The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-07-18
TELEGRAPHIC TICRs.

yesterday.
The English and French men of var
in Ourz have orders to protect Austrian
and German
The pooling arrangement for Denver
traffic is: Union Pacific 81 per cent,
burlington 30, Atchison 10.
Martin p. Avery, known as the
''great and only living skeleton" died
Sunday night, in New York, of chronic
dyspepsia.
Bishop Gilmour, of Cleveland, has
left for Rome. He will be joined at
New York by the bishops of Detroit
and Cincinnati.
Since July 4th six deaths have oc-
CURED in Cincinnati from toy pistol
wounds, which wore generally trifing
but produced lockjaw.
The Chicago markets were excited and
unsettled Yesterday by the
meut Of the failure of Geo. r. Wheeler,
an operator of % years experience.
At London, Thomas Walsh, arrested
in connection with the Seizure of arms
and ammunition in Clerkenwell, has
been committed for trial upon a charge
of high treason and felony.
President Arthur has decided to spend
his approaching vacation at Coney
Island. He is to have a suite Of rooms
at or near the Oriental hotel, and will
probably occupy them for several weeks.
In Buenos Ayres, during the celebra-
tion of the funeral of Garibaldi, a cur
tain In one of the lodges caught on Gre.
The .edifce was crowded and the walls
fell, burying many of the peopl' .
Twenty bodies have been dug out of the
ruins.
The mob at Homestead, Pennsyl-
vania, has been dispersed. Fowler is
in jail. The crowd followed him,
threatening and throwing stones; but
no actual violence was done. Culch-
low, whom Fowler shot, is not danger
ously hurt.
In southern Illinois the prospect for
Il good corr crop is very good; in south
arm Indiana the crop is excellent. In
Minnesota the wheat crop Is good, but
corn is a little backward. The Kansas
wheat crop is harvested and, it is said.
averages % bushels to the acre.
The Siamese government is sending
a r%epresentive to this country for the
first time. This action was taken on
the recommendation of General Grant,
when he visited there; and on the receipt
OF the information this government had
appointed a representative to that
country.
Complete returns from all the
counties in the state of Iowa on the
prohibition amendment give the ma
jority for the amendment at 20,751.
The total number of votes cast at this
election was PSI 1881 as against 235, LOG
Mt the election for the governor in
1881.
At the Cincinnati strike, the men on
going to work yesdar, found the COM
promise had not been fully agreed on.
The boiler makers had a conference
and refused to work at the old rates,
but did not order q continuation of the
strike. This allows them to work if
they please, and several do.
William Culvert has patented a re-
Hector, consisting of 100. or more
mirrors, by which he concentrates the
heat of the sun in sufficient force to
generate steam in large quantities. lie
claims it will re~volutionize manufactur-
ing business in the west, where fuel is
scarce and sunshine plenty.
The arrival in Cincinnati of $50 jew
ish Russian refugees on Saturday, in n
starving condition and without a word
Of notice to the Jewish relief commit
tee, created considerable Indignation
among the Israelites, who Rave cabled
the relief committees in London and
Hamburg to send no more.
The federation of the trades and labor
union in Boston completed their organ.
ization Sunday. The federation includes
the mule spinners (women) of Law
renee. The labor union central com
mittes recommends that a candidate for
the assembly be placed in nomination
from each district in New York.
In the English commons last night,
Dixie, under foreign secretary, stated
that he found he had CONT too far in
stating that Germany had expressed an
approval Of the bombardment of Alex
dria. This declaration was made in
consequence of the semi-oficial contra
dictions Of his statement to that effect
published at Berlin and Vienna.
Or. John II. Rauch, secretary of the
Illinois state board of health, calls
attention to the fact that congress has
refused to appropriate funds for con-
tinuing the work OF the national board
Of health, thereby necessitating the sus-
pension of its work on Saturday. The
Illinois state board of health and the
boards of health of Chicago, st. Louis
and indianapolis, will continue work
for the present. This protects the
country to the northwest from conta-
gious diseases.
A feeling of utter Indifference to
every question but that of adjournment
seems to pervade the capital, and sena-
tors and representatives alike are talk
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