The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-09-17
Da&tu Ge@ae~.
SUM SEPTEMBER II, 1882.
TELsehAFHlC NEWS IN BRIEF.

On Fr,day, o~ue-fourth of Brown
Vile, Texas, was under water, while
yellow fever "ss raging.
At Topeka, the veterans exercises
opened with a grand parade through
the city. There we're 10000 old veter-
ans In the city.
Gen. Butler, it is said, has told a
friend that he would accept the demo
cratic nomination aud enter the Gam
paign in good faith.
During a storm the:La rlTie barracks
which originally cost Cie Imperial gov
eminent, half q million dollars, has
burned to the ground.
Samuel Ridden, the negro who u
dered Zimmerman, was hanged at Me
tropolis, H., yesterday afternoon. He
made no confession and died game.
Her Majesty's ship Phoenix ashore
at a point at Prince Edward Island, is
bulged. All crew saved and quarterod
at neiehbvring lobster factory. Ship a
total wreck.
At Louisville, KY, the Democrats,
after three days session, nominated
Thomas II. Robertson to succeed Proc
tor Knott, the latter running for
Governor.
Arnold, Constable-& Co., Ia promi-
nent dry goods drm in New York, have
secured rooms in Chicago on the corner
of Adams and Wabash avenue and will
start a branch store soon.
At 1uOa, ks, on Friday Mr..
Blaine spoke at the Soldiers Reunion
without notes. His speech consisted
Of a rapid review of the history of Kar-
sss, and there was nothing political in
It.
Yesterday afternoon OF Lamton, Ont,
a young man, VIM. Sackmun, lost his
balance and fell from a yacht Into the
river and a companion, VIM. Hartman.
trying to rescue him was drowned with
him.
Tho heated wave which swept over
Kansas last week has subsidized. The
weather, however, is still unusually
warm, and rain. for which present in
dications are favorable, would be ac-
ceptable.
Reports from several towns in Kansas
indicate that the corn has not been in
jured except hat which was planted
very lite. The great crop is beyond
reach of heat or drouth and the injury
IS comparatively unimportant.
J. j. Hickney of Baltimore has pur-
chos,d lhd coal whaIf immediately be-
low Plymouth Rock. and the buildings
at the southerly end of Coles hill. The
wharf and buildings will be torn away
water may flow up to the dock.
As Vim. Willy and the Porter were
cooperinR oil barrels in the cellar Of
Charles L. Conin's works, at Clncin-
natl, the fluid suddenly exploded.
Wiley Tls burned to death aud the
porter y sriously burned.
The A., IN Agricultural associa-
LlCH lAttt- mere -. +NdllOudl SO'NtbblOn
Dec. IL to u. H. gates will be ap-
pointed ly the Governors Of states, and
various exchanges aud boards of trnde
and agricultural associations.
Chicago distillers place no faith in
tho reports that Kentucky. distillrrs
have decided to make war on the we t
ern association pool by cutting rate
They say the association Is in a better
oondttiJn for a fight than the Kentuck-
ians.
It Is reported that Dwight 5. La
throp, Assistant Cashier of the New
Jersey Central railroad, has %ahscouded
with $4,000 of the company's money.
His uncle, Judge Lathrop. then Ie-
ceiver, appointed him. The deficit WIS
discovered q week ago. He disap-
peared with a woman.
Three prominent physicians OF Rush
medical college, who after Tracy was
hanged, experimental with electricity
for the purpose Of observing phenome-
ma. succeeded in restoring the rythmic
motion Of the heart and express the be-
lief that II his neck bad not been Drok-
en- they could have restored life.