The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-05-23

The Turkish minister of foreign at
fairs demanded, on the part Of the sui
tan, that the British and French ambas'
sailors recall their squadrons from Alex
ardria. on the ground that order is now
restored.
A Tribune correspondent at Phila.
delphia says: The steady growth OF
the ntl-Cameron feeling in the state is
made basis a claim that the indepen,
dent ticket will poll l62. 900 votes in
November.
At Chantilly, on Saturday, the race
for the Prix du Jockey club French
Derby, resulted in a dead heat between
Dundin and St. James, and the stakes
we're divided; Jasmin third and Cimior
fourth. Seventeen ran.
Jerry Hartigan, a noted 4th and 9th
ward gambler and politician, was prob
ably fatally sta bbed in front of his rum
shop in the bowery, New York, on Sun
day. The murderer was captured, and
said he was out for a little fun and he
had had it.
The counsel for Guiteau says he has
a plan which he will put III execution if
the decision for a new trial is adverse
to his client, to saw the country the
disgrace of hanging an insane man. 1t
is thought that he will apply for a COM
mission de lunatics.
A dispatch from Berlin states that
the negotiations between Prussia and
the vatican have advanced rapidly the
last few days. Every hope is enter
tanned of a satisfactory settlement by
the middle of June. Bismarck is still
a great invalid.
The Berlin Tagelblatt states that the
German embassy at st. Petersburg has
been warned that the German crown
prince Frederick William run great
danger if he attended the coronation of
the czar at Moscow, and that there is
a deep undiscovered conspiracy against
the czar and his guests.
In the house of commons Mr.. Glad
stone replying to the member from Kill
kenny said he had seen the resolution of
the Irish judges against the suppression
of trial by jury, but he was bound to
say that the government carefully con-
sidered the matter before the resolution
was framed, and the repression bill con.
tains their deliberate conclusions.
The attempt to open the Coney
Island season Sunday was unsuccessful.
About 1000 people visited the island,
but all had returned by six in the
evening. Though the weather was
tolerably warm in towns, the winds at
the ocean side was rather too cold for
comfort. None of the large hotels were
open, and places of amusement rather
unopened or deserted. The regular sea
son begins June 18th.
A document published at length
In the Dublin Freeman's Journal, Fri
day, occupying many columns and pur-
porting to be an anonymous confession
OF the murderers of Cavendish and
Burke; turns out to be a colossal hoax.
Similar manuscripts have been plenti-
full in Fleet street during the past few
days. l have just seen a confession of
fifty folio pages carefully written, evil
IDENTIFY the work Of the same party. 1t
was sent to a London paper on the 18th
accompanied by a letter stating that
the manuscript was found by the send
er near the general p~ost-ofice.
A bill will soon be introduced in the
New York assembly providing for the
protection Of holders of corporate secu-
rites. The bill provides that railroad
companies Incorporated in the state,
and those having offices in the state for
registry and transfer, shall publish on
or before the 18th Of each month q
statement of their proximate gross
earnings and expenses for the month
preceding. The statement shall also
include,the amount of bonds, stock and
other Indebtedness outstanding, the
mileage upon which the earnings have
been made, and other sources from
which receipts have accrued. The
auditor or other proper accounting Off
Ger shall verify the statement under
oath.
On May 9th the messenger of the
Mechanics bank while ascending the
stoop of the German Exchange bank,
was engaged in conversation by a young
woman, and when she departed he
missed his wallet containing a large
amount of promissory notes, bills Of ex,
change, drafts and coupons. Soon
after the messenger Of Lorillard's
tobacco factory, while crossing the
ferry with $4,000 al accosted by &
young woman, who held II shawl in a
manner to cover the movements of Q
stranger who attempted to steal the
money. The man was arrested but dis
charged. From a similarity of the cases
Inspector Byrnes had the nal watched
and he proved to be Woods, a notec
English pick-pocket. The i~nspectoi
arrested him Saturday as he vas abou
to meet the confederate, and recovered
all securities stolen from the bank mes
senger with exceptions of 800 coupons
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