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Kimball enterprise. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1883, 1883-05-25
Only.

The Yoltaic Belt Co, Marshall, Mich, will send
DR.. Dyes Celebrated Electro-Voltaic Belts aud
Electric Appliances on tIial fer thirty days to men
young or old who are afhictedwit hnervous debility,
lost vitality and Kindred troubles. guaranteeing
speedy aud complete restoration of health and
manly vigor. Address as above. N. B.-No risk
is incurred, as thirty days trial is allowed
Mensman'S PeptontZed beef Tonic, the only
preparation of beef containing its entire Nutritious
properties. 1t contains blood-makins, iorce-genera.
ting and lte-sustaining properties; Invaluable for
Indigestion, Dyspepsia, nervous prostration, and
all forms of general debility; also, in all enfeebled
conditions. whether the result of exhaustion, nervous
prostration. overwork, or acute disease, particularly
if resulting from pulmonary complaints. CAswELL,
HAZARD l. Co, Proprietors, New York. Sold by
Druggists.
Kimball enterprise. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1883, 1883-05-25

CROUCH ON RATS"
Clears out rats, mice, reaches, flies, ants, bed bugs
chipmunks, ~gophers. l5c. Druggists.
Kimball enterprise. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1883, 1883-05-25
Exceeding Great JOY

Quick, complete cure, all annoying Kidney, Blad-
der and Urinary Diseases. 81. Druggists.
Kimball enterprise. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1883, 1883-05-25
The Culture OF Beauty.

Frazer Axle Grease.
The Frazer axlegrease lasts four times as
long as any other.
National Republican., 1883-03-08
rN1oN pAcINlc nA1LWAY.

Annual Mcoting-EnrninRs and Expenses
-Taots and EIEures-E Election OF onl-
GERS.
NEW York, Mar. THE annual meeting
Of the stockholders of the Union Pacific rail-
way was held to-day. The annual report
show. that the gross earnings for the year
were 80 -, ,sSi,2l, operating expenses aud
taxes, el0T2T0i0.25; surplus earnings, Si?,-
09G,s3lOG; interest and dividends collected
on investment securities, S2,21l ,Cg035 total
surplus earnings, $1l,3OG03l,Sl EXpendi-
turcs: interest on bonds 1876 2O3.9J; dis.
count interest and exchange Sl72,1222l ;
sinking funds, Sii2000 amount due United
states on the business of the year, S20DI-
1890; premiums paid on bonds redeemed
and losses on securities disposed Of Sls.923l6 ;
total, SgIOGOJ0. Balance applicable 10
dividends $4,000, S95.Ol stock dividends, Z
per cont, Sl,26O 7sS; surplus for tho year,
S23IO,lOG0l. The total funded debt Of the
company Is S00T11705.55, less amount held
by trustees of consolidated bonds, SS,S122 2OD,
leaving the balance outstanding $Sl, $40, ,jOI.J5.
The following bonds were returned and Can-
cecd during the year, land grant bonds,
S5li,000; sinking fund mortgage bonds, Sll3
600; Omaha bridge bonds, 571O00; collateral
trust bonds, Sl3l 900; bonds held by trustees,
| Denver extension bonds, mortgage Denver
extension bonds, $4,000; total $1,153OOO.
Tho earnings were: From transportation Of
passengers, $5,i9L73O.01 freight, SO, ,l02,-
1879 mail, $7I6,5l5.Gl; express, S7is, 323O;
miscellaneous earnings, SIPS, $3.50 total,
S22 s23,S ,Ssl.2l. Operating expenses for tho
year lSs2, including taxes, S10,12G0l92S OPP
! Grating expenses including taxes in ISL,
Sl2, ,3i2.Ti decrease in 1852, Slf3 203l3.
Tho following were elected directors for the
ensuing year: Sidney Dillon, New York ;
Elisha Atkins, Boston, f. Gordon DoXtcr
Boston Fred. J.. Amcs, Boston Ezra IL.
Baker Boston Jay Gould, New York Rus.
sell Sage New York; Solon Humphreys,
| New York David Dows, New York, Gren-
| willie NJ. Dodge. Council BluAs; Augustus
Schell, New York; 5. II. il, Clark, Omaha
| John Sharp, Salt Lake City, Utah; Charles
Francis Adams, jr, Boston, Andrew IL.
/ Green, New York.
| The directors this afternoon declared u
dividen of II per cent, payable April ?. The
/ transfer books will close on March 10 and
| reopen on April g
National Republican., 1883-03-08
ARMY ANp NAVY.

