Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1886-09-25

which was possible and even imminent, should
occur.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, Sept. l3.-Hon. s. s.
Cox, United States minister to Turkey, is
about starting for home on a furlough, owing
to ill-health. Mr.. &. p. Heap, secretary of
the American legation, will conduct the af-
fairs Of the office during the absence Of Mr..
Cox. Mr.. Heap will continue the negotia-
lions for q new tariff treaty between the
United States and Turkey. More Armcnians
are going To America 10 be naturalizcd. The
United States government has not yet replied
to the protests o. those Armenians whose
American citizenship Turkey refuses to recog-
hiZe.
EAMsTERDAM, Iiollasd, Sept, l4.-The strik.
ing spinners in Schuyler & Blood's mill did
not go TO work this morning. The Spinners'
assembly has resolved to stand by the strik-
ers. All the mills In town belonging to the
Knit Goods Manufacturers association will
shut down tonight, throwing 1000 hands out
OF employment. A long and bitter fight is
probable.
LONDON, Sept. 15.-The Daily News refer.
ring to ou!rages by the Chinese pirates, urges
that a patrol of England and American gun
boats be established to prevent further pirat-
zeal acts.
France has given Germany assurances with
In a few days that the tension between the
two countries caused by the acts OF Gen.
Rnll1u trlr atI tina Ernnph nhanrinniatu hnc
largely vanished. The relations between the
wo countries are now better than for a long
time.
PARIS, Sept. 15.-Thc Republiquc Franchise
publishes to-day a London telegram asserting
that England meditates an Egyptian coup a
etat, and will shortly proclaim Egypt as a
possession.
PARIS, Sept. l5.-The Univers publishes a
telegram from he bishop Of Tonquin saying
that 700 Christians have been massacrcd and
forty villages burned in the province of Man
hoa, and that 5000 Christia is are perishingo of
hunger.
CoSsrANTlSorLE, Sept, 15.-The British
government has been forming a coallng sta
ton at Thaseo, an island i'm the Eagean Sea.
of the coast Of RDumelia. This caused a ru-
NOR that England contemplated governing
Thaseu. The Turkish foreign minister has
telcgraphel the Turkish ambassador at Lon
don To ask Salisbury whether the report is
true and what reasons there are for a local
coaling station at Thaseo.
BUCHAREST, Sept. IA crowd wrecked
the Office of "a newspaper here which has been
opposing NJ. Bratiano, the Roumanian prime
minister and wounded two journalists.
A sensation was created here this morning
by an attempt to assassinate Premier Bratiano.
An unknown man stepped up to the premier
and fired y pistol at him. The shot missed
Bratiano but severely wounded NJ. Robcsco, y
member of the chamber Of deputies who was
with him. The would-be assassin was seized
and imprisoned. The motive probably was a
political one. A large crowd Of people Lath-
cred at the police station wlere The assailant
of the premier is confined and but for the ar
rival of q force OF gen d'arm"s would have
lynched him.
DUBLIN. Sept. 1S.-Lord Lieutenant and
Lady Londonderry were received by "A large
crowd and repeatedly and heartily cheered
They rode from the station on horseback
Along the route they received cheers and
groans. The streets presented a gay appear
ance, many buildings being handsomely deco
rated. The entire route from the railway sta
tion to Dublin castle was lined with troops.
The party entered Dublin castle amid cheers
for Parnell and United Ireland.
LONDON, Sept. lS.-Mrs. Girling, leader OF
the Shaker community, is dead.