Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1886-10-02
FOREIGN.

DUBLIN. Sept. 20.-The Freeman's Journal
says edit0rially: ''The arrest of a young man
for hooting on the occasion Of the entry Of
the new lord lieutenant on Saturday is in
tended to provoke the people" The Irish
Times says: despite the efforts made TO ex-
cite i'll feeling, the v%iceroy's reception was re-
spectful and even cordial"
BELFAST, Sept. 20.-One hundred aud fifty
Island men who were marching through the
streets to-day were attacked at Car
rick Hi by a mob. Volleys Of stones were
thrown by the combatants and flgnting still
continues. Many we're wounded on both
sides. The police are pow erless to subdue the
riot and reinforcements are being hurried 10
the scene.
MADRID, Sept. 2l.-kU the rebel officers ar
rested in connection with yesterdays emeute
have been tried by court martial and con
demned to death. One OF the rebel bands WAS
overtaken at Acana to-day by loyal troops.
II first killed its own officers aud then WELDED
| PRAYING for mercy. The rebels are surrender
ing everywhere. Soldiers who took part in
the outbreak say they were mislcd by their
officers.
BERLIN, Sept. 21.-A destructive fire is re-
! ported To be raging in the Hansa mine at
Dartmond.
The independent press Of the province uni
versally express surprise over he appointment
OF Herbert Bismarck as his fathers represent
.'i"e, and at the same time express doubt Of
his ability to grapple with the important
duties connected with the vice chancellorship
on account Of his youth and comparative in
experience.
COLOGNE, Sept. 2l.-Reports from Bingen
say the wine crop is satisfactory as regards
quality but that the quantity is far short Of
the average crop.
BELFAST, Sept. ~2l.-Rioting between the
military and the police and the mob continued
more or less during the night. Two police
men were severely wounded and many others
injured, but 10 what extent Is unknown.
Twenty arrests were made during the present
riot. The Catholics appear TO evince a much
more bitter spirit toward the soldiers and
police than formerly, md their attacks on
constablcs are remarkably furious. More
fighting Is threatened to-day.
LONDON, Sept. 22-In the House OF Com
mons to-day, Sir james Ferguson, under see
rotary for foreign affairs, announced that per-
soual communications were passing In this
city between representatives CT England and
the United States with u view to removal Of
the friction which existed over the present
fishery treaty.
Dr8LIN, Sept. 23.-The Freeman's Journal,
commenting this morning on Salisbury's
speech yesterday AZ the opening OF the Con
servativc club Of Uartfordshire, says: Ellis
speech should show the iIsh farmers that un-
der the guise of extending their facilities FOR
peasant ,roprietorship Of the land, Is revealed
the project for driving tenants into purchas-
ing their holdings on landlords terms"
United Ireland asserts thai the present at
titude OF the government leaves no room for
a mistake about the complete change which
has taken place from the policy OF examina
ton and inquiry to the policy Of sheer bar
barity.
LONDON, Sept. 25.-Parliament was pro-
rogueu To-Day lHt queen epeech was r'a"
The opening sentences deal with foreign rela
tons which her majesty says continue to be
friendly. Referring to recent events in Bull
garia it is announced that preparations are
under way for the election Of another ruler n
accordance with tn" treaty OF Berlin. The
Porte has been informed that 80 far as Eng
land is concerned there will be no infraction
of the condition guaranteed to Bulgaria by