The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-11-02
TEIEeRAPHIc NEWS IN BRIEF.

TELEGRAPHIC NEWS IN BRIEF.
The wine and spirit dealers board OF
trade organized at Baltimore, Md.
A colored Methodist minister is q
juryman in the SoteIdo case at Wash
ington.
W. Jones, warden of the Auburn,
New York, state prison, has resigned
I'm account of ill health.
John G. Cowill, of Iowa, has been
appointed chief clerk of the secret SER
vice division of the treasury.
The commissioners investigation has
not yet discovered the origin Of the
Park theater fire in New York.
The Turkish financial commission es-
innate for next years budget will show
a deficit of $50, 0Oo, 900.
At Rochester, New York, yesterday
a porsion of the New York Central
railroad freight house was burned; loss,
SEQ,
Mrs. Langtry, it is now announced,
will make her first appearance in "An
Unequal Match" at Wallack's thea
ter, Monday next.
Ben. L. Butler sister-in-law, Mrs,
Hildreth, died suddenly yesterday, in
terrupting the campaign tour of the
general for two days.
A meeting of cider makers to protect
themselves against the manufacture of
white wine and vinegar took place at
Boston yesterday afternoon.
1t is understood that the Western
press association has already established
agents in New York and Boston, and
has added Colorado, California and
Texas to its territory.
At Chicago, ILL.,, the planning mill
and lumber firm Of Hair & Odiorne
made an assignment for the benefit Of
their creditors. Liabilities estimated
at s100, 900; assets, like amount.
Two children, Theodore Bache and
William Switzer, of Philadelphia, were
probably fatally burned yesterday by
the explosion of a coal oil barrel with
which they were playing.
The result of the late elections in
Italy is that Signor Debatis' majority
in the chamber Of deputies is not less
than 400 votes. The republican repre-
s~entation in the chamber is still gain
ing grounds.
AT Augusta, Georgia. Myers & Mar
Gus, wholesale dealers in dry goods and
boots and shoes, report their assets at
1897, 900, of which $50, 900 are bad open
accounts; liabilities, 223, 600; preferred
creditors, S94, 900.
Henry p. Cooper, a well-known tailor
of New York, was sent to a private lu-
matte asylum Sunday at the instance of
his two brothers. A third brother,
claiming Cooper to be entirely sane, be-
gan legal proceedings to have him re-
leased.
The Yorkshire colliery owners an
nounce that they have advanced their
quotations 10 per cent, thus raising
the wages of their employees 8 per cent.
This action of the owners has caused
the withdrawal of the notice by the
men of their intention to strike.
Henry George writes that 81 neither
entertained nor expressed IN intention
to bring claims against the British gov
eminent for my arrest in Ireland" and
adds: 80 far as l am concerned, the
expression of regret which the British
government has made is sufficient vim
dication of principle"
The r~eappearance of Christine Mill
son at the Boston Music hall last even
ing brought together an audience
which more than filled the hall. Mad
anne Nillson was clad in black and was
greeted with rounds of applause. She
was recalled several times, and in ac-
knowledging the compliment, led her
little child on the stage with her.
At Scranton, Pa, occurred a COLI
sion to-day between n Lehigh & Sus-
quehanna and a Delaware, Lackawanna
& Western train, at Diamond crossing.
Twenty-Five cars were thrown from
the track and one engine was demol.
ished. John Glinu, Waterman, was
killed; several other bands were injured.
The wreck was caused by the negli
gence of the Waterman.