Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1885-12-05

0'H 49, ~F1h -
residence Nj Chiffon Hill, Montgomery county,
was entered by burgla last night and robbed
OF diamonds aud othe valuablcs valued at
SIS, 600.
BALTIMORE, Nov. .-Abriel Lorns' shirt
factory ana Kline Bros genta' furnishing
store, at No. IS West Baltimore ST., burned
this morning. Loss, $4,000; insurance not
known.
New YORK., Nov. 27.-The old aag was
raised at The Battery to-day by the surviving
veterans of the war 1912, in commemoration OF
Evacuation Gay.
new YORK, Nov. 7.-Chas. Bowlin Of No.
II, Carlisle street, was arrested and locked up
to-day charged with wife murder. 1t Is al
legged that be had a quarrel with his wife.
last Saturday night and beat her about the
head. Her wounds were sewed up snd 1t was
thought she would recover. 1t is now believed
he stitches became ~loosenel and she bled to
death.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. "a special meeting
OF the board of chu-ch extension Of the Metho-
dist Episcopal church is In session this morn
ing for the purpose Of receiving a reply from
DR.. Kynett, the corresponding secretary, 10
the charges made at last weeks general meet
ing by Hon. Thomas W.. Price, a prominent
citizen OF j Philadelphia. These charges were
In effect that the accounts OF the society have
not been properly kept, that moneys collected
by the German section OF the church and dis
bursed by that section had been ~wrongfully
credited to the general fund and that gen
orally the financial statements Of DR.. Kynett
we're false and misleading. The charges have
already been pronounced untrue by DR..
kynett and his assistant chaplain, McCabe, as
well as By the bishop and the conference, and
today'e proceedings are mainly intended TO
lay the basis for libel suits against Mr.. Price
and certain Cincinnati papers, which pub
!!shed the charges Ia the guise Of interviews
with Mr.. Price. These interviews made it APP
pear that Dr.. Kynett had been guilty Of lying,
fraud and obtaining money under false pre-
fences. The unsavory quarrel has aroused
deep disgust among the bulk Of the members
q the denomination In the city, although each
man finds supporters TO Justify ais course.
WooDs Run, Pa, Nov. 2S.-The situation Of
the strike IN the Fourth Pool on the Monouga
hela river presents a very warlike appearance.
All persuasion has been given up. Force has
nos been adopted. The striking miners are
determined at all hazards TO force the non-
unionists out OF the mines. Last evening the
steauer Ella landed $50 striking miners here.
Some Of the strikers were masked. Shortly
after O'clock this morning as men were com
Ing t. work they were attacked and scattered.
Some Of the men were reported seriously in
jured. The strikers, after the riot, went to
Woods Run, where IA number OF men were EN-.
ployed, ana pul them to flight after beating
several O. them. Great excitement prevails
and the operators have telegraphed The sheriff
of Washington county for protection. No men
are working in this section to-day.
NBw York, Nov. 2S.-Moses Mitchell, one
OF the Oldest members OF the Stock Exchange,
died this morning.
ALBANY, n. Y, Nov. 2S.-Gov. Hill has s.
.ued a proclamation eulogizing the many vtr-
tues OF the long public life OK Vice President
Hendricks. Also calling upon all public
bodies I'm private citi' Is throughout the state to
show appreciative sorrow and recognition of
the nations loss up TO and including the day
Of the funeral.
BArrLEFoRD, n. w. Ter, Nov. 2S.-The ex-
ecut.on OF eight Indians found guilty of being
concerned in the Riel rebellion, at Frog Lake
aud Bsttleford, occurred this morning. The
mechanism o. the gallows worked ike 8
charm.
oPIrTsBURG, Pa, Nov. 2S-James A. Hender-
son. agent for the Cincinnati Line Of steam.
ers, received a dispatch this morning stating
that Emma Graham, one Of the finest packets
on the river, sunk to her boiler deck at Rip
ey's Landing, near parkersburg, w. Va. The
cause is not known.
Coal CREEK, Pa, Nov. 30.-All Is quiet al
the Fourth Pool, though much uneasy sppro-
hension is felt. The sherIfr's deputies found
little to do, and only very few mines reported
for duty this morning. No raiders are at hant
and no arrests have been made. The mines
are SOW closed but will be running Monday
Early this morning "a crowd was seen makine
for the Snowden and Hauck mines. The
sheriff of Fayette county has gone in pursui
but nothing has peen heard from him
BosroN, Mass, Nov. 80. -Since the murdcl
OF Mrs. SuSannan IfeScOJt aJ urhlCOn, Tit
police have received three letters, signe(
"E. "" accusing Mrs. Emma Harmon of TIT
crime. She was twice arrested but proved al
alibi, and this morning 1t was discovered tha
she herself was the author Of the letters, hay
ing taken this means for the purpose of re
moving all suspicion from and securing tn
release Of Baker and his wife now held. Sh'
was paid a large amount to write the letters.
NEW vuns. Nov. 80.-At Merits Corner, Il
his state, this morning, a number OF work
men employed in the new abueduct were de
scending the shaft when the Glide broke
throwing out John Edwards. In his fall
Edwards struck against tn
bucket Of the ascending shat
containing several workmen. The coucussio,
threw Jas. Burke, NJ. Doyle and an Italian
name unknown, from the ascending car sn(
they with Edwards fell to the bottom of ia,
' shaft, a distance of one hundred feet. Burke
Doyle and Edwards were instantly killed, ant
the Italian fatally injured. All were married
and leave families.
WEST AND SOUTH.
CHICAGO, Nov. 2~l.-Frank Mullowski. tn,