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throws complete light on the subject of the
inquiry opened by Curran, into the murders
i'll Dublin during the past veal of persons
who have turned informers.
Bishop Mirillod has left Rome for swift
erland. Tie Geneva council reiterated its
former decree, f%orbidding Merrillod to of
tciate in the see ofGeneva and Lausanne,
and declaring it will defend the country
against the encroachments of Rome.
The nihilists claim that it is an effort at
Cancellation that leads the czar to commute
the sentences of the nihilists sentenced TO
death. On the cars side, however, it is
said that it is customary for the car to do
SO at his coronation.
In the race for the second Cambridge
triennial stakes for three-year-olds at New
market spring meeting recently Lorillard's
Massasoit had a walk over, no horses ap-
pearing.
Dominion exports for March declined
$500, 600, compared with March, 1882. The
imports exceed March, 1882, by nearly $780,
000.
Prince Botthyang, a we'll known patron
ofthe turf and owner of a number of race
horses, died suddenly recently at the New
market race track.
The khedive Of Egypt has given up $15,.
900 a year of his income to pay indemni.
ty claims. He still receives $735, 900, how
ever.
The Swedish A~nthropological society has
awarded Henry M. Stanley the medal insti-
tuted in memory Of the return OF the Vega.
Sir Philip Rose, the legal adviser of the
English Tory party, is dead
Kimball enterprise. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1883, 1883-05-04
RAN and River News,

A new Pacific railroad enterprise, becked
by English capitalists. is reported as hav-
ing been organized. 1t is called the
United States Central railroad, and is to
extend from Denver to San Francisco,
about 1000 miles. The stock will be is
sued $50, 900 per mile, and $40 900 in bonds.
Seven railroad charters in different states
and Territories have been secured by the
promoters Of this new scheme. who in
tend to consolidate all of them.
The Wisconsin, Iowa & Nebraska rail-
road is completed from Marshalltown to
Hudson, nine miles from Waterloo, Iowa,
and regular trains will be put on next week.
About AZ miles of the line nave oeen COM
pleted in all.
The Canadian Pacific is willing to take
$4,000 Irish emigrants on to free lands in
The Northwest, and to act as trustee for a
loan to them from the government of ST.
500, 600.
Paducah, KY, has given $40, 900 in bonds
as a bonus to get the Chesapeake, Ohio &
Southwestern railroad.
The Manitoba road took 1000 immigrants
out of st. Paul on the 21st, on their way
northward.
Salmon fishing has began i'll Nova Scotia
TIL st. Lawrence is open from Quebec to
the guilt.
The winds on the 21st and cd delayed
%railroading very seriously in the north
west.
Kimball enterprise. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1883, 1883-05-04
legal technicalities. He maintained his in

legal technicalities. He maintained his in
nocence to the last.
A pila-driving car, while at work on a
hr dye crossing a creek eighteen miles from
Helena, Ark, on the Iron Mountain rail-
Eeg, recently. Tell through the bridge car
ry1ng with it fourteen men. Four men
were badly injured. one ofthem. the engi-
neer, Fitzgerald. " is feared, fatally.
A fire on the ga burned five barns, two
dwellings, at did some damage to adjoining
buildings at East Saginaw. Mich. The
principal losers are F. Hobart, T. Heller,
&. w. Hill and c. Gonsmith. Loss, 40, 000.
The ship County of Aberdeen come in
collision off Owners light-ship, with the
ship British Commerce, for Melbourne. The
latter wss sunk and twenty-five of her crew
were lost. Weather was thick at the time.
A fire in q flat house on Notre Dame
street, Montreal, destroyed property valued
at 500, 600. Four girls were rescued from
fourth floor just in time to save their
lives.
Frank Heyland, an engineer on the Bur
iington, Cedar Rapids e. Northern railway,
was killed at Cedar Rapids on the 20 inst,
by being run over by the train.
AT Elmira, n. Y, Sol Bonncls hotel
harmed together with the trotting horses
Rosa B. Bob Stewart and Lady Beekman.
Later reports of the Mississippi cyclone
shows that the loss of life was very large, as
also the loss of property.
A small green insect is threatening the
grain crop in California.
Kimball enterprise. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1883, 1883-05-04

