Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1886-05-22

genial sun and atmosphere Of the United
S.Ates.n
The archbishop concluded his remarks BY
exhorting the congregation to love their coun-
| try and her institutions Q, and to do all In their
power to promote her best interests, to avoid
dangerous, forbidden societies. TO beware OF
demagogues, and not to surrender their lib.
erty to any man or clsss Of men.
BALTIMORE, May 1o.-At a meeting yester-
day OF the new church Of the Holy Cross IN
this city, Archbishop Gibbons took advantage
OF the presence Of a large number OF foreign
ers, and spoke forcibly on the signs OF anarch-
ism that have recently been developed In
America. In his remarks upon loyalty to
country, he said:
CHICAGO, MSy l0.-Rumors are ahoat this
morning that the mayor will prohibit the con-
test between Jack Burke and Charles Mitchell
which is to take place TO- night at Battery l.,
and for which several thousand tickets have
been sold. Tue mayors proclamation forbid
ding assemblages is still In force, and while 1t
has not been made to apply to places OF smuso-
l'h u lo W lAobJ tto y WI.
may congregate at the battery and b,come a
source of trouble after the affair is over. The
articles OF agree msnt call for small soft gloves
and eight rounds, and as both men are eager
for the fray q rafting mill Is assured II the
police fail to interfere. The winner takes
sixty.fve and the loser thirty-fve per cent OF
the net receipts, and numerous strangers from
outside towns are coming here 70 see the fun.
CHICAGO, May 10.-The excitement over
labor troubles this morning is confined to the
lumber district. After some hesitation all the
sash, door and blind districts started on the
basis OF eight hours for rhine hours' pay. FIJI
teen hundred men are at work. Peace
reigns.
CHICAGO, May IA woman who has sud.
denly become notorious occupied a seat in
front Of the bench II In Judge Rogers branch OF
the criminal court this morning. The space
allotted TO the general public was crowded, snd
outside In the lobby scores OF people craned
their necks to get a peep at what was going
on. The woman who wss the observed Of
all observers, did not fully come up
TO the description OF the coup
let which tells OF the widow who was fat, fair
and forty. She looks near toward forty, It Is
true, but che was neither fat nor fair. On the
contrary she was absolutely ugly. Her skin
was rough end tanned, her face
masculine, her eyes sparkled with vind!ctive-
nees. She looked very much like Louise
Michel, the iEcaruate fendess Of the French
communists, only that II possible she YVES
still more tll-favored. Her nans is Holmes,
Mrs. Mary Holmes, aud che Is, or rather was
up to Wednesday last, the associate editor Of
the Corbeiter Zeitung, the organ
OF the foreign speaking section Of the
ansrchistic assass!nators. She 1t WAS that re-
vised and very often indited with her own pen,
the infian IN Atory screeds which daily appear
ed In that incendiary publication and in which
the people were urged TO resort to pillsge aud
murder IN order TO rout the capitalist robbers,
and 1t was this same woman who time and
again has borne the red flag a. the head
of the anarchist parades. she was found at the
office Of the paper on the day following
the West Side massacre, busily engaged In
revising the proof of a second appeal to
arms and was promptly consigned to
a cell In police headquarters. Now
after having for years denounced the Law and
urged her readers TO trample II under foot, she
appeals TO It for protection on the grourd that
she was only en- irresponsible employe Of the
arch .conspirator. She Is in court to-
day by virtue Of writ Of
habess corpus, which will be
heard some time this afternoon when the pend
ng cases ore disposed OF, but the police say
that shav bsva On p1a aufIapaa En- Warrant nor
being held for trial.
CHICAGO, May 12.-The steam filters to the
number OF two hundred, went out this morn
ing. The strike is due to the refusal Of en-
ployers TO make certain concessions demanded
q month since 10 regard to wages.
ST. LOUIS, May 12.-Several Knights Of La
Dor, formerly employed on the Gould system,
testified before the Curtin committee to-day
In regard to the grievance which had been pre-
scented by them individually and remained IN.
noticed.
ST. LOUIS. May -. The eight deputy mar
shals, confined in the courts as f~ueitives from
j~lstice from the state OF Illinois, were to- day
delivered up to the sheriff Of ST. Clair county
In that state, who tool them 10 Relleville upon
a special train, where they will be held upon
a charge Of murder. They are the men who
did the bloody work at East ST. Louis.
CHICAGO, May ia desperate attempt was
made by unknown ircendiaries at 4 O'Clock
this morning 10 turn the Madison street
theater. The flames were discovered by the
Inter Ocean company, who gave the alarm In
time to prevent the fire from obtaining head
way. Conbustibles soaked in oil were found
smouldering on the stage. There 10 no clue
To the perpetrators.
CHICAGO, May 14.-Seventeen furniture
manufacture accede to the demands of their
men for nine hour pay and eight hours work
this morning. They will return to work.
President Littler believes all the manufsctur-
eis viii by Monday make the came arrange
msnt. There is little prospect that the tailors
will resume work, except at the old rates. A
union Of striking tsilors was organic d last
night.
CHICAGO. May H-Nine boxes containing
the bodies Of adults and child rem were discov-