The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1883-12-07

.T q I" sTN e IT Z TEVTTy WIII nj 4
face a1d hands back ue ;oa Il iopia dark
mes, was RIM il by t ne pc ., anl locked mn
IN The Saint S"lptc jail When tho boys found
our wl'er" h. VS. t'ey assem.b I'd IN "A tumGi-
howled until tie pc &c, Begin ing q fear that
me riot might grow serious, d c!ded to give
sarek Tack 10 his lovi 9 subjects.
ne chit victims Of sap,k's pr,c ical
J"kes wer' tho concierses. for which
c'a@s of d 'mes'ic tyrants HI lud an es aecial
= atrel aud May were the pfanks that he
prayed On t!iesa ''ct.eva iers au. Gordon" He
wen started a little paper entitled the Anti
oons'e g., whlch hal some success among the
-iuden;s, One iight al tle pnr ers in the Rae
facine w're sudd My awakened by Wig ,tous
pulls at their door bells. They pulled the
ia'ch string, ana, hearing no one enter. were
forced TO Set,up o c!oss the doors. As they
naturally locked out siuto the street to see who
1t was hat had RING their belts, and SAW no
one but eacn o her. every: Concierge became
convinced that he wa. tns victim Of ono or
mere of Ia. confreres; and u lively discussion,
winch almost o d-d IN blows. cnsued.
THE LATEST SCANDAL
Tho scaiidalDu. attack uppi tine Z cd mama
of Mme. Cows Husues, wife of the deputy
ir m Ma"seiHcs, IL tao TAX of the owtI-i
fact, of tie entire country. Las Seulember
ibis cstimalle lady WAS brought inti pntl c
notice in the most outrageous manner. NJ.
L. Norm md, who was having a suit for sep
%arstion against his wife-she WAS the Count
| ess O.mout du The VIII he married her
| i''F' h'N' NV bNt''tS u t''c 'htt u Vhils.
G Owls Hu@ues was heiug d aggeu into the at
! tar; that Nine. L4 Normlud was going
to prove by Ease wi nc'ses tuat bs
tier hu'taatn had been gntity of
sne was still Nj e. Royaunez. NJ. CLOVIS
Hughes knew, as everybody else bel eyes, HAT
tins charge was absolutely FALSE; apd hs
needed not the sol ma imtial wGic'i his w.te
insd- To as ure Ii m OF this facL But Nine.
Cows Hugu &, not at all u isiiei with the re-
Il wed assAr nee Of her husba id's iovn, COM
mepccd a sui; against tho woni&n that ma this
li5eled her, and o whom shs CAV. notice thar
il her name or T. pu1atiou was any furth r.
troubled, she would 20 t. aer house md hot
h%iatriee was SCI for the Both OF .Novem-
bef; and excppt that it WAC believed
Madame LisNormand was paying out money
TO pr vate detectives o encourage thum to
ID Ike up false evidence against the depnty's
We. tho affair a. rested oniet for almost two
months. Day before ye terday, however.
Mg. Cows Hngnes received u Liter signed by
the Baron de Ia Piece Informing him that
Nine lie Norm tnd had iust paid Quo of these
detective ageucie 10000 francs to manufac
tare evidence aga INST Mn Hugues,
A few minutes alter rece wing the latter-it is
the deputy himself that IL now ta!king-tue baron
called 20 see me. and satisfied ma of the iruth Of his
assertions L geIher we went "lt TO look tor ttIrse
private electives who were going to dishonor my
wife. ! hal with me a revolver. and 1 was deter
mined 10 put a hole through whuev.r l found
though l acGnired further proof duplicating an
agent named Vlnial as The one who had been EN-
ptnyed by Mime, Le Normand. Ah,nt MIDDAY l re-
tnrne,,i home, i'nt my wife was missing, Uneasy
and sitrmst. l Questioned the servants. Malams
had armed herself with a revolver and had rone to
tho Rus Cohsee to kill Nine. LIS Nortnaud.
l perfectly understand tho resentment of my wife.
and cannot but ind thar she ts escusablc for hav-
ing taken This stop. ShH IS a, rirtnons woman and
moihrr of a family She has been ~caInnni.t land
Der uame Dragged in ihs mud. by these infamous
arenel 8 thai are protected b the police. She has
NJ adequate means of Il fens., for we ara poor and
Nine. Lao Norman! has millions l had myself in
tended 10 shoot V,uih or one Of his agents. who
were on y tho paid instruments OF ibis woman. Ny
wife hat certainly acted wiser than L in going at
once to ihr founfain head OF tie cAlumuy. When
I reached The office of the commissary ! learned
That my wife mad been arrested aud brought there,
bur WAS at once released gu her promise to return
at = O'Clock.
