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The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1884-05-23
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Is located on the Main Line of
the Chicago, Milwaukee & st.
Paul Railroad, 48 miles west OF
Mitchell and % miles east OF
Chamberlain. 1t has a fine pub
lie school building, good church.
es, a tirst-class postoffce, two
banks, two good hotels, one
large grain elevator and mate
rial on the ground for another.
three lumber yards, all carrying
immense stocks; several black
smith shops, good livery stables,
and stores representing all
branches of trade. Still the
country demands more and to
live men great inducements are
offered to invest in this
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1884-05-23

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Washington, expect TO leave soon for ST. Panl
MINI whore Col Clough intends to prActici
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1884-03-14

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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-12-09
SOUTH CAROLINA

small houses are IN great demand IN Beau
fort.
W Il. Dingle. Of Clarendon county. raised a
sweet potato this year 500 inches long.
The first drove of Western hogs for the sea
son arrived in Newborry on Thursday last.
The persimmon and locust crop in Ander-
son county Is SAID to be very large this year.
ID. p. Werner, of Greenville. Killed last week
a pig, year old, which We ighd8S22 pounds.
+. W. r. Nance sold some forty or fifty head
of hogs IN Due West on Saturday last at &C.
Gamble Smith, of Abbeviue county. made
this year 70 wagon loads Of corn ON 10 acres of
land.
The Agassiz Association. "for the observa-
tIon and study of natural Objects" has been
organized in Chester.
}. IL. Bowie, Of AbbevilIe county, made
this year > bushels of fine COOLERS on q quar-
ter of an acre of ground.
The Rev. A. J. 5. Thomas, of Charleston,
has declined the call of the Baptist Church at
WiliistOn, BarnweH county.
squire Darby, Of Baton Rouge. Chester
county, has married, within a brief time.
fourteen persons from three families.
Col Causey, of Hampton county. has gath
cred this year about $50 bushels Of sweet no
tatOes from quarter of an acre of land.
The cotton shipments from AbbevIlie during
the month of November amounts to , 81 bales.
of which l,SS3 bales were shipped t3 Charles
ton.
The colOred Presbyteraus Of Troy, Able
VILE county, haYe applied to the Clerk of the
Court for charter for the Lights Presbyte-
rIan Church.
Daniel Avinger, Of Nance's Ferry, Orange
burg county, raised a sweet potato this year
that weighed pounds and measure % inches
In circumference.
The rates of insurance on property in the
business part of Greenville have been in
creased about 55 per cent. by the Southeastern
Tariff Association.
The cornerstone Of the Episcopal church at
Blacks was laid on Sunday last. with apprO-
pirate ceremonies, conducted by Rev. Messrs.
Joiner and Mccullough.
The total collection of taxes in Marlboro
county this year amounts To S3l, ,l55.l3. The
assessment for county purposes will not be
suffci mt to pay all claims,
Tristan COvingtOn. of Marlboro county. has
just harvested his potato crop. which yielded
hIm 200 bushels of yam potatoes. He had only
three-quarters Of an acre planted.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-12-09
IRISH CIRCLES ALL ASTIR.
THE NAME SACKVuILE STREET
TO BE CHANGED.

Protesting Merchants Threatened with
Boy cOtting-Mr. Biggar Den01nces the
Irish Catholic Wings as Erin's
Worst FOes-The Proceedings Against
MIR. Allen Not TO be Pressed.
LONDON, Dec. Noteworthy meetings
Of lrishmen were held yesterday at Birk-
enhead and Manchester. Thomas Power
OCOnnor, Member of Parliament for Gal
way, was the principal speaker at the
former. He congratulated his country on
the adoption of the franchise bill and the
prospect Of the speedy passage of the re-
distribution bill
Mr.. Biggar, Member Of Parliament for
county CaVan, addressed the meeting at
Manchester. He denounced the Irish
Catholic v higs as the worst enemies of
the Nationalist party.
Ihe meeting was also addressed by
John Redmond, member of Parliament for
New Ross, who advised Irishmen TO with
hoId their support from all English
parues at the next election, and especially
TO beware of the sham political party
called the Radicals.
SACKNILLE STREETS NAME To RE
CHANGED.
AT meeting of Dublin corporation to-
day that body by vote of 81 against IL
AO9N'O OV W CddiS6 bue name Oh SackY1ile
street to OCOnnell street. A deputation
OF tradesmen appeared at the meeting ana
protested against their action, whereupon
ID. T. Sullivan, Member of Parliament.
warned them that they were opposing the
wishes OF the Irish people. This was con-
strued as threat to boycott them. The
tradesmen are raising funds to test the
legality OF the action Of the corporation.
ALLEN NOT TO BE PROSECUTED.
DUBLIN, Dec. 12.-The crown has de-
cided to abandon the prosecution of Fred
erick j. Allen, Vice President of the
Young Ireland Society, who was arrested
some weeks ago on a charge of treason
felony
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-12-09
CHICAGO's 200 BOGUS BALLOTS.
The Secretary of the Cook County Demo-
cratic Committee Put Under Arrest.

