The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-04-29
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The Lachine canal opens Tuesday
the Rideau canal tomorrow.
George W. Patton, a Mexican wal
veteran, died at Haulton. Mo.
Six thousand lodgings in Padoliar
are now t~enantless owing to the exodus
of Jewish families.
Buck, Fenwick & Buck, London
liquor merchants failed to the tune OF
e3o0, 900. Speculation.
DR.. Lamson's father has left London
for Florence in consequence of the
dangerous illness of his wife.
Six horses ran in the 1000 guinea
race in London. st. Marguerite won,
Shotover second and Nellie third.
John Mitchell was severely beaten,
and his two sons shot dead, by the Field
brothers, at Waldo, Texas, on Friday.
1t is rumored that Forster will resign
to take a higher place and that the new
lord lieutenant will release Parnell and
Dillon.
1t is said that the Earl of Camden has
resigned the lord ~lieutenancy of LELAND
and will be succeeded by the Earl of
Spencer.
Fourteen hundred teamsters formed
an eight-mile procession in Chicago to
Indicate that they will have IS a day
after May LIST.
The emperor Of Germany's speech
strongly advocates tobacco monopoly
as the best substitute for the oppres.
sion of direct taxes.
A large anti Chinese meeting was
held in st. Louis Friday, in which
speeches were made by a large number
of prominent agitators.
Eleven millions of bonds will be call
ed in on Monday next, consisting Of all
he skies of 1861. Only s4s, 600, 900
of skies now remain out.
The London News says no history of
the development Of the intellect of the
nineteenth century will be complete,
which ignores Emerson's works.
In the billiard match in New York,
between Schaefer and Sexton, the lat
ter won. Score Of Sexton 600; Schaef-
er 53s. The winners best run was 80.
Thi boiler of the Dalton pail COM
pany, of Elmira, New York, exploded,
Newell Olney and Frank Baker,
the proprietor, and injuring several
others.
The president and cabinet had a bril-
liant reception at Fortress Monroe, by
sea and land forces. The North Ger
man school ship, Louise, from Havana,
participated.
The steamer Nankin, New York for
Liverpool, was run into at Sandy Hook
by the steamer Clyde. The boat sunk
hut the passengers were saved. The
Clyde was badly demaged.
Lowell, the United States minister,
will preside at the opening of the Gar.
field house, London, which was found
ed in memory Of the late president, as
a home for working girls.
Grave fears are entertained regard
ing the safety of the ship Prince ANA
deo Of st. John, N. B., from Cardiff on
October 81, with coal for San Francisco
which has not yet arrived.
At the conclusion of Leopold's mar
rage in London he kissed his bride and
aud the queen kissed both of them,
while the princess kissed her father and
mother. The queen wore the great
Kshinoor diamond.
The Grand Army of the Republic
at Chicago have completed arrange.
ments for fitting honors to be paid to
the late Minister Hurlbut, who will be
buried in Belvidere, ILL.,, next Sunday
Emery Storrs will be orator on the &C.
casion.
influential Jews have letters from
Russia in which their co.religionists
declare they will quit the country en-
masse if the prosecutions continue,
but the conference of Jews recently
held in st. Petersburg disapproyed Of
general emigration.
The weekly record of failures shows
ITO throughout the country in the past
days, a decrease Of ia as com.
pared with last week. The eastern
states had 10, western 81, southern 80,
middle 20, Pacific coast and territories
o, New York city s..
The New York police arrested a dan
gerous band of forgers consisting of
Chas. Crawford, alias Palmer, Edward
Ryland and wife and w. b. Woodman.
Ryland is heir to a fortune in England
and had the confidence of Col. Maple
son, the operate manager.
According to late particulars during
the forenoon Mr.. Emerson did not ap.
pear to suffer greatly and was appar-
emily resting easily. About moor he
exhibited signs of restlessness and be-
gan to suffer severe pain. Soon there
after he became delirious and DIR. En-
erson Immediately began to administer
ether, under the influence of which
he was kept until his death.
At a log rolling In Fairview, KY, OF
last Saturday, in a row, Bradford
Courts, a young rough, killed Jane.
Smith, and escaped. A posse of citi
zens followed to Courts house, WHERE
they found a large quantity of stoler
goods. Courts, and his brother Will