The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-07-19
laiIu Eeaner.
WEDNESDAY. JULY 10, 1882.
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steady at 17f@:5.
A prize fight has been arranged be-
tween Tug Wilson and Sullivan.
At Philadelphia the wool market is
improved. Demand unchanged.
Col. A. Shorter, the wealthiest man
in North Georgia, died yesterday, aged
seventy-nine.
The boiler makers strike at Cincin-
natl is ended, the employees receiving
an advance of ten per cent.
The estimated amount of old grain
in the stores on the lines of the western
roads leading to Chicago is said to be
100000.
Brave Bear, the Sioux Indian who
was to be hanged at Yankton, OAK,
on the goth, has been granted a respite
for sixty days.
The English troop ship Euphrates, at
Portsmouth, England, was ordered IN
readiness to depart east. She will take
1000 men to Egypt.
Lawless, the man who killed a son OF
Gen. English, Monday, at Weston, Mo-
WAS pursued by the sheriff and a posse,
a ID killed while resisting arrest.
Colfax, Washington Territory, had
the business part of the town burned
down Friday night, including the build
ing occupied by the land office.
During a fight at Santa Fe about a
blanket, Henry Jansen was killed and
Chas. Bonesteer mortally injured, and
VIM. Warlon was cut to pieces.
A negro named David Cook, guilty
of an outrageous assault, was forcibly
taken from the custody of the sheriff
in Kershaw county, S. e., on Saturday
last, and lynched.
The arrival at Berlin of Baron Won
Schloezer, ambassador to the Papai
court, is re arded as equivalent to a
temporary rupture of negotiations be-
tween Germany and the Vatican.
At st. Louis, Robert O.. Patee n
John G. Jordan were each sentenced
to jail for six months on II charge OF
establishing a lottery. Both pleaded
guilty.
London advices state that the body
OF the earl of Crawford and Balcurries,
stolen some months ago from the family
vault at the Dunechest house, Abbot
shire, was found Tuesday in the house.
A New York dispatch states that
overland freights are more quiet than
they ought to be, owing to the trouble
in making shipments. However, there
seems to be a good quantity of miscel-
laneous good gotten off to-day.
In the court house, at Floyd, La,
David Norwood attempted to cane LII.
Polk, both prominent planters. Both
pulled Colts revolvers. Polk was
shot dead; Norwood badly wounded.
A lawsuit was the cause of the
quarrel.
The Ohio republican association has
appointed o committee to consider the
alvisability of purchasing from the
Garfield estate, the resident Of the late
president to be used as state headquar-
tiers. 1t is understood that Mrs. Gar
field wants to sell it.
The Utah commission met in Chi
cage yesterday with closed doors. 1t is
stated that the session was merely
occupied with informal discussion on
the plans to be adopted in the prosecu-
ton Of its work when its regular session
begins in Utah next fall.
Eugene Wilson, of Minneapolis, has
entered a chancery suit against Con-
gresham VanVoorhis, of New York,
to recover 3S2 shares of stock of the
Northern Pacific railroad company.
Wilson claims that Van oorhis OBJ
tanned possession of the stock as his
agent.
As a sequel to the big poker game at
Newburg, N. y, in which Mr.. Weed
lost $3.50, O0O, Judge Fullerton, of New
York, and Mr.. Trube, of Chicago, on
Monday, acting for Weed, attached the
stable of NJ. NJ. Hedges, who won the
money from Weed. Scott, Mr.. Hedges
padtHer in the game, was also taken
into custody, though sick at the Briggs
house.
The Boston market for wool is I'M
changed, with a steady demand for all
desirable grades, and u steady market
is looked for, Mt least for the present.
Ohio and Pennsylvania leeces range
from 40 to AZ for K K K. and choice
Michigan wool is in favor with manu-.
facturers on account of its excellent
condition. Unwashed fleeces are In
demand, and fine and medium grades
are 2j033 lower. and coarse 17CG23.
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