The Secretary of the Cook County Demo-
cratic Committee Put Under Arrest.
CHICAGO, Dec. S.-JOseph c. Mackin.
Secretary of the Cook County Democratic
Central Committee, was arrested this
evening on complaint of R. NJ. Day, Sec
retary of the Citizens Committee. which
has undertaken to unearth frauds in the
Sixth legislative district of this State.
Henry W. Leman and Rudolph Brand be-
ing the Republican and Democratic can
didates respectively. This IS the case
which the Federal grand jury has been in
vestigating. The complaint charges
MackIn with aiding some unknown person
or persons, about Nov. q, in substituting
over 2OO fraudulent ballots for a like
number Of genuine ones cast at the sec
ond precinct of the Eighteenth ward at
the election of Nov. last. MackIn was
taken before United States Commissioner
Hayne and held in $4,000 bail for pre-
lImlnary examination next Saturday. NJ.
q. Mcdonald and e. j. Lehman became
his bondsmen. This is the first arrest in
this cause celebre
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-12-09
ADMITS BIGAMY, BUT SET FREE.
Baltimore Mystified by Man Whom
Birmingham Refused to Accent.

Baltimore Mystified by a Man Whom
Birmingham Refused to Accent.
BALTIMORE, Dec. s.-To-day a man
named Wilson surrendered himself to a
policeman on the street. saying that he is
fugitive from justice in Alabama. He
married wife in Virginia and afteward.
going to Birmingham, Ala, married an
other, for which he was indicted and for
feited his bail. He said that he was ii, ed
of hiding. He was locked up to await an
order from the Governor of Alabama.
A telegram was sent to the police au-
thorities at Birmingham notifying them of
the presence of Wilson in Baltimore, but
tonight they refused to pay the cost of
the message or reply to it. 1t was learned,
however, through the telegraph office at
birmingham that the police did not wish
the prisoner returned, but no reason for it
was given. Wilson was then given his
liberty. The whole thing is a mystery to
the police here, unless Wilson made up
the story that he might be sent back to
Alabama without cost.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-12-09
GEORGIA's LEGIsLATURE.
The Senate Passes the Bill Licensing
Foreign Corporations,

The Senate Passes the Bill Licensing
Foreign Corporations.
ATLANTA, Dec. SIN the Senate to-
day, the special order was the bill pro-
viding for licensing foreign corporations,
which occupied the attention of the body
the greater portion of the days session,
and then passed.
In the House, the tax bill was the spe-
cial order. 1t was taken up by sections.
The first puts the State tax at three-tenths
of per cent. including tax for the Nut
ting bonds. On motion of Mr.. Harris, af-
ter much discussion, reference to the
Nutting bonds was stricken out, and the
Nutting bonds will be otherwise provided
for. Section two was also considered and
passed upon without material change.
Mr.. Lamar, of Pulaski, reported a Ieso-
luton favOring afternoon and evening
sessions, the former to read local bills the
third time, and the latter to read local
bills the second time. The motion was
adopted.
During the afternoon a bill incorporat-
ing the Commercial Bank of Rome was
passed.
The Macon City Court bill passed, as
did also the bill allowing the Mayor and
Council of Macon to build public market.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-12-09
THE COLORED EXPOSITION.
Tenor of the Bill Which Mr. Blair Intro
duced in the Senate.
WASHINGTON. De

