The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1883-08-31

When the American ENJOYS wer, presented
to him recently he worea winged cap very
much like the caps ofhis minister's: his dress
consisted off single garment OF bright red
ilk, with long flowing sleeves reaching to
he floor: at the waist it was secured Ey a
belt Of crimson and gold. On each Shout
der ard on the breast of his garment were
Ilarge dragons In heavy gold embroidery.
The London Times correspondent at st.
Petersburg, ina dispatch referring to the
expulsion from st. Petersburg OF American
Jews, in accordance with the law ~forhidding
Jews to live in that city, says it is not like.
" that the Russian officials have been nver
strict in such cases, in view of the repeated
protests by the British and American
government in regard to the treatment of
jews. Thu Jew who was expelled declined
to ask the project as q favor, to allow him
to remain until he had transacted his lbus-
mess, as he could not demand such treat
ment as q right.
Tn English, postoffice savings bank con-
tinues to be q most successful institution.
A quarter of a million additional depositors
opened accounts in the bank during the
year 1882. The total number at the ena of
the year was thus nearly S,000,0OO the
amount of their deposits beng over $780,
0O0,000-an increase of nearly f3. DOC. 900
during the year, the largest annual increase
yet received.
Montreal telegram-Before leaving on
an excursion to the Rockies tonight
George Stevens, and Hon. Donald Smith,
one OF the directors of the Canadian Paci.
fic railway, donpted $4,000 each, the first
to build a wing to the general hospital in
memory Of the late DR.. Campbell, the sec.
ond to endoW a chair OF medicine in the
McGil university.
The king of Bavaria has ordered q single
private performance of Parsifal at the opera
house at Munich. with all the original
scenic effects. The king sits alone in a
curtained box unseen. 1t costs him $12,-
500.
Mr.. Frelinghuysen, Secretary of state,
and Mr.. Brewster, attor 1ey general, have
officially announced the death of Judge
Black and directed that suitable honors be
paid to bis memory.
Sir Charles Upper proposes to establish
q direct line of steamers from Germany to
Canada. in hopes of diverting the tide OF
Teutonic emigration to the shores of the
Dominion.
The London Times warns the Irish men,
bers TO draw it mild.
Madame Tussaud has a wax figure of
Carey, the informer.
GENERAL NEWS IN BRIEF.
Gen. Augur, in command of the depart
ment of Texas, has struck a blow at the
practice of post traders cashing the pay ac-
counts of army officers. In q general order
he prohibits the traders of that department
from cashing, receiving in payment or in
any way handling or negotiating pay ac-
counts that are not due at the date OF the
transactions. Violations of the order will
subject offenders to annulment of appoint.
ment. Paymasters, too, are required to be
more particular in future, and must report
every case, where it is evident that officers
accounts were transferred in violation OF
the regulations.
The new Methodist church on Thirteenth
avenue south and Seventh street, Minneapo-
lis which has been in course Of c~onstruction
during the past year was formally dedicated
the 1871. Bishop Foss preached the dedicate
~ sermon, taking for his text Psalm 1877,
fifth and sixth verses. The sermon was a
mastery effort. At the close of the ser
mon the remaining So, 900 needed was con-
tributed, and the bishop proceeded to dedi-
cate the church, free from all indebtedness.
as are all Methodist churches in the city.
Owing to dissatisfaction with the action
of the Knights of Labor during the tele-
graphers' strike, the TWO assemblies at
Pittsburg formed by the chimney glass
have seceGed from the Knights of Labor
and formed Plate-Glass Blowers assembly
| No. 4. Next Sunday the Gatherers' assembly
knights of Labor, 260 strong, will secade
and form Assembly No.5 of the new order.
The impression at Pittsburg is that the
Knights Of Labor will burst up.
3 Livingston Tribune: The committee APP
pointed to interview the various Indian
tribes in Montana, called at the reservation
on their way to Helena and were received
in a very cool manner. In fact, Mr.. 10 had
nothing to say, aud if he had, would not
divulge. Threats were made that Uncle
Sam would use his army in the argument;
but that did not change the attitude Of Lot
so the committee returned, not favorably
impressed with the native element.
A full-blooded negro in Logan county
Arkansas, is gradually becoming white
He has a beautiful, white epidermis all ovel
his body. except his face, which has a mot
tied appearance, being yet full of the small
dark spots surrounded by q white skin
The d~iscoloration or shedding of the blacA
shin has been going on for many years..
II. L. Brideman, ofFrank Leslie's illus
trated newspaper, writes the Northwestern
agent o. that publication that he expects or
the oooasi0n 0f sshhs laying O the last rail o.
the Northern Pacific to have one of the bes
artists in the country to make the sketches
for the paper.
The new legislature of Kentucky con
tains Ave republicans and thirty-thret
democrats in senate, and eleven republicans
two independents and eighty-six democrats
in the house, and one district to be decided
on account of tie vote.
Two Philadelphia spectators have en-.
gagged twenty young women to play base
States, and the young ladies are practicine
daily.
! George MOBILES daughter found $66 in
gold coin at Lancaster, WIS, while driving
the cattle to pasture. The latest date or
them is 1s43.
The suspension of Scott & Kaight, bank
ers and brokers, of Wall street, both mem.
bers of the stock exchange, was announced
on the 2lst.
Clark & Edwards, printers of Chicago,
failed. Liabilities, $4,000; assets unknown,
The Evening News Of Minneapolis, has
suspended.
PERSONAL NEWS NOTES.
Iieut. A. r. Wood. Fourth cavalry, now