The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-09-26
CURRENT FOREIGN ITEMS.

account of i'll health.
The cost of the wal between Chill
and Peru is $50, UO0, 900.
friedrich Wohler, an eminent chem
ist and director of a chemical snstitute
Is dead.
Francis Cog CASTOR, merchant and
mine owner of London has failed. Ii
abilities e62, 600.
The Russian emperor and empress
have arrived at Peterhoff palace on
their return from Moscow.
Reports from the Illinois corn belt
show a considerable damage from
frosts, estimated at 10 per cent.
Again Russia is arming extensively,
and Is said to be preparing to put in a
demand for the whole Balkan PENN
sula.
The sultan has ordered an immediate
surrender by Greece of the whole from
tier fixed by the international commits
sion.
Overdank confesses that he drew lots
with confederates to decide who
should attempt to take the life of the
emperor.
Earl Spencer processes himself salts
fed with the evidences, which his re-
cent tour afforded him, of returning
peace in Ireland.
The trades congress at Manchester
has pronounced in favor of the nation
alization land doctrine, promulgated
by Henry George.
Fifteen soldiers were drowned and
thirty injured in Austria by the giving
away of a bridge under the train which
was carrying them.
The LongfelIow committee is gain
ing strength. All objection to the
memorial on the ground of his being q
foreigner has subsidized.
Gen. f. Fl. Burnaby, ard Geo. j.
Romanes, secretary of the Linnean
society have joined the London Long
fellow memorial committee.
Bradlaugh has issued another ad-
dress to the people. He says: "In
this parliament l will sit" He does
not say how he means to do 1t.
There was a umo in London on
Saturday night that the queen had been
shot at near Balmoral, but investiga-
ton showed it to be unfuunded.
The military an police of county
Mayo evicted so families during the
last few days in Barrow on Erris, and
people have been ordered not to shelter
them.
The differences between the locomo,
tive engineers on the Gould railroads,
and the officials of that system have
been amieably settled and n strike pre-.
vented.
1t is officially announced that Gener
al Wolstley and Admiral Seymour WI
be raised to the peerage in acknowledge
ment Of their recent distinguished ser.
vices in Egypt.
At Panama earthquakes have con.
tinued since the 18th, doing much dam.
age in that city and Aspinwall. The
losses at Panama amount to a quarter
of a million dollars; at Aspinwall $780,.
600, with four deaths.
From the Hague, advices are re,
ceived stating that Baron Won Lynder
minister of finance announced in the
states general to-day, that he estimat'
ed that there would be a dfcit in the
budget of &c 900, 900, forms.
The Mark Lane Express of London,
in its review of the grain trade for the
past week says; Only tail harvest re-
mains on hand. The condition OF
samples does not improve. Values
continue to drop and fall, to the ex
tent of n shilling in the provinces
and two in London.
The proposal to introduce Chinese
coolle labor in England has reused the
Indignation of the London democrats,
who are about to appeal to the prime
minister to influence the Chinese gov.
eminent to stop the expectation. 1t IL
questionable whether coolie labor would
succeed in England since it is impossi.
BILE, save in one or two disagreeable and
ill-paid occupations, to undersell the
natives.