Cooper Institute, New York, is q fine
and enduring monument to the memory
of the late Peter Cooper. Thousands
now living and yet to come will always
bear in grateful remembrance the name
of the benefactor who helped them to
educate themselves and lay the founda-
ton of their success and happiness.
Early in life Mr.. Cooper felt the difficult
ties that young people meet in seeking
education in art and science. He de-
termined to aid those who should come
after him by placing within the reach of
any one in his native city the means of
getting such education as each person
might most need. The building for the
Cooper union was begun in 1855, on its
present site at the junction of Third and
Fourth venue and Eighth street. The
first cost amounting to more than $780,
OO0-and all the expenses Of the Union,
have been betrayed by Mr.. Cooper.
The plan of the Union is based largely
upon the working of the Polytechnic
school of Paris. There are free schools
for instruction in the aesthetic and in
dustrtal arts and in scientific depart
ments beyond the teaching given in the
public schools. There are regular
courses of lectures on subjects of art,
science, political and social economy
and literature, and more than twenty
professors and instructors are employed
at an annual expense Of $4,000. This
great expense is met by the endowment
bestowed by Mr.. Cooper and by the
rental of business stores in the building,
which is, of course, equally his gift.
Kimball enterprise. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1883, 1883-05-04
The revolution in HavtI, OF which onl,

The revolutionin Haytl, OF which only
brief particulars have come to hand,
is an uprising of the mulattoes, who
comprise about one-third Of the popula-
ton, and its most intelligent and pro-
gressiye class, against the intolerable ty-
rannies Of President Solomon, repre-
senting the black domination. Their
property has been c%ontiscated, and hun
dreds have been shot without trial,
while others have been imprisoned Or
banished. 1t is said that they have
formed an alliance with black leaders,
rivals of Solomon, who have some popu-
lar following of their own race, and are
aided by the revolt against the general
tyranny and burdensome taxation of his
administration. Whethert they VIII sue
coed or not is a matter about which no
reasonable conjecture can be formed,
from the lack of definite information,
but success is generally deemed improb-
able. Hayti is a black nation of the
purest type, full of barbarism and feroc-
itv. 1t is an ungrateful fact for those
who hope for the native improvement
of the negro race.
Kimball enterprise. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1883, 1883-05-04

Whatever may be thought ofMormor-
ism or of any Of its adherents, will not
invaiidate the fact that it has assumed
considerable proportions and is growing
with remarkable rapidity. 1t is vital in
p~ropogandism and defiant in strength.
Its missionaries find abundant recruits
in Europe and prosclytes are numerous
in the United States. Tie leaders are
frequently men of education and re-
markable skill in affairs, and the de1o-
ton Of the members OF the church re.
sists all the influence of knowledge, the
enlightment of the age, and the force of
public opinion. The history Of the Nor
mon church is perhaps, all things con-
sidered, the most remarkable event of
the age and Isl perpetual puzzle to all
reasonable understanding. What the
outcome will be no one can tell, but one
thing is certain, it can never be crushed
by anything that savors of persecution.
That thing has been tried.
Kimball enterprise. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1883, 1883-05-04
Summary Of General News.

A conflict between the real and the ideal
has arisen in the midst of those charming
songsters the Boston Ideals. Mr.. Foster,
the advance agent, engaged Miss. Beebe, as
she says. with the expectation that he could
business manager, however, was the recep-
lent of this privilege. Disappointment en-
FILTERED Fosters good intentions, and Miss
Beebe and Mr.. Wheelerwere both discharged
and Foster made business manager AS
MISS Beebe has a husband lingering in the
back ground, a divorce suit is relied on to
give the Ideals some free and unsayory ad-
vertising.
The long contested suit of O'Neil VS.. the
Chicago and Northwestern railway has been
tried before a jury in the United States su.
preme court three times. The last trial was
concluded Friday by a verdict in favor of
the plaintiff for $15,o 900, the full AMOUNT
prayed for. O'Neil is q young man who
lost a leg while in the employ ofthe North
western company at Dubuque, He was
run over by a switch engine through the
carelessness OF the engineer.
The statement is published in Chicago
that at recent cabinet meeting the action
of Collector Spalding of Chicago in the re-
moval of A.. H. Wright, deputy on charge OF
the customs inspection, and the appoint
ment of J. H. Gilbert to that position, was
sustained. The matter has been Of consid-
cradle interest locally, because the removal
of Wright was antagonized by Senator
Logan.
Agent Wilcox at San Carlos is charged
with rrnning the post leadership so as to
make all the profits himself. His preds-
cessor swears he sold his business TO Wilcox.
But worse than this is the charge that he
bought a young Yuma woman for $c3 and
] kept her at his house for immoral purposes
Kimball enterprise. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1883, 1883-05-04

