Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1886-01-30
FOREIGN,

Loyalists was held here this afternoon, which
protested earnestly against the granting Of
home rule measures to Ireland.
BERLIN, Jan. l9.-The government demands
forty thousand marks from the North German
Lloyd Steamship line for damage lone tho war
ship Sophia by that steamer to the Hohen-
staufer OF that line.
LONDON, Jan. 19.-Editor tcad, Of the Pail
Mall Gazette, vas released from prison to-day,
after serving two months and seven days Of
the three months sentence for completely IN
al assault upon the girl Eliza Armstrong, who
figured as Lilly in the expose Of London i'm
moralities published under the caption OF
"Maiden Tribute TO Modern Babylon" Mr..
Stead is in good health and will address q
meeting Of his friends this evening.
ST. PETERSBURG, Jan. 19.-Thc police au-
thorlties have just unearthed a nihilist resort
directly opposite the Arnitchkof palace.
Dynamite bombs and other explosives were
discovered within the house; also a printing
press and a large number Of eliminating doe
uments. Several arrests have been made.
Cork, Jan. 2l.-Wiliam sheehan, convicted
December 10Th OF the murder OF his mother,
sister and brother IN 1877, was hanged to-day.
He had to be assisted to the scafrold. His neck
was broken by the fall. he died instantly.
ROME, Jan. 19.-Pope Leo to-day received an
autograph letter from Prince Bismarck, &C.
kDowledging receipt OF the order Of Christ,
recently conferred on the German chancellor
hv his HoltDase Tho latter Ia aOunhnl IN
most aattering terms.
DUBUQUE, Jan. 2l.-It is claimed here that
this city, Davenport and Keokuk have been In
corporated under special charters, and hence
that they would not come within the provisions
Of the Sutton bill, and that the removal Of the
mayor Of either os these cities would be an i'm
partment Of a chartered right.
LONDON, Jan. 22.-The new Parliament Is at
last In session, and the hands upon the face of
"Big Benz In Westminster hall have begun TO
record the minutes and hours OF what may
prove to be one OF the most important LeRisla-
lures which the country has seen for many q
generation. With pomp and ceremony, amid
the Drawing Of trumpets and the clinking OF
the accoutrements Of booted and spurred out
riders, the flashing Of precious stones and the
picturesque combination Of crimson and
ermine, she whom, 'By the grace OF God has
the fortune or misfortune to be at present
Queen Of Great Britain, Scotland and Ireland
and Empress of India - has graclously conde
scended to open in person a Parliament which,
II report speaks truly, will be called upon to
add another and still blacker chapter to the
already bulky volume which records the his
tory OF England's misgovernance Of the En-
erald Isle. 1t Is many years since Queen Vic
toIia opened a Parliament In person. The last
occasion was upon the induction into power o!
the Disraeli administration, and with the de.
mise OF that brilliant but cratic ~'Jineo," II
was believed and asserted that her majesty,
whose personal antipathies to the GRAND old
mas" are seldom disguised, would meier agsiu
consent to again appear before heI
faithful subjects IN the role OF Pariia-
ment opener. Certain II Is that all the
sessions during the administration Of Glad.
stone were opened by proxy. But times have
changed. The unex pected, which always hap.
pens, has come TO pass. Signs Of q cyclone are
In the political horizon. A section Of the EN-
pire, which for years has demanded indepen,
dence, has at last reinforced its demand
through the ballot box, and a solid Ihalanx OF
Irish patriots holds the balance of power be
tween the representatives OF the two great
political parties. The situation is critical; the
exigeDcies Of the hour are many snd great
and hence 1t is that the queen emerging from
her enforced retirement seeks TO arouse the
enthusiasm and patriotism OF her subjects by
once more presenting herself In public IN the
: role OF "touter'' for a Tory administration.
The royal procession was CT course a Lingo
affair."" in keeping with It's object. The roya,
trumpeters, with their lace-bespangied tuuics
led the way and footed the approach of thu
august party. Then came the First Life
guards, mounted on superb steeds, their snow
waite uniforms and plumes glistenins
In the sunshine. The royal coach,
which for years had seen no ser
vice, had been reftted and re-.
mounted for the occasion and the golden
panels harmonized tastefully with the DARK
bro wn woodwork. Six cream colored horses,
ridden by positions In scarlet jackets, drew the
equipage. On either side rode the royal
equerr!ce, and q detachment OF the Black
Hussars, mounted On coal black horses,
brought up the rear. The thoroughfares from
Padcington station to Westminster were pack.
ed with people, and the entire metropolitan
police force, under command OF Lieut.. Colonel
Henderson, had been detailed to line the line
OF marcn, and to keep the spectators upon the
curb. A continuous volley OF cheers greeted
the pageant but the applause was s~pirisless
and lacked the hearty enthusiasm with which
the Princess Of Wales is greeted whenever she
appears In public. As Westminster was sp-
preached the throng became very dense and a
large force OF mounted soldiery and police was
necessary to keep clear the open space between
the Houses Of Parliament and Westminster
Abbey. At this point hundreds Of equipages,
bearing the coronets and coats-of. arms of well
known members Of the aristocracy lined the
roadway, the occupants saluting the royal
party with cheering and waving OF handker-
chiefs. On the arrival Of the royal carriage at
the state entrance Of the House of Lords, the
Queen d!smounted amid the booming Of
cannon, and escorted by the Lord Cham
berlaip, Lord Chancellor and other digni-
t%artes, aecended the stairway, which was
covered with a purple velvet cloth, to the