The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1885-02-06

q sherssK At Newport Ky.
Samuel KNIT. produce dealer Of shrouds-
ihurg, Pa, failed Tor $4,000.
Lord Tennyson IL writing 1 poem coneratu-
lating Prince Albert Victor on reaching his Ma
jority.
Captain BanlsheAd Of Virginia was s~trangled
g death st Philippi, W. Va, by his false
An internal machine was discovered in the
building occupied BY the British consul At New
Anegro NOW IS .sBills was hanged by .
in Kemper county. Miss for outraging :
Tho liberty bell has reached New Orleans,
after being briefly entertained by JET Davis Mt
Beauyoir.
Clinton q. Wells, president OF the Galveston
cotton exchange, wrecked . bank and commit
ted suicide.
1t is thought8that Gen. Merritt will succeed
Gen. Augur in command Of the department Of
the Missouri
Senator German Of Maryland was q page
and assistant doorkeeper in the senate during
the civil war.
- tnSb uHS D6eu OlBCOVe1SQl IN the accounts
OF Sachian Q. Dallas, postmaster at %Salineyille.
Ohio. He has been arrested.
Two oolored graduates Of Harvard, both men
o. brains aud breeding, were recently black
balled by the alumni association.
At Winnipeg two young mon were arrested
for brntally o~utraging two young girls and
LEAVING them to freeze in open air.
At st. Peter, Mimi, Jan. II, Mrs. Marshall,
wife of Capt J. M. Marshall, U. s. "A, the de-
pot quartermaster at St Paul, died.
Hon. 4 Z. Graves of Iowa, who has been.
regard cd . gubernatorial candidate, declares
that he is . candidate for no Office.
A Chinese girl just arrived in San Francisco
says that she was sold by her sister in Hong
Kong for $462 for immoral purposes.
Mary Garrett, only daughter of John w.
Garrett, il probably the richest single woman
IN America, worth, it is said, $12, 100000.
PostofRces discontinued: Dakota-Tiger-
"a .. Pennington county. Postmasters COIN
mssioned-T. g. Butler, Badger Mills, Wis.
The milling and drilling building Of the
Whitney Arms companyi in Whitneyville Conn,
WAS burned. Loss, e6O, 600; covered by insur-
4Ance.
W. D. Cottell Of Rrainerd has been held in
$3.50 bonds on q charge Of securing the indorse-
naent of Col Sleeper toa note by false pre-
tensas.
Leopold Hardtke Of Marshheld, Wis, has
been held to trial ia tho circuit court 81
OOO bail on the charge OF rape on = girl twelve
years old.
In Cleveland Mi. Seth Franklin, appointment
citizen, WAS h~orsewhipped by Mrs, knight. q
handsome widow. Franklin, after promising,
had refused to marry her.
J. Il. Hardin, editor Of the Lee Count Re-
publican, ct Fort Madison, Iowa, was arrested
and taken to Rock Island, M, on . charge Of
forgery and embezzlement.
Mrs. N. J. Pottinger waa appointed a notary
public by Judge Stiles in common pleas court
aminer srsppointsd in Kentucky.
Wilkins, Post & Co, iron bridge builders Of
Atlanta, Ga, have failed, and a receiver has
hson appointed. Liabilities, $7O,O 0 to $780,
GOO; nominal assets, 100000 to S130,0UO.
Dr.. A ]. Kniron has been arrested at East
Saginaw, Mich, charged with forging and ut
teriDg forged deeds TO n tract of 500 acre 8 of
land, valued at u, 700 located in that county.
Andrew T. Wampler, father Of A. J. VAN
pier, Jr ofst. Paul, has just died at an ad-
vanced age at Martins vile, Ind. He was a
prominent Mason and Methodist, and highly
esteemed
Mrs. Grant has given her consent to Mr..
Va%nderbilt's proposition to secure to the gov
ernrnent perpetual possession of Gen. Grants
war relics and the souvenirs OF his around the
world journey.
tits reported that Earl Cairns, father Of Lord
Garmoyle, has sent Miss Fortescue E1 1000 to
cover the expense Of the ~latters's trial against
Lord Garmoy1e for damages for breach OF
promise OF marriage.
Ihlsty-four men, women n young lads
were sentenced at Carlow to thirty days i'm
prlsonment each, for threatening death to q
tenant who had rented q farm boycotted be-
oa1sesof the eviction of a former tenant.
D. A Barrows, aged seventy years, founder
Of the we'll known lumber and milling firm Of
zDsA Barrows 4 Co.fsof Galena, ILL.,. died Of
paralysis. He wns we'll known as lumbprman
on the Mississippi from Clinton to ST, Paul.
Il. +. Lugden, a member of the English COL
ony in Arlington, near Sioux City, has been
notified from England, of his accession to the
baronetcy Of St Leonard, through the death OF
his brother, the notorious Lord 81. Leonard.
Tong Sing, the Chinese stewardin the Greedy
relief expedition, who was arrested at Newark,
Nj, for gagging and robbing a fellow China
man, pleaded guilty Of atrocious assault and
battery and sentenced to seven years imprison-
mont
Chamberlain, president Of the London board
Of trade, has written a letter on the subject OF
'ssFair Trade in which he remarks how alb
surdly Inadequate the taxation Of American
manufactures would BIO to remedy depression
III trade.
Mrs. Langtry has sentinstructions to her agent
inNew York to buy former out and out the house
sho formerly lived in at Thirteenth street, if it
can be obtained at q reasonable price. She
states that she has determined finally to become
al American.
A young couple ent into the Little Hotel
Canal street, N. Y, and registered as Mr.. and
Mrs Newman. The next day a strong smello of
gas came from their room. After the room had
been broken into the mAn and woman were
found dead in bed.
u Craig Field, ex-corporate attorney Of New
York ana, ono of tho most mysterious and}con-
spicuons figures In the great Tweed ring which
.'piundered tho tax payers OF New York city
and squandered millions of dollars died at st
Andrews, Can. OF pneumonia.
Lord Gafimoyle, being asked il he know Bur
naby, replied; 80, no ! cawn't say I knew
;Burnaby. I believe met him, but he doesn,s
belong tony set you know. I fawncy that he
was too busy drudging to mix much with gen.
tlensn I leisure, even II he'd been welcome. .
ThswsM known Arm of. E. Andrews & Co,
manufacturers Of Pearl baking powder at
Milwaukee have failed Their liabilities