum srabs lett, no uian
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unisrsr Stdbts unb romantii9eu 9anbss,
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0oltspertrster unb psrtbsilsn asmltbli9
ben Staatstu9sn Der Steueretnnabme.
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unb bod MID man benz adsrbau uatsr bts
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ftbsn. Oas @robtapital nit Der Snbu'
ftrte (Niusttsbsrrsn) IN tu fart In Der
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@aS ut ein ,,NaotfaIer".

gs fsen nsun Rabitale in Der @ein.
I4ente bsiiamrnsn uno bsratben f9 nit.
sinanosr. s.. VI -.
1. RabtfaIer: Wan u1us bic Se.
iuiten uerteibsn. sic fnb Die @urssI aIltr
llsbtI. 7..7as w... ~. 80
2. R~a6ifaler: Wan muB Die on.
bern SbensIsuie oa9 berireibsn, benn
8ruber ODER Ssiuit, Rapu3iner ober S&ul.
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ftes. h'a0a 1dn.l.ar. ~. fu
8. RabifaIer: Wan mus bic pfar.
rer Que pertr.iber, b.nn Re Fnb aud lautsr
psrtappte Seiuiten.
4. RabttaItr: Wit Dem gertreib,n
III ni9ts aetban. S.ute seben Ne uno
mors.n fommsn fe tpisbsr. Wan mu6
feane benfen, suiIlOtinirsn ODER toSi9i.I.
fen. '., 40 n'.'
3. &abtfaIer: 9as ssnlst ni8t.
Wir mifen Die Rir@sn i4IisBen unb Den
Iiebsn S.trsott aus Der Wtlt I&aEsn.
90 lang Der Iebt, Vnb mir ni4t gan,
wtetrer. ,bG9 Tatgg u sUFauan
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ab.r nur elm anfans. go long Is rei&e,
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ni4ts, @ir mifsn allss slsi&. uIts eben
maWeh'a 'alas. ..ae..s "t.s s1..ssuEnus
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teine golisst unb feline @snsbarmsri. unb
tein 9rdfoent bari tiebr meter beIts6sn,
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msbr bleibt als Der goSsn, 6ann Iprenst
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-01-18

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