Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1886-11-20
FOREIGN.

| LONDON, Nov. 6.-The storm which broke
over the lake district in England yesterday
has spread throughout Great Britain and
done an immense amount Of damage TO prop.
crty End shipping.
BUCHAREST, Nov. 6.-Dispatches received
| here from Russian sources alIege that move
ments similar to that by which 7, town Of
Boughas was handed over TO Russian rule
have taken place In other towns throughout
Bulgaria.
LONDON, Nov. 9-Lord Mayors day is be-
ing celebrated in gloomy and threatening
weather. In anticipation OF trouble 10000
troops are kept under arms at Knights Bridge
barracks, but no disturbance OF consequence
has been reported. The police had a slight
encounter with a mob Of 500 strong march
ing in body into Trafalgar square. The mob
halted and attempted to take "A position In
the square, but the police soon dispersed
them and cleared the square. A feature Of
the day was the appearance OF 5000 medical
students marching through the strand five
abreast and armed with heavy bludgeoLs,
their avowed intention being TO aid the police
ia preserving peace. TIE Lord Mayors pro-
cession started without mishap and reached
Temple Bar without encountering any diff.
culty. 1t is one OF the dullest Lord MAYORS
days known in years.
After the procession had passed over
the route. John Williams, a noted Socialist,
addressed a great crowd from the base Of Mel
sor monument in Trafalgar Square. He de-
clared that the unemployed would show that
they could hold orderly meetings. Up to this
point the police showed no disposition to in
~terfere, but later when the crowd became quite
demonstrative the police, assisted by the Life
Guards, charged upon it and cleared the
square. Only one arrest was made.
SOFIA, Nov. 10.-At a secret session last
evening the Sobranie decided to elect Prince
Waldemar, third son Of the king Of Denmark.
as the successor 10 Prince Alexander on the
twenty-eight years OF age.
TIRSovA, Nov. t0.-Capt. Nabokofr, leader
Of the revolt in Boorgash, has been found
guilty and sentenced to death.
PARIS, Nov. Industrious floods have oc-
Cured throughout the south of France.
Much damage has already been done and
washouts along the railroads have caused q
complete suspension OF travel.
C~oPENHAGEN, Nov. 1t.-Ali Danish papers
advise Prince Waldemar to decline the Bulga-
rian throne, and state thar the prince will con-
suit the members of his family upon the al
visibility Of accepting the throne.
LONDON, Nov. ia dispatch from Dublin
says that the announcement of the intended
marriage Of Michael Davitt to Miss Yore, Of
California, has been very generally commented
| upon at the Land League meetings held In
different parts OF ireland durirg the past two
weeks, and that, while in some quarters re-
| greet has been expressed that he could not find
| a genuine daughter Of Erin for a bride, the
general feeling on the whole has been one Of
satisfaction that he has found a wife among Il
| people which has done more than any other
nation OF the earth for the cause Of Irish lib
erty aud the relief OF Irish distress. There is
talk Of a national wedding gift If the time
fixed for the wedding is sufficiently distant to
admit Of the movement being successfully put
into operation, and In any event the individ-
ual tokens Of esteem which will be sent across
the Atlantic will be numerous and costly.
Should Mr.. Davitt decide to visit Ireland upon
his Wedding trip the happy couple will be AS
| sured Of one continuous ovation.