Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1886-10-30


is no excitement to-day and from all appear
anccs the strike Is settled and no danger o
further trouble. The strikers have hard feel
lngs toward the Pinkerton guards for shoot
lag yesterday, bu. the guards vii
soon be disbanded and it is general,
thought that when this IS done
.ali The bad feeling viii disappear. One prom
ineut packer this morning said the shooting
was a very unfortunate affair, as il was hopcc
the strike would get through without blood.
shed. lie believed the guards were reckless,
and should be aGia 30 a STRIFE. accountable,
Tor shooting. Captain Markey, of the Lake
police, has made a careful investigation Of
The affair and is convinced that tue shooting
was done deliberately and without provoca-
ton. Pinkcrton's men claim the crowd fred
at them, but this is believed to be untrue.
SAN ANTONIO. Tex, Oct. 90.-The report
Rad to the annual convention OF railroad
brakemen at to-day's meeting showed that the
organization Is in a fourishing condition. In
one year the number of lodges has increased
from l6l TO PA, while the order overs every
NN"te nhh oliitOIy III tHc union. Inc oOo
delegates viii be banGuetted tonight and to
morrow viii begin a secret session Of one
week for the purpose Of revising the consti-
tuition of the order.
QUINCY, H., Oct. 20.-The formal dedica-
tion Of the Illinois soldiers and Sailors home
took place to-day with imposing ceremonies.
Large numbers Of Grand Army posts from
this and adjoing states arrived early in the
day, and ii is calculated over $4,000 strangers
are in the city. During the morning there
was a parade OF the soldiery under
Of Gen. =. s. Post, department commander,
the length Of march being one mile. Gems.
Logan and Fairchild and other distinguish
guests reviewed the parade from a stand on
the north side Of Washington park. At the
conclusion Of the parade thousands OF people
wended their way to the grounds of the home
where the commemorative exercises were to
take place. Gen. r.. s. Post called the gather
ing to order and prayer was offered by Rev.
f.. ID. wilkins, department chaplain. Gamer
ica' was then sung by a chorus Of 100 voices
and al address upon the institution and its
advantages was delivered by Gov. Ogleshy.
''Columbie' having been rendered by the
choru', speeches were made in the following
order: Gems. Fairchild, Logan, John c.
". Il. Anderson and James s. Martin, the
rendering of the "Star Spangled Banner by
the uDited bands bringing tde proceedings to
a conclusion. Tonight there viii be- a grand
Illuminated street parade with Illumination
of the city and parks and a display Of fire
works.
RICHMOND, Va, oct. 20.-Th"re was but a
small ATTENDANCE to-day at the Knights Of
Labor convention and it viii probably al.
ourn this afternoon. \ majority of the del
gates here have left the city. TAe subjects
of greatest interest to the Knights and people
of the country have been referred To the exec.
utivc board and will not be determined until
the next convention, a year hence.
BEAUMONT, Tex, Oct. 2l.-About sl0,N 00
has been subscribed in this state for the re-
lief of the sufferers at Sabine Pass and other
flooded districts. Many of the survivors are
cared for here. Most Of them have lost all
they possessed.
PAXTON, H., Oct. 2l.-The rev $40. 200
Masonic temple Of this city was dedicated to-
day with The usual imposing ceremonies of
tae fraternity.
CHARLESTON, S. c., Oct. ga severe
shock Of earthquake, lasting from eight to
twelve seconds, occurred this morning at 3 :25
and was accompanied by the usual vibrations
OF the earth and rumbling sounds, SEN
ing the people out Of bed and in many
cases into the street. 1t is considered the Sc
verest since the great shock OF August 81.
Beyond the falling Of bricks and plaster no
damage WAS done. The shock also was severe
in Augusta, Ga. Columbia, \. c., and Sa-
vannsh.
CHICAGO, Oct. 23.-A week ago the Catho-
Hes Of this city turned out in ten thousands
to witness the cermony of laying the corner
stone Of a new hospital which, while indie
nominational as regards its inmates, will be
maintained by Catholic funds. Tomorrow
there will be another immense turnout on
the occasion OF the dedication Of st. Tarlath's
church on West Jackson street, which has
just been completed At a cost of $4,000. From
an architectural point OF view the structure is
one Of great beauty and FERNS a striking land
mark In that part Of the city. The dedication
will be performed by Archbishop Eeehan, as
sisted by Bishop Ireland of Minnesota, Rev.
p. ID Gill, Chancellor Murray and other prom
inent priests.
CHICAGO, Oct. 23.-At an carly hour this
morning it was reported that two men impli-
Gated In the Iiaddock murder at Sioux City
and who had been searched for all over Iowa,
Wisconsin aud Nebraska, were arrested here
by Sioux City officers. No absolute conirIna-
ton can, however, be obtained. Prosecuting
Attorney Wood and Lcavitt, with their wives,
are registered at "a State street lodging house,
hut the landlord is under Instructions to re-
tuse TO admit that they are in the city. AS
indicating the ca 1ital which Leavitt is making
out OF this affair the city is billed with the an
n%ouncement tina "L.eavitt, the principal vii
ness Of the lialdock murder, will appear
nightly at The Park, "a variety thoater) and
render amusing sketches Mr.. Wood is at
LcNars to-day. -ti
CHARLESTON, : c., oct. 23.-The damage
by the earthquake at Summcrville, yesterday,
was much greater than al first reported. : v
e~ntY-ivc Ct imueys VIII lave 10 come down.
a Number If gctscrs have been discovered