The leave of absence granted Col. George l..
Andrews, 25th infantry, Sept. IL, 1882, is eN-
tended six months.
Admiral Porter, who has been seriously i'll
for the past week, is now thought TO be on
the rapid road to recovery.
1t is expected that the Nipsic will be ready
for sea in about two months, and will be or
dered to join the European squadron.
The extension of leave of absence granted
to First Lieut.. Alfred G. Sharpe, 22d infantry
Oct. 2l, 1882, is further extended five days.
Orders were issued from the Navy depart
ment yesterday afternoon putting the moni-
tor Miautanomoh, now lying at the Washing
ton navy yard, out Of commission.
The operation of so much of special orders
No. 4G, Feb. "a, 1883 from this office, as re.
latos TO Capt. Forrest IL. Hathaway, assistant
quartermaster, is suspended until further
orders.
Nidshipmau Manning X. Eyre has been
detached from the receiving ship Wabash and
ordered to the Ranger; Naval Cadet w. h
Addicks from the Miantonomoh, and granted
three months leave of absence.
Com. A. C. Rhind has been ordered to duty
as governor Of the naval asylum at Philadel
phia. This position has been vacant sine,
Vice Admiral Rowan was relieved to beComt
servatory. -'r ''H
Secretary Chandler has directed Comd,
Ludlow, commanding the United State
steamer Quinnebaug, European squadron, Il
disintcr and receive ON board the Quinncbaul
the remains of Lieut.. Comd'r W. X. Wheeler
who was buried at the mouth of the Guhoon
ON the west coast of Africa, and to convey
them to Madeira OF Lisbon or the most favor
! able point for sending them to tho United
States,
Tho United States steamer Yantic has ar
rived at Mobile from Pensacola. She will
sail on the twelfth instant for New Orleans
All the vessels of the North Atlantic station
are expected to be at New Orleans about tn,
| fifteenth instant when they will have com
peted their respective cruises in the Wes
Indies. The Swatara is at sea on her way tC
| Cayenne, French Guiana, near the mouth 0
| the Amazon,
National Republican., 1883-03-08
The cnse OF ,ne pstcctlrrr.

The citizens committee arc anxious to have
the eX-detectives brought TO trial as soon as
possible to avoid any possibility of miscar-
riago of justice. 10 this end Mr.. Wells, the
attorney, has been authorized to take the
necessary steps to have these cases assigned
for an early trial. 1t is thought that if all the
evidence that tho committee have is not
brought in the detectives Will win as they
will make strong fight The uneasiness
prevailing in police circles still con-
tinucs. 1t is thought that Commissioner
Edmonds will fully cooperate in tho
effort to break up the gangs of thieves who
have afflicted the community 50 long, and
will also be in favor of publication Of tho
police force, not only of those who have been
unlaithul and corrupt, If any, but also those
who have given evidence Of incompetency by
their inability to detect the crookcdness'
of their suboidinates.
National Republican., 1883-03-08
Liternry nntertnlnment.

The lecture hall Of the Young Mems Chris
tian association was packed with select
audience of ladies and gentlemen last night to
witness the exercises given by the members of
the literary society Of the association. A de-
bate upon the subject "That Utah Should
not be Admitted into the Union" was we'll
handled, and the remarks of the gentlemen
taking part in IL were animated and
lorcible. The question was decided in the
negative. Recitations, reading, solos, and duets
were given in very acceptable manner, also
an address by President f. II. White. The
association is in n iourishing condition, and
the members are progressing finely in their
good work. The following was the programme
rendered Solo Vocal, Miss c. l.. Moody;
reading, Prof. Il. G. Townsend; solo (vocaD,
DR.. Lagos Andre duet (guitar), Messrs.
Avery and Russell solo (vocaD, G. II. Wright;
closing, Y. NJ. c. a. Gleo club.
National Republican., 1883-03-08
A Big Farm In Texas.

There is before tho supreme court, to come
up on Thursday, one of tho most extensive
land cases now pending in any court--that of
Gen. William Preston, of Kentucky, against
the state of Texas. 1t involves 100000 acres
of land, to which Preston is rightfully en-
titled as the case seems to stand, and if the
claim were allowed as understood originally,
it would include land now occupied by cities,
towns, and cultivated farms. 1t is said that
all Gen. Preston expects Is to get from the
state of Texas the amount of land to which he
is entitled, and It's location will probably be
an immense fortune, however it may be To-
Gated, when finally allowed. Col. StOddard
Johnston, Of kentucky, who also has great
landed interests in Texas, is stopping at
Welcker's with Gen. Preston.
National Republican., 1883-03-08
A Distlnguished Visitor.

