The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-01-12

st. Louis: The sale of season tickets
for Bernhardt began this morning, and
up to l O'Clock the sales were 9,76O.
Memphis: Lichenstein g. Co., merch-
ants of Grenada and Virden, Miss,
failed. Liabilities, 100000; assets,
S125,00
New York: Rufus Hatch informed
Times reporter yesterday that the
Union Pacific railway intended very
soon to pay off its entire indebtedness
to the government, amounting to over
S27. .236, ,512, the company having secur.
tiles on hand for this purpose. Sidney
Dillon subsequently denied this, but
with some qualification.
New York: The Times, in speaking
OF the Chinese treaty, says: 1t seems
almost incredible that one government
would give up to another the regula.
tion of certain class of commercial
intercourse in which the subjects of the
surrendering power were almost exclu-
sively concerned. But if this is SO,
and we should not doubt it, China, al
one fell blow, has taken away the oc-
cupation OF numberless able and indie.
fatigable American politicians.
New York: At meeting of the
worlds fair commissioners, Gov. Craw-
ford, of Kansas. took Mayor Cooper .to
task for offering objections regarding
the mode of procedure which. if sus.
tained, would render the fair an i'm.
possibility. The mayor made a spirited
reply, saying the fair would he held
and if the gentleman didn't like the
methods pursued, he could resign.
London: The home rule members Of
parliament decided that Parnell, Nc.
Carthy and Gray should move amend.
ments to Gladstone's proposal to give
precedence to the coercion bill.
London: The Brjttanic, Cornwall
Fusia and Sandman arrived.
London: The fenian scare has ex.
tended to Portsmouth. The authoritie:
have received anonymous warnings Of
a contemplated attacks on the govern
ment establishments. They do not at
tach much Importance to the warning.
yet but have taken some extra precau
tion.
Vienna: The alliance of the EN-
perors of Austria, Germany and Russia
may be regarded as re-established. Th,
possibility of their meeting is being dis
cussed.
Chicago: Tho Inter Ocean's New
York correspondent says: The out
look for the success of the Worlds fail
is not very flattering. Rich men viii
not give unless they have voice in The
control of matters, and the present
management seem determined to rul
things themselves, and to crowd ou
those who differ from them as to policy
San Francisco: The senate to-da,
balloted for United States senate
with the following result: Gen. Miller
27; Judge Wallace, 10; Henry George, Q
Columbus: John Sherman was nomi
mated for United states senator by til,
republican caucus tonight by acclama
tion and with three cheers. The eau
Gus only lasted twenty minutes, mostl.
taken up with speeches.
Chattanooga, Tenn: 1t Is learne,
that Jas. N. Ray, notorious counter
feiter, once district attorney here, VIII,
is half-brother Of Congressman House
was killed on Saturday in Scott county
Cause not known, except that he quar-
relied. and had his head split open witt
an ak.
Indianapolis: The republican caucu
tonight unanimously nominated Gen
Harrison for Uuited States senator.
San Francisco: Los Angeles dispatcl
says: Sunday afternoon q Mexican
named Miranda, aged about II, at
tempted to outrage one of party o
three girls near Wilmington, breaking
her arm in the strtOple Her com