The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-09-19
rELsasAPnIC NEWS IN sRIEF.

a prize fight between Bob Mann and
Jack Davenport has been prevented by
the police of Brooklyn.
Reports from central New York
stale that not over two thirds of a po-
tatn crop is expected.
Reports! from various sections of On
ia 10, show great damage to the apple
crsp by The storm of Thursday.
Henry George has written a letter to
President Arthur, formally calling his
attention to the recent experiences of
George in Ireland.
Bowen and Cameron, accused by Fore
mau Dickson of trying to bride tho star
route jury, are flying to Washington 10
prove their innocence.
The governor of Massachusetts, and
Mayor Love OF Boston, rave sent mes.
ssngers to New York, to invite Presl-
dent Arthur to visit Bu 10 /.
King Humbert has conferred the de.
coration If ihr order ofthe Town Of Italy
on Col. J. Schuyl I.Crtz yls G Am nc III
Consul, how Governor OF Montana.
Gen. ". S. Rpsecrans of California,
was in Chicago on Sunday, aud express
sed the opinion that his purity would
carry that state and gain two Congress
men at large this fall.
At Bar Htrhor, Maine, the vac hit
Princeis, of New York, belonging TO
E e. Haigot, is reported dashed TO
pieces on Fox Island. No news of tie
crew has been obtained.
The Western Union Telegraph Com
pary, has worked through the circuit
from Boston to Chihuahua, making
n Of the longest continuous circuits
ever worked by a company.
At Topeka, KS, a seven year old
daughter Of Iauies Is. Lnudon, a faru :
er nea Mount Morris, was brutally
outraged by Geo. Davis, aged 81, a
neighbours son. The sheriff is after
him, and-the people are excited.
Some newspapers having represented
that the relations between D4npnhower
and Melville were unfrIendly, Danen-
hover writes: made no charge
against anyone. ny personal relations
with Melville have been of Il very pleas
ant character.
Mrs. n lie, wife OF Engineer Mel
vile, - Jeanette, was seized with
deliriurn oil "a urJay night at the close
NJ Representation at the home of the
family at Sharon IIill, Philadelphia.
Much sympathy is expressed Mt her
misfortune.
Madame Emlline Laurent was
found at &c East 10Th street, New York
on Sunday afternoon, having commit
ted suicide by starvation. She accused
lawyer named Elliott, who has been
arrested, with stealing the title deeds
to some property.
At Kingston, Ont, the steamer
Chirftaiu reports that during a storm
on Fciddy, an oak raft that she was
towing, was broken up-and timber
scattered over the lake. The raft was
was valued at n hundred thousand
dollars, uninsured.
Henry Matsron, a well known pro
prietor Of a restaurant op BeekmaI
street, New York, fell from a steam
boat yesterday aud died soon after be.
Ing picked up, probably OF apoplexy.
His establishment is an old landmark
of New York; he was reported worth
half q million.
Engineer Melville's domestic rela
tions are most unpleasant. The PhilH-
drlphia Press publishes an interview
with Mrs. Melville, descriptive of her
meeting with hush Iud which was mosi
chilling on his part and romantically
pleading on her own.
ST. Louis S~harpsLooter's Society, OPP
ened itsfestiyal Sunday shooting to con-
tinue three days. It will he participai =
ed In by sharpshooters from New York,
New jersey, Pitlsburg, C~iucinnat',
Louisville, Chicago. Milwaukee, ST.
Paul, Omaha, San Francisco, and sew
eral other places.
Gen. Sherman and daughter, Col.
Ti1b llls and wife, aud Gov. Patterson
OF Nav Hamp shire aud wife, pa9se d
Sunday night on the sun nit OF MI.
Washington. When they left the wind
was blowing l08 miles per hour, and
temperature II degrees. Ice bad to be
cat from railroad track.
at ST. Louis, Brentwood, a new
English Society Drama, written by
Robert NJ. Yost. a journalist, was pre-
scented ON saturday Cor ths first time at
Peoples Theatre, to a large audience.
Mes P-arl Eytinge took the role Of the
heroine, and made her first appearance
IS 4 star.
D. A. Thinks and Cristy Ann Morri.
ron rescued 2 passengers from the foun.
dered Asia who survive TO tell the
story Of their struggles and experiences,
an oft repeated story of bufieting
waves, aimless floating and anal rescue
never losing SAVIOR from oft repeating.
Five out of seven In the p boat with
the rescued were dead when land was
reached. There were probably 100 per-
sons on the Asia.
Grant Can e. Go, error.