Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1886-03-13

Peace has been declared b etween Servia and
Bulgaria.
The Pope celebrated his seventy fifth birth
day on the Cd inst.
The Servo Bulgarian armistice has been ex
tended to March 10.
The Queens proctor has decided to inter
vene In the Dixie case.
A Berlin cabman was found frozen 10 death
while seated In his vehicle.
Lord Salisbury is In poor health end has
been ordered by his physician to rest.
The treaty of peace between France and
Madagascar has teeu ratified by France.
The German Baltic canal bill passed ite
third reading in the Reichstag yesterday.
A dispatch from Rome says there is consid-
cradle alarm felt concerning the health OF the
pope.
The proposition to expel the princes from
France is gaining favor in the Chamber OF
Deputies.
The eighty fourth anniversary OF the birth
OF Victor Hugo was cele brated In Paris last
Saturday.
The London Standard says the under secre-
tary for Ireland has submitted a scheme for
home rule.
An attempt was made Monday night TO as
sassinate DR.. Blutz, Paris correspondent Of the
London Times.
The municipal authorities Of Paris have or
dered the name OF the Deity expunged from
the school books.
Baron de Rosen, present Russian consul
general at New York, has been appointed
consul general at Sofia.
Seven thousand Tyne and Wear shipbuild
ers, who have heen on a strike, have resumed
work at a slight I ,iuction of wages.
Vienna experts declare that there are auto
graph letters OF Mahomet among the papyri
acquired in Egypt by Archduke Reiner.
The Primrose league Of England is compos-
ed OF women who labor for the success OF the
Conservative party, and Is said to number $780,
COO members.
The terrible distress among the people In
West Ireland is beginning to attrac. the atten-
ton OF the government. Public relief works
will soon be started.
1t Is rumored that Mr.. Gladstone has sub
mitted to his colleagues the outline OK bis
Irish policy. and that It embodies re rss.ora-
ton OF tha fish parliament.
Several thousand Scotch women have beef
thrown out OF employment by the collapse Of
the skirt and ruch!pgs industry, due to the
American increase Of the duty on goods of
that class.
A proposal has been made in Galicia TO form
a society to buy Polish estates In order TO
prevent the German government from obtain
ing them. The government will probably
prohibit such purchases .
The news OF a proposed creation Of an
Austrian landsturm has created an immense
sensation in Russia. This organization OF an
extensive militia is regarded at st. Petersburg
as ominous for the peace Of the Balkans.
The German government has discharged
from employ ment in the dock yards all foreign
workmen. Plans and specifications were fur
nished France by q man named Saranaw, and
the discovery Of the fact led to the die chai ges.
A delegation OF English workingmen called
on Joseph Chamberlain to present their griev-
ances. The latter advised against emigration.
He hoped ere long the government would be
able to establish the British workman On the
land he titled.
A member OF the French Chamber of Depu-
ties proposes an international movement In
the interest OF laboring men. He proposes to
invite working men OF Great Britain, France
and the United States TO send delegates to a
labor congress next September, at some place
to be hereafter chosen.
The English government has approved Lord
Dufferin's request that o strong expedition be
sent against the Shans. The troops forming
the expedition will leave Mandalay On March
7tb. British commissioners IN Burmsh are
authorized to secure the submission Of the
chiefs either by bribinG or fighting them.
NJ. Vallon, president Of the agricultural
group ii The French chambers, called upon NJ.
Lockroy, minister OF commerce, and urged him
to continue the prohibition Of the importation
of American hog products. NJ. Lockroy re
piled that before submitting the subject to the
chamber OF deputies he would wait for the
hygienic committees report, which would de-
eide the question of the alleged trichinae In
American pork.
In the Ontario Parliament on Friday a bill
was introduced making 1t a misdesmeanor for
any person no. member OF the landlords
fsmily to enter barroom on Sunda 8 and in
creasiDg the penalties for Illegal selling OF
liquor as follows: First ~offense, $50 to 800
fine; second, four months imprisonment with
out the option OF a fine; third, six months
imprisonment. For making searches the pro-
visions Of the gambling act will be applied.
Gladstone does not fully declare what tire
policy Of the government will be t'wsrd Ire
land. The premier submitted a. tne late cabi-
net meeting a plan for the purchase OF the land
In Ireland By the state, the landlords to be
paid I'm annua rental value until the lands
are paid for or cash amounts at compulsory
sale. The bank of Ireland Is opposed to the
scheme, as II IL claimed that 1t will depreciate
It's stocks, Its assets being largely NOR ages
on irish estates.
Tobacco was successfully raised In eastern
Oregon last year.