The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-06-09
TICKS.
Foxhall won the Ascot gold cup.

Foxhall won the Ascot gold cup.
A Boston dispatch states that Hon.
Lucius Robinson died yesterday morn
ing.
1t is reported that FIVE children of
John Dock was killed by a train on the
New Haven road.
Mainstee, Mich, special: The Fourth
ward school house, worth SO, 900,
burned to-day.
"A Galesburg Ulls.l special says: Re
turns Indicate Judge Craig's majority
for reelection is not below 5000.
The silk rearing exhibition opened in
New York yesterday under the auspices
of the North American silk exchange.
The German Lutheran synod for the
northwest convened yesterday at La
crosse. There were 800 delegates
present.
The state wool growers association
adopted a resolution not to support any
man for congress who does not advocate
protection of wool.
The Gar Of Russia has consented to
become sponsor for the son of Prince
William. He will be represented by
the Grand Duke Sergius.
About 800 mormon emigrauts have
already landed in New York since Jan.
uary LIST from Europe, and 700 more
are expected in one lot in latter part of
this month.
Five hundred head of cattle from the
west for England were turned out to
grass oil a farm near Montreal and
poisoned by eating a noxious weed. A
large number died.
Springfield, H.. special: The demo-
cratic state central committee met to-
day and called the state convention for
September z. The rates of representa-
tion are unchanged.
The London Standard says Of
Frelinghuysen's paper on the Clayton
Bulwer treaty: 1.-The answer to all this
rhetoric is that a treaty has been made
and ought to be kept"
Adam Marie died in New York
Wednesday, aged 81. He was one of
the oldest, best known and most thor
oughly esteemed OF New York's citi.
zens and successful iron merchants.
May Hamilton and Tillie Kruger,
two school girls, while picnicing at
Bodeman's grove, nea st. Louis, went
out in a skiff with two young lads and
fell into the water and were drowned.
An Indian territory special says the
Indians in the nation have decided to
support the bill now before congress,
establishing a United States court in
the territory. The Indian delegation
at Washington has been instructed &C,
cordingly. The court is to be at Vinita
Muscogee or Fort Gibson.
A Lincoln, Nebraska, special say.
that ~Schoniger, a Polish Jew, sent t
the penitentiary for stealing, vas sub
sequently sent to the insane asylum
about eight months ago, and has fol-
seven months persistently refused food
except what was forced down him. Hi
weight fell from l60 to so pounds, ant
Wednesday he. died. A few hours lie
fore death he ate vOraciously, and al
the last moment last moment lamentet
having violated Chrlst's command t
him by eating.
At st. Louis IL syndicate has UeeI
formed for the consolidation of tht
coal and iron interests of that section
and southern Illinois. 1t has secured
contract of a number of railways run
ming through the section mentioned
They have already Invested 81, 10000
ia this direction and IN mines, and viii
erect large steel and ear wheel work.
Mt the new town of Harrison, Illinois
1t is thought the Laclede Iron work
will be moved there; also it is contem
plated to build a railroad to Iron M)un
tain, Missouri.