The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-08-18

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and fixed a rate of wages.
The trial of Garland for the killing of
Addison, in a a duel, is in progress AT
Nuremberg court house, Va.
Lord Dufferin has been instructed
not to press the porte for a reply con-
corning the military convention.
The New York city authorities have
resolved on a strict enforcement of the
law regarding the selling of opium.
A young Italian who was recently
missed from the English lines is be-
lieved to nave ~absconded, with the in
tention of giving Arab Pasha assist
ance.
A collision on the New York and
New England railroad, between two
freight trains, is reported. Many cars
were wrecked and their contents de-
stroyed.
This is an interesting stage of The
star route proceedings, especially so
when the counsel for the defense fall
out among themselves. Is the ship
sinking, and are the rats going to de-
sert?
Serious disturbances have occurred
at Mont Scouie, Sur Names, France
The mob destroyed the church door
with dynamite, but the police prevent
cd them from attacking the priest's
house.
Chas. T. Kugler was arrested al
Toronto, Ont, Wednesday, for having
forged notes to the amount of &c., 0u
at Listowell, Ont. When Kugler's
father heard of his sons arrest he
hanged himself.
Gen. Sickles' hall boy, in New York,
during the absence of the general
robbed the house of $4,000. He was
arrested, and about all of the money
recovered. The general is on a visit to
Grand Rapids, Mich.
Order of the day throughout the
country-nominations for congress
Greenbackers, prohibitionists, trades
unions, independents, anti-monopolists
and woman's rights people all join
heartily in the contest,
The sensational drama: American
Born" is now occupying the attention
of the Chicagoans, after two postpone
ments. 1t is being played at the Grand
opera house by the Baldwin theater
company of San Francisco.
a Chicago drummer is suspected Of
the bank robbery at Kewanee, Ill. The
citizens search after the perpetrators
was a fruitless one, and the matter has
been put into the hands Of detectives
The robbers, whoever they are, have
now got a long start.
During the progress of the Dublin
festivities, Wednesday, three rockets
We're seen TO issue from a distant wing
of the Kilmainham jail, supposed to be
from the cell occupied by Carry, who
was arrested for connection with the
Seville place murder.
W.. A. Lee, aged 10 years, at Hobo
ken, N. j., was committed to prison MS
a common vagrant. and while there at
tempted suicide. He was at one time
the Dublin correspondent of the Bel
fast Examiner, and was compelled to
ilee tue country in 1913.
Seventeen new cases of yellow fever
were reported at Brownsville, and three
deaths. The publication Of the daily
papers have been suspended, so many OF
the hands being down with the fever.
AT Matamoras the number of new
cases is said to be decreasing. The
weather is clear:
The Jesuits of Quebec are again agi-
tating for the restoration to them Of
all their property coniscated during the
reign of Henry the w. The restora-
ton is demanded as an act of justice.
The list of properties referred to con
tains some which are now of great
value.
Private kilograms received in Lon
don say the trouble In Corea has culmi-
mated in a general instruction, and
that the king and queen have been
assassinated. The japanese legation
was attacked by natives belonging to
the anti-foreign party. A Japanese
man-of-war has been dispatched to the
Seoul river.
; Capt. John Mullan, of California,
has filed with the secretary of state a
petition inviting attention to the second
arrest in Ireland of Henry George. of
San Francisco. The petition speaks of
George as. a native born American,
journalist, author, and a gentleman of
irreproachable character, and urges
that his second arrest be promptly in
CURED into by the United States au-
thorities.
Commissioner Mcfarland has made
the following apportionment of the
S400,0 600 voted by congress for surveys
of public lands: Arizona, 800, 600;
California, S25, 900; Colorado, $50, 900;
Dakota, $40, 900; Florida, $4,000; Ida
no. Sl5 600; Minnesota, 500, 900; Mon
tana, $4,000; Nebraska, 49, 600; New
Mexico, $40. 900; Oregon, SIC, 1000; Ne
vada, 800. 900; Utah. $4,000; Wash
ington Territory, s25. 000; Wyoming,
$4,000; Louisiana. $4,000. In the
examination of surveys in the field,
$4,000; unapportioned 800, 200.