The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-08-16
TElEeRAPHIc NEWS M BRIEF.
Ben Hill is dying.

ing OtleWa1O phIbiai ieoboiaeioh.
I~ncendiaries, by tramps, in the ex-
IRENE east, is the order Of the day.
The treaty does not allow Chinese to
pass through the country en- route
home.
The yellow fever at Brownsville is
reported not SO malignant as at Mata-
moras.
The coal miners about Pittsburg are
holding a meeting with a view to set
Element.
The last of the troops composing the
army corps ordered to Egypt have left
England.
Saratoga: Fourth race, one mile and
a furlong, Faragut first, Baby second;
time 1:56.
Fort Meks is fearing a surprise from
the enemy, and reinforcements are be-
ing forwarded.
England insists upon commanding
Turkish troops, which puts the porte
into a state of gripes.
The wheat of Kansas shows extraor-
binary weight and quality, besides be-
ing an enormous yield.
The Indian contingent that will leave
Calcutta for Egypt, it is believed, will
be raised to 1000 men.
The famous Texas trotting stallion,
Tom Moore, died Sunday night in Dial
las. His time was 2:23.
They have been experiencing heavy
rains and railroad washouts in the
vicinity Of Tucson, Arizona.
The longshoremen of Boston have
struck for 90 cents per hour, so at night
and double price on Sunday.
There is a report in Pittsburg that
the workingmens' organizations have
sold out to one of the old political
parties.
The cattle fever to an alarming eI-
tent is prevailing at Steubenville, Ohio,
in n~eighboring counties, and in West
Virginia.
Philadelphia is to have a %,bi-centen-
NAL celebration on October 81. 1t Is
the second hundredth year of the land
of VIM. Penn.
An outbreak at Port Said Is expected
at any moment, and the English are
prepared TO deal with it in the most
summary manner
The Mount Hickory rolling mills at
Erie, Pa, started work Monday with
non-union men. No opposition on the
part OF the old hands,
The national greenback party Of New
Orleans have passed a resolution thank
ing the secretary of the navy for en-
forcing the eight-hour law.
Great preparations are making for
the unwilling of O'Connell's monument
at Dublin. The display promises to
exceed anything of a similar character.
The Northern Pacific railroad com.
pany has completed two additional sec
tions of its line. The one is in Idaho,
and the other In Montana, covering lao
miles.
A sale stable belonging to John H.
Rowley. at Providence, r. l., was
burned Monday night, together with AZ
horses, and all his livery stock. Loss
$50, 900.
There is likely to be trouble with the
French and the queen of Madagascar.
The queen has prohibited sales of land
TO French colonists, contrary to the
treaty of 1860.
W. II. Warren, of New York, in a
ft of probably uncalled for jealousy shot
his wife and a man named Crown, on
Monday. Both are supposed to be
fatally wounded.
A gigantic fraud upon the revenue
has been discovered by the Montreal
custom house authorities, through the
shipment of western -four ostensibly
for Gre~' Hs-'tain.
A drunken yoN,r man ~ Eric po
in boat, ell out aps w-asdrowned' The
young lady was pIeked nm soon after.
ware 70 LysteriS
ne 'EA hS or the British troops at
49, p before the arrival of the
Sttards ' wed that out of a total of
$50 mt here were but 76 invalids,
exclusiv1r the wounded.
A 2Uan German. named Siebel,
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