The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-08-01
TELE1RApHIC TICRs.

Ihere Is no authority az outL W sup
port the khediye's orders.
Wheat is thirty-Gve cents less in Chi
cage thar it was a month ago.
Edmunds contemplates resigning and
devoting himself to his profession.
A six day pedestrian go-as-you-please
match started in Boston Saturday.
The Union Square theater, consisting
of twenty members, is en- route west.
The protracted drouth in parts OF
Virginia has been broken by heavy
rains.
The wheat crop reports from Texas
are good. twenty-five bushels to the
acre are expected.
The French dry goods clerks in Mon
treal are threatening a riot on the early
closing movement.
All hopes of French and Italian CO.
operation in Egypt with the English are
now ~relinquished.
They are discussing in congress
whether or not the Jeanette was a
United States vessel.
Thirty-one cases of sunstroke oc-
CURED in New York and vicinity Sat
urday; sixteen were fatal.
Miller, of California, of the senate,
moved to strike out the grade Of Como
dore. Passed, 81 against %.
A FIRE at Hillsboro, Texas, Saturday
night, destroyed l6 places of business,
including the Mirror printing office.
Sir Garnet Wolseley has not yet left
England. Friends of the ministry be-
lieve that Turkey will yet give trouble.
Judging from the temper of parlia-
ment Egypt will not be abandoned
until English interests are fully secured.
J. 2. Laird, one of the Oldest and
best known railroad men in the coun-
try, died in Tallahassee, Florida, Fri
day last.
J. p. Comours & Co., wholesale gro
GERS, New Orleans, were burned out on
Saturday night. Loss $3.50, 900; insur-
ance $50, 00o.
The British ambassador has again
sent the secretary of legation to ask the
sultan to issue a proclamation denounc-
ing Arab Pasha.
Arab Pasha has had publicly read a
proclamation dismissing the khedive
from the ministry, and has assumed the
green turban and robes as a descendant
from the prophet.
The secretary of the interior has
finally decided the motion for a recon
sideration in the matter of Rancho
Costa MADEIRA del Presidio, of Califor-
mia, Juan Reads heirs.
Chicago, July II: Wheat is IA and
3sc higher; corn is and I lower; Pork
is 10 and 10 cents lower; lard p to DC
lower, in sympathy.
A rain in southern Illinois, extending
to Iowa, Minnesota and Wisconsin, has
lasted from twelve to thirty-six hours,
and was still threatening yesterday
morning.
The annual meeting of the National
Lodge OF the Amalgamated Associa-
tion will meet in Chicago Tuesday.
Important action bearing on the great
iron strike will doubtless be taken.
Cashier Gage, of the First National
bank, says: Richards, the defaulting
clerk of the Chicago, Rock Island &
Pacific railroad, cannot have secured
over $4,000 by imposing On the bank
teller.
The address of the national fedora
ton of labor unions says: 1t is of the
greatest Importance that candidates for
the next congress Of all parties should
be called upon clearly to define Their
positions on the great question of CAPT.
tai and labor before the elections.
During a temporary absence of Marie
Elpolteo from her apartments, No. 81
Roosevelt street, a fire started, and her
two children were burned to death.
The mother on being informed of the
calamity swooned, and lies in a critical
condition.
The iITegularity in the official con
duct of the late Geo. f. Doughty, sec
Rotary of the Cincinnati, New Orleans
II Texas Pacific railroad company, was
brought to light Saturday. 1t is the
over issue of fou hundred thousand
dollars Of the stock of that road.
A New York Worlds London dis.
patch says in substance that Gladstone's
backbone has considerably stiffened ny
in the situation during the past few
days. A private letter to the Washing.
ton Gazette speaks fayorably of DeLes.
seps Panama canal project.
The funeral of Geo. X. Proctor, a
prominent citizen of Salem, Mass. 4,
whose death wa reported from paralysis
Thursday last, was stopped by n medi-
cal examiner, who found a bullet wound
on the back of the head which physi-
clans say could not have been self in
ficted.
On the eth inst. a boy named Gay
Smith, IL years old, in st. Louis county,
Mo, deliberately took a shot gun and
killed his father, for whipping him.
The boy has since been sentenced to be
hanged, which will most likely be com.
muted to Imprisonment for life. His