Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1885-11-07
NEWS AND FROM EXCHANGES.

his wife.
Lieut.. Greedy has sailed for Scotland,
where he will deliver a course o~flectures
on Arctic venture.
Mrs. Lucy Young, one of Brigham
Young's widows, is visiting in San
Francisco with her daughter.
The empress of Brazil has fallen down
a staircase and broken her arm. Her
condition causes much anxiety.
Lord Salisbury, who underwent a
surgical operation for an abscess in the
arm, is making steady progress to re-
covery.
Gen. Butler, after his initiation into
the G.. A. X. at Lowell, the other night,
partook Of baked beans and coffee with
the boys.
Capt. George Sydleman who fought
in the battle Of Stonington in 1912, died
at Norwich, Conn, last week, aged
ninety-one years.
Gov. Hill endorsed Cleveland. That
made him governor but it take Cleve-
lands endorsement Of Hill to make him
governor this time.
c. M. Lewis, the Yale class poet Of
1885, is a brother Of j.. NJ. Lewis, class
poet of 1888, and they are sons of e.. T..
Lewis, class poet of 1853.
Since the restriction act went into
effect, a little over three years ago,
$4,000 Cinnamon have embarked for
home at the port Of San Francisco, and
only $4,000 new ones have arrived to
take their places.
You may call a woman a little du ok
or even a little goose, with perfect i'm
punity, but a Brooklyn court has just
decided that a woman who called an
other a shanghai hen had damaged her
TO the extent of $500.
Mrs. John Kelly, the wife ofthe Tam.
many chief, has IA mind and will of her
own. When the politicians call to see
her husband she denies them admit
lance, and she opens his mail to see
what letters on political topics reach
him.
An old canno ball, almost eaten
through with the rust Of a century, was
recently unearthed by laborers who
were ~excavating in the rear of Benz. r.
Tate's house at New London, Conn. 1t
is supposed to date from the attack by
lh am6ei. Arnold in the month of San
Commissioner Sparks does not ap-
prove of the policy which Assistant
Secretary jerks has laid down of sus-
pending the thirty suits in Montana
against those who are charged with
taking timber from the public domain.
He has written a letter to Lamar pro-
testing against this.
The 2lst was "a New Jersey day: Mrs.
Geo. Van Ness. of Plainfeld gave birth
to four children, and all are doing well.
except the father-he tainted. AT Pat
terson Mrs. Daniel Decker gave birth 20
two boys and a girl, all strong and
healthy; father all right-went on a
spree with 200 other fellows.
The widow Of Gen. Grant has been
greatly grleved and panied by the pub
lie discussion of the domestic affairs of
her daughter, Mrs. Nellie Sartoris. The
Public Ledger is authorized to say that
all reports to the effect that Mrs. Sar-
toris has applied, or contemplates ap-
plying, for divorce or separation from
her husband are entirely without
foundation, and are cruel wounds to her
feelings.
At the meeting Of the Academy of
Science last week VI. de Presse reported
that an experiment for the transmission
OF electrical power over a distance of
kilometers was a complete
success. A forty-horse power current
Of eighty had been conducted over
line without the current heating the
or the dynamo machine. Baron
paid the cost of the expert
ment. NJ Pasteur furnished proof of
his theory that incubation was easily
practicable and had cured hydropho.
bia.
A Cincinnati dispatch of Oct. oath
says: The game to-day between the st.
Louis Browns, champion of the Ameri-
can association, and Chicagos, cham.
pions OF the National was the decisive
one in the series between these two
clubsf for the championship ofthe world,
resulted in an easy victory for the
Louis team. The last half Of the
eighth inning was o played on account
Of darkness, but is counted in the score.
.he st. Louis club had the game with.
playing their half. The attendance
was 1000. The score was: st. Louis.
%; Chicago, 4. This game gave the st.
club the championship. as per an
agreement. This is the FIRST time the
eague champions had to give their
remnant to an association club.
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