Kimball enterprise. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1883, 1883-07-13
GENERAL NEWS NOTES.

J NNsA'SAsANSSANAS&AsS
600 feet Of marble have been issued.
GENERAL NEWS NOTES.
Il Anumber of light showers fell Wedne
day and Thursday morning. Veeetstio
has been very much revived, but consider
able more water is needed, The crops d
not appear to have suffered so much as wa
generally sup osed, but the danger the
were IN wss sufficient to cause much anxiety
Inc wheat 1s up about two feet, and there
fore sufficiently strong to hold its own fn
while. The rains that fell were very gel,
eral throughout the Red RIVER valley
They were not, however, continuous no
heavy.
Ten thousand iron workers in Stafford
shire, England, who are on strike, will
banners, marched, to Dudly Fort and Tip
ton, and entered the iron works at thos
places and equenched the fires IN the fur.
naces, thus stopping all work A force o.
police on hand Were powerless to preyen,
the action of the strikers. The strikers
stopped work at many other places. The
MOP dwlndi ed as the day wore on. The
police finally dispersed the remnant of tht
mob and arrested the ringleader
The headquarters of the Salvation army
in Peterson n. j.. including the hallelujah
restaurant are in the hands of the sheriff
IrSlS months ago the army purchased the
lease OF saloon and thrater, and Mrs
| Whitehead, recent convert, ADJ sauced
$! zoo on the note of Major Moore. Mrs.
whitehead heasing the major was about to
sail for En- gland obtained an attachment
against the property. 1t Is expected the
matter Will be compromised by Mrs. White
! head assuming charge of the troops and res
| taurant
Three Lafayette county, Mo-, judges,
Lockhart, Harrison and Prather, who have
teen in gail at Jefferson City for several
| weeks. for refusing to levy special tax to
pay an installment Of $1,000 on the iudg-
| ment obtained by Cochran Fleming on the
bonds of the county, have been released,
the two former on leave of absence. the last
by order of Judge Kgekel of the United
States district court, because his term had
expired.
A months festivities On the 33d anniver-
sary of the first European colonization of the
city of sante Fe, New Mexico, and the
American continent opened recently under
the most fattering auspices. The grand
procession was perhaps the most unique
and interesting OF anything OF the kind ever
attempted by the descendants of the INST
distinguished Spaniard that ever visited
American soil.
Southwestern Kansas, or more properly
the lower Arkansas valley, is in the midst
of hal vest. This section, including the coun.
ties OF Sedgwick, Butler, Cowley and Sum
ner. never.had finer crop of wheat These
counties will cut about 25O.OOO acres. or
from 100000 to 100000 bushels. The
oat crop, which IS ripeniAg rapidly, will be
simply immense. The counties named have
nearly 49, 900 acres of growing corn.
Judge W. R. Wagstaf, of the Paoli
(Kans.) district, has been used by St. Louis
parties for board, tuition and clothing fur.
nished one Miss Lille Torrey at the re-
ques! of the defendant The suit causes con-
siderable talk, as Judge Wasstaf is yery
prominent politician.
Within the past six months the Boston
port physicians have examined %, $50 as
sisted emigrants. Many of them were too
feeble by reason of age or other imfirmity
for self support, and must be aided by pri-
vate and public charities. Most of them
are without luggage and scantily clothed.
Rev. Mr.. Percivals church in Philadel-
phia is disrupted on the question of high
churchism. The rector is low church, and
the high churchers are trying to oust him.
They have the records and the civil courts
thus far on their side.
Secretary Chandler to.day issued al or
der prohibiting the naval officers attached
to cruising war vessels from transfer ring
their families from their usual place of
abode to more convenient visiting points.
The penalty for disobedience is suspension
from duty.
The Dominion minister of militia has de-
clined to grant the request of the Victoria
Rifles to cross the line to attend the review
at Champlain on the Fourth OF July.
The statae Of the late President Gen.
Zachary Taylor arrived at Louisville from
Carrara, Italy, and will be unveiled as soon
as ii is put in the cemetery.
The directory of milwaukee about to be
issued shows an increase of population dur
ing the past year of 10000, and a total OF
14S,OOO.
Evangelist Moody's Northfeld. Mass,
school for girls received last week be-
quest of $50,00O from Boston man.
After a long controversy, Nelson G. Ora
per has been appointed temporary tea in
spector tor the port of Chicago.
- AAS AZ PoAI Va q dSLt bStNSCi lWO
ters in Hartford babtismal iont is said to
have been wholly unfounded.
Nashville has q new National bank with
$500, 600 capital, and to be called the Ameri-
can National.
William stagg has been appointed State
treasurer of Michigan, vice Humphrey re.
signed.
Great preparations are making for the
opening OF Yellov vstone PARK hotel Au-
gust l.
There were 5000 people at the Red Rock
camp meeting last Sunday
The water of St. Louis is receding at from
six to eight inches day.
Litchfeld, ILL.,, has put liquor licenses up
from $500 to $500.
THE CRIMINAL RECORD.
William Il. Seaman, aged tweniy-fcur
shot and killed his sister Fanny, aged
twenty-eight, and then killed himself at
Throgg's Neck, Westchester county, n. Y,