Nine. Ciovi' Hu yuos, who was present at h
interview between her husband anltie Baron
de la Plezc, after their departure, arm ID her
eelt with II n vo vcr anu Il artud gun ing for
Mime. Norman i, On reaching thc house, she
randy crossed The room that precades the bed
chamber, in whoa she was tod Nine. L. Nor
mand wa. iying III. AS she placed h y hand on
the !. Gu knob, TIE door opened aud she was
conf one! by NJ O mont du Tibet, The son Of
Nine, LIE Norma!sl, AID o nun, who prov n ed
her Fl IN entering. closing the door baliiud
them; the former IL @ arIng that his mother was
~ a DYING cen tition ami toui d not -ee anybody.
Flashing past Nj. du Il let, sac succee led IN
& III g The door of the bei- TO I'M partly open;
but, with the assistance OF tbs nun, he sue
C e 'edi ! pushing her back. At tins point two
20 icemen. who htd been sent for, made their
appearance. Nine. Clovis Hughes made
another ait mp o enter The bedroom, and in
the 'ttuIele tue revolver she bad hid under
her c.oihcs fell o. the II mr and was picked up
by tie otiic rs. who in,ilv lorcel her to leave
tie house and to accompany them TO the office
of the commis7try of police
NJ. Clovis HuSuts has been in politics ever
since his youth, when he co'ispired witt, Ban
qui aga MT the empire. He wa- o re of those
who, mlS7l, attempted 10 ex' end tho COM
mrlnt I, Matscile-, ana is looked upon u. the
leading man Of Southern France. His uratoly
Is of a somewhat tlowery style that always
C mmands tue ait ntion Of the udience; aud
he is a wonderful man vt public meeiin 70,
where lie can sway 4 CT WI backward or for
ward at Will, al no interrupt ons, cleers
or :ro lus 10 st ~ the dow of his riieto tic. There
never wa n more typical Frcnciimdn of tho
Souih than the deputy from Msrseii es; and
though t wonli be difficult IT. conceive anvbudy
less hitn hecomet a stata sman, he IN 9Th become
u very iii ient party | adir. HIS id. as are all
Sent rons aud artistic, and his writings are as
elegant as lac Is hlmseif IN personal appearance
the Very ruverse. Before his election to the
chamber he was for sonle time on the staff of
La Jeunc Repubilque of NJ .rseillcs, aud since
his arrival in the capital has written tor
L'Homme L;brr, The last paper founded hy
Lon = y auc; for Ii La It4rur, and for Henri
Rpchefort's Int ausige,nt. Ho is also a poet
- 49, $500 ''h'i 'S'Si tlS ia tilD ,
the same tnpt $ his political opinions, and
i.of a decidedly soeiuls ic order. He rou sht Il
dael i've Wars ago at Mar-eiil ~ with an OFF
CIR, who TIA spokel lightly of Nine. Clovis
trlai for murder follow d, watch end al iu his
acqnittal by tile jury, Nine. Clovis Hugnes-
Ma Jeanne, as her husband lives to cali her
thoroughly looks tie part she is playing, She
Is brsve and resolnte, aimo.t TO rasline-s, with
an energetic face, a tad figure, dark haIr and
| sui darker ewes. he IL akuut illity-tyS
year. OF age, a ld her features are Of q II man
cast and regular and W II shaped. She, Ike
her husband, i. a Sont'.erner. Her father,
NJ. Rpyaunez, is an old journalist
and s;auncl republican,. tine autDor OF
several pays of a tragic order. 81 and Nine.
CLOVIS Hughes have two c%biidrcn, both dangn-
ters-one named Marianna Che name generally
gwen 10 the repuhlicl; tue othcr M!roliie, after
the horoinn OF tue greatest poet o The South OF
France. The poet ded Gates AL his works to
his w.fe-'Sa Jeanne, la prande bien ,aiu.e''
aud tiis wife enters into all bis work. political
and literary, and sings he chilars n TO sie"p
viii rcrolntio AIRY songs. When Cows
Hughes got locked up for writing yiulcul at.
sacks asains. The government, Nine. Huyues
used to come to seq hun VITA prohibited books
IN her SKIRT. and bags OF tobacco concealed III
her hair. aszgs7.gg j. e. HAYS1E.
A Peculiar Editor.
Edwin Cowles OF Cleveland. who is Billed to
fight a duel with another OHIO editor, is su cd 1
character, wltlsa hobby is a haired Of the 10
man Catholic church. He goes to Washington
every winter to exercise IL on the national
course. IS sharp edges are always 81 cki..
out in some fuGny WAY. Last winter when lie
was there he ACCIDENTALLY .aet in a newspa-
per Office a b 1Xer named Collins. WI lie b sta
We're wai,inr for q newspaper man, Collins
talked a 6 bod deal about tAee manly arr. and
finally Ctwies, who was a boxer in his youth.
suggested that they while away a quarter of an