The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1883-09-14
GENERAL VIEWS IN BRIEF

Hampshire u state that q heavy
frost on the night of the End, did consider
able damage to late crops. The frost WIS
quite heavy in Hampden. Hampshire and
franklin counties, Mass. The tobacco crop
was damaged in some cases severely. The
loss In Franklin and Hampshire counties il
estimated at 5 1000. In Penobscot coun-
.ty, Me-, n.avy frost did considerable
damage to crops. There was also heavy
frost in the Hudson river valley, with pros
pects OF more. The harvest being ended,
the damage amounts to little. The damage
IN Hampton, Hampshire and Franklin
counties, Massachusetts,, is estimated at
over $4,000: Whitley and Deerfeld are
the chief sufferers. The loss to tobaccn
growers in each place is over $50, 900. The
greatest damage is to tobacco fields, In some
of which the crop is q total loss and viii be
plowed under.
Alta special meeting of the Mankato
board oftrade, it was resolved that an in.
vitation be extended to the Northwestern
Dlarymen's association to hold its next an.
nual meeting in Mankato, subject to such
requirements as the executive committee
of the association demand. A committee
was appointed to procure specimens, of the
woods, stone, clays, sand, ETC., Astounding
In and around Mankato, and properly pre-
pare them for exhibition at the illinois
State fair at Chicago, and to see that these
specimens are returned after the fair and.
placed on exhibition in some suitable loca-
tcn in Mankato.
Charles A. Dow of Minneapolis aged
twenty-five years wants q divorce from his
wife. Annette F. Dow, aged nineteen years.
Charles alleges in his complaint, which was
nled on the 4th inst, that Annette has been
intimate without big consent with Frank
G. Corser, and mentions several dates and
Concord, =. H., as the locality where the
unw1fsiy actions occurred. He also prays
for toe custody and care of the four-year-
old child.
As the time for the trial of James Mutt, at
Uniontown, Pa, approaches there is CON
adorable speculation as to what the line of
defense will be. The prosecution are EVIL
IDENTIFY expecting it to be insanity, as thew
are shaping their course accordingly. The
tlai comes up on the 9th, but as o great
difhculty in selecting a jury is expected, it
IS nc Thought that any evidence will be
taken before the 10th.
On Aug. 9th. the Cincinnati Enquirer
published Nm article purporting Ito be a
soliloquy by William Lee, a fashionable
shoemaker, intended to be facetious, being
IN Tue irish dialect and Illustrated with q
caricature. Lee has sued the Enquirer for
libel, claiming $50, 600 damages.
The supreme commandery ofthe knights
OF the Golden Rule have voted to amend
the constitution 80 as to admit women to
to the third rank of the order.
The wedding Of Simon Marshall and
Kate Clark at Muncie, Ird., was interrupt
ed by q policeman, who came to arrest the
groom for larceny.
Women voted at Battle Creek, Mich, for
the first time, in the school election, on the
Bird inst: Over 100 voted, all for the defeat
ed candidate.
The banking capital of st. Paul has now
reached the magnificent total Of So, 27o, 431.
or $47e, 22S more than the combined capital
together.
Butterworth & Co, Cincinnati shoe deal
ers, fail for 500, 600
Low water is reported between Prescott
and st. Paul.
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