until the scandal grew too large to be kept
under the same roof with him. Other sim
liar charges are also made.
j. 7. Stewart of Black Creek. n. y, has
o~ut-Tannered Tanner, by going without
food for fifty consecutive days on more than
one occasion. Stewart doe, not fast to de
termine physiological facts but is Obliged to
do SO from an incorporate use of tobacco
and rich food. He will indulge his appetite
as long as his stomach will hold cut, and
then he will fast for a longer or shorter pc
Rod.
An aged man named ]. p. Oslund ex-
planned to Justice Walsh in Chicago thathe
had come just from Minnesota in search OF
his daughter, Caroline, who lived in Chi
cago. We'll advertise for your daughter
remarked his honor, "and ID order to save
trouble, send you up for thirty days, SO as
to know where to find you"
A peculiar notice appeared in the marriage
column of an Albany pa per recently, to the
effect that a certain young couple were mar
ried on a certain day. but the bride regar-
ded the ceremony illegal. The farher of
the girl %repudiated the marriage, against
her wishes, and will not let the alleged hus-
band take his daughter from his house.
The body of Alexander Villers is now in
possession Of the university of Pennsylva-
MIA awaiting consent ofhis widow to its dis
posal according to the terms ofLis will, by
which the body was to be dissected and
the fragments c.emated at the university,
but Mrs. Viilers seriously objects:
{. Z. Huntington drew a check in New
York payable TO the heirs OF the Charles
Morgan estate for 81, 500, 600, being the first
payment of the 81, 500, ZOO purchase money
tor the Morgan line OF steamers, which will
be used in connection with the Southern
Pacific railway.
The m%arauding Crees, on the border,
came over the line once too often. The
second cavalry has had an engagement with
them, driving them back and killing two
of thei number, including their leader.
The new land Office at Haley, Idaho, will
be organized about the LIST ofJunenext. Mr..
L, Pound, son of Hon. Thad C. Pound of
Wisconsin, will be register, and John s.
Waters of Kansas, receiver.
Fifty-five infantry companies, FIVE batter
les OF artillery and several noted military
bands have catered for the competitive
drill at Nashville, May 81.
The first gold brick from the Lake of the
| Woods gold mines is in Winnipeg. 1t is
worth $3.50, and will not be extensively used
in building.
The liabilities of Wiley, Wicks & Wing,
New York fruite-ers, filed, are 1888, 790;
nominal assets, S5lS, 261; actual assets, $751;
| 500.
Chief of Police Byers of Lincoln, Nebr.,
has been asked by the mayor to resign, for
flirting with ladies on the street.
Nebraska sportsmen are sowing wild rice
in their streams.
Kimball enterprise. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1883, 1883-05-04
Further Particulars of the Devils
Lake Tragedy,

The result of the inquest held Wednesday
IS given below:
''Ihat said Charles Wards death was pre-
duced from a wound in the neck, inflicted
by a ride bullet feloniously fred from a gun
n the hands of some person to this jury uu-
known, members ola wanton's assembly
consisting Of the following persons. Fred
Wards death was produced from a wound
in the back in the regions of the kidneys,
inflicted bya shot gun loaded with about
short range; and also q shot
from a~1evolver in the top of the right
shoulder. The sid weapons were fred fel-
oniously, by parties unknown to this jury,
member of an armed mob, most of wnom
arc men hired by the Creel City Townsite
company, and consisting, so far as we are
able to ascertain, of 9. S. Ulinc.-
The documents ending abruptly.
The names OF the parties arrested ara Cal
vim S. Uline, William g. Harrington, Hugh
Malarkey, Patrick McHenry, William Led
fore, Dennis Maloy, George Carpenter,
Thomas Burns, Brickham Liar, Richard
Turpin, John Bell, and Charles Cole.
In default of bail for appearance at the
next term of the district court at Grand
Forks. in the sum o fS2, 600 each, they were
committed to the officers, who took them to
the United States military garrison at Fort
Totten for Imprisonment.
The bot les of the Wards have been sent to
their friends in Chicago.
Col. Calvin S. U!ine is an old citizen of st.
Pau, and stands well in the community,
having been county treasurer
for several years. He went into the wal as
a private in the second regiment and came
out Lieut.. Colonel. William C. Harrington
is the son of John Harrington one OF the
proprietors of the Metropolitan hotel and
president OF the board of public works. He
is a young man of character and was
probably led into the affair by older heads.
Kimball enterprise. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1883, 1883-05-04

