Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1886-11-13
FOREIGN.

LONDON, Nov. 1.-The mass meeting to-
night in support Of Henry George promises
to be a great success. Many workingmen's
organizations will march 10 the hall accompa-
MED by bands. All the radical clubs Of the
east end will be represented and arrange
ments have been made for an overflow meet
ing. Joseph Arch, the agricultural laborers'
champion, will come from his country home
to participate, and Saunders, Of the Central
News, Miss Helen Taylor, Stuart Headam,
the Noted radical divine, and several mem
bers of parliament will be among the speak.
ers.
LONDON, Nov. IA preliminary report has
been made to the naval department by Mr..
Stainer, the civil assistant to the naval sup
erintendcnt IA Portsmouth dock-yards, who
had been instructed to institute an inquiry in
to the circumstances under which numerous
confidential drawings have gotten into the
possession Of foreigners. 1t is understood
that the name of the delinquent has not yet
been discovered, but that the facts ELECTED
will cause a great sensation when Published.
Pending further investigation the navy de-
partment has decided to suppress the re-
port.
LONDON Moo. 3.-All the great lights o
the Liberal party are at Leeds to-day In at
tendance upon the meeting of the National
LIBERAL Federation. Mr.. Gladstone's health,
however, has prevented his participation and
he has delegated Sir William Vernon Har-
court TO act as bis representative at the gath.
ering. The number Of delegates in attend
ance is the largest in the history Of the fcder-
alton, and strong hopes are entertained that
the result of The meeting will be a restoration
Of party unity and the re-establishmcn Of a
powerful Liberal party under Gladstone's
leadership. The Gladstonit"s have gone to
the meeting primed full Of reconciliation and
are understood to be willing to lie: hygones be
tygones aud 10 Join hands with the unionists
in support of Chamberlain's modified scheme
for provincial councils in Ireland,or of a Dub.
lin parliament with limited powers. Should har.
mony be restored and an agreement be reached
which would commend itself to the Parncll
party, the lease Of life Of the present Tory adj
ministration would necessarily be limited Ut
lteS pclClldlCt lHt WHY hdHuOlph NhulCblll
should take the sails out Of the Liberal vote
10y appropriating It's program. The most in
tense anxiety in the outcome of the confer
eucc is manifested 10y both Liberals and Con-
scrvatives throughout the United Kingdom,
and all the leading papers east and west de-
vote editorials TO the subject this morning.
The Tories are naturally In a surly mood,
while the Liberals are buoyant in the hope
that peace viii once more prevail and the
party rally once more rank and file under the
leadership and banner Of the grand old man.
1t is likely TO be an ~eyentful week for ireland
and the cause OF her liberty.
LONpON, Nov. G.-The storm which broke
over the lake district in England yesterday
has spread throughout Great Britain and
done an immense amount Of damage 10 prop
crty .nd shipping.
Bucharest, Nov. 6.-Dispatches received
here from Russian sources allege that move
ments similar to that by which the town Of
Boughas was handed over to Russian rule
have taken place in other towns throughout
Bulgaria.