Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1886-01-30
FROM over The Wires.
4 0rist Of Important kilograms
From All Parts OF the World.
EAST.

BROOKLYN. N. Y, Jan. 19.-Jerry Baldwin,
employed on the Fulton Ferryb0at F~arragut,
was crushed TO death this morning between q
heavy track and the side OF the ferry landing.
MANCHESTER, N. H., Jan. 10. "A slight
shock OF earthquake was felt here at dark last
evening. Fifteen minutes later one was felt
at Nashua.
PITTsBURG, Pa, Jan. 19.-The tow boat Mo-
doc exploded her boilers at AS this morning
In the Allegheny river opposite the foot Of
Sixteenth street, and was completely wrecked
The captain, engineer and a deck hand were
badly injured. T. E. Higgins, the fireman, is
fatally hurt.
New YORK, Jan. 2l.-Nine thousand cigar
makers, employed by the manufacturers COM
prising the Cigar Manufacturers association,
were locked out to-day, because the en-
ployes of Levy Bros. declare against the
new Uniform price list. A committee Of the
Cigar Makers Progressive union is In session
now at Lincoln hall, and the union
will pay of those Of It's number affected by
the strike, at the rate Of IS a week. The off,
GERS are confident the strikers can hold out six
months. About two thousand men and five
hundred women held a meeting at Irving hall
this morning to protest against the action Of
the manufacturers'associatio In locking them
out. Addresses were delivered by prominent
labor advocates.
New YORK, Jan. 2I.-The British steamer
Crystal, from Dundee, is a6re not far from
Castle Garden. She came up from quarantine
this morning laden with jute. The tire IS ia
the hold. Captain Stannard rame ashore at
noon. lie refused TO give particulars. Fire
boats have gone TO her assistance.
NANTICoKE, Pa, Jan. 21.-Arbitrators Sc
lected by the relatives of the men entombed In
mine No. !, to make e personal inspection OF
the mine to ascertain IL efforts were made by
the company to recover the bodies, will meet
here to-day.
ANNAPOLIS, Nd, Jan. 2l.-Thc legislature
In Joint session to-day elected Hon. A. Z.
Corn an United States senator from March 4,
1857. Ecnry Lloyd was appointed governor
TO I'll the uuexpired term Of ex-Gov. Mac
Lean, United States munster to France.
COLUMBUS, Ohio, Jan. 2l.-The committee
10 investigate the charges of bribery against
Senator Payne have organized and the taking
OF testimony will begin Friday.
PITTsBURG, Pa, Jan. 22.-While all reports
reaching this city bring intelligence Of con-
tinued excitement and apprehensions through
out the coke regions, It Is thought by many
that the worse phase OF the strike is past, al
though there's no assurance beyond the pres.
ence Of a large number OF deputy sheriffs. A
number OF arrests have been made In the
vicinity Of Connellsville and Mount Pleasant
this morning.
DAWSON, Pa, Jan. ga party OF young
folks were enjoying themselves last evening,
skating, or the Y~ouLiogheny river, when q
young lady named Riser fell into an air hole.
James Marshall, her escort, hurried to the
rescue. but the ice broke, letting him into the
water and both were swept of and drowned.
The bodies have not yet been recovered.
BUFFALO, n. Y, Jan. 22.-An adjourned In.
vestigation OF a remarkable case is being held
In the police court to-day. A few days ago,
James q. Cups was arrested on the charge q
DESERVING his wife, Addie. After being taken
into custody, he spi ung q surprise on the par.
ties interested by lodging a complaint against
Addle for blgamy, alleging that she was mar
ried TO one William Graham, In Johnsonburg,
Pa, In 1865, and that she was married to him
(Cupps) at the Continental hotel at Buffalo IN
January, 1872. Thereupon a warrant was Is.
sued for Addie, who again turned the tables
by charging that Cups, at the time Of biz
marriage to her, had a wife living at Wilkins
burg, a small town neer Pittsburg. This con.
glomeration Of complaints 80 puzzled the
justice that, at q preliminary investigation or
Tuesday, he made the matter the special order
for court to-day.
PITTsBURG, Pa, Jan. 22-At 4 o'clock this
morning n heavily loaded freight train on the
Baltimore and Ohio stopped on the main track
between Taylor ard Oakdale stations to make
repairs on the engine. The second section q
the train, unable to check It's speed, crashed
into the rear OF the first section, completely
wrecktng the caboose and seven cars, killing
the fireman and engineer CT the second, also
the fagman and rear brakeman OF the frs,
section, who were In the caboose at the time
the collision occurred. The engineer OF the
second section stuck to his post and is prob
ably fatally injured.
COLUMBUS, O, Jan. 25.-The Senate me-
this morning, Gen. Kennedy In the chair
Seventeen Republicans were present. Clerk
Vallandigham and associates were absent
Senator Ford was chosen to act as clerk. The
roll was called, which showed no quorum
present, it being evident that no Democrat
could be found In the Senate. Adjourned
until Monday at 10 a. m.
BUFFALO, N. Y, Jan. 25.-Alice Halter, 4
girl OF IA, set fire to the house of John j. Bor
ger, her employer, because latter wouldn't le
her accompany the family to a party. Two In
fants were asleep in the bedroom at the time
The hired mar discovered and extingutshet
the flames.
WEST AND SOUTH.
CHICAGO, Jan. 19.-The probability that q