Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1886-05-15

N6tO kOC6lP UhANhR sa0 obhOil CAC1kf " Tic
diocese has It that he goes to the holy city on
an important mission. some years ago Bishop
spaulding While In Rome availed himself Of
the opportunity 10 do some fine work, by In.
ducing the authorities Of the vatican to cut
five important counties from the diocese Of
Chicago and add them TO that OF Bishop Spald.
inR's.
CHICAGO, May 6.-The situation this morn
Ing in the lumber district is VI changed. No
atte mpt will be made to resume operations un-
TIL the excitement subsidies. Fully three.ouar-
tiers OF McCormlck's force arc working. The
Bohem!ans who attempted to create trouble
were arrested. At a secret meeting OF cltiz ens
IS, ZOO reward was offered for the arrest and
conviction OF the man who threw the bomb
during the anarchists meeting Tuesday night.
The police made raids On the socialist rendeX.
yous on North Wells street and West Lake
street and seized q large quantity OF arm..
The strike at the Deering Harvester works was
settled this morning by the proprietors grant
inc eight hours a day and fifteen per cent. in
crease OF wages. The switchmen on the North
western road struck this morning and will not
handle cars loaded by ''scabs." The railroad
situation is greatly imperiled.
MILWAUKEE, May 6.-The following !s q list
OF the killed yesterday afternoon, when the
mob attempted to advance on the Bay View
rolling mills:
Michael Rucho)ski, laborer, shot through
the breast. Expired shortly atterward.
Frank Kunkel, aged sixty-three years, shot
through the heart by q stray bullet while feed
ing his chickens IN his yard.
Johann Masseka, laboIer, shot through the
bowels, the ball going through him.. he died
In great agony.
Martin JSnkowiak, latortr, shot through
chest, ball entering In front and passing out
IN rear.
Three persons were dangerously wounded,
one a school boy. Two others received flesh
wounds, not serious.
ST.. Lotus, May 5.-Over 200 girls at Stem
mer, Leggett s. Myers tobacco factory, stayed
away from work this morning out Of sympathy
statement when the company granted the de-
mands OF the employees a few days ago.. In
dustrial circles are quiet. The boss plumbers
decided not to sccede TO the demands OF the
men. Probably the result viii be a lockout.
ST. LOUIS, May 6.-About fifty shop men
have been employed By the Missouri Pacific
Railroad company since the strike was declared
OF. AT East s.. Louis all the railroads except
the Wabash and the Ohio aud Mississippi have
taken back the old men except those under In
dictment. Seven companies Of militia we're
withdrawn to-day leaving four on the ground.
Sr. LOUIS, May THE militia Of East ST.
Louis will be withdrawn to-day. There has
oeen no violence since the knights OF Labor
d. clared the strike of. The general board of
knights will remain here and be heard by the
Curtain committee, when the latter returns.
The Brewers association reply to the de-
msnds OF the union ny granting Increased pay
but n curing ten hours.
ST. LOUIS, May 7.-When Committeeman j.
w. Hayes WAS asked "Will the strike produce
any changes In the constitution Of the Knights
OF Labor when the general assembly meets on
May 81" he said: Decidedly, yes. 1t will
result in the adoption Of avs which will make
all strikes impossible without the consent OF
the general executive ~board-except small
ones OF mere local effect-apd when this is
done sm confident that it will be a long time
before the Knights Of Labor will be conduct
ing another big strike"
"Will the general assembly regulate boy
cote =
"Boycotts will be leglslated upon as strikes
will be-"
BEDFORD, Iowa, May REV. NJ. Wright,
the Young pastor o. the Disciples church, was
placed on trial to-day by a church committee
for improper conduct with yourg ladies Of
his congregation, which the same was hug
girg the girls. The trial was had before a
jury OF mature married women belonging to
the church.
ST. PAUL, May - + .rly this morning Ches.
z. Woerner and "A domestic In his family were
found dead BY suicide, caused by Mrs. Woer-
ner charging intimacy between her husband
and the domestic.
DEs MONIES, May q Constable Frank
Pierce aid <. p. Lyon in searching Wyatt's
saloon IN South Oes Moines, at IL O'Clock this
morning shot the bartender, Harry Lloyd, In
the bowels. 1t is reported that Lloyd is dying
Pierce and Wyatt were arrested. The jail is
surrounded with an angry crowd, discussing
lSnching. Pierce is extremely unpopular on
account OF bis activity in behalf OF proh.Li-
ton. Trouble is feared.
Dies MONIES, May S.-A boy named Paulson
while engaged blowing near Mindep, In Hsrri-
son county, this morning was instantly killed
by lightning. Both horses were also killed.
DEs MONIES, a., May S.-The riotous feel
ing among the miners has entirely subsidized.
Physicians this morning extracted q needle
from Constable Pierce's breast, supposed to
have been thrust there during the strueg gle at
Wyatt's saloon yesterday. Lloyd will recover.
Auditor Brown fled q voluminous answer TO
the Impeachment articles this morning. He
denies all the charges of mslfeasarce and as
serts that Governor Sherman sent the state
printer the manuscript Of q proclamation de
claring the Office OF auditor OF state vacant,
but the Republican committee threatened to
pat Browns name on the ticket, and the
governor withdrew that portion.
ST. LOUIS, May 8-The sub CT m nittee OF
the Curtin investigating committee returned
TO the city today and resumed the taking of
testimony this morning. j. C.. Jennings, ad-
infant 1apavaI atatad that ha rn,,1d otvo M