The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1883-10-26
Personal Mention.

Edward Earll and William v. Cox, Uni
ted states delegates to the International fish.
cries exhibition, announce the following
awards: The jury awarded 4s gold, AZ sill
yer and % bronze medals "a diplomas and 7
sneci ! pr yes to United states exhibitors.
The United states fish committee received
10 gold medals. Otber gold medals were
given the United states national museum.
the U.ited states lig.t house board and the
United states signal service. A gold medal
was also { iven, among other citizens of the
United stateS, to Prof. d .vid s. Jordan OF
the Indiana university, Bloomington, for
works on ichthyology.
Beacher on Butler: Butler is an apoca.
lyptic vision, with ten horns and as many
eyes. There Is but one Gen. Butler in all
the world. There Is no other mar like
him. and when he was cast the model was
either lost or destroyed. Butler, unlike
bis democr tic cenfreres, is original and
courageous. Personally and privately,
kutier is a good man. He is an honest
man, a charitable a kindly man. 1
don't believe that he ever turned a deaf ear
to q tale of distress, or ever let misery go
uuassisted.
Gen. Roger &. Pryo. sent the following
cable to Patrick Ford ofNew York: The
.umor that I have advised against further
subscriptions for 'O'Donnel's defense is ut
terly untrue. Friends of the prisoner must
he on their guard against malicious reports.
Money is much needed to defray the ex-
penses of witnesses from distant parts, and
tor other necessary outlays. We are fight
ing to postpone the trial to the middle of
November.
Sedgwick Rice, son of ex-mayor Rice,
passed his examination satisfactorily before
the army board at Fortress Monroe and is
now commissioned as a second lieutenant
in the T wenty. second infantry, Gen. Stan
ley's regiment, with the headquarters at
Santa Fe. To he an officer OF the army has
long been Lieut.. Reefs fondest dream and
all who know congratulate him on its real
ization.
Lillian Spencer, the actress, whose yea
son was sud to have become dethro ned
while playing the part of Cora in Ardcle
Al at Atlanta, Ga, recently, arrived at her
home at Ellsworth, Pa. She has fully re-
covered and will join her company next
week.
When Hamilton Fish's daughter was
married recently, at Elizabeth, MI, to Mr..
Roosevelt Of Englald, she entered the
church wearing the $4,000 of diamonds
given her by The groom AND carrying i n
her ungloved hand a prayer boo 8.
Mrs. Boniface, the well known actress, the
widow of the late George G. Bonifaee, died
at North 6cituate on the 18th. She made
her first appearance at the age of eighteen
years i'll Rochester as Mrs. st. Clair in I'm
Gle ToM's Cabin.
Mrs. Fannie Sprague, widow of Amasa
and mother of Ex-Gov. William Sprseue,
died at Greton Conn.,, III the 18th inst,
aged nearly eishty-four years.
Edward Hunter, the head bishop Of the
Mormon church, and one of the oldest
members of the church, died at Salt Lake on
the 18th inst aged ninety years.
George Head, formerly of Rochester and
later of Fergus Falls, died OIL the 4th, at
Hamilton. Bermuda Islands, whittier he
had gone for health.
Capt. Robert T. Emmett of the army, q
grand nephew of the Irish patriot, was
married the 11th, in New York, to Miss
Helen Phelps.
A few gentlemen have contributed s6, 600
to pay the preliminary expenses OF a six
months mission of Moody and Sankey at
I%slington.
u. Headley, a contracting carpenter of
St. Paul, has mysteriously disappeared with
money OF other people advanced on con-
tracts.
Benton papers are authority Tor the state
ment that Col. Guido Ilges will practice
law in hat city.
Alfred Anstell, six years old, of Atlanta,
Ga, owns $4,000. At majority he will
have $3.50, O00.
Sessions, the New York legislator has
been acquitted of the charge of bribery.
Lyman Trumbull says the negro's rights
are cafe as evsr.