The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1884-12-05

AT q livery stable fire at Lisbon, Oak, Sam
ual Mcdregor Of Neenak, Wis, was roasted.
A fire ct Green Cove Spring, Fla, caused q
loss of $4,000; insurance, $4,000.
Mrs. Hans Droves OF Rush Lake, Mimi, was
thrown from a wagon by arunaway team and
fatally injured, dying soon after.
The Congregational church at Evansville,
H., was burned recently. Loss, $4,000; in
surance, sIS,00Os
The Grand opera house on Market street,
st Louis between Fifth and Sixth streets,
burned Sunday afternoon, entailing D loss Of
from $4,000 to $l50.OM
Acyolone, which on Saturday night swept
over two plantations just above New Orleans,
killed Mr.. Mialarat, e brother-m-law of the
French historian Michelet
The earthquake shock reported from vari-
Gus points Of New Hampshire as having oc-
CURED Sunday morning wassfelt in the vicinity
Of Boston, a gentleman living In Gliftondaie
states he felt and noted the time, 1910 a. m
Tho body of William L Jackson of Centralia,
Wis, who hadsbeen missing, was found eight
miles, upsthe river by q largesearching party.
He was out deer hunting and accidentally shot
himself with 3 Winchester III climbing . wind
fall F
While workmen were warming Atlas powder
cartridges in q kettle Of hot sand on an excava-
ton for the Worcester Mass city water works,
an explosion occurred. Mather Haher had the
top Of his head blown ID, causing instant
death.
John Mahoney, while tending a threshing
machine on Mrs. Tolbert's farm near Rochest-
er, MINI had his arm caught in the gearing
and the flesh torn from the under side OF the
arm. It is thought the patient may survive,
but he will undoubtedly be q cripple for life.
The United States steel cruiser Dolphin,
which left New York recently on her trial trip,
broke her shaft in two while trying to turn
around without reducing her speed. Mr..
Roach thoughtit would be wiscst to shut OF
steam ~ the Dolphin was making the turn, but
the naval gentleman on board wanted the seve-
rest test possible given the boat and ordered
that she be turned at full speed
Julius Rabbe, afarmer of Montgomery coun-
y, Ark, was instantly killed by q meteor,
which descended through . tall tree, cutting the
limbs OF and then passed through Rabies
body, from the shoulder obliquely, and buried
itself in the earth It was dug up and found to
be composed Of iron p.yrites Of the size of q
teacup. There is great alarm among the
country people over the AFFAIR.
HTa 4u0 ubuOh0ulol Our-0tOty UElCk OlOCk Oh E8SG
Fourth street, st Paul, Mimi, erected in 1881,
owned by John Wann and occupied for the
most part by Eugene F. Osborne, heating and
ventilating engineer, WAS completely Quilted by
ire on the I'D. The losses, in round num-
bere, aggregate $85 coo, on which is an insur-
Ance Of about 5000. The heaviest losers are
Mr.. Osborne, on stock valued ut $45, 00O, and
Mr.. Wann on building, worth PSI, 600. The
frs had 32O, QUO insurance, the latter, $4,000.
During the storm last Sunday night the
Ntchburg Railway coInpany's new hay and
storage shed at Charlestown, Mass, o substan-
tial wooden building, newly constructed and
406 feet long, was nearly demolished. The ex-
act pecuniary loss is not get known. The gale
did considerable damage in Norfolk county.
Trees were uprOoted and fences and chimneys
blown down. In Foxboro . man named Sim
monds was killed Great damage is reported
in and about Taunton.
Rev. W.. H. Maxwell arrived in Butte, Mont
recently, from Louisiana, to assume charge
of theoongregation heretofore presided over
by the Rev. Boynes. Since arriving in Butte,
| the unfortunate minister, being very Ill ut the
residence of Judge Barrett, was patiently
cared for by Rev. Boynes. The patient was
given he medicine correctly, as Mr.. Boynes
supposed, but shortly after he discovered that
by mistake the patient was given carbolic acid
instead Of the medicine in q bottle which much
resembled the one containing the acid. All
possible assistance was called to save the
dying man, but in spite of everything he
expired in about twenty minutes.