Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1886-05-29

blsckmsili>g reports against Brown. Allud.
ing to the Bremen County bank he said the
money paid was no more Of . bride to Brown
than . railway pass was to legislators. He
said Brown plead guilty TO the charge Of dis.
obeying Gov. sherman. The. whole trouble
originated In Browns investigation Ut the
Globe Insurance company, 6f which Sherman
was q direc ,or. Nourse continued his brilliant
and sensational argument this afternoon.
CHICAGO, May 2l.-This morning the scat
folding supporting two painters broke, precip-
itating the men to the pavement forty feet be-
low. Peter Kustson WAS seriously and prob
ably Fatally Injured. The other was not ser
iously hurt.
CREsToN, Is, May 2l.-The strike OF the
union tailors OF this city was Of short duration
and is ended. All the men went to work this
morning, all the en- ployers signing the scale.
CHICAGO, MAY 21.-The final signatures were
this morning put to documents by which the
board Of trustees OF the Illinois Masonic Or
phans home bees IN a the owners Of q large and
elegant mansion on the West Side at the juno
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venient out-buildings and considerable sur
rounding grounds. The property vas formerly
owned by 8. 8. Hayes, a prominent and
wealthy citizen, who died some years ago, and
who built the mansion at q cost CT 500, GOO.
The price wou paid for II is not made public.
Few alterations need 70 be made In order to
render the building suitable for its new pur.
Ynepa Aru0nuat fhnea dfPectly fpfbyasfad IN
the enter prise are soms OF the most prominent
masors Of the state, who are backed up by an
active membership running closely to nifty
thousand, and the new institution when ready
Tor occupancy Will be formally opened with
imposing ceremonies.
DEs MONIES, May 22.-Judge. Nourse pro-
ceeded with his argument in the Brown mat
ter this morning. He argued that Brown new
or refused to permit Sherman to..mske a prop
examination Of the records Of his Office.
AS to extra compensation OF deputies
all auditors and many Of the state officers did
as Brown did and II required q recent act Of
the legislature to fix the real compensation
intended by law. He paid his respects 10 the
insurance companies and reiterated the charge
that they were at the bottom OF the trouble
He closed the argument at eleven O'Clock.
The remainder OF the session was
spent In discussing the question as To whether
the evidence prior to Browns reelection
GOULD be introduced and the same question
was taken up at 2 O'clock this afternoon. The
Brown Investigation was then adjourned to 2
O'Clock Monday afternoon.
ST.. Louis, May 22.-Warrants were issued
this morning FOR r. Bergman, Martin Frank,
Gottleib J~oberousky and Otto Freck, alleged
anarchists, charged with conspiracy. The
odense, IT is alleged, was c. mnitted at Turner
hall last Sunday, where a socialist meeting
passed resolutions applauding the acts OF the
Chicago anarchist, recommending the same
treatment Of the police everywhere.
DAVENPORT, May 81. "A special from San
Autonis, Texas, announces the death at that
place last night of z. l.. Cable, Of Rock Island,
Limos. He was travelling In the south for
the be- a. OF his health In his private car. He
is said to have been worth az, coo, 900 and was
largely Interested IL the Chicago, Rock Island
and Pacific railway Of which his nephew X. X
Cable is president. Recently Mr.. Cable gave
S25, 0C0 10 the city OF Rick island for water
works and q like sum TO the Swedish college
OF that city. He was born in Kentucky and
aged about sixty-four years.