The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-09-03
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IELEeRApHlc NEWS IN BRIEF.

market this fall.
At Matamoras, the Rio Grande has
been overlooking its banks.
Fifty-two of the passengers of the
Lake Nepigon have been landed at
Greystone.
In consequence of ill-health Sarah
Bernhardt has started Oh her return to
Paris from London.
Steamer Lake Nipigen has arrived
in Mersey. The extent of damage not
known. She is water tight.
The British steamer Ardanbahm has
arrived at Boston, with part of the
crew down with yellow fever.
In the star route trial, Mr.. Henkle
had MT concluded his argument when
the court adjourned until Monday.
The President spent Friday at Squan-
tum, went to Providence in the even
ing, and yesterday left for Boston.
1t is thought there will be a larger
trade in boots and shoes this year than
last by the wholesale eastern houses.
On account of the fever Louisville u
Nashville road sell no tickets to Mont
gomery, Mobile or any points in
Louisiana.
On Friday at Brownsville, there were
rs new cases, 4 deaths, all Mexicans.
Fever is rapidly spreading. At Point
Isabel, two deaths Friday 3 Thursday.
At Hillsdale, Michigan, Richard
Martin, OF Adams township died
Thursday night of genuine asiatic
cholora. No other cases in the vicinity.
The opening day of the Cincinnati
Exposition next Wednesday will be
celebrated with a street parade and IA
representation of the history of the
city.
Engineer Melville, and seamen Noros
and Ninderman of the Jennette, and
Commander Barry, of the Rodgers
sailed on the Parthia yesterday for
New York.
John d. Wickiser, and Chas X.
Lane were building a school house near
Upper Sandusky, Ohio, when the
stru ;tu o fell crushing and instantly
killing them.
The Surgeon General of the marine
hospital service has received II telegram
stating that were three new cases of
yellow fever reported Mt Pensacola
Friday. No deaths.
na...u - 49,. rs, snuYaocn IN tho
number of vessels leaving eastern ports
thus for this year, as composed with a
corresponding time last, but Il decrease
in the number of general cargoes,
Minneapolis, Bud Doble has deposit
ed with a banker, 80, 500 On h stallion
race between Monroe Chief, owned by
Doble and Commodore Killings Won
Arnim. The race occurs Sept Sth;
total purse now $1,000.
At the request of of the Secretary of
the Interior, Secretary Lincoln has
directed that Payne and his c%ompaions
of 0kloh 1ma noteriety who have been
in prison at Fit Reno, be turned over
to civil authorities ut Ft. Smith, Ark.
It is said that General Sherman denies
that he will retire before the law re-
quire but will relinquish command ofthe
army if the president will 81 order, so
as to give General Sheridan a chance to
make recommendation to congress next
Decemper'
Near the district Of Michigan on
Wednesday last a party of fishermen
found wreck of vessels about a mile
north of their village. One a sailing
vessel the other a steam barge which
is supposed collided in the bay on ac-
count of dense fog.
AT 81 LOUIS there mas oeeh some
damaging revelations regarding 'ne
order OF knights Oh tne golueh ruie' saiu
order being sixty thousand aoiiars III
debt and quite liable 10 IAN 10 pieces
IL Is understood that charge WIN pe
preferred against some supreme onlcers.
The Post publishes an assessment
circular emenating from the republican
campaign committee Oh 'ne Su con-
gressional district OF LOUISIANA can
ing tor CONTRIBUTORS OIL o per cehV. VI
their SALARIES from those elnpioyeu III
departments III washington "hu
erediued 10 Louis"la'
George A. Sanderson, who has been