Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1886-10-30
FOREIGN.

BERLIN, Oct. 19.-Countess Won Arnem,
the insane wife Of Count Won ArneIn, recent
ly fed from the private asylum where she had
been confined To the Black forest. No trace
Of her could Nc found until a few days ago,
when her body was discovered floating In the
Norge river.
LONDON, Oct. ia dispatch from Sofia
says the Bulgarian government Is thoroughly
satisfied with the result Of the elections and
Is now inclined to negotiate with Russia re-
garding the election OF a prince.
VIENNA, Oct. 19,-Cholera is rapidly spread
ing throughout Pesth, Sezegedin and other
cities OF Austria.
TORONTO, Oct. 20.-Yesterday a party OF
lumbermcn visited Camp Gilmer ard nj mid
night raided a house near the camp occupied
by an aged woman named Tercorth and her
sixteen yrar-old daughter Nellie. The men
gagged the mother and fastened Der To a
chair, then tying the girl hand and foot they
crininallv assaulted her. The old lady faint
ed, nd fearing they had killed her the men
released her, aud she fed for help. While she
was gone the men fired the cabin and escaped
The girl was afterwards found IN the woods
with her throat cut from ear to ear. There is
no clue TO the murderers.
LONDON, Oct. 2O.-The executive commit
mittec of the Social Democratic federation
met yesterday and decided TO order a process
sion Of the organization on the occasion Of
the inauguration of the lord mayor, in spite
OF the warning Of Sir Charles Warren that
such a parade would surely lead to bloodshed.
1t is estimated that 100, 600 socialists will par
ticipate in the procession.
DUBLIN, Oct. 2l.-The recent storm on the
Irish coast caused a loss OF 800, 600 to fisher
men. Many of their boats were wrecked and
great distress is imminent, unless relief is
given at once.
DUBLIN, Oct. 2l.-United Ireland, Parnell's
organ, urges tenants TO take combined action
to resist the payment Of rack rents. 1t says a
recent appeal was made to Gen. Buffers by
the sheriff OF Kerry for police protection
while making cvictions, but the general de.
clined TO grant the appeal until he had per-
s%onally inquired into the merits and Justice OF
each ease.
LONDON, Oct. 2l.-Prolonged shocks Of
tie inhabitants have fled to the open country.
The damage TO that city is unknown.
BERLIN, Oct. 2i.-Emperor William has
been greatly enfeebled by the obstinate enteric
attach ukirh his pbvsipianc hayo honp upabla
10 check, but he preserves his hearty appetite
and has recently been put on a strict regimen
of light soup and chicken with a glass Of
Burgundy between meals and every hour Is
allowed a small glass OF wine and "A biscuit.
The cInperor's physicians have yielded to his
eager desire TO attend the chase in the Hartz
mountains on the eth.
Sofia, Oct. 2t-General Kaulbers has sent
a note 10 the Bulgarian government complain
ing that Russian subjects, acting in an official
capacity, have been prosecuted and ar
rested by Bulgarian officers, and warning the
government that a repetition Of these out
RACES will be attended by serious consequent
ces, both TO the officers and their abettors.
LONDON, Oct. 2l.-The St. James Gazette
SAYS the French ambassador, acting under in
siructions from his government, has protested
against thc British occupation Of Egypt. The
Gazette also SAYS France and Egypt are in
complete accord aud that thcir views of the
situation in Egypt are supported by Russia.
GLASGOW, Oct. 2l.-Fiye of the rebcllions
croiter- % the lie 81 skye have been sen