The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-09-25
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New York: Three hundred and fift,
thousand dollars in gold was receives
from Europe to-day.
New York.-The death of Presiden
Garfield virtually puts a stop to mos
all commercial transactions and bu
little more than the ordinary routin,
business has been transacted, thor,
being disposition not to engage in an,
business until after the day appointed
for the funeral.
Washington: DIR. Woodward say,
that at the present time the physician,
and surgeons OF the president will max,
a joint statement, but they cannot re
fute the innumerable lies in circulation
regarding the autopsy. Prof. Lamb wal
physician, entirely unconnected
with the case, and he was man of the
highest personal and professional char
acter.
Cincinnati: The chamber Of com.
merce adjourned for Monday with ap.
propriate resolutions.
New York: Mrs. Garfield's fund
amounts to 500, ,219.
Chicago: Although trade was con-
siderable broken in upon by the death
of the president by the stoppage OF
business for day. yet the sad event
did not paralyze or even shock the
business interests, for its effects had
been reckoned ON many weeks before
and discounted.
Washington: The Evening Star says:
1t is hardly probable that the fractured
vertebra of the dead president will be
placed on exhibition at the National
Medical Museum. as stated. Such an
exhibition would be in wretched taste
and an outrage to public feeling. A
section of Guiteau's dislocated spinal
column would be much more fitting to
exhibit as fellow to the Booth speci-
men.
Paris: A French gentleman writing
to the Republique Eancaise, proposes
that to show how sincerely the French
men sympathize with their friends
across the Atlantic, that the .ri.color
be bound with Grape and hoisted athalf
mast BY the people on tie day fixed for
Garfield's funeral. i@9
Chicago: At the close of the sMerry
Wives of Windsor" performance, at the
opera house tonight, ClarenceO Ostrander
and May Wentworth Van Slycke were
married with considerable display.
New York: J. w. Simouton and wife
left here for Colorado and Californis
this morning.
Cleveland: Mr.. S. T. Everett re.
ceived the following telegram: "a
leave Hazelton. Pa, tonight and will
arrive in Cleveland to pay my last trib.
ute Of respect to our departed friend. -
Signed W. A. McGrier, the delegate to
Chicago convention who made himself
famous by persistently casting his bal
lot for Garfield from the first.
Nyack, N. Y: The republicans of
Rockland county elected an anti
stalwart delegate to the state conven-
tion. or
Newport, R. l.: The United States
training ship, Saratoga, is ashore on the
north end of Prudent Island, Maria
gansett bay.
Saratoga: The republicans of the
second district have elected anti
stalwart delegates to the state conyen-
tion.
Washington: A Telegram from Tiffany
dated yesterday, says Lient. Haskell,
A. d. c., to General Wilcox, received
the five chiefs who came in to me, and
surrendered to him at yonr orders, at
10 O'Clock this morning. The men be-
longing 70 these chiefs will surrender
this morning.
Chattanooga: An impressive cere-
mony took place here to-day in the
Jewish synagogue, which was heavily
draped In mourning, and Jewish kad-
dish prayer for the dead was repeated
by standing congregation in memory
Of the late president.
SanFrancisco: A Portland dispatch
says: Senator Slater Is at his home at
Laguardo, Union county, about fifty
miles from the nearest telegraph sta
tion, and If notified for call of an ex-
ira session, he could reach Kslton. on
the Central Pacific, in four days.
Pittsburgh: The Chronicles Beaver
Falls special says: The journalists
train from Washington to Cleveland,
struck hand car this morning, killing
four men and injuring one fatally, and
another seriously. This train arrived
at Pittsburg at 6:17.
Washington: The statement published
this morning citicising the autopsy on
the late president, declaring that the
ball was accidentally found In the basin
among the bowels, has been credited in
part to Gen. Swain. He desires 1t to
be known that he has no hand in it and
has no criticisms to make upon the case
or the surgeons.
Brussels: The Belgian court wears
mourning eight days for Garfield.
London: The Times says: There is
no signs Of any Improvement in affairs
in Ireland. It ID for the government
to defeat BY any necessary means what
ever, the evil designs Of those who are
determined that Ireland, in spite Of the
land act, shall not be suffered to be at
peace. TFS
CATARRH OF THE BLADDER.
Singing, smarting irritation of the
urinary passages, diseased discharges,
cured BY Buchupaiba. 81, druggists
depot, D. D. Dare.