The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-03-19
FOREIGN.
Several Thousand Cartridges DiseOy
cred Mt Leith. ireland.
On a Vessel Loaded With Oil Cake
from New Orleans,
The Beers Strengthening Their Posi-
tiOn.

soners have been lodged in the Kilmain-
ham gaol.
Rome, March 19.-The bill for
government loan of $4,000, 900 lire to
the city for public improvements was
passed in the chamber of deputies.
st. Petersburg, March 1S.-The
Journal states, evidently officially, that
a manifesto will forthwith be issued
announcing that pacific views are held
by the new czar.
st. Petersburg, March 1S.-Several
editors have been summoned before the
press censor who requested them to re-
frain from utterances calculated to ex-
cite public opinion.
Rome, March 18.-The pope's encyclo-
cal letter has been issued proclaiming
jubilee from March 10Th to Novem-
Der LIST for Europe and to the end of the
year for the rest of the world.
Berlin, March 1S.-Three hundred
and fifteen houses. including the GUS
tom house and the foreign consulates,
burned at Ineboli yesterday, and the
houseless inhabitants are destitute.
London: Two American newspa-
pers were found with the powder
box discovered near the Mansion house.
The corporation of London has offered
e100 reward for the discovery of the
perpetrators of the crime.
London, March 1S.-The cabinet was
hastily summoned to-day. The meet
ing is believed to be in connection with
the Transvaal negotiations and the ill
ness of the king of Sweden and Nor
way, which is thought alarming
Vienna, March 1S.-Baron Won Hay
merle has resigned and Count Kalnoky
will succeed him. The resignation is in
consequence of the refusal of the Aus
trian and Hungarian diets to pass vote
of coincidence on the occasion of the
death of the car.
Dublin, March 1S.-The Freeman's
Journal regards the proposal for the
appointment of papal huncio at the
court of st. James as one of the most
dangerous intrigues ever attempted by
England against the freedom and faith
of Catholic Ireland.
Dublin, March 1S.-The services of
the Orange emergency committee have
been asked by MacDonough, leading
counsel for the defense in the recent
state trials, at the sales of the seized
stock on his property in Kilkenny coun-
ty, where the tenants in arrears refused
to pay.
London, March 1S.-A. NJ. Sullivan
has written letter in answer to the
Lenten pastoral of Archbishop McCabe,
Dublin. He repudiates the imputation
that the ladies have put aside their
modesty, and accuses the archbishop of
insulting some of the most exemplary
devotees Of the church.
Leith, March 1S.-When the custom
officers boarded vessel loaded with oil
cake from New Orleans box was dis
covered containing several thousand
cartridges. 1t is stated that it was
originally intended to discharge the
cargo at Queenstown. The police have
taken charge of the cartridges.
Berlin, March 1S.-Great satisfaction
is felt at the tenor of the circular from
the Russian foreign Office. 1t is said to
be strictly In conformity with the auto
graph letter from the car to the en-
peror. The idea of an European con-
gress for the repression of anarchial in
trigues is again ventuated here.
London, March 1S-It is said that the
government will oppose Chaplin's mo-
tion in the commons declaring that the
compulsory to slaughter cattle does not
prevent the introduction of contagious
diseases, and declaring the necessity for
practical suspension of the importa-
tion of live cattle from all countries ex-
cept Spain and Portugal.
New Castle, Natal, March 1S.-De-
spite the peace parleys the British
troops are vigorously pushed toward the
camp at Mount Prospect, and it is af-
firmed that the Beers are fortifying
Laingsnek. The Beers now acknow-
ledge that they lost so men in the bat.
tie at Majela Hill. The Beers are
strengthening the position on the right
flank and on the other side of Majela
Hill. Gen. Wood is striving hard fol
peace. Commander Joubert denies that
Aylward holds any official position.
Aylward has gone north.
ST. Petersburg, March 1S.-The body
of the car will be removed to Petro.
paulovski fortress Saturday. All the
houses, shops and public buildings will
be draped in black and white. The
police have searched all the houses in
the neighborhood of the Michael riding
school and in Little Garden street. AL
householders and lolgers along the
route which the funeral will take are
prohibited from admitting strangers
into their dwellings to witness the pro.
cession, except on their own response
bility.
A man was arrested who was habi
tually addressed by his accomplices as
"My Lord" This appellatlon wa.
given by the nihilists to Jeliaboo, the