The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1885-02-27
NEWS or THE WEEK SUMMARIZED.
Testimony Of Captain Phsl.n, :,

He also said something about an article in Ros-
sa's paper. told him no man could publish
. lie without my bringing him to ac-
count for it When I went down to Ros-
sa's office had my little boys revolver with
me. 1placedi it inmy overcost pocket Idon't
know whetherit was loaded or not Ihad been
arrested twice in Kansas City-once for tearing
down on St Patrick's day picture in store
representing Irishmen as apes. The second
time was for carrying concealed weapons. /
was charged with stabing man named Nor
ton did not boast about this affair or say
would do itagain if fanybody insulted me. The
article in the Kansas City Journal said gave
information that dynamite was concealed in
the tower. 1 did give that information and
would do itagain under similar circumstances.
= is true, to certain extent that an English
detective got into my confidence. Itold him
my name, whore came from and where was
going.
Leopold Damrosch, musician, is dead at New
York.
The weeks failures numbered 213 against
$50 the week previous.
The mercury has touched fifty-eight below
In Winnipeg this winter.
Irish laborers in England are suffering from
the effects OF dynamite outrages.
A 10 per cent reduction of wages caused
strike of 225 iron workers at Cleveland.
At Forsythe, Mo-, Prosecuting Attorney T.
C. Spellings was fatally shot by Lawyer Price.
Postmasters Commissioned-Cann j. Rose,
Acester, Oak. +; H o. SAngeland Cecilia, Neb.
The tide of the North river Monday morn
Ing was higher than it has been for many years.
Gen. Boiling, postmaster of Petersburg, Va,
was put under bond to prevent his fighting a
duel.
Official reports show that England will be
forced to importa good deal Of wheat this
year.
John Parselle, the first ssold man" at the
Cnicn Square theater, N. Y, died Of heart
disease.
At Fall River, Mass. fire in the blue dye
house of the American print works caused a
loss Of 10000; insured
LAngtry will not come to the United States
this season, and gossip says she and Freddie
have had final falling out
Schedules In assignment Of Henry Levy &
Son, fancy goods, New York, show liabilities
S250, 900, and actual assets s222, 1N.
Col Andrew jackson, grandson of the presi-
dent, sues Montgomery Blair for the possess
sion of some of his ancestors papers.
The First National bank of Billings is about
to erect handsome block from stone guar
ried in the town. 1t will cost $4,000
E. O. Halstead, manager of the White Pine
Lumber company, Creston, Iowa, is in quod on
the charge Of embezzlement of $4,000.
The White Earth Indians who went to Wash
ington 10 get the Great Father to feed them
have been sent home to work for living,
At Eufalla, Ala, Sheehan's warehouse was
burned, with 1900 bales Of cotton. Nothing
was saved Loss, $lOO, 600, insurance, $780,
800
While Frank Brown, brakeman at Billings,
Mon, was coupling an engine and mail car he
ward.
At Wilkesbarre, Pa, Coles Hotel and W. @.
Kress residence were burned and the Metho-
dist church was badly damaged Loss, $35 100
insurance, So, 600.
For many years Joe and Dick Brannan have
been terrors in Western Texas. Joe was killed
In hickory county, Mo-, while resisting arrest
by United States officers
The house committee on invalid pensions
will report favorably the bill providing for an
increase of the pension to the widow OF
Gen. George H. Thomas to 81, ,0Oo year.
Two negroes of Middletown, Del, went to
steal chickens of a farmer, who shot and kill
ed one, and the other in his hurry to escape,
fell over the fence and broke his neck
Near Elizabethton Tenn Mrs John Young
locked her two children in the house, went Wis
iting and returning found the house had been
burned and the children cremated alive.
At Salem, Mass, the Mercer shop Of Joseph
Christopher Carter and the currying shop Of
Geroge Hull & Co. Loss, $4,000: insured
At Toledo fire broke out in the Woolsor
Spice company's mill, and the building wat
damaged to the extent of S5,0O0 Stock an
machinery valued at $40, 900 were destroyed
Mrs Emma Harris, who has been keeping
house for Waddell Bros, six miles below
Philbrook, Mont, committed suicide b,
insane.
Near shelbyville, KY, Will Adams and hi
sweetheart, Tinnie ~Wilmouth, were found
dead near the railroad track murder ant
suicide, growing out of lovers quarrel is Civ
en- in explanation
fro at Marshall, Ill, destroyed so1ne $50,
900 worth of property. The principal loser
were Gorham Bros, grocers; DR.. J. N. Jones
| building, occupied by j. G. Provost, dry goods
Patrick Smith, y. W. Graham.
Miss Ada Armstrong, daughter Of ex-stat
Senator James M Armstrong Of Cincinnati
committed suicide recently by shooting her
self with pistol. She was led to the deed b.
fear that she was going to lose her eyesight
At Montreal, the building occupied by Wood
Bros, jewel case makers: Somerville, printer
Howe, electric bell company and schwarz .
| ReInhard Jewel case makers, was destroyed b
fire. Loss estimated at G35,000, partially in
| sured.
A letter from Congressman Rankin of Wis
consin, at Townsville, Ga, reports his in
prov d health and great enjoyment OF tn
heat there has been rather uncomfortable,
anything.
There is dynamite scare at Frankfor
Stuttgart, and Mayence, owing to anarchist le
ters and placards circulated broadcast, threa
ening explosions Military and police are tai
ing great precautions night and day to prevei
any demonstrations
4 Osborn, who married Miss Kearsley, q ric
heiress, of Bncyrus Ohio, is said to be an a,
venturer ana gembler, who had previous
married rich girl Of Coidwater, Mich, ar
secured divorce from her. Ohio society
considerably wrought up.
Oregon is to have q combination Of loo
. option and high license. Tho legislature h
passed bill which provide2 that license G