The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-05-04
TICKS.

N. ]. Middleton, the New York book
seller and publisher. is dead.
The sultan of Turkey has sent an
officer to England to purchase a torpedo
boat.
The resignation of Forster as lord
lieutenant, causes unaffected joy In
Ireland.
Ten persons were killed and many
injured by a gunpowder explosion in
Bilboa, Spain.
The government in Egypt have or
dered ninety Krupp guns, which looks
something like BUSINESS.
Director Condict, of the Mechanics
bank, in Newark, N. j., has been in
dicted for classifying his accounts.
The president had his first general
card reception Tuesday night. The
rooms were crowded to suffocation.
The Albany senate has unanimously
passed a bill providing for the placing
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The May musical festival opened in
New York on Tuesday night and an
audience of 5000 people was present.
A % year old daughter of Nicholas
S. ID. Clapp. a well known Wall street
broker, attempted suicide Wednesday.
They are thinking of celebrating the
one hundredth anniversary of the evac-
uation of New York by the British, on
Nov. %, 1883.
The date of the races for the Balch
double team purse of $4,000, and the
stallion purse of $4,000, in Boston, has
been postponed,
The members of parliament are en-
deavoring to induce Parnell to be pres
ent when Forster makes his explana-
ton on Thursday.
Hon. Horace Maynard dropped dead
at Knoxville of heart disease yesterday
morning upon getting out of bed. He
was the former postmaster general.
1t. Danenhauer was received by the
emperor and empress of Russia yester-
day. To-day he will visit Grand Duke
Alexis, the minister Of marine, and
Gen. Ignatieff.
A dispatch from Taylor, Texas, says
the last spike connecting the Missouri
Pacific and 1. & G.. N. railway, was
driven Tuesday might amid imposing
ceremonies.
The law against the use of instru-
ments in the United Presbyterian
churches has been repealed by a vote of
all the Presbyteries as follows: for re-
peal, 616; against, COG.
Yesterday the exodus of Jews from
all parts Of Russia commenced. As
the foreign corn trade was almost in
Jewish hands the utmost confusion pre-
walls in that industry.
The steamer Wyoming, which sailed
from New York yesterday, took with it
T. P. O'Connor, NJ. p, Rowell the
English pedestrian, and several valua-
BILE American trotting horses.
The dead body of Judge Varney was
found under the walls Of the burned
church at Dover, n. H., last night.
He was the editor of the Dover Inquir-
er, a weekly journal, and the daily Re-
publican.
E. f. Young, local freight agent of
the c. 1. st. L. s. c. railroad, at Logan
port, Ind, has been missing since Sum
day. Fears are entertained that his
accounts are short. The books are be-
ing examined.
Footpads are not confined to the
bounding west. Alonzo W. Barton,
who runs an express between Seabrook,
N. H, and Haverhill, Mass, was
stopped on the main road by three men
and robbed of $500.
The Atlantic s. Pacific Inter Ocean
railway company was organized in New
York with Nathaniel P. Banks as pres
ident. 1t is claimed by the company
that the time by this route from New
York to San Francisco can be made in
five days.
The New York POSTS Chicago corre-
sponde mt says: Commissioner Daggy,
Of Illinois, ~contradicts the statement
that bugs are committing serious out
RACES on wheat in southern Illinois. He
also says that reports from all parts of
the state are favorable.
The London Times says II Parnell
will make use Of his liberty to restore
order, there may be an immediate i'm
provement in the condition of Ireland.
The Post says the government is in de-
spair and like desperate men playing a
desperate game, it is trying to relieve
its fortunes.
Parnell, Dillon and O'Kelly have been
released from Kilmainham jail. After
the release they drove up on the out.
skirts of the city to Harcourt street,
where they took the train for Avondale,
the residence OF Parnell, where they
will remain two days. They will ar
rive in London on Friday.
The Inter Ocean makes a mysterious
but prominent announcement that an
advanced step in ~railroading has beer
discovered which will revolutionizt
that service and put 1t fifty years ahead
of the age. 1t says the officials Of siS
of the largest and most enterprisinp