WASHINGTON, Dec. S.-The bill intro
duced in the Senate to-day by Mr.. Blair to
promote the Worlds COlored PEOPLES Ex-
position, to be held in Chicago. recites
that
WHEREAS, In the opinion of the Govern
ment OF the United States an exposition of the
arts mechanics and products of the colored
races OF the world, to be held in Chicago in
september, 1915, Is of national importance. and
Is intended as one OF the means Of cultivatlng
a thorough knowledge of the arts and trades
among the cOlored people and to create among
them a stimulus to industry and show
the results Of the colOred peoples progress in
agriculture, manufactures and science of
forestry and horticulture, and introduce
among them improved machinery and furnish
TO the government information as TO the
wisdom OF the liberty and enfranchisement of
lts cOlored citizens. Therefore be It enacted
etc, that the sum of $500, 600 be appropriated
IN aid OF said exposition. Ii is also provided
that j. W. =. Thomas of Illinois. Daniel
Johnson OF mississippi, Philip Joseph of Ala
nama,W- Wyatt Henderson of Illinois, joseph
W. Moore Of Tennessee, and 4. Thomas For
tune of New York, be created a hoard
OF commissioners for the disbursement of this
amount, and thas they shall give a bond OF
SZOO,OOO conditioned upon a faithful perform
ance OF their duties. Part of their duty. the
Dill further provides, shall be to audit the ac-
counts OF the exposition, and turn into the
United states treasury, within go davs after
the close of the exposition, the $500 COO annro
priated by Congress or the portion of tb9t
sum which shall remain in the exnosition
treasury after its Indebtedness is paid The
board is also TO report on the number of eX-
hlbltors, etc, at the exposition
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-12-09
Rewards OTered bv the Covornor

ATLANTA, GA, Dec. S.-To-day the
Governor issued a notice Offering a re-
ward OF $3.50 for the arrest, with proof for
conviction, of the incendiary who on the
night of Nov. q, 1884, set fire to and
burned the gin house of Day q Gordon in
Houston county, and $500 for the appre-
henslon of, with proof to convict. the
murderer or murderers of Richard Grego-
ry, Malinda Gregory and Stephen Good
win, in Mitchell county, on the night of
Dec q
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-12-09
NAMINGs AND CONTRIBUTIONS.
The Senate Committee Takes Favorable
Action in ATcCunoch's Case.

Action in McCullOch's Case.
WASHINGTON, Dec. S.-Senator Morrill,
today held an informal consultation upon
the floor of the Senate with the members
of the Finance Committee, and it was
agreed unanimously to report favorably
upon the nomination of Secretary McCul-
loch. The regular meeting day Of the
committee is Tuesday, but the action was
taken at this time in consequence of ru-
mors which have grown out Of the delay
of the committee in reporting the nominal
tiOn.
President Arthur to-day nominated
Samuel &. Thompson, Of Florida, to be
Collector of Internal Revenue for the Dis
trict of Florida.
The Senate confirmed the nominations of
Otis p. G. Clarke, of Rhode Island, to be
Commissioner of Pensions; Thomas o..
Osborne, Of Illinois, Minister to the Ar
gentine republic; John Baker, of Illinois,
Minister to Venezuela, and Willard p.
Tisdell, of Ohio, Agent Of the United
States to the Congo Association.
The nomination of Hugh McCullOch to
be Secretary of the Treasury was favOra-
bly reported from the Senate Committee
on Finance. but Mr.. Riddleberger objected
TO its present consideration. and under
the rules of the Senate it went over to the
next executive session.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-12-09
ARRESTED IN HIS PULPIT.
A Rector of London, Ont, Charged with
Insanity, Inhibited from Preaching.

A Rector of London, Ont, Charged with
Insanity, Inhibited from Preaching.
TORONTO, ONT, Dec. S.-Rev. Timothy
O'Connell, rector of the Chapter House at
London, Ont, whose mind has lately been
affected, opened services as usual yester-
day, when the senior warden of the
church arose and forbade him to proceed,
claiming that the Bishop had inhibited
him from conducting divine services.
Rev. OCOnnell, however, continued the
service, Whereupon detective Phair, on
authority of Mayor Hyman, arrested
him. O'COnnell was taken to the station
house, where he was charged with disOr-
derly conduct and with disturbing public
worship, but was subsequently released.
1t seems that the inhibition was served
on Rev. O'COnnell Saturday, but he re-
turned it to the Bishop unopened. He
denied the charges on which the Bishops
inhibition is based, and will enter action
for false Imprisonment.
Father O'COnnell was rearrested this
afternoon by Chief Williams and Detec-
tive Phair at the instance of Mr.. Shoe
maker, with whom he boards, on a charge
of insanity. He was flOurishing a revolver
at the time and was with difficulty Sc
ournd
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SKIPPED UNDER A CLOUD.

The Beautiful Wife of Long Island
Deacon ElOpes with Negro.
NEW YORK, Nov. S.-The wife of Dea-
con Ephraim Arch, of Quogue, L. l.,
eloped on Sunday with an unknown negro.
1t is thought that they have gone to
Florida. She leaves three children and is
said to be very handsome. Her husband
is in good circumstances and saws that he
shall not want to see her again