The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1885-12-18

Mrs, Ricl, widow of the late rebel. is re
ce,Nihg money every day from sympa
thizers. ''f
The custom house officials at Liverpool
levied a duty OF $500 on the challenge Gun
won by Sir Richard Sutton with The
Genesta.
The British ship Magician, Capt. Has.
lpsS, rom Cardiff, Oct. 20, for San Fran
CISCO, has been sunk by acollision with tn,
hri'ish snip Ben Douran, Capt. