Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1886-04-24
The WORLDS NEWS
deceived BY Wire and Gable from
Every Quarter Of the Globe.
And Gathered from the Most Re.
liable Sources.
u TN UErTnD YH1ss ASSOCIATES.
EAST.

New York, April l2.-The New York Trib
une OF this morning publishes an interview
with Gould, referring to the conference be,
tween himself and Mr.. Powderly. Gould said
OF the Knights OF Labor:
"They are outlaws. They are one OF the
worst set of men | ever saw. When was out
there among them. | was really afraid for my
life. They have broken the laws OF the order.
They have begun the strike without authority,
and ! intend to issue q circular rIghting my.
self and placing those men In their true
light"
"What will be the outcc me OF the South
western strikes 7" inquired the Tribute re.
porter.
"They will break down through their own
weight. These organizations, through their
boycotts and their strikes, will make them
selves so unpopular, that public opinion will
no longer support them, and their power will
be gone"
SCRANTON, Pa, April 12.-lt Is stated this
morning that there are prospects OF a favors-
BILE and speedy termination of the recent
strike. 1t would have been settled long since
IL iuhCsb Va lltAlC, WuO, IL 10
said, would tender HE resignation rather than
submit the case TO arbitration. He and Gould
are said to have been In constant communica-
ton for several days, endeavoriug to arrange
q plan Of settlement which will soon be de-
termined upon.
New YORK, April 13.-Charles II. Reilly, an
other alleged dishonest alderman, who was
captured shortly before noon, making ten this
morning.
New YORK, April 13.-Earlv this morning
detectives arrested Aldermen Duffy, Shields,
Fulgroff and McQuade for completely In tn
Broadway railroad bribery. AT 10 O'Clock Al
dermen Bayles, NELL, Farley, Mendel and
C!eary were taken into custody.
New YORK, April 1.-THE announcement
yesterday that Charles II. Reilley, one Of the
alleged doodle" aldermen was arrested was a
mistake. He was arrested this morning and
taken from his breakfast table to police head
quarters.
BALTIMORE, April 1.-The drivers on the
north B fillmore Passenger railroad company's
line, employed on the trip system, struck this
noon for e. a day.
New YORK, April Is. 1T is expected that by
dusk this evening the pedestal for the Bar
tholdi statue will have been completed. Dur
Ing the past few days the top layer OF stone
has been put In position and the iron braces
for the statue put In place. 1t is now consid-
cred certain that all will be In readiness to pre-
sent the statue erected on the date originally
set, July 5th next. The sum Of $751; 600 is still
needed to settle outstanding Indebtedness, but
1t lie believed that every dollar CT this will be
secured by the entertainment 70 be given at
Madison Square garden on Easter Monday
night.
PHILADELPHIA, April 17,-Gen. Louis Nor
gan to day accepted the appointment OF In
spec,or Of the soldiers orphans schools, vice
Rev. r. W. sayeIs, removed, upon condition
that his services were to be accepted without
compens alton, and the amount appropriated
for the pay OF the inspector shall be covere,
into the state treasury.
NETWORK, April 1.-THE Third Avsnu'
Surface railroad strike situation is unchanged
The oficers expected TO have a number OF car
running IN charge OF green hands to -dsy. Non
started, however. BY ten this morning every
thing was quiet.