Much to the surprise of the people
who a year ago doubted whether an ex-
hlbition of railway appliances could be
made very successful, the National Rail-
way Exposition to be held in the heart
ofChicago from May "a to June % is G X
citing the keenest interest, and although
the Interstate Exposition buildings are
the largest Of their kind in the country
it has been necessary to erect an annex
TO provide space for all the exhibits.
The collection of the most primitive
railway appliances is q special feature of
the enterprise, and it will be both in
structiye and amusing to compare the
railway facilities of the past with those
OF the present. The first locomotive
ever built, George Stephenson's Crock
ct" Will, Of course, I've the center of at
traction during the exposition.
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A Pretty and Lonesome Celestial.

Ofthe Chinese minister's wife the
Washington correspondent of the st.
Louis Globe writes: ellis poor little
wife is only nineteen, and she might as
we'll be in the district Jail for all that
she sees or enjoys of American life. The
little madame lives entirely in her own
apartments, in company with Chinese
maid, and though the Legation building
holds a dozen secretaries or attaches,
none of them are e permitted to see
her. Her pretty, wistful little face can
often be seen at her windows, but when
she goes to ride she enters the carriage,
from a covered passage at the side OF
the house and is about lost to sight IN
the depths of her capacious vehicle
The most pointed hints that are given 70
the minister as to visiting his wife are
blandly ignored, and society gets only
= (mself for its teas, dinners and recep-
ANS"
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er, has been arrested in New York. GrifRs
was born in London, educated at Etcn, and
studied counterfeiting in the bank of Eng
land. He came to this country in 1867,
1878 the country was flooded with the spu-
rlo''s el0 London bank notes. He then
Travelled with a Boston woman, the pair be-
ing known as Lord and Lady Ashburton.
In Virginia City he was sentenced to eight
years imprisonment for ~swindling the state
bank OF Nevada. This was in 1876. Last
September he was released, being thought
eler was swindled of 81, 60u by him. Helm
formed Captain Williams, and the arrest
was made.
Kimball enterprise. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1883, 1883-05-04

The United States census OF 1881
shows that there were 44o, 2G2 people of
Scandinavian birth III this country in
june OF that year, of whom ISL, 729 e
from Norway, 1897 from Sweden, and
"a, l9o IRON Denmark. Generally, the
S~candlnavians make excellent American
citizens, conforming to the habits, Gus
toms and institutions of the country
more readily than most other nationali-
ties. 1t is probable that the number of
scandlnavlans in this country has in
creased since 1880 to at least 800, 900. and
"stlll they come"-a hardy, mdustri-
GUS and thrifty race.
Kimball enterprise. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1883, 1883-05-04

In a comparison Of library statlstlcs.
Boston with a population Of $4,000 has
63s, 600 volumes; Cincinnati with 255 goo
inhabitants 1853, 900; Brooklyn With $780,
co. inhabitants has only 5000 volumes.
Kimball enterprise. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1883, 1883-05-04
The Casualty and Fire Record.

Charles Walters (colored) died in great
agony at Amsterdam, N. Y, from the eff
fects of the explosion of a dynamite car
fridge in his hand. According to common
belief, he was the murderer of William Per
cival, who was killed and his body placed
on the railroad track IN 1879. Walters was
tried for the murder, hut escaped through
Kimball enterprise. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1883, 1883-05-04

The real estate boom in st. Paul and
MINNEAPOLIS beats all other previous uc-
Invites in that line, as we'll it may, for
the basis is far better than ever before
known in the history of those cities.
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Railroad to the Yellowstone Park.

Notorious Counterfeiter Arrested.
William Gritiis, q notorious counterfe it
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-01-17
LEGAL NOTICE.

