The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-03-28
sIFTrNGs OF NEWS.
The Boston Jewish relief fund con-
cert netted about $1,000.

cert netted about $1,000.
The report that congress will ad.
jourr early iu June is discredited by
the New York Times.
Mr.. Peal, engineer OF the Tombstone
mill and mining company, was assas-
sinated Saturday night.
A shell thrown into a house near
Littenkenny, county Donegal, Ireland,
yesterday, destroyed two rooms.
The Richmond s. Pittsburg railroad
bridge at Richmond was burned Sun
day, together with a large tobacco fac
tory.
st. Louis advices state that Cover
nor C%rittenden has called an extra ses-
sion for redistricting the state April
10th.
If the president disapproves of the
Chinese bill it. is thought more than
probable that the measure will be
passed over the veto.
Twelve new cases of small pox and
five deaths are reported in Chicago.
Six of the cases were tramps. This is
the record for two days.
1t is said that the pope declares he
will not receive Emperor Francis JoL
seph at the Vatican if the Emperor
visits King Humbert at Rome.
The Fordache levee, bayou Grossel-
cite, was reported broken, from New
Orleans, Sunday, and the Grosselette
sugar district will be entirely SUBJ
merged.
The star route service in the Pacific
states and territories, cost annually,
under Gen. Brady, 2,S44, 1855. Con-
tracts for the same service have been
for SLIPS, 149.
OF Longfellow, the London Times
says: 1t is scarcely too much to say,
since the death of Byron, no living En-
glish poet has enjoyed so wide a popu-
larity as Longfellow.
The japanese press is following the
line laid out by the Americans, and Is
agitsting against admitting foreigners
to the interior, and to partnership in
business with natives.
There were three miners in the Lau-
rel Run mine, Pennsylvania, at the time
of the explosion reported Sunday morn
ing. All were badly burned. One,
VIM. Scoville, will die.
The report that Heverly had made a
general assignment of his property to
g. II. Mcconnell, manager Of the Ma
tional printing company of Chicago, is
denied by the latter gentleman.
A serious anti-dynastic movement
was recently discovered in the province
of Au-Hai, China. The leader was
summarily decapitated, and thus, the
movement was deprived of its head.
1t is stated positively that Teller will
be nominated Wednesday for secretary
of the interior, as the senator is authors
ity for saying that the president has
said the position has been offered to
Teller, and that it was accepted by him.
1t has been alleged that in spite of
all the boasts about the suppression of
gambling in Chicago all the houses have
been running openly. Last night, how
ever, a most shameless house was pulled
and its inmates taken to the armory.
Other raids are contemplated.
Miss Phoebe Cousins, the well known
woman suffrage advocate of st. Louis,
has applied to Arthur to be appointed
one of the five commissioners to reor-
ganize Utah, under the recent act of
congress. A numerously signed petit
tion for her appointment will be sent to
the president in q few days.
The funeral of the poet Longfellow,
was held in Boston Sunday. 1t was at
tended by many persons famous in the
literary world. The services were con-
Quoted by Rev. Samuel Longfellow, a
brother of the poet. The remains were
laid away in the family vault at Mount
Auburn. Memorial services were held
in the evening in the chapel Of Harvard
college. The eulogy was pronounced
by Prof. c. c. Everett.
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