Dr. Max Sering, the representative of the
Prussian government, now travelling in this
country for the purpose of examining our
processes of agriculture, made an extended
visit to the agricultural department yester-
day in order to examine and report upon its
workings and also TO obtain such information
as should assist him i'm his inquiries. Com
missioner Loring spent some time with him
IN explaining his department, and, at Mr..
Servings request, has provided him with let
ters of introduction to representative men in
the different states and territories of the union.
During his short visit here DR.. Sering has
been ablo to obtain, through the bureau of
statistics accurate information of our imports
and EXPORTS while through the department
of agriculture he has secured valuable sta
tistcs of our annual productions and probable
demands rates and ircights on railways con-
dition Of labor, &C., and timely suggestions
relative to his investigations, and he cannot
fail TO be impressed with the completeness OF
the methods of statistical inquiry adopted by
the United States government,
National Republican., 1883-03-08
The Largest Pearl Ever Found,

Some remarkable pearls lately found neal
La Paz, Lower California, have excited much
interest. Three such extraordinary events
have taken place during the past month
Probably the largest pearl on record, weigh
ing seventy-fiye carats, was found toward the
close of December The fisherman sold it on
the spot for $4,000, which, however, was ar
insignificant sum compared with its rca
value. Now comes the announcement that
one Of tho fishermen employed has just dis
covered finely tinted and perfectly formed
pearl weighing iOrty-seven carat5 and valued
on the spot at $1,000; while yet another pear
was found about the same time, smaller thar
the former, but OF perfect shape, weighing
forty carats and valued II $1,000.
National Republican., 1883-03-08
A Yum Yum story.

Through long nights of fever and days of
weary restlessness Ninon watched by her
lovers side Strength returns to tho crippled
body, but the sorrowful eyes already wear
that helpless, vacant expression peculiar to
the blind, and the strong right arm is repre-
sented only by an empty sleeve.
He is not forbidden to speak now, and one
day as he hears Ninon's footstep by his bed
side, and the soft rustic Of her dress as she
bends over him, he says:
"Your are always with me, Ninon, are you
not {? or do dream it?"
II am always with you, Armand"
"What brings you hercP
" Because love you, dear"
Glove me?-but l am a cripple and blind"
"Yes, Armand, your eyes and your right
arm you have given to France, VIII you
give the rest to meW
"Ninon~ and tho left arm, the only one
he has, draws her quickly and passonately
to his side Her soft breath plays against his
check, and as his lips meet hers, she whis.
pers, Armand, my prince, l love yOu."--
From the French.
National Republican., 1883-03-08
D.D,hs OF Prominent peop,c.

BosTow, Mar. 7.--Nathaniel Thayer, we'll
known capitalist of this city, and for many
years member of the banking firm of John
Z. Thayer & Bro, died here this morning aged
Is years. (Mr. Thayer was generous patron
of Harvard college, having erected Thaycr
hall and given largely otherwise. He has
been a leading spirit in developing the great
railway system of the west and was also
identified with mining and other large enter
prises. lie has also been director of tho
New York Central the Michigan Central the
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy and the
Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore
roads.
RALEIGH, N. O., Mar. 7.-George W. Swep-
son, formerly banker and railway president,
and later a largo manufacturer, died here to-
day,
National Republican., 1883-03-08
SUPERIOR TO DISEASE.
All Royal Personagcs Having Morbid
Aversion TO Being Thought III.

Aversion TO Being Thought III.
] was looking into Lord Hervey's "Me-
moirs" the other day, says London Truth, and
was struck with tho perpetual truths Of his
remarks on the morbid aversion against
being thought i'll with which all royal per-
sonages are possessed "There was strange
incapaoity Of being sick, that ran through
tho whole royal family, which they car
ried so far that no one of them was more
willing TO own any other Of the family i'll
than to acknowledge themselves to be 80.
have known the king George III to get out of
his bed choking with sore throat, and in a
high fever, only to dress and have q levee and
in five minutes undress and return to his bed l.
till the same ridiculous farce of health was
to be presented the next day at the same
hour With all his fondness for the queen,
he used TO make her, in the like circum-
stances, commit the like extravagances, but
never with more danger and unoasiness
than at this time. She, who had been long
out or order with cough and little lurking
fever, Notwithstanding that she had been
twice blooded, grew every hour worse and
worse. However, the king lugged her the
night sho came from Konsington, the first of
Farinelli's performances, TO the opera, and
made her the next day 20 through all the
tiresOme ceremonies of drawing rooms and
balls, the fatigues of heat and crowds, and
every other disagreeable appurtenance 20
the celebration of birthday. In the
mornings drawing room she found
herself so near swoonug that she was
forced TO send Lord Grantham TO tho
king to bog he would retire, for she was
unable to stand any longer. Notwithstanding
which he brought her into a still greater
crowd at the ball, and there kept her till IL
o'clock" Mir. Greville relates somo similar
details respecting George ~; and when the
prince consOrt was in the first stage of the
fever which killed him he went out ON u
cold, raw November day to attenda volunteer
review in the home park at Windsor.
National Republican., 1883-03-08
Henry s,xbert,s Nyin-Hls cremation.

