Kimball enterprise. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1883, 1883-06-15
GENERAL NEWS NOTES.

The Freeman's Journal the leading Cath
oIlc newspaper OF America, declares the
recent encyclical to Irish bishops was not
issued by the pope, as many have thought,
but by the propaganda. II also gives diff
London Times which changes materially
the phraseology and purport of the lette|.
Inc difference IS caused. it is claimed, by
translatlng 1t according to scholastic Latin.
which was used in the Times version. and
by tran stating it according to ecc,esiastica!
Latin, which is followed by Mr.. McMasters.
IRe main point OF difference is that where
the London Times makes it appear an anti
lrish-decument, that OF Mr. McMasters, the
editor of the Freeman's journal, shows how
Cardinal Slmeoni, project of the prop.
aganda, holds that the right of the Irish
people to struggle for liberty is an impre.
scriptible one.
The Congregational Anne rican Home Mis-
sionsry union snet at Syracuse, N. Y, this
year. The cash receipts for the year were
s31, 100: missionaries employed, l,15O; Sun
day school and Bible class scholars, lO6,-
o5s; 9 o' enIrcnes and stations statedly supplied
LOB; the year S resources were SS9S. Si6; to-
tai expenditures and liahilities S35S.91
Rev DR.. Woolsey OF New Fayen was
chosen president.
In the L. S. court at Winona s. verdict ,f
$500 ives rendered against James Flypp for
cutting timber or government land, Joseph
Walsh, indicted for perjury in p.e-emption
IN the Duluth land district, pleaded not
guilty, and was held in $500 to the next
term. Charles Pelleter and Stepben Pen.
nington have been indicted for the same Of
fense as above
capt. Olson OF the Norwegian bank, Insa.
has arrived in New York, and says that on
the i4th OF February, when eighty miles
northwes. Of Eugano, violent earthouake
was encountered, during which the water
loaned and rose to considerable height,
gong up IN nearly straight columns. and
osoke with great force over the vessels
decks.
E1-foilce Sergeant George Arms -rone
h'ty years old, witnessed the BROOKLYN
oraoge panic, and was crazed by it. He was
an old officer retired on an $500 pension.
he was WoEnded in the riots in 1865. He
was taken to the Bellevue hospital and
placed in the insane pavilion
Benjamin Butterworth of Ohio. William
A. Patton and Charles L. Perkins, of New
York, will act as government inspectors for
seveniy,nve miles Of new Northern Pacifi,
roadbed in Montana. The government can
hardly keep up with the track layers.
The aggregate value Of the real estate held
by the thirteen Presbyterian semdna-ies in
the United States is 81 6sl, ,soS, and of en-
dowments So, ,06s, 40S. They have titty-two
professors and 532 students-a falling off OF
lou' nom the report of 1882.
The directors of the Baptist Theological
seminary OF Chicago have just received S4o,-
GOO from John D. Rockefeller OF Cleveland.
OHIO, toward their desired endowment fund
OF quarter of q million.
A suit to recover SIC, 900 damages for an
attempted assault has been brought by Miss
Maggie Cronin against Rev. Florence Nc
Carthy, OF st. Cecilia Roman Catholic
church, Brooklyn.
Moe than 1000 members OF the Dickin. (
son family from all parts OF the Union are
expected TO be present at the Dickinson
'amlly reunion at Amherst, Mass on Aug.
s AMI 8. 1A"s'
James Baker wants sl0o, 900 of the gold
iust Of the Methodist Book concern. and !
he is going to the bedrock of the law after
it, "A'e'
There is great excl tement in lower Cali
'ornia over new gold fields, said To he |
known only to the Indians.
The mayor of Topeka is to be intpeacbed
o1 not enforcing the prohibition liquor
aw.