The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1885-02-20


thing now lacking Is eighty Ave or ninety
miles Of road between Ashland and Onton-
agon, forty miles between Ontonagon and
LAnse, and thirty miles from that point
to Sault Ste. Marie.
Roswell Miller is talked about for Merrilps
successor.
William Forester, stage manager of the Bos.
ton Ideals, died at Baltimore.
The people of Eureka, CAL, rose up and drove
every Chinaman out Of town.
Near wahpeton, Oak, Mrs August Dill con.
fesses to the murder Of her husband
A fire in the signal service Office at Wash.
ington destroyed many valuable records.
A fve-shooter was pulled out of Capt Pho
lan's bandages in the Tombs police court
|. Hereafter attendance upon public worship
Sunday morning will not be obligatory at Har
ward
Oliver 7. Morton, a son Of the late senator
has commenced his labors as editor of the In
dianapolis Times
Henry George, back from England, says tt,
Radical movement is making head there, ir
spite of dynamite.
Globe Insurance company at New York is sale
to be = defaulter.
New York merchants complain the Western
Union forces Postmaster Pearson to suppress
| the news OF steamer arrivals.
George D. Philips, of the New York Athletic
club won the twenty FIVE mile skating contes
for the championship Of America
| The destruction by fire Of the plate and bar
mill of the Nashua, N. H., Iron and Steel Com
pany, entailed loss of about 100000.
Col. Ingersoll now has an income of about
s10o, 600 per year, and thinks Of going to Eu-
rope for few years to give the theologians q
| rest.
It is reported that friends of Bmythe and
Wilson, who were lynched at Audubon, Iowa
have organized with the purpose Of burning
the town.
Edward Arnot, an actor, at one time leading
man at Wallack's, and tho Union Square thea
tors, New York, committed suicide in Chicago
by cutting his throat with razor.
Edward p wetzlar Of Philadelphia, who has
failed three times through speculation, killed
himself because his check for $500 WAS dis
| honored.
Charles Jackson, cashier Of the Park theater
| Chicago, found his wife in . disreputabls
| house in New York. She had refused to live
with him, but finally consented to do co.
| II the Rey. Herber Newton has been desir.
GUS of posing as martyr he is 10 be given ths
| opportunity Bishop Potter Of New York hav.
ing ordered his trial for heretical teachings
Annie and Ella Miller, aged seventeen and
thirteen respectively, were struck by the mail
and express at Mapelton, Pa, recently. Ella
was instantly killed, and Annie seriously in
jured, but will probably recover.
| A dispatch from Tower City, OAK, says that
. fire broke out in the Herald Office, destroy
iEg it, DR.. Russeil's Office, the Tower library,
Of | 800 volumes, and DR.. Engels drug store.
Nothing was saved in the Herald Office.
4 On Friday, Jan 80, Mrs Elizabeth McIAugh,
lin died at Escanaba, Mich, leaving three
young children Her husband Thomas Nc.
Laughln, was last heard of in ST. Paul. If the
latter does not turn up, the children arc left
without a protector.
The wedding Of William Dwight Chandler
son of the secretary Of the navy, and Lily NJ
Proctor, only daughter of L. @. Proctor, q
prominent banker and mill-owner, was cele
brated in Winona, Mimi, Monday evening, o.
the residence Of the brides parents.
Fire was discovered in the extensive grocery
store of Burns & Duggan, in Dubuque which
threatened the entire building, but was sub
dued. The principal loss is on the stock
hulCn ID dDuuG $otVuV3 luSuIou lOI &lsfNo
Loss on building 81 600; fully insured
A B. Mckay of Minneapolis, who has beer
boarding at the Saxton hotel, Omaha, for on,
week, has been arrested on charge of trying
to beat the hotel, and is lodged in Jail in tha
city. He claims he is all straight and expect.
a remittance, butwill not say what his business
Joe Howard, alias Kilrain, who was arrested
l1p vi 1,1,;
, requisition from the governor Of Michigan
is wanted for robbery of the First Nationa
bank OF Coldwater Of $4,000 worth of dia
monds and considerable sum of money i,
1888.
Reports from various states concerning tn
winter wheat crop indicate considerable de
| crease in acreage particularly in the southern
belt In Minnesota, Statistician Young think
, there will be falling Off of 10 per cent Will
from Dakota itls reported that there is ittl
likelihood of an increase.
: sensation was created at Warren, Ohio
: recently, by the arrest Of Mrs Iillie King
wife of A. a. King of Cleveland, on charg
Of adultery. King says his wife remained owe
i night at Cleveland hotel with man name
e Jewell Mrs. King Declares it is put-up jo
r to ruin her reputation.
A spirited fight at tho post Office departme1
: recently occurred between Mr.. Kennedy,
n clerk, and Mr.. Jefferson, chief Of a division
q the money order bureau. Fists were effective
g ly used, and these were supplemented wit
: bottles of ink. A policeman arrested Kenned.
4 who was the attacking party.
y Senator Don Cameron has started for Flor
a da His health has been failing of late, an
his physicians advised him not to remain
Washington any longer. Cameron has ha
fyyn a aGviaaI
e seek a milder climate and take as much ou
door exercise as possible.
n Men searching the ruins of the burned stare
So factory and distilery at Peoria, Ill, found IL
e bodies OF Ephraim Do olittle, the night watcl
ie man, and Andrew Bryan, fireman. The bet
II II runner is still missing, and fears are cnte
ob tanned that he persisted. The loss will reac
l. $lG0,OO0 with S53, 600 insurance.
IN The trial of Jansson of Liege, and Knippe
is OF Birkenfeld, on the charge of high treason
T. selling to France plans for the mobilization
~ ~ the German corps d'armee. will begin at Lei1
sic March 8. The government has ordered Il
y, trial to be conducted IN secrecy, and that on
y, ~ the sentence of the prisoners be published.
b. Before leaving Gakdul, Col Butler, of Il
is Royal Irish regiment was instructed by Ge
" " Wolseley not to attack the Arabs at Meter
le neh Orders, however, leave Col Butler to a
% as he thinks fit The force at Gubat is nc
1900 men, of whom $500 are effective. &c
Wolseley declines to permit -combatants
remain at the front 1t is believed correspo
!. es dents will be stopped from communicate
h. with their papers The Tories will support i
le largest measures of tho government to retrie
ye England's position in the Soudan but will mo
it, for the appointment Of committee Of inqni
hi into the responsibility for the dispatch OF t
]. Nile expedition. Gen. Wolseley's friends sts
K that he undertook the Nile route against l
I'd own opinion, which was in favor of the Suak
at and Berber route, and that the governme1
is for the purpose Of economy, broke its promi