PHILADELPHIA, Mar. 7.--Thc will Of the
late Henry Seybert was made public to-day,
and it was found that almost his entire estate,
amounting TO over a million dollars, was left
to educational and charitable institutions.
The total number of bequests is seventy-nine,
amounting to $4,000, the largest of which
is $12O,OOO to the university of Penn
sylvania for the endowment of q chair OF
mental and moral philosophy and the
endowment Of ward in the wing
for chronic diseases. These bequests
are, according to the will, to be
paid out of the income of the estate, SO that
It will take several years for the executors to
pay them all, and the residue OF the estate
which WILL when all the above bequests are
paid, amount to $1,000000, is left in trust tC
the executors, to be used by them in the es
tablishment Of two similar institutions for the
care and education of boys and girls respect
lively. In accordance with wish expressed
in the will, Mr.. Seyberts body was crematcC
to-day at the LeMoyne furnace, at Washing
ton, Pa.
National Republican., 1883-03-08
Industry I'm the Southwest.

Col. W. S. Wilson, formerly collector of
internal revenue at Louisville, KY, and for
several years connected with the Commercial,
has begun the publication of a paper called
the Industrial NeWs. 1t is issued twice a
month, and is intended to be authority in all
matters pertaining to the trade and manu-
featuring of its section, with revenue decis-
ions and department. rulings to date, so far
as they can effect business of any kind.
With the exposition boon coming on the
enterprise is sure to succeed.
National Republican., 1883-03-08
DOMINION RIFLENIEN.
The sharpsbooters OF Canada and the
Marquis OF Lorne's Speech.

The sharpsbooters OF Canada and the
Marquis OF Lorne's specch.
OTTAWA, ONT, Mar. 7.--An adjourned
annual meeting of the Dominion Rifle asso-
citation was held to-day in the railway COM
mitteo room of the house of commons The
attendance was large. Among those present
werc tho Marquis of Lornc, many members
of parliament and military gentlemen from
all parts.of the dominion. After the adop-
tion Of the annual report, which gave II
resume of last years operations, n vote of
thanks was rendered the governor general
and the Princess Louise for prizes
offered and tho interest his excel
lency had cvinced in the success of the
association from time to time, His eXcellency
replied in u neat speech, in which he promised
to continue his interest in the workings of
the association, and expressed the hope that
a shield valued at $500 would be offered for
competition at the prize meeting in 1883 by
auxiliary forces of England, as II mark of es-
TEEN toward their Canadian brethren. He
appealed to banking institutions and other
corporations to assist in swelling the
price list, and expressed tho belief that
every father and mother in the domin-
ion, as duty to the state, should con-
tribute their mite toward successfully
carrying out the objects OF the association.
He made complimentary reference to the mil
itary schools and colleges of the dominion,
and pointed out their usefulness in educating
men to lead forces should an emergency arise.
The minister OF militia and others delivered
speeches. The governor general and the oili-
GERS of the association were entertained at
luncheon by the speaker Of the house Of COM
mons. Col. Czowisky was reelected presi-
dent for 1883.
National Republican., 1883-03-08
y,ist I,ues TO he Made I'm Americo,

As an evidence Of the great immigration Ia
this country from ireland it may be stated
that there are now on their way three hun
dred Irish girls from Limerick, who have
been engaged by wealthy firm in New Eng
land for the manufacture of the iar-famed
"Limorick" lace. These girls are not
"paupers," neither are they going to Gun,
dcrmne the labor of thcir east in the United
States" They come rs skilled laborers, ar
lists in the manufacture OF that exquisite
fabric of lace of which Limerick, as well as
all Ireland, is justly proud Of
National Republican., 1883-03-08
RuaInena EniIurcs.

