The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-10-28


The emperor and empress of Brazi
are soon to visit Europe.
Eighteen hundred more Frenel
troops have arrived at Tunis
DIR. Carver won two more shootin,
matches in London Wednesday.
The exports of wheat from India ar,
larger than those of any recent years.
The Persian government intends t,
confine Ayoob Khan, probably at Teh
eran.
A Mormon elder has been impris-
oned in Hamburg for trying to make
proselytes.
At Newmarket, Lorillard's Gerald
had to walk over the track for the sub
scription stakes.
r. p. Flower was nominated by the
democrats of the 11th New York dis,
trict for congress.
Steamers have been stopped in the
Dardanelles having large quantities ol
dynamite for Russia.
Judge Folger was once rendered the
attorney generalship under President
Garfield, but he declined.
The London daily Nacs says that the
logic of Secretary Blaine's Panama cir
cular is not very powerful.
Contributions to the Garfield men,
orial hospital to date are only five hun
dred and fifty-seyen dollars.
The republicans of the ninth New
York district nominated ex-ColIector
Thomas Murphy for congress.
The Pioneer iron works of South
Brooklyn were damaged by fire this
morning to the amount of $50, 900; in
sured. rnf
Clara Louise Kellogg sang in Chicago
tonight; her first appearance since her
European trip. She was heartily re-
ceived.
Atlanta advices state that nine gov
ernors attended the cotton exposition
there, and there were thousands Of
visitors.
The French ambassador at Vienna
who has been home on leave, has been
ordered to his post at once, to meet
King Humbert.
The two CIrcassians who robbed and
maltreated U. S. Minister Pierce were
sentenced to five years penal servitude
in Constantinople.
-Four hundred and twenty thousand
ounces Of fine silver was purchased for
the Philadelphia, San Francisco and
New Orleans mints Yesterday.
The Swedish bark Haknas, from VOL
gast for the United States, has been
abandoned at sea. The captain, one
officer and three men were drowned. q,
An Inter Ocean dispatch says that
the president will fulfill the designs of
the late President Garfield, by taking
steps to stamp out polygamy in Utah.
The enemies of the car of Russia
dread a tripartite imperial alliance be-
tween the emperors just now more than
anything else, and more than alert to
prevent it.
A Berlin correspondent says that
Gambetta's reference to his visit to
Germany is regarded there as leaving
no doubt that he had an interview with
Bismarck.
The New York Herald thinks that
Folger's appointment will only be tenn
porary, and that the president will at
the proper time appoint him associate
Justice of the supreme court.
The republican county convention in
New York city tonight adopted reso-
lutions congratulating the president
and the people on the selection of Chas.
]. Folger for secretary of tho treasury.
The value of gold consumed by man
ufacturers the last fiscal year was s10,-
0O0, 900. More than three millions Of
this was United States coin. The con-
sumption of silver was equivalent to
100000.
The Jewish emigration to America is
subject of concern to the Russian
government. Another attempt will be
made to turn the Jews into farmers and
settle them in the provinces of Kherson
and Ekalerinoslar.
The New York Commercials WASH
ington says: Emery Storrs, of Chicago,
is said to have been rendered and ac-
cepted the attorney generalship, with
the understanding that is to serve only
in the star route prosecutions and until
December 1st.
1t is stated that the Pennsylvania
railroad will put on a train from Chi
cago to New York which will SO reduce
the running time that passengers can
20 from San Francisco in five days and
u hours. The change is reported to be
made Nov. 1st.
A fire broke out Thursday morning
IN the dry goods house of Weschler
Abraham, on Fulton street, Brooklyn,
ana before it was extinguished the
stock was damaged by the flames and
water to the amount of a quarter mill
non dollars; partly insured.
The Chicago Evening Journal says:
Among President Arthur's nominations
sent to the senate to-day, is that Of ex-
GOV. John L. Beveridge, for assistant
United States treasurer at Chicago, vice
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