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

Grottsham, the well-known labor agitator and
editor, who is charged with completely In the
May riots will be called this afternoon before
Judge Sloan. On account Of the defendants
national reputation IN socialistic and labor
circles his case attracts more than ordinary
interest. while the fact that Captain Black
and Judge Foster, who defended the Chicago
anarchists have been retained in his defense,
viii Of itself be sufficient to pack the court
room during the trial. The main plea Of the
defense will be that the disturbances were pro-
| yoked by the authorities ana that Grottkan
in delivering addresses at the meetings eyer.
cised a constitutional right Instead of violat-
ing the law. The trial Will probably last a
week. Captain Black, the chief counsel, will
arrive here in the morning.
BLooMINGToN, H., Nov. 26--Judge Scott,
OF the supreme court has granted a writ of
superccdeas I'm the case Of the anarchists,
which gives them a new trial and postpones
their execution.
CHICAGO, Nov. oo.-The members OF The
various Polish s~ocictic, OF the city are ccle-
trating to-day the ifty-sixth anniversary Of
the Polish revolution OF 1850. Tonight the
seven societies will unite in a demonstration
at Aurora Turner hall, where speeches in En-
glish and Polish will be delivered.
CHICAGO, Nov. 29.-The running Of limited
trains on the Milwaukee, Northwestern and
Burlington AMI Northern roads was discon-
tinued this morning for the winter, under an
anicable arrangement. They will probably
be renewed in the spring.
CHICAGO, Nov. CA mass meeting Of
ministers Of all denominations was held this
afternoon at the Clark street h. T.. church
for the purpose Of forming n powerful TEN
perance alliance and arranging for Sunday
afternoon temperance lectures and ringing
resolutions In accordance with the object Of
the gathering were adopted and a committee
appointed to arrange the details.
CHICAGO, Nov. 30.-The executive commit
tee of the national council Of administration Of
the Grand Army of the Republic, comprising
II. ID. Wilson, Chicago; Samuel Harper,
Pittsburg; ID. Il. Austin, Toledo; Eugene f.
Wcigie. st. Louis, and j. L.. Wheat, Racine,
will meet here this evening for the purpose Of
considering the question of rates to the ma
tional encampment to be held at st. Louis
next fall.
KANSAS CITY, Nov. 30.-The First Congre-
gational church was crowded this afternoon
with the elite of the city to witness the nup'
tials of Miss Eldora Lynde Mann, daughter OF
Col. j.. A. Mann, manager OF the Journal, and
Mr.. Charles f. Nixon, musical critic Of the
Chicago Inter Ocean and cousin Of Hon. VIM.
Penn Nixon. Six hundred invitations had
been issued, and numerous guests were pres.
ent from Chicago, Cincinnati, st. Louis and
other cities. After the ceremony a brilliant
reception was held at the residence of the
BRIDES parents and later the happy couple
left on a southern tour. The presents were
extremely numerous and handsome.
CHICAGO, Nov. 30.-Messrs. George J. Brine
and John q. B%easley, the board Of trade com-
mittee that went TO Washington with the
view Of inducing the interior department 10
locate an Indian supply station in Chicago,
returned home this morning. They report
that Gen. Upshaw seemed very favorably i'm
pressed with their arguments but fear that
the decision TO We written arguments from
other cities desiring the station may work to
their disadvantage by enabling the opposition
to refutc the grounds advanced 10y the dele
CATION. On the whole the chances Of this city
being selected are not regarded as particular
ly brilliant.
MILWAUKEE, Nov. Gown. Kuhl, recently
Of Peoria, Illinois, was awarded s., 900 by jury
= a. IA g.-.u. ,,,.. At ,,A,,ta,
Kuhl was arrested here four years ago and
held two months on the charge that he was
the notorious Lou williams Of the Jesse
James gang.
telegraphs from the City of Mexico to the
Globe Democrat that the reports of disgrace
full action on his part are untrue. He says he
caught a severe cold, went to his room and
took stimulants and has b en- confined TO his
bed with pneumonia ever siucr. Physicians are
attending him.
WILLIAMSBURG, Ky.,Nov. 80 Lewis Smith,
n local despcrado, shot and killed his brother
in.law, j. +. Bradford, Saturday night because
Bradford interfered to protect Smiths wife
from his abuse. Bradford WAS postmaster and
school commissioner. Smith narrowly es-
capped lynching.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, Nov. 30. In the case Of
Carl Mussfeldt, John Range and August Ruiz,
the Milwaukee garden rioters, Judge Sloan
this morning suspended sentence. The pris-
oners were immediately freed.
LINCOLN, Neb., Dec. 1.-Iu view of the re-
cent prosecution of Irish national leaders in
iceland. lr, .id"It Fitzgerald, Of the Irish
\a,i,ral League ot America, has addressed a
oir. ular to the state ii, 'gates OF the league
ur.i, 4 them 20 r. coed At once TO the work OF
exrrdiug H. tC'e N every possible way
In nuehrut tnc states aud provinces, and to
dev So mean. 10 romptly raise = fund In BE-
half uf the cause.
MONTREAL, Dec. 1.-Goucrnment Inspector
McEachran has recommended Canada to quar-
antine against Western cattle in order to ex-
elude pleuro pneumonia He is about to 60
to England and will there announce that the
disease has been ersdicated in Canada.
MASON, Nsb.. Dec. l.-This town u n