The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1885-10-09

lIcy were tufOWn lhlO the canal. Nine.
Nilsson has disbursed thousands OF kroners
in behalf of the wounded, and paws the
funeral expenses OF those who were killed.
She gave aconcertin behalf; OF the sufferers.
Miscellaneous News Items.
The Howe Sewing Machine OF
bridgeport, Conn, has been placed in the
hands OF n receiver.
The G~lendower Iron works at Danyille,
Pa. valued u few years ago at $3.50, 600,
were sold recently for 500,
The number of troops being sent to Rock
Springs indicates that the troubles in tha
vicinity are not entirely quieted.
Prof. Theodore ID. Woolsey will fill the
vacancy in the Yale college made by the
retirement of Prof. James +. Colby.
In the northeast portion of Lancashire
there are now idle 1000, 900 spindles and
1000 looms, and l 900 operatives are I'M
employed.
Ex-Gov. Morton OF Nebraska says over
100000 trees have been planted byhuman
hands in that state. Morton is the re-
puted father of Arbor Day.
Gen. G. j. Pnine OF Boston is the pur-
chaser OF the Puritan, and it is announced
that he will keep her forpleasure urpos
making no changes in her rig.
Marshall A.. Bishop and Miss Emma
bishop were married ait Syracuse, n. Y,
befort 10000 people, at the foot OF the
grand stand at the county fair.
At Mandan, Oak, Superintendent Green,
OF the Missouri division OF the Northern
Pacific, was arrested on q charge of start
ing q prairie fire near the town.
Forney's Progress, started a few years
ago by old John w. Forney, and continued
nv his son crS,a,JnI nnbIi,,+;,, 4, DILL,
delphia. Mr.. Forney says it didn't pay.
The official report OF Iowa State MineI In
spector Wilson shows tina the total out
put OF All mines for 1885 was 3.5S5,7 1877
tons, and that of 1854 300 ,43S tons
showing IL falling of OF 3l7,70l tons in the
past year.
The number of arrivals OF immigrants to
the United States, exclusive of those COM
ing by way OF Canada and Mexico, for the
eight months ended Aug. 81 last, was 2l1,-
O3o, and for the corresponding period OF
the previous year BOB ,o54.
The runor hat Commodore Semmes
had committed suicide was true. The said
affair occurred atthc house OF Miss Jane
Janney, near Hamilton, Va. The doctors
OF Leesburg say that the deceased had
been in bad health for some months and
was thought to be improving.
An application has been made at Hart
fordfor the appointment OF areceiver OF the
Charter Oak Life Insurance company. The
application is at the instance of the insur.
alce commissioner. The got in
to a bad condition financially about eight
years ago,soon after the erection OF u build
ing FOR it's offices costing 81, 100000.
Company b, Fourth regiment, IN. c., OF
Waterloo, Iowa, came back from their resi-
mental cncampmeut at Dubuque covered
t,tt Ia al -r- H.. --.. L. - ~ IL
silver medals out Of the ten offered in the
rifle and shooting contest. The company
team OF five made u score OF 50 out OF q
possible l25 at 200 yards range, off hand.
The Northern Pacific las published a
circular announcing that it will make nu
$50 rate to the Grand Army encampment
at.San Francisco as by doing so it will violate
existing agreements. 1t will, however, put
on sale round trip tickets from Missouri
river pointsfor S62.50, good to return from
San Francisco by way OF the Oregon Navi.
CATION and Northern Pacific.
A report lately received from the United
States consul at MarsciIles states that
while the number OF deaths from cholera
has steadily decreased at Marseilles and
Toulon since Aug. 26, it has been %increas.
ing in the district around these cities. In
almost every Case the first outbreak Of
cholera in these smaller cities can be traced
to some act OF ~imprudence on the part oil
those attacked.
TIL Cape May challenge cup, presented by
James Gordon Bennett in 1872, will also
90 to England as one of the Genesta's
prizes, she having won her last and per.
haps easiest victory by heating her former
competitor, the schooner Dauntless, on a
race from Sandy Hook around the Cape
May lightship and return. The Genesta
had the lead at the start and kept it
throughout the race.
The ministerial union OF Philapelphia
passed n resolution protesting against the
action oil thepostmaster general in ordering
letters to be delivered on Sunday under the
immcdiatedelivery system. as an iniractio,
oil the Sabbath notcontemplated in the act
under which the system is being organized
and appointing IL committee to call on the
president and postmaster general in refer
ence to the matter. r
The wife OF a wealthy Bostonian. being
troubled with nm obscure disease and wish,
ing to learn the opinion Of DIR. Keith, a
noted physician OF London, England, paid
him $4,000 to come over for consulta.
tion with her physician. He arrived, spent
hall an hour in seeing the patient and con
snlting her doctor, decided that her case
had been properly diagnosed, and departed
on the next steamer for home, with his fee
Theodore Welkle, n farmer of the tow
OF Pleasant Valley, Wis, says that the no.
disease raging south Of his location contin
ues, despite the efforts OF all curatiyes
Over one hundred hogs have died lately o.
the disease among farmers whose habita:
lions are not over three miles apart. Mr.
Welkie says the hogs virtually commenced &c
rot as soon as they are attacked and, strange
to relate, the malady is confined to black
and spotted hogs.
The Parnellites constitute the only thor
oughly united and compact political party
in Great Britain: They believe that thci,
formulated in the Boston Pilot, by Mr..
Alexander Sullivan, to raise a fund at the
January league convention in America,
sufficient to enable Mr.. Parnell to pay
salaries OF $500 per annum for five years
to ninety Home Rule members, disturbs
the Tories and Wings while it immensely