CINcINNATI, Mar. IN, L. Upson, propri-
etor of the Central Oil works, has made an
assignment to Charles /. Mitchell. His labl-
ities arc SCI ,0OO assets, $4,000.
NEW York, Mar, THE assignment sched-
ule of Jacob Levy and Louis Kramer to Sam'l
Kramer, filed to-day, states: Liabilities,
S3i,63O: nominal assets, S2d,025, and actual
assets, S110Oi.
CHICAGO, Mar. 7.--Magnus Anderson, show
case manufacturer has assigned, Liabilities
$4,000 assets, $4,000.
National Republican., 1883-03-08

their truo love has always run smooth, both
families being agreeable" and there was no
visible obstacle to their union years ago, ex
cept that they never before were quite ready.
Friends first laughed, and then teased thom,
and at last the condition Of affairs became so
much q matter of course that even gosiips
forgot to busy itself about them. The young
lady was one OF the bellies of the town, and
had no lack Of other sutors, but she turned q
deaf ear to them all.
National Republican., 1883-03-08
Dlstrict Bnildinrs provl,led Eror.

Among the appropriations by congress for
the district were those for the erection of six
school houses, which are very much needed.
Then thcrc is provision for building a homo
for destitute colorod persons aud for enlarging
the industrial home school, The amount of
money for these buildings is Sl1s,000. There
is also appropriated $4,000 for new furnaces
in the public school buildings.
National Republican., 1883-03-08
conseoratlon aIeetlng OF the wv. c. y. U.

Conservation Meeting or the w. G. II. u.
The meeting of the Woman's Christian
Temperance union of the district, held at
their business headquarters, Temple hotel
and cafe, yesterday, was one of great inter-
est. The parlors were we'll filed. Mrs. c. L.
Roach presided, and at the opening Mrs
Deane and Mrs. Dove offered prayer. The
Bible reading was given by the president
Conservation to Christian Work" being the
subject. Mrs. Capt. Perry, who has spent
many years on government ships with her
husband, who is in the navy, gave eloquent
words, which stirred all hearts to greater in
tercst in temperance work for the soldier
and sailor Rev. DR.. Blanchard, ex-presi-
! dent OF Wheldon college, Chicago,
was present, and spoke encouragingly
of the w. c. 7. U. in this city and in the
country at large. Mrs. Bishop Andrews, Mrs.
| Scott of Philadelphia, Mrs. Taylor of Ohio,
and many others from different states were
in attendance, and pledged their cooperation
with tho work of tho society here and else
where. These meetings are to be held each
! Wednesday at 1850 p m, and promise to be as
! interesting as any over held in the district.
! They are open to both gentlemen and ladies.
/ Mrs. DR., Mitchell, OF Paris, who was expected
| yesterday, was detained at home by a severe
cold, She is expected next week to address
| the meeting.
National Republican., 1883-03-08
LnYnI LEGION.

The regular monthly meeting of the Mil
itary Order of the Loyal Legion was held at
the Arlington hotel last night. Over a hum
dred officers and ex-ofHccrs of the army and
navy were present, and supper was served
at the close of the business meeting. Speeches
were made by Gen. Jacobs Gen. Ordway,
Senator Manderson, and Mai. O'COnnor.
National Republican., 1883-03-08
The yvashlnston Light infantry.

AT the regular monthly meeting of the
Washington Light Infantry corps last night
thirty active members were elected, and the
following honorary contributing members
d. J.. Morrison, w. A, Mckinney, Dennis
Council, Thomas Il, Waggaman, w. b, Moses,
NJ. w. Beveredgc, J..W, Pumphrey, and G. w.
Mattingly. Second Liouts Cowie, Entwisle,
Neumeyer, DuGey, and Harrison were elected
National Republican., 1883-03-08
Parrot G,ossin.

The parrot over in the corner room of tho
Congressional fell into a moody CONVEX
sation with himself yesterday, and after Bit
ing n chunk of wood out of his perch, he sud
denly and with unnecessary shrillncss asked,
Who're are tho Texas men?' Nobody paid
any attention, which made the parrot mad,
and he suddenly piped out with, Counter, of
Arkansas, takes 1T straightw Then he
winked and apparently rehearsed some of the
phrases he had heard coming out directly
with n rambling and disconnected lot Of
calculations such as "Join u.s. Mr. Bliss
hows Brooklyn ~ "Havo sugar in yours,
Wiggins27 ''Take another, Boudinot-oh,
take anotherw Gen. Hooker, of Mississippi
gentlemen Glad to see you, general.6
Here's Oscar Turner! Well, III be d--dw
"Who beat the whiskey bill?' "Keifer's
dandy ha-ha-haw "Pve come over to take
drink and wait until Dick Townsend gets
through speaking" ave don't expect the
river and harbor bill to get through the sem
ate but don't give it away Hello-here's
Senator Voorhees, w "Call of the dogs pi
" Rye or bourbon% "Shake it up, shake it
upw oh this straw d--n everybody
d-n everybody" And so the green bird
chartered away, rehearsing to the idle bar
keeper what he had picked up during the
winter"