The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-08-08

my ior u vote on inc Knit goods bill.
The loss Of Arab Pasna in the last
eight is estimated at from 200 TO 800.
Ohio has suffered a water spout near
Cleveland; considerable damage done
to crops.
Two thousand horses have arrived at
Tel-El-Keber, Egypt, for campaign
purposes.
A monument to old John Brown is
now about to occupy the attention of
the public.
Thirty OF the striking freight hand.
lers at New York have zone to work at
the old rates.
Jules Ferry says France is to-day as
much menaced by Germany as Egypt is
by the English.
A great movement-of the Egyptians
is reported between Suez, Ismalia,
Fagazie aud Cairo.
A white boy, son of Mrs. Huber, and
a colored girl were killed by lightning
- NA'Sn"bCo1 mani,
Congress is disposed to leave the
closing Of the navy yards to the Giscre-
ton of the secretary of war.
The Harmony mills at Cohoes, N. Y,
reopened yesterday morning, but only
seventy operatives resumed work.
1t is believed now that England and
Turkey can arrange on the question of
landing Turkish troops in Egypt.
Secretary Teller denies the report
thas he advised the passage of the river
and harbor bill over the presidents
veto.
The Tribune's London correspondent
says that Arab is nothing more nor
less than an INSCRIPTIONS military
adventurer.
1t has been reported In the senate
chamber that the republicans are deter
mined to keep congress in session until
the tax bill is finally disposed of.
Four inches of rain fell at Chambers
burg, Pa, in an hour and a half, Sab
bath. Result, streams swollen beyond
precedent, and railroad washouts.
Parnell has declared In parliament
that the war against Egypt is an unjust
one, and has grown out of the insolence
and oppression of European agents.
As u retult of a row wei some poker
chips in indianapolis, Ind, Jas. Meek
was fatally shot by Albert Daily, who
afterwards blew out his own brains.
The New York authorities have de-
cided that the recent glove fight be-
tween Sullivan and Wilson is a prize
fight within the meaning of the law.
A bridge has gone down neal Greer =
up, ILL.,. with eighteen loaded cars, kill
ing Chas. Allen. u coppersmith, and
seriously injuring McConlln, an engi-
neer, and George Forth, a brakeman.
The treasury department is beginning
to perceive that 1t has a grave problem
on its hands in the proper enforcement
OF the law restricting Chinese emigra-
ton.
VIM. Hule, who attempted to rsvisb
a six year old daughter of Henry Aiken.
at Tarport, Pa, was caught by til.
citizens, tarred and feathered and driven
out Of town.
The American ship Theobald, from
Philadelphia TO San Francisco, out since
December 16:h last, has turned up ut
Callao, Peru, short OF provisions. Had
encountered heavy weather the entire
voyage.
Report Of crops from Kansas esti-
mate that the wheat will mount to
IS million bushels. All kinds of farm
raisings continue in good condition and
peaches are the best in the history of
the state.
Sabbath evening a negro named
Holmes brutally outraged a young girl
named Hupsell, near Pomeroy, Ohio.
and the neighbors secured the woods
intending to lynch him, but he was
caught by the officers and Jailed.
A Philadelphia dispatch to the New
York Times says a movement is on foot
to put a third ticket in the field on
which all republicans can unite if they
wish, leaving ~sectionalists TO eight 1t
out among themselves.
1t is believed that E~ugland's attempt
to coerce the porte into declaring Arab
Pasha a rebel is likely to bring on a
general rupture. A great diplomatic
struggle is in progress now at Constan-
tinople. The powers are not disposed
to aid England in the matter.
A dispatch speaking of the late flood
in Perry county, Ohio, says the railroad
track for 1S miles is almost entirely
destroyed, many places having no trace
that a track has ever been there. Even
the rails are missing. Loss to railroads
and individuals about half a million.
John J. Blair has just completed the
organization Of p company to bnild a
bridge across the Missouri river at
Bltr. Ia, at a cost Of 81, ZOO. 40.
Contracts will be- let at once. This
bridge will connect the Blair systems in
Iowa and Nebraska.