Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1881-04-23
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I l6th.
The river damaged Pierre to the
extent of So0o0o.
/ Maud : and ~t Julien are to trot at
the Minneapolis fair.
bradwood 10y telephone.
1t iS lrobahlc that The Ctes will he on
, the war path again this summer.
New l'Ec'qna experienced very cola
and stormy weather ON the 10th.
Five Nili!i-ts. concerned in the ass,s-
sina,iun Of the czar, were HANGED on the
l.th.
II j. stated Tia: the Minnesota mine
Rockford. i, showing up rock worth .iG
pcrton.
The damage to the steamboat proper
" a, Yanklon BY the flood reaches
NGo, ,"uu.
The Denver and Rio Grand r. L. adj
vcr,~r 10 give 10000 men employment
'ur one year.
\ premature blast in the ncadwood
mine. Terr3yiie, seriously injured
James Monroe.
" NcNb bank has sued the sidney
Stag" company fol injuries received by
.hc ovcrturning of a coach
Capt l. l.. Smith. tie /. p detective
ut sidney WAS on the 5th given 10 min
utce to leave town. He got
Sccrrtury Window has called in the
per cent bonds and will continue them
at the pleasure of the government at 81
per cent
Chas Ricr0nncit freight conductor
! ON The Laramie division OF the L. =. II.
L. murdered Ruadmastcr Graves at
Laramie City on the l6th.
\ body of armed men on the 18th
rode into Little Rock, Ark, broke open
the !reasurcrs office and safe and took
between 5000 and $1,000 and escaped
Hattie bucil, the Iowa City Starvist,
died ut noon on the 18th. \ post NOR
ttm examination disclosed ,hc fact that
not drop of blood was left in the body.
The five days billiard match between
Schaciler and Siosson for 100000, 1000
points, WA, won br Srllacllrr ON the
10Th. The score stood Sclacner. 1000:
>lo-oon. 2"S0.
\ mail rohbcr and road agent named
VIM. Leroy under arrest and on his
way Ia the pcnetcntiary, on the the 9th
hurled himself from the ears while pas
sing through Kansas and made good his
escape.
Alice a. Early. of Pockford, ILL.,, has
secured a vcriic: f&5o0 damages against
". r. storey. of !he Chicago Times, for
Willfll defamation. storey at one time
offered her $1,000 AZ Il compromise.
suit wa> Cor $4,000
Patrick Coleman, the ftnian. who was
engaged in the attempt 10 blow mp the
Mansion house. London. Oh the 10th Of
March, arrived in New York on the
evening Of tho 9th, and WAS immcdiatcly
SPIRITED away by friends and all traces
uf him lost
nr Carver, the American marksman,
lAS challenged tie ten best shots in
the IIuriin-ane club and Gun club of
! lundon. 10 pigeon shooting match for
liyc hundred pounds. the doctor shoot
ing onc thousand pi-epns to his oppon-
cnt', one hundred each.
A. Baltimore on thc 18th III the case
of Mary A. Murry w. General y. Tyler
postmaster of that city. for $50 600 dam
ages for ~ alleged indecent assault
upon her while She was IN employe of
tho post-oiiire, the jury gave a verdict
for the plaintiff OF 5000.
i, 4 jury were holding an inquest on
,hc bodE OF two MeXicans killed few
miles north Of IL Paso. Tex, on the 10th,
John Hale, Il desperate, attempted to
intimidate the authorities Hale fired
and killed John Krempton, a police
man. who fired at the same time, wound
ing thc newly elected marshal CStutie-
mcir,) and killing Hale and Mexican
bystanAcr with the same shot Geo
Campbell, a friend of lla'e'., attempted
TO draw his pistol, and was mortally
,ounded by Marshal Studcmeir
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