The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-10-29
The British parliament has been pro-
logued until December.

The British parliament has been pro-
logued until December.
Gibraltar, Oct. 2S.-The British
channel squadron has proceeded to the
coast of Ireland.
The number of voters registered in
New York thus far is 1872, ,246, against
1s7.s63 in the same days last year.
DIR. Hall. prominent physician, last
night at Davisburg. Mich, was found
guilty of poisoning his wise, who died
recently.
The sudden arrival of Count An
drassy at Vienna Is considered to have
important bearing on the visit Of King
Humbert.
The commissioner general of the land
Office has decided that land containing
limestone is not subject to entry as
mineral land.
August Davis, celored, convicted of
an outrageous assault upon Elizabeth
Daital, last month, was sentenced to be
hanged, at New Orleans.
VIM. Henry Ostrander, who killed
his brother, George Lyman, last Christ
mas, was sentenced in Utica, N. Y,
yesterday, to be hanged December 10.
Excess of exports of merchandise for
the twelve months ending Sept. 80,
s240. .270. .615; excess of imports of gold
c,in and bullion for the same time.
ST., 1921, ,563.
Rochester, Pennsylvania, advices
state that burglars knocked down the
county treasurer while he was opening
his safe and made off with thirteen
thousand dollars.
The New York Central Il Hudson
River railroad has adopted the follow
ing passenger rates: Boston to Chicago
via New York, s15; via Albany, s910.
New York to Chicago 1926.
Gen. Beulanger, one of our French
guests captured Buffalo Bill, "a notori GUS
criminal, is his room last night at the
hotel in Philadelphia, and detained him
with his sword until the police arrived.
The new fast express to be put on the
r. Ft. W. & c. r. R., will leave Chica-
go at $3.50 pm. and arrive in New York
at 6:30 p. m. of the following day. The
trains will not stop for meals but will
have hotel cars attached.
Judge Folger says he will not enter
upon the duties of secretary of the
treasury until the cases agured before
the present term of the New York
court of appeals have been considered,
which will be about fortnight.
The loss by the break in the Sny
leyee this morning is estimated at one
million dollars. The trestle work of
the c. B. & Q. railroad was carried
away by the flood. Corn and fences
generally were destroyed.
Mark H. Dunnell, of Minnesota, was
elected president Of the river conven-
tion at st. Louis, with large number
Of vice presidents. Dunnell made
brief speech; other speeches, letter,
resolutions, ETC.. followed.
In fire last night the John Mitchell
building, southwest corner of John and
Second streets, Cincinnati, structure
seven stories high, l50x10e feet, occu-
pied by a furnitare factory, was par
TALLY destroyed. Loss, s50,OCO0; in
surance about half.
The governor of New Mexico writes
that he sees no immediate prospect Of
permanent peace with the Indians, and
thinks the raids are due to the fact that
these Indians cannot readily find sub
sistence in the barren provinces of So
moro and Chihuahua.
DR.. G. H. Lord, of the firm of Lord
u Williams, who has been missing for
several weeks, las been discovered in
st. Louis sick at the st. Vincent hos
pital. 1t is stated that his firm, which
has been somewhat involved, will meet
its obligations and continue business.
The postoffice inspectors yesterday
arrested Robert Rich at Burnside, KY,
mail messenger, for stealing registered
letters. His depreciation the past six
months amounts to over one hundred
thousand dollars. Evidence against
him is conclusive. Rich is said to be a
desperate character.
The Italian premier and Italian min
lister of foreign affairs had a conference
to day in Vienna. The Freindenblatts,
says: Henceforth Italy will be in ac-
cord with Austria and Germany, and
will endeavor to preserve peace. This
gives the interview at Vienna European
interest.
The Pennsylvania road will run fast
trains west as well as east after Mon
day between New York and Chicago,
starting at O'Clock in the morning,
deily, and arriving in Chicago at 9:4O
the next morning. Tickets sold several
days in advance to Harrisburg, Pitts
burgh, Fort Wayne and Chicago only.
Meals on the trains.
Jack Post was hanged yesterday at
dallas, Texas, in the presence of ten
thousand people. The gallows was
erected on a hill near town, and some
Time before the hour fixed for the exe-
ou'ion, was surrounded by q large
crowd. Many negroes fiocked from
plantations as to a circus, and many
.aa lunch baskets and ate, drank
ana cracked jokes, waiting for the