The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-10-26
Baron James Rothehild died in Paris


to Philadelphia.
Emperor William has arrived in Ber-
lin in good health.
The "Arizona" Las arrived in New
York with s255, 900 in gold.
The doctors Of Rome despair of saw
ing the life Of Cardinal Borromeo.
Senator Cameron states that Morgan
peremptorily declines tie treasury port
folio.
1t is said that Gen. Lambert will sup
ercede Roustan as French minister to
Tunis.
Mormon influence is extending.
Polygamy is reported among the Pima
Indians.
The New York Tribune says that
Mahone's success in Virginia is more
than probable.
The warlike tendencies OF the Pima
Indians are discredited by Phoenix,
Arizona, despatch.
Foxhall won the Cambridgeshire
stakes Monday. Keene, his owner, had
him backed very heavily.
John Haley was shot and killed by
William G. Brown at ranch near West
Silverton, COL, yesterday.
A romantic story is published show
great activity Of the Fenians In Great
Britain, Paris and America.
Mrs. Mary Bradford, Jeff Davis sis
ter. was buried yesterday at Gethsem-
ane abbey. near New Haven, Ky.
Henry Ward Beecher retires from the
editorial management of the Christian
Union- Mr.. Abbot succeeds him.
The London Sportsman says: Fox
halls pertorance is unprecedented; he
is certainly the best three -year-old this
season.
The Texas Il Pacific railways sur
veying parties in Arizona have applied
for military escort to protect them in
their work.
The Italian delegates appointed TO
conclude a treaty Of commerce with
France have returned 10 Paris with
full powers.
Irish advices state that the only seri-
GUS objects in the way of English law
are the American subscriptions to the
diminishing fund.
Two men were killed and three
wounded by boiler explosion in Pin
neo & Daniels spoke and hub factory
at Dayton, Ohio.
The Mississippi riverl is still rising.
1t is two inches above high water mark
OF 80 at Burlington. Heavy losses to
crops is reported.
Hanlan has telegraphed Trickett that
he will row him a three mile race, pro-
vided 1t be rowed over the same course
as the former race. fn
At the close of business at W Washing-
ton yesterday, s7,454, 900 in U. s.
bonds had been received for redemption
under the 105th call.
The Yorktown celebration wound up
with a grand ball, given by the officers
Of the army and navy, at Fortress
' As"''
Inc nrs. steamer wnicn ever came
iioln INC rniii'pine ISLANDS 70 tne unit-
ed States arrived the other day, with a
go so'.s - '-s
ne report .nat : conspiracy existed
.ol INC ASSASSINATION o. uiadstone ana
oe0lo.a.y ior ,leanu fois'er, y mag
nantly denied by the Irish press.
inS'i uctions nave peen sent 'ne ior-
o.sn n'ni''e,s VI 'nis Roselnnen. N N
s, a.I ~ ~ sn' aa."a .ana, 'o'ie
p.'"s ~ s''' 'epo's puD'islieu'
II IL stated tnat The president is un-
decided wnetner 10 appoint Lincoln or
boutweii attorney general, but the lat
:. sfss- ~ y '''' ''o'A'0'
a vienna correspondent says KING
humDert's visit 70 Berlin Is postponed
pecause Oh me unwiiiingness OF Bis
marck 70 rouse tne susceptibilities Oh
France.
Two small villages, Claudy and Val
letta' Italy, have been destroyed by fire.
1niee persons were Killed ana eleven
seriously injured during the coniagra-
lion; iorty FAMILIES are homeless.
Count de Rochambeau's papers men,
TONED in the senate proceedings, con-
sist Of 400 unpublished original letters
and nat,era from tha bopds ~ Uosb;cc-