The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-07-26
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At New York copper is quiet. Lake
copper Is quoted atlst@184.
The Goodwood stakes, London, Eng,
were won by Fortissimo, Reveille sec
ond, Sabreur third.
Aberdeen advices state that the
reserves of the Gordon Highlanders
have been ordered to join their colors.
In the third race at Saratoga yester-
day in the one mile and 500 yards,
Bend Or won; Ida Glenn second.
Time, 2:1Ot.
The democratic congressional con-
vention of the thirteenth district of
Ohio, Tuesday q Minated Hon. Geo, L.
Converse.
Effort is being made by Omaha sport
ing men to ecu a location for the
Wilson-Sullivan prize fight at some
place near Omaha.
A Nevada City, Cal, dispatch says
the bodies of the two missing children
we're found last evening in the ruins of
the burned building.
1t is understood that the earl Of Kim
berry, colonial secretary, has accepted
the chancellorship of the duchy of Ian
caster, resigned by John Bright.
In response to a letter from the
Cleveland rolling mill strikers, Presi-
dent Jarrett has sent n reply advising
them not TO accept the terms offered.
II is thought probable that the
National tube works Of McKeesport,
Pa, employing 1890 men, will be start
ed up with non-union workmen in a few
days.
The Springfield (Mass.) glazed paper
company's establishment burned Mon
day night. Loss 600, 900 -four iremen
were precipitated into the ruins by the
falling walls.
The report that an intrigue is on foot
to ostracize John Russell Young on his
arrival in China rs the United States
minister is pronounced untrue by Il
friend of Gen. Grant.
On Sunday night VIM. II. Reid, n
farmer living in Gage county, Neb.,
shot and instantly killed his wife, who
had sought refuge from his brutality
with his son-in law. The murderer Is
in Jail at Beatrice.
A Nevada City dispatch says: The
residence of J. II. Boardman was burn
ed Monday night. Two sons, aged
six and eight years respectively, are
missing, and are supposed to have lost
their lives in the building.
At st. Louis, all cases against
gamblers, lottery men and kindred
frauds are either nolle pressed or defer
red to the December term, when they
will be dropped. This ends the fight
against that species of crime there.
The newly arrived Chinese ambassa-
dor, when asked for an opinion as to
the right of Chinese to go through this
country on their way to China, replied
that he feared a strict Interpretation Of
the act would not give them this privi-
lege.
Vienna advices report 800 houses and
some large warehouses destroyed by
fire at Radzi-Willow Russia, and 5000
people homeless. A Russian steamer,
the Reward, of Moscow, has been sunk
by n boiler explosion and 200 lives
lost.
Crawford Merrell, n member of a
nOtoriOss gang of horse thieves and
black legs in Howard county, Ark, was
shot dead by a posse trying to arrest
him, and whom he resisted. 1t is
feared that his comrades will avenge his
death, and that serious bloody TRACE
dies will follow.
A Grand Haven, Mich, dispatch
says: A small house was burned Tues
day morning and a Mrs. n. Baker and
Mrs. Anderson were s~uffocated. A
two year old child was saved by being
thrown from a window. Mr.. Baker
aud his son are working in Illinois.
The iron ore u~nloaders at South Chi
cage nave struck, and the scenes of the
Joliet strike, which was long and brutal,
are likely to be repeated unless a COM
promise is effected. The necessity for
men is more pressing now than last
spring. A number Of ~stevedores Of the
several lake line! are striking, and lock
troubles multiply.
In the English house OF commons
yesterday afternoon, the speaker read a
message from the Queen announcing
the calling out Of the reserves in conse-
q1ence of the troubles in Egypt.
Gladstone moved that the message be
considered on Wednesday. A number
of reserves left Tuesday morning TO
Join the regiments under orders for
Egypt.
A wealthy and reputable woman of
Evanston, Wis, who had an uncontrol-
liable appetite for drink, was made
drunk by n gang Of loafers and taken
into the woods ear the city and re-
peatedly outraged 10y them. The affair
coming to the knowledge of officers the
woman was secured in a furnishing and
besotted condition and taken to a place
Of safety. Several Of the parties were
arrested, and others will be.
Specials say hat Williard's failure
and digit from his bank at Jonesboro,
ILL.,. grows hourly a more desperate
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