In the Probate Court in end fo9
Salt Lake County, Territory OF
Utah:
In the matter Of the Estate Of Michael
Cavapaugh, deceased.
John A. GROESBECK AND
JThomas A. Lowry, administrators OF
the estate of Michael Cavanaugh, de.
ceased, having on the Sixth day Of jan
usry, A. D, 1888, fled in this Court their
annual report as such administrators
showing the financial condition OF said
estate.
Now, therefore, be it ordered that
Friday, the 10Th day of January, A. D,
1888, at 10 a. m. of said day, at She
Courtroom Of said Court, st the County
Courthouse, in Salt Lake City, be and
is hereby appointed the time and place
when and where all persons interested
may appear and file written objections
to said report or any part thereof.
1t is further ordered, that notice hereof
be given to all parties interested by pub
LEGATION ola certified copy Of this order till
the day appointed herein in the SALT
LAKE DAILY HERALD, a newspaper
published in and having general cireuls.
ton in Salt Lake County.
Done in open Court this 9Th day Of
January, A. d. 1888.
E. SMITH. Probate Judge.
TERRITORY OF UTAH,
COUNTY OF SALT LAKE, S.
/, d. BOekolt, Clerk Of the Probate
Court in and for the County Of Salt
Lake, in the Territory Of Utah, do
hereby certify that the foregoing is a
full, true and correct copy Of sn order
appointing the time and place for ap-
proving and allowing accounts as sp-
pears of record in my office.
In witness whereof. l have hereunto
-, set my hand and sfi1 ed the
SEAL. Seal Of said Court this 9Th day
~ of January. A, D. 1888.
d. B0CKHOLT. Probate Clerk.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-01-17

In the Probate Court in end for
Salt Lake County, Territory OF
Utah.:
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-01-17
A &@pOleOn.

Paris, 16.-FTgaro publishes mani.
festo, professedly issed by Prince Napo-
leon, ''plon plon." criticising the present
situation and claiming Napoleonic inner
itance5
Prince Nspoleon's manifesto was found
plscsrded in several quarters of Paris.
The Prince dwells on the impotence and
incapacity of government, the disunion
OF Parliament and the decsdence of the
army and finances. He declares that re-
ligion is attacked and the observance of
the concord can alone establish religious
peace. The Prince refuses any compro-
mise with royslists. He edverts to the
pIebigcite by which the empire was sane
toned.
Prince Napoleon was arrested this
afternoon and taken to the conceirgerrie
The police tore down the manifesto.
The manifesto of Prince Napoleon
was ct first regarded as hoax, aud many
still doubt that it is genuine. Figaro has
been seized. If the man festo is genuine
the Prince will be ordered to quit France,
and will be conducted to the frontier in
event Of his refusal.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-01-17
The 1rIShs

Dublin, l0.-There are two distinct
secret societies here. One belongs to the
old "Hesd Centre" Stephens, Fenian
party, which advocates open warfare; the
other is known as the "Senate or Council
Body" which advocates murder.
An effort will be made to prove that
some prisoners recently taken into
custody have been in company on certain
days with persons posted in certain part
of the city for the purpose of assassin ating
high official, but the attempt was post
poned for a better opportunity which
never aross. Il is stated that it will be
shown there was plot TO destroy the
lord lieutenant and his Escort, by bombs
thrown from houses.
Limerick, 16.-At an ARRAY in Cap
psgWnile, Tipersry County, growing out
Of the resistance to eviction the bailiffs,
we're attacked with pitchforks. Many
people were wounded. and number
arrested.
Dublin, 16.-Another arrest has been
made in Dublin in connection with the
conspiracy TO murder.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-01-17
A Big steal.

Washington, Is. - Rear Admiral
Hughes, Commanding the Pacific station,
reports the loss OF $50, 600 shipped to
Panama to pay Inspector Parks, and
approves Parks suggestion that another
958, 600 be shipped, as exchange on PAN
anna is 2 per cent. The navy depart
ing, as the express company fully insures
them.
The stolen $4,000 was insured by
Wells, Fargo s. Co, and will not be lost
By the government.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-01-17

Ladies and all sufferers from neu-
ralgia, hysteris, and kindred COM
plants, will lind without q rival
Browns Iron Bitters.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-01-17
KIMBALL BLOCK.

This old and well known house is one of the
landmarks Of Salt Lake, and has been in the hands of
the present Proprietor than six years It is well
stocked and enjoying excellent of custom
rare opportunity for live man to secure paying
business Reason for selling is other business.
Pending the Sale we will Greatly Reduce our
Prices for Cash, especially to the Jobbing Trade