Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1890-06-14
CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

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Cincinnati stone cutters have struck
for an advance.
The Texas spring palace will be re-
built, fire-proof, for 1891.
The Dupont paper mills at Louisville
were entirely destroyed by fire.
George r. Davis was appointed re-
sewer for the Chicago gas rust.
In a saloon fire at Amsterdam, n. Y,
Michael Donlon was burned to death.
Dinwiddie county, Virginia, was de-
yastated by a terrible storm Of wind and
nail.
A German royal order prescribes knee
breeches and buckled shoes for the
court.
The noted Des Moines river land
,ises will soon come up for trial at Fort
Dodge.
Chris Thompson fell forty feet from q
bridge at Council Bluffs and sustained
serious injuries.
An exhibition Of the trades and in
dustries Of northwest Germany has
opened at Bremen.
Six smugglers and one officer have
DttH kiiftu III q tOhiiiSb ~ loNoh uc
Varzeim, Portugal.
A number OF Christians at Kossova,
Old Servia, have been massacred by Ma
hommedan Aurnots.
John +. Beggs, OF Cronin fame, has
been reelected senior guardian OF the
notorious camp No. 20.
Geo. Stevenson, colored, was lynched
at Hattiesburg, Miss, for attempting to
outrage a white woman.
The village of Loveland, Ia. was al
most totally destroyed by q cloudburst.
Mrs. Sayles was drowned.
An Egyptian has offered what be be-
lieves 20 be Cleopatra's mummy for IN
exhibit at the worlds fair.
Frank Magnc, a New York census
enumerator, at the close Of his first
days work committed suicide.
The emperor of Germany has prom
ised to accede TO the petitions to extend
labor protection TO the mercantile
classes.
John Wilderkehr, OF San Francisco,
has disappeared at Chicago. He had
b., 500 in his possession and foul play is
feared.
N. ptdN, lOl ultIlN vi SultdRO, 10 ubOub
10 establish a daily paper in the City Of
Mexico, to be published in the English
language.
Max Rosenberg, the well-known actor
and theatrical manager, vas badly in
jured at Chicago by being run down by
4 street car.
A whole family was poisoned at On
carlo, Ont, by eating wild parsnips.
One little boy is dead and four others
may not recover.
One thousand sheep, being shipped
from California to Chicago, were killed
in a wreck on the Atlantic & Pacific
near Albuquerque, n. nj.
During a sham battle at Van Court
land park, New York, between batteries
of Calling guns, several soldiers we're
injured, but one fatally.
Mrs. Robert Morrow, Of Durango, Clio,
tried to light a fire with kerosene. The
woman, her 4-year-old son and young
baby were all burned to death.
Official notification Of the ratification
OF the extradition treaty between the
United States and Great Britain has
reached the Canadian government.
Kate Thompson, OF Brooklyn. was
struck on the head with an AK by
Ayerllo Costa, her paramour, and NOR
tally wounded. Costa was arrested.
The sixth international Sunday.
school convention of the United States
and British North America and prov
inces will open in Pittsburg June "a.
The mills of j. and K. Richie and
Thomas Howitzer were destroyed by fire
at Philadelphia, and the Waterman and
another Of the employees were burned TO
death.
Mrs. Mary Casserly was robbed OF
t605 on n OF the principal streets Of
st. Paul in midday. The thief was cap
tured and all but 800 of the money re-
covered.
Pittsburg newspaper men and their
families to the number Of $50 visited
Johnstown on the anniversary of tho
great horror. Special memorial services
were held.
The st. Paul musical festival coll
iapsed on the fourth day. An attach-
ment was levied on the box receipts.
The artists were good, but the attend
ance was poor.
Assessor Cantwell, OF Chicago, has
dropped a bomb among real estate spec
u~lators in that city by declaring his in
t%ention to assess u~noccupied realty at
it's full cash value.
The wife Of Daniel Lockwood, q we'll
TODD farmer of Vineiand, N. j., has
been arrested on the charge of trying
to poison her husband by placing
morphia in his tea cup.
The contract labor inspectors attached
to the New York barge office stopped
seven Belgians from landing. They
were expert glass blowers, and were
bound for Glassboro, N. J..
1t is rumored that Francis Murphy,
the temperance apostle, will wed a Mrs.
Fisher, OF Council Bluffs. Mrs. Fishers
husband secured a divorce from her for
being an habitual drunkard.
Enoch Link, a blacksmith, wa shot
and killed by Frederick Sorter at Quin-
dore, a suburb OF Kansas City. Two
years ago Link shot Sorter's cow, and
they have quarreled frequently since.
o. A. McMillon, one of the weaithiest
and most prominent mill men in Arkan-
sas, was murdered in Lincoln county by
John Horville, an overseer, who had
been reprimanded for neglect Of duty.
Near Addison. Steuben county, N. Y,
Emmett Crane shot Mrs. Gale Perry, a
married woman, the mother of four chill
dren, because she refused to accept his
attentions as a lover and live with him.
A number of children were bitten by
. rabid dog in Huy, Belgium, q few days
ago, and two Of them have died from
hydrophobia. Several Of the survivors
have been sent to NJ. Pasteur for treat
ment.
David Regain became involved in a
quarrel in a saloon Ing La Porte, Ind,
with a young couutrymsn named Will
lam Byckle. The latter struck Regain q
powerful blow in the face, which re-
suited in breaking his neck.
The school ship Saratoga sailed from
Delaware Breakwater for her frst roy
age. She has 103 boys on board. and
will visit Fayal, Southampton, Lisbon,
Madeira and other points, returning to
PhiladelphiA about October.