The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-03-12

with the troupe at Milwaukee.
The heaviest snow storm of the sea.
son prevailed Thursday night and Fri,
day morning throughout northern
Kansas. About five inches fell.
The bail of S. W. and John W. Dor
sey, in the star route cases, has been
fixed at $4,000 each case. Brady has
offered N. w. Fitzgerald as surety.
Ten thousand one hundred bales of
wool were sold in London yesterday,
comprising Port Phillips, Sydney and
Natal. The demand is good at firm
prices.
The liabilities of John II. Alden,
boot and shoe dealer of Boston and New
Orleans, is stated by Adden's father to
be about $1,000 600. Assets $500, 900,
nominally.
The man arrested in Salem was not
identified as the murderer of Mrs. Bell.
A person answering the description of
the murderer was seed on train bound
for New York.
A st. Petersburg dippatch say that
Skobeloff in reply to the cars rebuke,
expressed contrition and declared that
be had no intention of pausing as a
political agitator.
The sentence melted out to Mason
gives satisfaction to the New York
journals. Commissioner Shields re-
fusal to grant citizenship to Chinese is
also favorably commented upon.
1t is stated that United States Minis
ter Lowell will shortly visit Manches-
ter, England, to inquire into the allie
cations of the cotton spinners regard
ing cotton authorizations.
Cannon has been interviewed upon
the subject of the new anti. polygamy
bill and of course criticises it severely.
He in substance says Utah IS a paradise
and the Mormon people simply angels.
Bolivar, n. Y: A three story build
ing wa dismantled by the wind Thurs
day and the whole structure collapsed
DulJIhB lOul IHCu' Olc IltucIlCh
Rischs is reported dead. Brad Phelps
cannot live.
Business in general in the markets of
New York progresses slowly, though in
some departments there is a quicker
movement, and with the advent of set
tied weather the prospects are for an
active season.
Hazael Wednesday received $3.50
gate money and $4,000 sweepstakes.
Fitzgerald got "a, $50; Noremac, S2,-
PSI; Hart, 81, 593; Hughes, S1,125;
Sullivan, $3.50, all the proceeds of the
recent leg swinging match in New
York.
st. Petersburg advices state that the
minister of war told Skobeloff he was
recalled for breach of discipline in
creating disturbance and excitement
abroad. There is a report that General
IgRatieff told Skobelof that the Car
had nothing particular to say to him.
The IN have adopted Glad
stones resolution relative to the house
of lords inquiring into the working Of
the land act by a vote of 1903 to 225.
Gladstone has officially stated that he
cannot possibly entertain the applica-
tICn for the remission of the extra to-
bacco duty.
Sir Henry Parkes, premier of New
South Wales, with his daughter sailed
from New York for Europe yesterday.
A large number of merchants and
others assembled on the dock to see
him off. Previous to the sailing of the
steamer he held an informal receptio n
in the saloon.
The senate to-day, discussing COM
pulsory primary education, rejected by
a vote of 165 to 1913 the amendment of
Jules Simon, requiring schoolmasters
to teach pupils their duty toward God
and their country. This amendment
was voted by the senate before the last
fenatorial election, but rejected by the
deputies.
George Scoville yesterday remarked
to n newspaper reporter in Chicago that
he believed it was the best thing for the
country that Guiteau should hang, fol
there would be a revulsion in public
feeling, and Guiteau would do the
country the great service Of bringing
about a revision of the laws to protect
the insane. He had, however, asked
President Arthur to have Guiteau SEN
to prison for life, and then if lie be
came a ravlng maniac, it would be easy
to have him sent to an asylum. HI
believe this letter greatly angered The
president.
The New York Tribune says: Tht
Senate has passed the Chinese immi,
grafton bill, and has tackled on al
amendment or two which perhaps nigh
better have been left off. A common
on the provision which prohibits stat,
courts from comforting citizenship OF
Chinese is suggested by the fact tina
Hop Sing, Of this city, Thursday mad
a formal declaration before the prope
officer of his intention to become a citi
zen. 1t is to be regretted that any sucl
bill as this is needed, but sometimes ex
pediency is craftsmanship of the highes
order.
CATARRH OF TIE BLADDER.
Singing smartinQ irritation of tn