Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1886-10-30
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READING, Pa, Oct. l9.-(Special.) A large.
y attended meeting OF representatives Of
cities of the third ana fourth classes openpd
here to-day. Its object is to consider reform
In municipal laws and to devise such new leo.
isiation as may appear necessary.
PlrTsBrRG, Oct, l9.-Thomas Carnegie,
brother OF Andrew Carnegie, died at his
home in this city this morning.
NEW YORK, Oct. l9,-Thomas b. Ken, ex-
secretary OF Broadway railroad has been ar
rested on charge Of being connected with the
franchise Of the road.
BosroN, Oct. l9-General Lew Wallace will
read a paper this evening before a meeting of
the Grand Army Of the Republic concernil q
the part taken by the third division Army of
Tennessee in the battle of Pittsburg Landing
He says 1t is the first time the third division
has had an opportunity to be heard aud that
there will be none 10 say nay, for it Is deemed
Will refer to Grants own words In relation
to that event. He saws he is at last In a posi-.
ton to look at his detrartors and show to the
world what The third division, which he com.
manded, accomplished that day.
NEW YORK, Oct. 20.-The will OF the late
Samuel j. Tilden was probated today at
White Plains. The contest Of the will /. to
be made by the heirs on the question Of the
construction Of certain clauses, il being
claimed that they are too indefinite.
CINCINNATI Oct. 20.-The American Street
Railroad association began it's fifth annual
session here this morning. Delegates are
present from all parts Of the United States.
New YORK, Oct. 20.-An explosion oc.
CURED at the dynamite cartridge house on
the pew Aqucduct last evening, killing Chas.
Ziddick, James Martin and John Shabil, en-
ployes. Their bodies were blown into frag.
nents. The explosion was plainly felt three
niles distant.
NEW YORK, oct. 20.-S. s. Cox, minister to
Turkey, has been nomined for congress in the
Ninth district.
COLUMBUS, O., Oct. 2l.-The loss by fire al
The Ohio pehitcntiary early this morning viii
amount 20 800 O. The wheel shops are II
total loss The chair shops of the j. w. Dunn
company are .lso badly damaged. No insur-
aDCe.
BosToS, Oct. 2t.-A Washington special
says that Robert g.. I|neersoll is suffering
from The same throat trouble which killed
Gen. GRAFT, and that he has been informed
by his physicians that he cannot recover
P~ITTsBUEG, Oct. 2l.-Hop. James G. Blaine
le the city this morning for the home OF his
youth, Brownsvtle, Penn. On the journey
he will make bret addresses from the plat
form OF tie tisin. lie will return to the
city tonight and on Friday he goes to Wash
ington, Pa. Rumor says Blaine intends in
vesting heavily in western Pennsylvania coal
lands.
New YORK, Oct ga Washington special
confirms the rumor that the district attorney
Of Arizona claims To have secured sufficient
evidence TO convict Geronimo and bis men Of
murder, and that Governor /ulick, Of Arizo-
ma, requested that the Indians be turned
over to the civil authorities. The order TO
send the captives to Florida is, however, final.
Troy, Y. Y, Oct. 22.-The starcters at
Wallace & McCook's laundry struck yester-
day against the new wage list. 1t Is feared
that the starchers in other laundrics will also
strike.
New YORK, Oct. 22,-puring the past week
1913 failures were reported throughout the IN
ited States and Canada.
PIrrsBURG, Pa, Oct. IS. The deliberations
OF Yesterdays session of the Presbyterian
synod of Pennsylvania and West Virginia, aud
Of Mexico aud Western Africa, now in session
at Allegheny City, will be- inscribed In event
full characters upon the pages of Presbyterian
history. At the commencement OF to-day's
session, the Rev. DR.. /. Pierson, pastor Of
Bethany church. Philadelphia, created the
most intense interest, when he arose and read
a lengthy overture calculated TO be the most
vigorous blow which thai Influential body Is
able to give To the departures from the old
orthodox views which are 50 rapidly gaining
ground and are known under various names
among which Is that of Progressive tlcol.
ogy." Among the progressive doctrines is
found that OF probation after death, by which
1t Ia claimed that probation will be extended
to the hereafter; that men viii be given the
opportunity TO hear the truth Of the gospel If
Luev nave not rejected III III tnls WOflu, ana
thus have another chance to repent. 1t is
said that certain professors of theology In The
seminery at Andovcr have been teaching the
so-callcd h~crelical doctrines. The resolution
was referred to the committee on oyertures
and bills, and viii be reported for discussion
tomorrow.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 23.-rhe members of
the various assemblies Of the Knights of La
bor are bu~ily preparing for the monster pa
radc AMI demonstration which is To take
place tonight IS q welcome 10 Grand Master
powdcrly and tie Philadelphia delegates to
The Richmond convention. The committee of
arrangements has bvcu in session since an
eariy hour this morning, and II Is claimed that
fully 5000 members of the order will be- in
lire, lhc intention being 10 make the recep-
ton an exhibition Of the strength of the CT
der,
BoSToN, Oct. 23.-The Herald this morning
says the friends Of Col. Robert c.. Ingcrsoll
will be glad 10 learn that there is no truth in
the rumors concerning his i'll health. He
telcgraphed a friend in this city as follows:
There is no truth in the report. am get
ing along first rate and will be perfectly well
In a few days"
WEST AND SOUTH.