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

amounted to $500 0 and the nominal assets
to only $4,000. 1t ID not expected that they
will pay more than rs or 80 cents on the dollar.
For the position on the supreme bench to be
made vacant by expiration Of the torn Of Judge
Taylor, L B. Villas Of Fan Claire, . brother of
Col Villas D. Hastings, Jr., OF Green Bay,
and s. q. Pinney, Of Madison. are candidates
Hastings is a Republican and Pinney and Villas
are Democrats.
The report comes from sevierville, tho
county seat Of Sewer county, Tenn. that Willis
Gr aham, awell to do farmer, was shot and in.
stantly killed by his daughter Polite, aged six
teen, whom he had forbidden to receive the
attentions OF . young man named Elan Camp.
bell.
A well known senator once told the Graphic
w%hisperer that Mr.. Hayes used to go over to
the secretary Of state's house to get the little
Creature comfort. in the way Of teddy which
Mrs. Hayes denied him At home. Mr.. Evarts
knows how to brew a palatable jorum and does
notboggle over the job.
Postoaicss established: OAK ota-Wilson,
Grant county. Postmasters commissioned
David W. Reed, Waukon, Iowa:M NJ. Jesmer.
Clarke, Iowa; +. NJ. Frazier, Lost Nation.
Iowa; Addie IEpps, Peiro, Iowa; D. Pickering,
NAASohy LIN
freight train going west from Bellaire
W. vs., recently, on the Central Ohio division
Of the Baltimore Ohio railroad, ran into q
helper going east 1t Quincy Station, killing
John HesloP, engineer OF the freight, and bad.
~ injuring Clark, the fireman. Sam Buike.
man seriously injured
Secretary McCulloch recently addressed .
communication TO the speaker OF the house,
recommending IN appropriation Of $500, 600
Tor the construction OF IN additional vault for
the storage OF silver and for expenses attend.
ing the transfer OF silver from subtreasuries
whieh are now or which may become over
crowded with that coin.
Gov. Crittenden OF Mo, has within a few
days received . letter from the British minis
ter ct Washington informing him Of Alfred
Sheldon's arrival in England. alive and well.
Mr.. Sheldon, who was > resident Of Kansas
CITY, . member OF the Blue Springs company,
disappeared mysteriously on the night Of May
4 last He was said to be short so, OoOin his
accounts.
Thu Irish newspapers denoauce tho outrage
in vigorous terms The Freeman's Journal says:
Only one feeling prevails throughout ireland
regarding the fiendIsh crimes, and that is deep.
earnest sympathy with those injured, and no
less than the earnest wish that tho diabolical
authors may be brought to justice. Any mar
with . touch Of human feeling must regret the
escape of the miscreants.
Congressman Duester was swindled out Of
$3.50 by a female sharper in Washington. The
woman presented him a telegram purporting
to come from . responsible gentleman in Mil
waukee, requesting Deuster to advance the
woman $3.50 on his account He gave the
money, and subsequently ascertained that the
telegram was bogus. The gentleman from
the Milwaukee district is now looking for tho
woman,
In the Massachusetts senate, Thayer intro
duced . bill providing for the punishment Of
persons making, selling, offering to sell or
having in their possession nitro-glycerine, gi-
ant powder or any other explosive compound
with intent that such explosives shall be used
at any place within the commonwealth or in
any foreign country for the injury or dsstrnc-
honor pubic or private property or for the
purpose Of assassination.
Fandreau, Oak, Special Telegram. There
have been no through trains from the east
since Monday the 10Th, owing to n blockade
through southern Minnesota Tuesday the
and has boon making daily trips between that
point and Woonsocket. The weather for the
past ten days has been cold but with the ex-
ception of one day has been very calm. There
is not to exceed two inches OF snow on the
ground.
Helena, Mont, Special: There was . meet
ing of the committee on safety, known as 3-7-7-
Z The committee co insists Of about ono hun
dred and fifty Of the best citizens, thoroughly
organized, who are determined to rid this
county. of the hard gang now infesting it
There is = clew to the origin OF the last fire,
which will receive prompt attention. and some
known criminals and other bad characters will
be notified that there are healthier climes than
Montana for them.
Mr.. ParneLl said Monday Jan 20: I repu-
diate the idea that it is necessary for me or
those who think as l do to disavow RESPONSE
to admit the justice Of tho suspicion. To try
TO connect the Irish parliamentary party with
last Saturdays crimes in . wanton insult to
each ono or US. TIL dynamite explosions cost
1000 The queen has declined to take alarm
from previous dynamite outrages, but Windsor
castle is now closed to visitors.
A communication from Supervising Archi-
tect Bell recommending the extension OF the
limit of appropriation for the Minneapolis
postof1ice to $500, 600, was transmitted to
the speaker OF the house and the chairman
ofthe committe on appropriations. This rec
ommendation bears the endorsement Of Sec
rotary McCulloch. Secretary McCulloch's en-
dorsement is very brief and formal, simply
saying that q public building equal not only TO
present, but future needs in a city Of the size
and Importance OF Minneapolis and recon-
menda the limit Of $1,000 %
The Weekly Pioneer Press of Jan. both, pre-
sentH in its Galaxy of Genius series papers
on 'aThe Future of the Arctic Exploration, . by
Lieut. Greedy Of the recent Franklin Bay e1-
pedition;. on Chinese Gordon, now be-
r.-.-l rs l.. A. II,
toum, by Charles Chaille Long, his former
chief of staff, and on the neglected but impor-
tant battle of Sailors creek, at the close Of the
campaign a out Richmond, by ex-Speaker
Keifer. The instaliment excels in current and
permanent interest any yet printed in the series
which has attracted 30 much attention.
All the royal apartments Of Windsor castle
have been ordered closed to all visitors. The
step is taken by her majesty in consequence
of the extraordinary precautionary measures
generally advised by the ministry. The queen
conducted herself 30 %stoically throughout all
previous dynamite panics that her present ac-
ton attracts much attention. 1t is reported
that one Of the great English railway corpora
tons has decided to discharge from its employ
Immediately all persons of Irish birth. An
official estimate, made by government iuspec-
wrought by the explosions in Westminster hall,
house OF commons and tower at s7o,000
y Representative Curtin of Pennsylvania,
chairman OF the house Of foreign relations
committee, expressed the greatest adherence
at the methods OF warfare recently adopted
by . certain faction of the Irish party. al
am . friend of Ireland and Irish liberty"
SAID he, 9but | cannot endorse a scheme involv-
ing the lives of innocent children. Some peo-
pie regard an Irishman as o national assassin.
This is a great mistake. / have the greatest
respect for the Irish people. Ny father was
an 1rishman, and want to see Ireland free;
but cannot find it in my heart to applaud this
latest attempt to frishten John Bun. The
American people-and wnen | say the Ameri-
can people | include our adopted people-hate
assassination in every form. 1t is repugnant