Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1886-10-16
FOREIGN.

DUBLIN, Oct. 5.-Arch Deacon kayanaugh,
parish priest Of Kildare, was killed In his
church to-day by a portion OF the altar falling
on him while celebrating mass.
DUaLiS, Oct. 5.-The only witness exam
incd 10y the royal commission Of inquiry Into
the Belfast riots yesterday was Inspector Carr.
Indignation meetings were held last night TO
| protest against Mr.. Justice Days treatment Of
the members Of the Irish bar in yesterdays
examination. 1t transpires that Messrs.
French aud Adams, the Irish members Of
the royal commission, favored thu request Of
the barristers for an adjournment, while
Messrs. Bulner and Hardy, supported the
ruling Of the chairman, refusing TO grant the
same. 1t is runored, in legal circles tonight
that Mr.. Adams will probably retire from the
commission as a result OF to-day's proceedings.
Those who are acquainted with the true state
Of affairs are Of the opinion that the whole
thing will end IN a farce. II Is thought the
constables will be the only witnesses exam
ined.
Both Catholic and Orange newspapers Of
this city denounce the action Of Justice Day,
at the session Of the royal commission yester-
day to inquire into the cause Of the Belfast
riots. A deputation of leading Irishmen will
lodge complaint against tbs justice with the
chief secretary for Ireland. The commission
resumed the investigation to-day.
SOFIA, Oct. Russia has issued a note
stating that Bulgaria's reply is unsatisfactory
and that she insists upon the exact fulillment
Il II L.. Io. l. ri. Dl.,:-. .....
declare that under no circumstances will they
yield. Reports of All active Russian agitation
have arrived from the provinces, particularly
from Shumla and Rpstchuck. Two Russians,
wearing the uniform Of gen d'arms
have been placed undo arrest.
The individuals who occasioned the
recent disturbances have been severely re-
primanded 10y the Russia consul. The note
presented TO the Bulgarian government 10y
General Kaulhars before his departure from
Sofia was in effect as follows:
''The imperial government desires to release
all persons in connection with the deposition
OF Prince Alexander. It also desires that the
elect rs he postponed until November, The
consequence Of her refusal to comply with
Russia, wishes will fall upon those actually
governing Bulgaria"
LONDON, Oct. 1.-Scyerai drafts Of men
from the inniskillan fusilers, who objected to
doing service in Africa, ri0ted at Oiderspot
last evening. The police were called on and
in the conflict which followed a number Of
police aud soldiers were wounded. Forty-one
rioters were arrested.
DUBLIN, Oct. 1.-United Ireland to-day de-
scribes Lord Churchill q. "that little mon
ster.''
LONDON, Oct. Sire broke out in Law
rence's extensive cotton mills at Charley TO-
day. Before the flames could be controlled
the mills aud four adjoining buildings were
destroyed. The loss aggregates o million Of
dollars.
VIENNA. Oct. 8 In the lower house of the
Austrian parliament to-day, Count Vontaafa
said the superstition that the relations between
Austria avh Germany were in the least shaken
was absolutely croundlcss. The relations rest
now, IA h.'to'ore, on a basis that the minis
try repeat Iy d,ll Cd before the delegations.
There Is y" oc' ssi'n to aP.,ehend any wSver-
ing or disturbance OF the ciose and ~trustful re-
lations on hoth sides.
SOFIA. Oct. 9-Rustchuk dispatches says
that Gen,.l Kauloars is momentarily eXpec-
ted at thai piace. No preparations have been
made 10 receive him, the project having fed
t. avoid meeting him. The garrison is loyal.
A Si-tova dispatch says that kaulhars com
plains that the Br 81 and Italian consuls are
exciting the p 'pulation Of Bulgaria against
RUS ia.