The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-05-02
ELECTRIC NOTES.

and may resign.
The Chinese bill was not called up In
the house yesterday.
Canon Farrar, in hisW Westminster ser
mon, eulogized Darwin.
Four buildings were burned in Flor.
ence, Wis, with a loss of $4,000.
The Maine g~reenback state conven.
tion will be held in Bangor, May 80.
The English Australian mail left
New York for San Francisco last night.
Green B. Raum is a candidate for the
United States senate to succeed David
Davis.
The thermometer bobbed up %serenelY
between 80 and 66 in New York yes
terday.
Frank Fisher, a negro ravisher, was
lynched at Gallon, Ohio, by a mob Of
about 200 men.
Cincinnati carpenters have struck for
IN advance of so cents per day, and all
building is stopped.
Emerson originally had few follow
ers in England, but lately the number
increased largely.
Secretary Folger calls for the residue
of the 8 per cents. of July 1861 amount
ing to 81, zoe, 900.
General Hurlbut, late minister to
Peru, was buried with great honors in
Belvidere, Ills, Sunday.
Six new brick business blocks were
burned at Benton, Texas, with a loss of
$50, 600. Insured for $50, 900.
A dispatch from Philadelphia says
the Pennsylvania railroad has declared
a 4 per cent. semi-annual dividend.
An Aberdeen dispatch says the loss
by FIRE in New Market building was
e1oo, 900. Three persons were killed.
The professional base ball scores yes
terday were Bostons 6, Worcester 8,
Providence 9, Troys 8, Buffalos Z, Chi
Cages 5.
One thousand four hundred and sew
snty-eight recently arrived emigrants
from Bremen left Baltimore for the
west tonight.
Mrs. George Scoville, sister Of Chas.
j. Guiteau, spoke on her brothers.
crime in, New York, to a very small
audience at an uptown theater.
Princess Marie, wife of Prince Will
liam, of Wurtemburg and sister of the
duchess of Albany, is dead. She was
recently delivered of a still-born child.
Harcourt, British home secretary,
announces that DR.. Lamson, before his
execution, confessed his guilt to the
chaplain and acknowledged the justice
of the sentence.
Right Rev. N. A. Gallagher, of Co.
lumbus, Ohio, was consecrated bishop
of Galveston. The ceremonies were
participated in by n archbishop, six
bishops and ten priests.
Forty-three of the persons concerned
in the conspiracy against Arab Bey, in
Cairo, were sentenced to exile. The re-
mainder being civilians are sentenced
to be hanged by the civil authorities.
The Brooklyn socialists have erected
a monument to Frebel. 1t was the in
tention to march to. the place in a pro-
cession, but the police authorities in
formed them it would not be permitted.
1t is understood that Dwyer's horse,
Hindoo, sprung a tendon in his work at
the jockey club track, Louisville, and
will not go to Lexington, where he was
expected to run Tuesday. Runnymeade
will go to Lexington tomorrow. Luke
Blackburn is still suffering from lame
ness.
John T. Hodgen, NJ. D., L. l.. D.,
the most noted surgeon in the west and
n of the leading in the country, died
at st. Louis. At the time of his death
he had in the press a work on surgery,
the publication of which was being
looked to with much interest by the
profession. He was the inventor of
several well known surgical appliances.
Advices from Montevideo are to the
effect that in consequence Of the NAL
treatment of Brazilians in Uruguay,
Brazil is concentrating troops on the
frontier and has dispatched an envoy
to Montevideo to demand redress. 1t
is reported Uruguay is raising men to
protect the frontier and taking meas
ures to fortify Montevideo.