Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1886-07-03

ed to fill it with her family, who live near Far
ragut. His wifc's father (Nr. Dewell) was adj
vised 10y telegraph Of the escape, and engaged
Vim. Martin to guard the house. Yesterday
Golden made an attack with a knife. Martin
tried in vain to elude Golden, and as a last re-
sort shot and killed Golden. Coroner Hutton
held an inquest. The verdict justified Mar
tins action and released him. The verdict
gives satisfaction as Golden was a desperate
for years.
MILWAUKEE, June ga dispatch from
Prairie du Chen says that Miss Alice Sturges,
daughter of General Sturges, L.. S. A., was
married In the chapel Of st. Mary's convent
to-day, to Mr.. John Lawler, Rev. Father Alb
belen, OF the convent officiating.
PRAGUE, June 23.-While a ferryboat was
crossing Sazwa river to-day laden with passcn-
gers 1t capsized, throwing over fifty people in
to the water. Nearly all were drowned.
twenty-five bodies have been recovered.
CHICAGO, June 23.-In a private letter to a
friend In this city Chaplain {. {. McCabe
says that great progress is being made in the
direction OF securing the one million dollar
fund for Methodist missions. He says that
the total increase In the collections at the
spring conferences was over $50 600 in excess
OF last years. collections, while including the
returns from the fall conferences II last year
the total sum to date is in the neighborhood
OF 100000. He adds, however, that If the
million dollar mark Is to be reached by the
date fixed, October 81, the fall conferences
must gain fully 5000 900 on last year. This,
however, he believes can be accomplished.
Dies MONIES, June 23.--Offcers OF the
Bremen county bank this morning testified
they first proposed paying Browns expenses
after the examination was completed and a
certificate of solvency issued. The testimony
took a wide range. The managers objections
being overruled by a large majority.
CHICAGO, June 24-Among the DEGREES
OF the Catholic council at Baltimore which
were recently approved by the Vatican was
one prohibiting the sale of liqnor on SUNDAYS
by Catholic saloon keepers under penalty Of
eI- communication from the church. So far
this decree has been enforced only in the arch
diocese Of Philadelphia where Archbishop
Ryan announced from his place in the cath
edral last Sunday that all Catholics in the
territory under his jurisdiction must stop sell
ing intoxicants on the Sabbath or leave the
church. This enforcement Of the decree has
created considerable alarm among the
large number OF saloonists in Chi
cago and Cook county who belong to that de-
nomination, but Archbishop Fcehan has so far
given no indications Of his intention to en-
force the decree. Private advices frem Balti-
tiSore, however, indicate that within a few
weeks it will be promulgated from every Cath
Ollie pulpit in the country.
MoRRELToN, Ark, June PA boiler in the
saw mill OF Il. Adams near this city, exploded,
killing T. K. Adams, l.. VI. Clark and John
Nilsson, and seriously injuring two others.
The building is completely wrecked.
Mt. PLEASANT, Iowa, June 24.-The post
office Was robbed last night Of 1000 stamps,
5000 in currency and $500 Of the postnaster's
personal property. No clue to the robbers.
DUBUQUE, Iowa, June 26.-P. Ternes &
Son, boot and shoe manufacturers, assigned
this morning. Assets, $4,000; liabilit les,
$4,000.
BLOOMINGTON, H., June 26.-Judge Davis
died at 6 o'clock this morning. He appeared
to be falling last evening, but about II o'clock
revived somewhat, and was given milk and
stimulants. The effect seemed to be for the
worse, however, for he Immediately relapsed
into . conatose condition, the pnlse becoming
feeble. During the succeeding hours he failed
gradually until the end came. His last hours
were calm and peaceful. The bells were tolled
and the whole city is in mourning. Flags
were run up TO half mast.
CHICAGO, June B.-There IS not much fra
ternizing between the strikers and the
police at the Lake Shore freight yard this
morning, tho events Of last evening. which
resulted in the injury OF several imported men
lett a feeling OF bitterness on both sides. The
officials OF the railroad company declare their
intention TO move trains at all hazards. and
preparations to that end have begun. ~Iujunc-
lions t@ys beer secured against the strikers
and Increased forces hive been ordered to the
scene OF the strike. Up to 10 o'clock every
thing is quiet and no attempts made to run
trains. Five men appeared before Superin-
dent Wright this morning IN a badly battered
condition and demanded tranportatien to their
homes from whence they came to take the
place of the strikers.