The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-08-17
TELEeRApHIC NEWS IN BRIEF.

A large number oil mules nave Deen
purchased in Spain for the Egyptian
service.
The khediye is reported in good
spirits, and he held a reception at his
palace Tuesday.
The porte has made the governor OF
Syria responsible for the maintenance
of order in his province.
John Baller and his two daughters,
near Atchison, Kansas, we're instantly
killed by lightning, Tuesday.
! The steamship Alaska, of the Guion
line, from New York, made her last
trip across the ocean in 6 days and %
hours.
Senator Hoar has addressed a letter
to the people of Massachusetts giving
his reasons for voting for the river and
harbor bill.
Prof. VIM. Stanley Jevous, of Eng
land, philosopher and professor of polit-
ical economy, was drowned while bath
ing at Bextull.
A fire in the printing and publishing
establishment of Duffy, Cushman q
Co., Boston. Tuesday night, caused a
loss of s45, 900.
The statue of Friar Arnold (Arnold
of Brecie), an early Italian reformer,
has been unveiled ut Brecia, amid great
popular enthusiasm.
Twenty-eight new cases of yellow
fever are reported at Brownsville, and
two deaths. Matamoras, seven new
cases and five deaths.
Adam NJ. Dunder. of Berks county,
Pa, an alleged defaulting county treas
urer, will come into court with % in
dictments against him.
One of the most important features
of the recent parade over the Dublin
O'Connell statue was the long line of
Catholic religious confraternities.
An encounter between a British
mounted patrol and a party of 800 Be-
douins occurred Wednesday morning
near Ramleh. Five Of the latter were
killed.
Engineer Melville, with his compan-
ions, who discovered the bodies Of De-
Long and his men, have arrived in
Moscow, where they are to have a grand
reception.
Gen. Singleton, democrat, at Quincy,
H., has decided to become an indie
pendent candidate for congress, the re-
publicans having agreed to make no
nomination.
A dispatch from Alexandria says De-
Lesseps is impeding the laying Of the
telegraph line between Port said and
Suez, and operations have consequently
been suspended.
A telegraphic report comes from
Philadelphia that Cameron is planning
for the transfer of the vote of the labor
party to Gen. Beaver, regular republic
can candidate for governor.
Gen. Sir Garnet Wolseley, with au-
thority of the khedive, has issued a
proclamation to the people of Egypt.
presenting that the sole object of the
British is to restore the authority of the
khedive.
Sullivan has signed an agreement for
twenty weeks to exhibit with Madden,
at all the principal cities of the United
States; Sullivan to get $500 a night.
He also agrees to spar with anybody
brought to him.
One hundred and fifty millions of the
81 bonds have already been surrendered
by the national banks alone, and there
is every reason TO believe the amount
received from these banks will aggre-
gate nearly sls0, 000, 900.
Judge French, acting secretary of
the treasury, fluids that the new law
prohibiting Chinese arriving in this
country furnishes him a great deal of
work making decisions interpreting the
intention of congress in connection
with the law.
Ex.Secretary of War Ramsey, of
Minnesota, Col. Godfrey, ex-senator
Paddock, of Nebraska, comprising the
Utah commission, appointed to enforce
the provisions of the late law for that
territory, are en- route to the scene of
their labors.
The Bonapartists, 1000 in number,
have held a meeting in Paris and
passed resolutions fayoring a revival of
the empire and the placing of Victor
Napoleon on the throne. Decassagnas
made a speech in which he declared the
imperialists ''were ready for power and
meant to take it.
An ex~.confederate reunion was held
at Sedalia, Mo-, Tuesday. There was
a parade, in which about three hundred
took part. The procession was made
up Of Mexican veterans, Union veter-
ans, mayor and members of the city
council and city officers, including ex-
confederates, the Sedalia FIRE depart
ment, and citizens.
The proposed plan on which Cetewa-
20 is TO be restored to his kingdom is
as follows: A part OF Zululand to be
reserved for chiefs and people who OBJ
ject to return under Cetewayo's rule,
to be guarded by safeguards similar to
those imposed upon the thirteen pres
ent chiefs. British residents may re-
side in the country. The restoration