Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1886-12-11

a meeting yesterday in the presence of the
Russian consul, and decided to fomcnt "a new
rebellion in Bulgaria at at early day.
OTTAWA, Ontario, Nov. 30.-It is said in
well informed circles that Sanford Flening's
scheme OF a Pacitic-Australiau cable will
once assume tangible form and that the new
company which Will carry out the work will
be Incorporated during the coming session of
parliament. Among those mentioned az IL
rectors and shareholders are: Str George
stephens, bart; Sir John Macdonald, A.
su it'll, Erastus Wyman, Sanford Flemingan
leading English hnanciers. The capital stock
is to be fixed at 81 900, 200. 1t is proposed to
raise 100000 In fifty shares and $500, 000 in 4
per cent. stock, secured by imperial colonial
guarantee, divided a. follows: Carada, $780,
600; Australia, $3.50 Great Britain $3.50
900. 1t is proposed to give a rate from Lon.
don to Vancouver's island OF twelve cents a
word and four shiAings a word from England
to Australia. Press rates are to be one-fourth
OF regular rates.
LONDON, Nov. @.-Cardinal Manning to-
day ordained az a priest Of the Catholic
church Lord Charles Wynne, who Is seventy
three years old, formerly canon OF the Protest
ant Episcopal church.
DUBLIN, Nov. 30.-John Dillon was ar
raigned in court Of queens bench this morn
ing TO plead to the charge brought against
him 10y the government Of using seditious and
reasonable language. He was accompanied
by Lord Mayor Sullivan OF Dublin, and j.
Sexton, Parnellite member of parliament for
the western division OF Belfast. A large
crowd Of nationalist sympathizers assembled
both within and around the court building
and vociferiously chcered Dillon. When quiet
HAD been restored j. VI. Healy, who appeared
as counsel for Dillon, asked that the trial be
adjourned in order that he might be given an
opportunity 10 prepare his side OF
the case. He pleaded that he
had only been retained 10y bis
client last evening, and as
anidavits Of the crown were very voluminous,
he required time to study them. His request
was not opposed by the prosecution and the
case was adjourned until December II.
LoNpoN, Dee. "A fire to-day on Knight
Rider street totally destroyed four large ware
houses and partly destroyed the ancient Cath.
Ollie church of st. Mary Magdelepe. Damage
estimated $50, 600.
London, Dee. "A terrible mining acct
dent occurred this morning In Lenore %colliery
at Durham. The miners comprising the day
shift had just descended TO begin work when
an explosion Of fire damp occurred. Thirty
corpses have thus far been taken from The pit
and it Is believed a number OF others perisked.
Tie scene when the bodies were brought up
was heartrending.
LONDON, Dec. 2.-Violent snow storms pre-.
vailed to-day throughout Ulster, Ireland, and
the County of Devonshire, England.
LONDON, Dec. 3-The hearing OF the
Campbell divorce case was resumed to-day.
The REORGANIZATION Of O'Neill, the man
servant Of Lord Campbell, was continued, after
which Elizabeth Evans, the house maid In
1852 for Lady Miles, testified that at Easter,
1882, Lady Campbell occupied a bed room at
Lady Miles residence, next to the one occu.
pied by the Duke of Marlborough. Both the
duke and her ladyship came to Lady Miles
house and left on the same dav.
VIENNA, Dee. g. M~onsignor Grosstvardeln
bishop Of Vienna, is dead.
ST. PETERSBURG, Dec. 3. The notorious
nihilist, Bachmutoff, is dead.
WASHINGTON, Dec. A letter was re-
ceived to-day from Dakota stating that an
other delegation Of prominent Democrats aud
Republicans will be here shortly 10 renew the
struggle for the division of the territory. 1t
Will be headed by M,llc,te, NJ ,od, anu f ger
ton and others. They will conc nlrat- their
efforts or the passage OF the Hill tilt, which
divides the territory on an east ana west line
running near Milbank, Aberdeen. etc. Quite
a number of Democrats, 1t Is generally be.
lieved enough TO secure the passage of the
measure in the house, have declared in favor
Of it. If it can reach consideration, IL would
go through the senate with a whirl. 1t pro-
yides for Il general vote Of the territory ON
the subject, and does not contemplate a par
ticipation in the next presidential election by
the voters Of Dakota.
Gen, Horace Binney Sargent is spending