The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1884-12-05
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Senator Anthony left 5000 bottles of wine
and $500, COO
Harrison. the 's.boy preacher" celebrated his
forty-third birthday . few days ago. He is now
almost q young man.
Hon. Thomas s. Ford, recently appointed at
torney general of Mississippi, is dangerously
i'll in New Orleans. His recovery is doubtful
Daniel Terrence, son-in-law Of the late Com
modore Vanderbilt, and at one time the presi-
dent and manager of the New York Central Rail-
road company, and subsequently president of
the Ohio q Mississippi road is dead.
Miscellaneous News Notes.
Prices of iron are lower now than before in.
five years.
Ashtabula, Fla, has a hotel for the exclusive
use Of colored people.
Chirago is to have another panorama, the
battle of Shiloh being the subject
The Northwestern declares o dividend, but
declines to furnish a financial statement
Postmaster Van strum of st. Vincent, MINI,
resigned and recommends the appointment of
his clerk
Utah has 9en thousand small farms of about
twenty five acres each, oil of which must be ir-
rigated-
Nicholas Seizl, insane, has been discovered,
after having been kept in chains for thirty-six
years by tis nephew, near Reading, Pa
The wife of L. A. Cobb, the absconding
| Waterloo, Iowa, boot and shoe dealer, offers to
settle with his creditors at 50 cents on the dol
lar.
The Blaine studentesses at Vassar had q
warm but premature celebration of his tri-
umph just after the election, and now the Gro
yer girls are getting ready to glorify.
A council OF Free Will Baptist ministers met
at Waterloo, Iowa, to try charges Of improper
conduct made against Rev. ]. B. Palmer, who
is said to be at present in Minneapolis.
John l. Sullivan has discovered a coming
knocker-out in the rough near Portland, Or,
q giant named Dan Murphy, and proposes to
bring him East and train him into So 30O-pound
| daisy
Joseph Patterson, Adam Williams and Charles
currier, the last named aged sixteen, have been
arrested at Peoria, Ill, under an indictment
for connterfeiting. They are farmers connect
ed with wealthy families.
TIL Yellowstone National Park hotel lost
only s4.5s5 last year. The owners think, had
would have cleared $4,000. TIL enterprise
has large possibilities of success in it, with de-
Gently judicious management
Rev. J. N. Reid, secretary of the Methodist
Missionary society, has received a telegram
from Foo Choo, China, saying that Bishop j.
W. Wiley of the Methodist Episcopal church OF
Cincinnati, died recently while on an episcopal
visit to missions in Japan and China
Superintendent Wright of St Paul, MINI.
informs teachers and school authorities in re
latlon to transportation to New Orleans during
tho exposition season. Transportation to anG
from New Orleans has already been arranged
for MS follows ~First--Iegular tourists ticket
st. Paul to New Orleans and return, good for siS
months SAG. S~econd-Limited ticket, st. Pau
to New Orleans and return, coed for ten days
going and ten days returning, not longer than
forty days back to starting point, $40 Third
Special teachers excursion, st. Paul
to New Orleans and return, leaving st Paul or
Dec. q, tickets good for twenty days, giving
two weeks in New Orleans, and returning pas
sengers to St Paul on or before Jan. IL, 1856,
s33.15