The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-07-28

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A gentleman's driving club has been
organized at st. Louis.
Fifty brewers we're in secret session
in Cincinnati yesterday.
Arkansas crop reports from all over
the state are favorable.
The Minneapolis city directory shows
that the city has a population of 49,
$50.
The strike among the brickmakers ut
Pullman. III, Is over; the men having
weakened.
TIE Colorado democratic state con-
ventlon has been called at Denver for
september 81.
Emigration from Germany to Ameri.
ca thus far this yea has decreased ten
thousand as compared with the same
period of 1881.
Fifty Thousand bushels Of wheat were
sent direct from Cleburne, Texas, to
Florence, Italy. Wednesday, and tile
same amount to Liverpool,
Many hogs in eastern part of Mclean
county, Illinois, have been attacked by
cholera. There is a good deal of alarm
among the farmers.
Queen Victoria has given permission
TO the duke of Teck to accompany Sir
Garnet wolsley on the Egyptian expedi-
ton as a member of his staff.
The Goodwood cup was won by Fri
day, Tristan second, Geologist third.
The Corinthian plate was won 10y
Theora, Lowland Thief second, Alban
third.
The Jersey City, n. j., Erie railway
company offered the striking freight
handlers the increase demanded, con-
dltional that the men abandon their
union. Condition rejected.
John O'Neill, a guard in the military
prison ut TT. Leavenworth, shot Provost
Sergeant John Henry through the heart.
There is no explanation Of the murder;
O'Neill refusing to discuss it.
A party of Chippewa Indians are in
Chicago on their way to Washington to
conclude negotiations for the transfer
of 800, 900 acres of their reservation,
near Red Lake, Mimi, to the govern
ment.
4 letter dated Passenger Fierd, July
Path, from Sr Allen Young, command
ing the steamer Hope, engaged in the
Ezra search and relief expedition,
states that all the members of the ex-
petition are well.
Martin Beckett, committed to Jail ut
Hampton, Del, Saturday, for assault
ing a white girl ~ years old, was taken
from the jail last night and lynchcd.
On u placard on The body was written,
Our women must be protected"
The conference of the strikers and
representatives of coal companies, at
Cumberland, Md, was without result.
The new Central company notified the
miners that unless they accepted the
company's' terms by Friday foreign
labor would be introduced.
On Sunday last Archbishop Tescher-
eau, Of Quebec, caused to be read in all
the churches of his diocese q pastoral
letter denouncing the LIE Courier des
Etats-U mis-, the principal. French paper
In New York, and forbidding Catho-
lies to read 1t. The cause of this action
Was the publication of II free thinkers
litter.
A Mrs. Gregory and her son August,
aged IS years, recently arrived from
New York were stopping at one of the
leading hotels in Denver. Wednesday
night young Gregory visited his
mothers room and distracted from be.
meath her pillow 3 1880. The young
MN was arrested and the money re-
covered.
At Normal, H., Frank Gore, OF Rico,
Colorado, a former professor of the
Colorado university, at Boulder, was
married yesterday to Miss Ida L. Cook,
of Normal, sister Of Prof. John W.
Cook, and daughter of Col. Harry D.
Cook, deceased. The groom Ia abrother
of Aaron Gore, superintendent Of
rchools, Denver.