The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-04-27
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Minister Sergeant sails for Berlin
Saturday.
Lorillard's Gerald didn't run in the
1000 guinea race.
A report comes from Berlin that Sko'
beloff is dangerously i'll.
Emily Messenger, the well known
actress, died in New York.
Damage to the extent of 500, DOC
rubles was done the houses Of Jews in
Komenetz, Russia.
Zeroondaki, Grecian consul at Mon
treal, has been arrested for an assault
on a ten year old girl.
The race for 1000 g~uineas at New
market was won by Shotover; Quick
Time second and Margin third.
The main building of the Milwaukee
brewing association was burned caus-
ing a loss of S25, 900. Insured fully.
U. s.. Marshal Russell, of Dallas,
Texas, is behind in his accounts and has
been arrested upon an order from Wash
ington.
The gross earnings of the railroads
in Missouri, as reported to the railroad
commissioner for the year 1881, was
S25 900 900.
At the annual election of the c., B..
& Q. held in Chicago, about two-thirds
of the stock was represented and the
entire old board reelected.
Bradlaugh has brought suit against
the assistant sergeant at arms of the
house OF commons for ejecting him
from the lobby last session.
The president Of the Modoc rowing
club in st. Louis has received a letter
from Trickett advising him to take odds
of two to one against him.
Rutledge P. Hughes, the nominee for
U. S. marshal for the eastern district
of Virginia, is clerk of the court Of
Mecklenberg county, andsa republican
readjuster.
The clearing house reports show a
falling off in business in all the large
cities of the country, during last week
as compared with the corresponding
week Of last year.
About 500 horses will take part in
the coming running meeting at Louis
vile. Hindoo, Luke Blackburn, Check
mate and other crack animals are al
ready upon the ground.
Princess Helena accompanied by her
father, has arrived at Windsor palace,
London. She was greeted by the
Dukes of Connaught and Albany,
Princess Beatrice and others.
By an alteration in the Indiana con-
stitution changing the time of election
from October to November, it will be
necessary to elect the whole number Of
fifty senators, instead Of twenty-five.
The senate has made the following
combinations: Alphonzo Taft, Of Ohio,
envoy extraordinary and minister plen-
i~potentiary to Austria; Jas. A. Nc
Knight, of Utah, consul to st. Helena;
Geo. B. Armstrong. Of Illinois, register
OF the land office at Huron, Dakota.
The Malone element in Virginia has
been further recognized by the presi-
dent in the nomination of John S. Wise
who is nominated for U. s. attorney
for the eastern district of Virginia.
He is the son of old Gov. Wise, and
ran for congress two years ago. He
voted for Grant as against Greeley in
1872, and is now a democratic readjus-
ter.
The Hawaiian sugar question Is now
assuming such proportions In the mar
kets Of the country that a determined
and united effort is to be made by the
commercial bodies of New York City
to seek relief from congress. 1t will
be demanded that so much Of the treaty
between the Sandwich Islands and the
United States as permits the entry of
Hawaiian sugar free Of duty, shall be
abrogated.
Blaine said to the committee that he
had examined the diary of the late
president in which he had been in the
habit for many years of keeping a min
ute account of his daily transactions
and found neither S~hipherd nor Hurl-
but, Cochet claims or the Peruvian
company mentioned. Neither does his
private secretary remember ever to
have heard him mention them. These
South American dispatches were pre-
pared during the presidents sickness.
Guiteau Getting Nervous.
Washington, April 26.-Guiteau is
Heterogeneous again and acts as If badly