The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1884-12-05
court At Grand Forks, OAK, Of . feloaIous Ms,
sault on Malloy with Il knife

court At Grand Forks, OAK, Of . feloalous MS.
sault on Malloy with n knife
knud Syendsen, living in Nora, MIMI, drank
coffee with o neighbor and died soon after, it
IS supposed from tho effects OF poison
1t has just been ascertained that Q. H. Scott,
q merchant at Woodland, Man, forged notes on
the Merchants a to the extent of $4,000.
Scott fled the country.
The Boston Knights of Honor Observer,
newspaper, charged Robert ]. Breckenridge of
Louisville with being a large defanlter OF the
funds Of the order, and win have a libel suit to
defend for its pains.
Willis Green, with one wife already, clipped
with an Alabama girl, telling her that he
wanted to add ga spice of romance to their
union Now her brother is looking for him
with q shotgun to make the affair still moro
realistically romantic
The trial of Daniel Holcomb at jackson,
Mich, for the murder of the Crouch family,
was, on account of the sickness OF . Juror,
postponed two days. The prosecuting httor-
ney, Frank E. Hawlett, died suddenly, and the
trial has been postponed.
The trial OF David Miller for selling liquor
without . license, in Dodge Center, Mimi, re-
suited in q verdict of guilty, after ten or twelve
hours Of consultation and discussion. He was
%sentencedt to pay q fine of $l0O and $50 costs
or to be imprisoned eighty days. He chose the
imprisonment, and went into Jail.
At Concord, N. H, q slight shock was felt
Sunday morning, followed sixteen minutes lat
er by . heavy one lasting several seconds, dur
Ing which large buildings were shaken. The
second shock was accompanied by . heavy
rumbling noise sufficiently loud to awaken
O6bDie. Sh0nkR were felt in yaripua nartH NJ
the state.
Chicago, in company with Special Agents
Gray and Bracket of New York, seized all the
goods IN the possession Of Edward Morris,
alias Thomas, of Vienna, who recently has
been accused Of smuggling and swindling
Chicago jewelers.. The value Of the goods
seized is about $4,000. :
Edward B, Case, of tho we'll known insur-
ance firm Of r. Case Co., Chicago, was
found in the basement Of his house Sunday
night with his skull crushed in two pieces.
From incoherent words the supposition is that
the wounds were inflicted by q man named
Roach. a Waterman discharged by Case recent
ly. 1t is believed he cannot live.
James Black and August Kilber, who at
tempted the burglary Of Burck Il Clark's store
at Menomonie, Wis, a pal being killed by a
clerk sleeping in; the store, have been sen
tenced-Black to five years in the penitentiary,
while Kilber, who is only fifteen, goes to the
reform school at Waukesha. Kilber was q st.
Paul newsboy, and Black q Minneapolis crook
Policeman Grant and.Devins of Newark, N
j., have been committed to await trial on the
charge OF highway robbery and attempted shoot
ing. While drunk on duty Sunday night they
attacked n man, robbed him and fired several
shots at him while he was trying to escape.
Two other policemen who failed to arrest
the guilty officers were suspended by the
mayor.
A sensa.ion was created at Louisville. KY,
by a publication in the Boston Knights of Hon
or Observer charging that Robert ]. Broken
ridge, late supreme treasurer of the knights of
Honor, is a defaulter 70 the extent Of $780, 600.
Incidentally the same paper refers to Col.
Breckenridge as q rival of Capt. Kidd and
other such personages." Numerous other in
situations and charges are multiplied together
to fill out nearly half q column. In addition to
its local report the Observer speaks editorially
of Col. Breckenridge ant, aFraigns him for be-
ing accountable for large sums of money to
widows and orphans of departed brethren of
the Knights of Honor. The general opinion
among knights Of Honor is that the charge is
not time. Col. Breckenridge will sue for libel.