Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1886-07-10
WEST AND SOUTH.

DUBUQUE, Iowa, June 26.-T. Terncs &
Son, boot and shoe manufacturers assigned
this morning. Assets, $4,000; liabilities,
$4,000.
BLooMIvGToy, III, June 26.-Judge Davis
died al 6 O'Clock this morning. He appeared
to be failing last evening, but about II o'clock
revived somewhat, and was given milk and
stimulants. The effect seemed to be for the
worse, however, for he Immediately relapsed
into a comatosc condition, the pnlsc becoming
feeble. During the succeeding hours he failed
gradually until the end came. His last hours
were calm and peaceful. The bells were tolled
and the whole city is in mourning. Flags
were run up 10 half mast.
CHICAGO, June 26.-There is not much fra
t~erniziug between the strikers and the
police AZ the Lake Shore freight yard this
morning, the events OF last evening, which
resulted In the injury Of several imported men
left a feeling OF bitterness on both sides. The
officials Of the railroad company declare their
intention to move trains at all hazards, and
preparations 10 that end have begun. Injac-
tions have been secured against the strikers
and increased forces hive been ordered TO the
scene of the strike. Up to 10 o'clock every
thing is quiet and no attempts made to run
trains. Five men appeared before Supcrin-
dent Wright this morning in n badly battered
condition and demanded transportation to their
homes from whence they came to take the
place of the strikers.
CHICAGO, June 2S.-Thc discovery has been
made that a new secret order with the title
''The True Sons of America obtained an cx-
tended membership in this city and that orga-
MIXERS are TO be put upon the road to intro
ducc IL throughout the country. 1t is under
stood that 1t is patterned somewhat after the
style of the old "Know Nothing organiza-
ton, its cardinal principles being 10 oppose
all foreign born Americans for public of
fces as against native born Ameri-
cans. When strong enough it will
seek TO secure such an alteration in the
naturalization laws as will prevent foreigners
from voting unless they pass an examination
In the principles OF government and swear
that they belong to no national society. The
order will also work upon the principle that
the United Sons Of other countries have no
right to govern the Sons Of America and to
that end they will seek to have the machinery
Of each municipality, from mayor down to the
q force, manned 10y native Americas to
he manor born
DELoIr, June 2S.-Professor {. w. Mcrri.
man, in a struggle wit, two burglars this
morning was shot and probably fatally
wounded.
CHICAGO, June 29.--The Lake Shore road
succeeded in keeping up a successful fight
against the strikers by getting out three
trains Of loaded ears, two from Englewood
and one from Forty-third street. Immediate
Iy afterwards a switch engine was sent from
the round house into the stock yards. II, as
well as the trains started, was guarded by the
Pinkcrton police armed with Winchesters
Officer McKcllup was severely injured this
morning ~ falling from a moving train. The
strikers say they can afford to stay on the
strike as long as the company can afford &c
pay leo Pinkerton men to protect their prop