Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1886-02-13
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NEW YORK, Feb. 3-The Washington cor
respondent Of the New York World represents
q promin INT Senator as saving, II wish some
one would disabuse the public of the belief
that there is going to be any trouble between
the President and the Senate. The President
Is absolutely master Of the situation. II he
refuses the information re ask that settles it.
We can refuse to confirm and put him to the
trouble OF writing out another slip, at the end
OF the session, reappointiDg his man and that's
all. This talk about q deadlock and a contro-
versy is all the veriest rot"
New YORK, Feb. 4.-The powder house at
the Croton tqueduct exploded at / o'clock
this morning. The report was heard eighteen
miles distant. 1t was reported that O number
Of persons were killed aud wounded. The
buildings In the vicinity were badly shattered
ton CT the reported explosion at Homestead
proves 1t to be without foundation. The
origin Of the rumor cannot be be traced.
SYRACUSE, N. Y, Feb. 6.-The jury In the
trial Of Mrs. Carrie Howard for the murder of
her husband returned a verdict OF a~cquittal
this morning. Judge Martin was very angry
and refused to hear a motion to discharge
Keefe, her alleged accomplish, and said he
wante TO get out of Madison county as quick
" as possible. There is great dissatisfaction
with the verdict.
PITTsBuRG, Feb. Oil a. m.-The report
has just reached this city that an explosion
had occurred at the Bessemer steel works at
IInu,aotaaJ EVftaoo ,a.n ,-,~o lttlos o-J
many were injured.
EDeERToN, O., Feb. Ga party Of thirteen
were out sleighing near here last night, when
the team became unmanageabie and dashed
upon the railroad track In from. OF the east.
bound freight and was run Town by the cars.
The sleigh turned over and fatally wounded
William Parker mud Mary Weideman. Five
were seriously and the rest were eighty In
iured.
RIPLEY, o., Feb. 6.-In an encounter yes.
terdaY evening between James King, captain
Of the steamer George Markley, and w. l..
Thomas, opposite Augusta, Kentucky, King
attacked Thomas with q eledge hammer, in
ticiing wounds from which he cannot recover.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Feb. 6.-Geo. q. Lone
gan, one OF the editorial writer's on the Record,
formerly OF the New York World, and Chicago
Tribune, died here This afternoon.
CLEVELAND. o., Jan. S.-The brorze cas- kst
containing the remains of the late President
Garfield, having shown unmistakable signs
OF decay, 1t was decided by the widow and
family TO have the remains transferred to one
OF undoubted durability. The new casket is
amarvel Of beauty and workmanship. This
morning the unde rtakers, accompanied by
James A. Garfield and half a dcz IN others,
took the casket to the cemetry where the
transfer was made without incident.
MC6REGoR, Ia, Feb. S.-Yesterday morning
the house Of Albert Cooley, a short distance
south Of this city, caught fire from an ash bar
rel In the kitchen and Mr.. and Mrs. Cooley
and their three children were burned to death.
The flames were not discovered In time for the
neighbors TO render assistance.
CINCINNATI, Feb. S.-The sub Senatorial
committee appointed to investigate the Hamil-
ton county Senatorial election frauds, arrived
from Columbus last evening aud commenced
work about ten O'Clock this morning. They
seem determined to get at the bottom OF the
facts In the fraud matter.
New YORK, Feb. S.-Fire broke out this
morning In the Jewish college, Bnoi Jeshuren,
and the premises were badly damaged.
HARRINGTON, Pa, Feb. S.-Part OF the
large SUI of money stolen from the train dis
patcher at Westbrook last Monday was re-
turned this morning, having been left In q
canvas bag last night, which contained 81, 500.