Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1886-05-01
WEST ANT SOUTH.

WEST AND SOUTH.
ST.. PAUL, April 19.-The revised list OF
deaths from the cyclone shows the number
previously stated, sixty-seven, is correct. Re-
lief work still goes on in all parts Of the
state.
ST. paul April 1S.-Hon. T. G. Halbert, IN
jured by a cyclone at Sank Rapids Wednes-
day evening, died yesterday morning. He re-
manned unconscious 10 the last.
ATLANTA, Ga, April l9.-Ssm Jones left
here this morning for Columbus, Miss, where
for the ensuing ten days he will conduct a re
vival. He will then leave for Baltimore, where,
commencing May 2, he will preach for nearly
Q mouth.
WAUKEaAN, ILL.,, April 19.-The fourth week
OF the effort to obtain a jury for the trial OF
Murderer Mooney opens this morning with
one more special venire OF jurors In attend
ance. The defense has still two peremptory
challenges left. So far the cost to the county
OF getting the jury has besn In the neighbor
hood OF $4,000. IL is said that the situsti u
has never had a parallel In the history of
American Jurisprudence.
CHICAGO, April 10 Hundreds OF white
haired men aud women with bent and totter-
ing frames filled, this morning, the parlors
and entries OF the frame cottage at 1S2 Honore
street, while brief religious ceremonies were
rendered over the remains Of the foremost
man OF the Scottish race In the Unite States.
Few men could boast Of a more e~ventful life
than David Johnson, who, on Thursday last,
two days after he had celebrated his eighty.
third birthday, was Frustrated by u paralytic
stroke from which he never rallied.
LEBANON, Ky, April 2 o-The boiler OF
Waltham, Mueller & Co . mill burst this
morning. The building was demolished.
James Taylor, OF Louisville, the foreman, was
roasted alive. WIN. Calling WAS fatally scald-
ed. The loss is $4,000; u%bineuted.
CHICAGO, April 2l.-To-day is the 18th an.
niversary o. the departure OF the first Chicago
troops for the front In command OF Gen. Il. X
Swift, the obi 'ctlve point being Cairo, ILL.,, and
In celebration OF the evelt the survivors OF
the expedition are holding an all day levee and
reception at the Sherman house. Comrades
from various parts OF the state are present,
1919 w - why VIA boAHACO ~ abJ)ukb
for another quarter century.
DIES MONIES, a., April 22.-Parker c. VIII
SOD, state mine inspector, tendered his res'g-
nation 10 Governor Larrabee this morning. II
is thought that he will not be resppO.nted one
OF the new inspectors provided by the legisls.
ture.
ST. LOUIS, April ID Five hundred men in
the Missouri Pac nc car works, after listening
to a speech by President Nc MILAN this morn
ing, which latter declined 70 accede to the de.
mands made on him 10 cease supplying mater
ial and work for tn. Missouri Pacific roads,
body and marched to the Union Capitol
hall. But little activity is displayed at the
Yards III Etss st LOUIS this morning. Thp
men who quit az East st. Lou!s and Caronde
let ard st. Louis and Cairo yesterday are still
odt and the roads are suffering more than here
tofore.
CHICAGO, April 22.-Writs of injunction
against all the strikers, sDjoining them from
interfering with the property Of the Lake
Shore road, has been issutd by the S~uperio,
court and are now beins served. The sheriff
has all the names 10 enable HIN 10 make pro
per service.
DUBUQUE, To-, April 22.-John Kaufman,
a young man employed in the office OF the
Dubuque Fire and Marine Insurance company
was arr' si@d to-day on a charge Of enbezzle.
ment OF the compauy's funds, which was don {
by making +. lsr entries IN the books which ht
kept. S, far as discovered, ne is $500 short
The money is belt vsd to have been spent II
gambling and on fast women.
PORTSMOUTH, N. j April 24.-B ssle, thu
daughter OF Jas. s NTH OF Harmony, the sec
ord victim of her insaLe mothers murderous
act, died this morning. Rufus, the boy, cam
live much longer The doctors have Sigh
hopes Of saving lydia, the remaining victim
The unfortunate mother is dyine
In great agony In the room adjoin-
ing where The bodies Of her it'll,
victims lie. The father OF the family hasn'
spoken since the tragedy, and 1t is feared ,ha'
he also will become a raving maniac.
Dies MONIES, April 24.-B. T. Rehkop', OF
vau Beuren county, book-keeper under Audi
tor Brown, was removed by Auditor Beardsley
to-day, and Henry W. Sessions, of this city
appointed.
DEs MONIES, Iowa, April 90 - Especial II
Omaha Bee The fret case under the CLARK
prohibitory law occurred to-day. j G. Hart
gan, an expressinan, was nrrested this morn
Ing for delivering IL his wagon two cases OF
beer without having the county auditors Ger
t d ate as re Quired by the new law. The beer
was de clared con'rabspd and IL now In q jus
tice's c6lce waiting a final disposition OF the
case
ONAwA, H., April 2}-[Specil In Omaha
Bee The right Of way sgeut and engineer
corps OF the Chicago and Northv ester RI com.
pa y are here at work OF the extension OF the
Ma lie river branch from Mapleton TO this
place. They cay the road will be built imme-
diately. This gives tue Northwestern the
shortest line between Chicago and Sioux City.
WASH NGTON.
WASHINGTON, April 10 Attorney General
Garland WAS a witness In The Pan-Electrlc Tel
ephODe investis alton to-day. He said that IN