The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1883-10-05
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20 Paragraphs OF Interest.
a man named Command atoEe Domi.
the Niagara Rapids. This thre aters to
|becomesh Observation-Disclosures .,ss!
New Tacoma, a thriving young town
~ Washington gTierErito5y, sslresdyx has
ioity lawyers; the total population Being
one Of theiforfy cams wash theHdea that
he was to be the principal man in the
tsfritory, and in due time . lUpited
States senator. -
Tho special trains employed BY her
majesty Victoria during the past nine:
teen . ears, have cost SAG 800. The Brit
lsn public imagined that she paid for
these Herself.s but sisshockedi to learn
that Tie government, has footed the bills,
There has been lately g. marked d.
mihdtioni iifnsthie populationof Germany
The nbsAbsrs Of the population fen,i be
fs sSs AeceRher ], 1888, and jung 6,
decSsase hassspread over the country 10
pnsQual manner In some pasyts
there is even an Increase. .A1sace-Lor
faine has Suffered a hoavy1oss inlpfot
'portlon goo.lts numbers. s4,.i, ytj,utt
m The English sparrows, which are eat
en- IN s.rhitadelphfh Tor feed!lbbiirta1ss,, are re!
'ccohsTieredias being al great defcacy.
FTHefiesh ofthefhpsrr6y isdarkerthan.
!pias q ao sas e. ssse .hat'Bif ~ sh eas Viz hh,ll Sasei
ihevsn ssten anything but reed,birde.can
tell the. difference. "a, +,
MafMhon ssaibts"i are not '7 we'll I f..
ceivefih thessouth,o where they Aaaeatl
Tying rousi,eampaignbf for ICON.
T yftts, esa l9i sSS 4 pls s3be ,asy n ps as2a
sentsfter thehE causiapitheM 70 hasten
for the west. jTAsaMplmppschurcA, has
received its usual European contingent
shisaysar, most Of the new arrivals not
being informed ofthe polygampus part
Eofithe system, it is said. =
OnfJanuary 8, IVA, Benjamin Frank.
lin, the venerable father and giant Of
American diplomacy, appeared before
the priyy council in London with a peti.
tion asking for the recall of Hutchinson.
Franklin was, insulted, especially by the
infamous Wedderburn, at that time So
licitor general, and the petition was dis.
missed as stg%roundless, scandalous and
v,eSatious." On the same day Franklin
HOW "SbAS ZIG oult VI CiOOllcS WHICH he
wore before the privy,i council, and
vowed that he would not put them on
|, again until he had signed the degrada-
ton Of England ina treaty dismember-
ing the British Empire by recognizing
the independence of America. Frank
lin redeemed his VOW Sept. s., 1883
Boston Advertiser.
b. In the description of fire in the Car
quinez Woods, Bret Harte gives vivid
word-pictures of a common event in
these dry days. The Carquinez Woods
is a wonderful forest, where there are
no inferior trees. Yet this magnificent
forest met the fate of 80 many of our
woods at the present time. There was a
droutbi,."a week Of peculiar and dessi-
eating, heat even tor those dry Sierra
|itable-lands. The long days were filed
with incapable husband acrid haze sus.
pended in the motionless air; the nights
we're breathless and dewless; the cold
wind which usually swept down the
snowline was laid to sleep I've dark
monotonous lev ell, whose horizon was
pricked with the eating fires of burning
forest ,crests." A wood fire is a grand
sight. Bret Harte speaks of the woods
as the '"blazing dome."94 The fall ing fire
dropped like rainfor blew like gorgeous
blossoms o~fconfiagration across the path.
1.-The space was lit up brilliantly. The
vast shafts Of dull copper cast no shadow
below" AT the end there we're only
"shrunken and silent columna of roof
less, vaults, shorn of base and capital.
IN There, was a police outrage in Pari
recently, which will put the New York
police clubbers on their mettle. A little
boy sat on a .step of a statute. A police
man pulled him of sc roughly that he
fell to the ground. The mother, who
was at hand, naturally remonstrat ed,
where upon the policeman took her into
custody She was kept in the lookup
and not allowed to send hcr husband
word of what had befallen her. TIE
poor man inquired: ut the morgue and
other places, apd could not discover till,
the next day what had become of her.
Eveu then he was not allowed to see
heF, and she was keptip solitary contine-
ment for five days before she was taken
before a magistrate on the charge of in
sulting the policeman. The magistrate,
ofcourse, at nee discharged her.
Nominally, a'car.load is20, 900 pounds
1t is also ~ barrels o Ssalt, 20 of lime, 90
of flour, go ot,whisky, 200 sacks of flour,
6cords Of soft wood, Is to 20 head OF
cattle, SO to 80 Head Of Hogs, 80 to 100
bend Of sleeps, 900 teet solid boards,
1900 feet of siding, 1900 feet of floor
ing, 10000 shingles, one-half less of lum-
be-. one.tenth less ofjoist, scantling and
other large timbers, $40 bushels of wheat,
400 of barley, 4W OF corn, $50 of oats, $40
d flaxseed. y3Gd' Of apples, $40 Of Irish
potatoes, 800 OF sweet potatoes, and
10000 bYan.ssiD9sn II 5.iIs" ~
pa ar>f
Bitten by a Tarantula.
From CaIave,asI (Cal.) Chro nicle.
Last Saturday d man BY the name of
Mitchell, employed by Mr. sauve at his
ranch about, five miles from this place,
was bittep BY g taraaunatula. Nj. Mitchell,