The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1885-02-27

SouSul WAS hlllCt III HIS TeSluellCe
and the Greek consul is held a prisoner by
Mahdi.
A cayass OF 1brahim Bey Ruchdi states that
Farag admitted the rebels TO Khartoum. Tho
cavass, with his master, went to the govern
ment house aud met Gen. Gordon coming out,
armed, with Mahommed Rev. Mustapha and
twenty CANVASS es. While proceeding to the
Austrian consulate they met a party OF rebels,
who fired a volley aud Gordon and Mahommed
Mustapha fell dead.
Frank Clark, mayor of Bryan, Tex, commit
ted suicide.
Francis A. Drexel, the Philadelphia banker
is dead.
Some 5,S72 patents have been issued on ap-
plications of electricity.
Mrs. Layina Marmaduke, mother of Gov Mar
maduke, died at Marshall, Mo. :.
The Canadian Millcrs' association want the
duty on -four raised 80 cents a barrel.
Sarah Althea Hill Sharon gets $4,000 per
year alimony, and $3.50 U counsel fees.
At New York Samuel Cardwell was garroted
and relieved Of $4,000 worth of securities.
DR.. Miller of Omaha is said to be sure of q
cabinet position. It is not Cleveland who says
Henry NJ. Butler. D. D., of St James chapel
London, has been appointed dean OF Glouces-
ter. -
Congressman R R. Hit of Illinois, who Is
said to be worth So, 000, COO, is q Hoosier by
birth.
At Cincinnati, fire in the mill OF Mills, Spell
mire q CD, caused : less Of SIS, 900; insurance
S50,GU0.
At Bozeman Mrs. Roberts Gordon made q
probably successful attempt at suicide, She
was tired Of living.
Gov. Cameron Of Virginia proclaims that
coupons of Old Dominion bonds must be taken
III payment Of taxes.
Senator Hill will not push his charges that no
was defeated by Union Pacific cash to the point
OF an investigation.
The body Of Thomas Hetron was found in
the hot springs. Wyoming, having been suto-
Gated by gas from the springs.
Randall refuses point blank to allow an ap.
preparation for the payment Of the Fox and
Wisconsin river claimants.
John and Peter Haaver. brothers, and o sor
Of the former aged twelve years, were kilet
by the cars near Cleveland.
A three story brick elevator at Huntingdon
Pa in which was stored $1,000 bushels o.
grain, collapsed. Loss, $50, 6U.
NJ. Z. Bortree's corset factory at Madison
Wis.,, was worth s35, 600, and is by Are damaged
to the extent Of al5, 600 or $4,000.
The chief witness for the defense In the Chi.
cago election cases admits that he swore false
ly for u and the promise of a place.
Ex-Mayor Edison OF New York has been ad
judged guilty Of contempt Of court and sen
to IS days imprisonment and fined $3.50.
1t ia understood that the naval com mittee la
made an adverse report on DR.. Collins charge
relative to tho Jeanette expedition.
Miss Daisy Hampton, daughter Of Gen. Nad
Hampton, is a lovely brunette with large, lus
trous black eyes and a peachy complexion.
Gen. Benet, chief Of ordnance has received
cable message announcing the death in Paris
of B. B. Hotchkiss OF Connecticut, the famou
gun inventor.
Capt Williams, the famous skull thumpe
of the New York police force, is on trial be
fore the commissioner for permitting gamblin
houses in his precinct
The wife OF Minister Lowell is seriously Ill i
London. She was taken sick at Madrid som
tine since with typhoid fever, and mover reall
recovered from the effects.
r. 1utetliu1 ueVGuto SCHll4llSslOnSl LNdiAb
I charged by W. H. Mills with maladministratio
!; in offic and several other wicked things. A
! investigation will be held at once.
Fort Keogh mail carrier lost himself i
: the snow, and starved and froze for six day
: the week before his wedding. Matrimony wi
seem agreeable to him by contrast.
Mary Selby, a handsome girl twenty-fo,
= years old, who was to have been married
Svrap,,a fn pafar Srbnlip- has liao ana ra
: with James Smith, an old-tlme lover. +
: The town of Alta, Utah, was nearly wipe
out by an avalanche and sixteen persons xii
q ed. 1t had been showing for a week, and IL
y snow was twelve feet deep on a level
4 The statement received by cable that Minist,
Astor has resigned and his resignation accep
cd is confirmed by the state department.. II
T resignation will take effect March l.
AT Boise, Idaho, the Republican newspap
Office was sacked and, an attempt to fire d
Democratic newspaper building made. TT
trouble is the result Of a bitter political figl
Z Argos & Freeman, silks, of New York, ha
x made an assignment for the benefit of credito
to Russell Murray, without preferences. II
/, firm is rated at from $4,000 to $4,000. wi
n limited credit.
The Widow claim in the CGur d'Alene mil
is now yielding from ten to fifteen ounces
N gold per diem, while the Placer claims
n. Pritchard creek, in the same region, vie
o. about $4,000 per week.
a. At Otley, Iowa, fire destroyed Karr & Co
of stock valued at $1,000; e, A. Wienek's stoc
a y, valued at $4,000; Mrs. Wienek's building, v.
az ued at 1880; and Mrs. Plettes' building a.
+. household goods, valued at $4,000.
Oh Rev. S. NJ. Newman, the new pastor of t
III Congregational church, who arrived the IL
u inst, from Ripon, Wis, was ten dered q rec,
o. ton rec emily. The attendance was large a
II. included nearly all the prominent members
he his church.
-S Parisians say it is all very well for Jc
10, Bull TO have his ''petit Tonquin'' in the s.
ae dan, but, carried too far, the consequen
tb may make it necessary for France to renew
ND struggle which cost her SO dear in the days
ng apd-cl-hauef.
n. AT Jacksonville, Fla, fire destroyed
ls- buildings and badly damaged as many me
Il Among the buildings burned were the Perez
block and the residence Of W. ID. Barnett
no the Bank of Jacksonville. Loss roughly
Of timated at $4,000.
The United States marshal at New York
'ty attached the fast steamship Alaska, valr
"a with her cargo at 81, 250,0O 90, on a suit for
10 wage brought by the owners of the steams
lc- Lake Winnipeg, for steering the Alaska
tv port during a recent gale.