Kimball enterprise. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1883, 1883-05-04
Personal Mention.

Personal Mention.
Lieut.. Robert T. Ames, Eight infantry.
has been ordered to accompany a detach-
ment of recruits to San Francisco. Second
Lieut.. John FL. Beacon, at his own request,
has cen transferred from the Eighteenth to
the Third infantry, and will join his COM
pany at Fort Howe, Montana. The super
l~ntendent of the general recruiting service
has been directed to forward IT'S recr its to
Fort Smelling for assignment, as follows:
Seventy-tive TO the fifth infantry, ffty to
the Eighteenth and ~one-hundred for assign
ment, fifty to the Fifteenth infantry, and
fifty TO the Twelfth infantry.
The Boston Traveller tells a story of how
Col. George H. Butler, when he was on his
way TO Dakota in 1877, with a fresh COM
mission as postal inspector in his pocket,
went through the sleeping car at might, wax
ing everyone up and insisting that every man
drink from his bottle of whiskey- Among
others disturbed in this way was Bishop
Simpson, who telegraphed a full account of
ing, with the result that Butler found at his
destination a dispatch dismissing him from
the service.
When Mr.. n. L. House, living in Brain
erd, arose early to make a fire, he, as he
SUPPOSE i0lp LIS vie S1sepiilS. INctutlllIlp
soon afte, to call her, he was Mortified to
find her dead. The body was still warm,
and physicians were summoned, but she
was beyond hope.
James Park, Jr., one of the Oldest iron
and steel manufacturers of Pittsburg, and a
strong protectionist, died recently of apo
plexy. His estate is valued at over So, O0O,-
600, while his life was insured for $500, 600.
Miss Jennie Campbell, the young lady
who was dying of consumption, but who
suddenly arose and wen. about as cured q
couple of months ago at Quincy, Mich, the
cure being attributed to prayer, is dead.
Rev. Heher Newton, who is on his way to
join Min, is under trial in New York for
believing and disbelieving q great deal that
he should and should not as & good Episco-
palian.
Private kilograms received at Washington
from Providence, r. L., state that Senator
Anthony's condition grows more serious.
He is now believed a victim to Bright's
disease.
Col. Higginson says Harvard had more
drunkenness when he was a student than at
present, and has always been better in that
than German universities.
Henry McDaniels has been elected gov
ernor of Georgia, without any fuss. There
was only one ticket in the field.
Cardinal Luigi Intici Mattel is dead, aged
seventy-two years. He was created cardi.
nal priest in 1875.
A New York dispatch announces the
death of Mrs. Ada Russell, mother of Mrs.
w. s.. Hancock.
W. Woods White of Atlanta declines the
appointment of secretary of the civil service
commission.
Bonanza Mackey has bought Victor
Emanuel's country seat in Italy for $780,
600.
The wife of solicitor General Philips died
recently, of apoplexy, while making her
toilet.
Gov. Horace Austin, register ofthe Fargo
land district, is in Washington.
Couldock the actor, was seventy-fye the
26th of April.
Foreign News Summary.
Lord Carlingford, lord president OF the
council and minister of agriculture, reply
ing in the house Of lords to Lord Dunraven's
remarks regarding the condition of the peo-
pie in Ireland, said accounts from the dis
tressed districts had been decidedly more
encouraging during the last few weeks.
He said that the government were agreed
that emigration was the best and inevitable
remedy for distress. but they had neither
the right, nor was it necessary, to force it
upon the people. The government had re-
ceived a hopeful offer for the rem oval of a
number of selected families across the At
lantic. In consequence of this statement
the motion of Lord Dunrayen for the adop-
ton of a scheme of emigration was with
Drawn.
London, Special: The English govern
ment is forced to adopt Russian methods to
ascertain who are its friends and who are
its enemies. This is the result of the recent
dynamite explosion, and, as you can read
lily imagine, the American colony is the OBJ
ject of closest scrutiny. The truth is that
Americans in London are very carefully
watched, and to be seen with one of them is
to be suspected of being an Irishman with a
mind full ofplots and atrnnk tail of bombs.
Well, this espionage would be funny if it
were not persistent and impeItineEt.
In the house of lords, Lord Dunrayen
called attention to the distress in Ireland,
and urged o comprehensive scheme ofemi-
grafton. The marquis of Landsd owne also
favored emigration. stating that there were
aquarter Of million of tenants whose hol-
dings were unable to support them, even if
they pay no rent. The steamer Scandina-
, Wan sailed from Neville for Quebec and
Montreal with 2s2 Mayo emigrants. 1t is
stated that l,3O0 persons Of Galway have APP
piled to the government for assistance to 90
to America.
In the house of commons recently, Glad
stone, replying to a question by Bourke, as
20 whether any steps had been taken at
Washington relative to conspiracies organ
lied in America against England. did not
think It'll accordance with the public in
terest to make sny statement touching COM
munication with the United States govern
ment on the subject of outrages. 1
The prisoners now in K;lmainham Jail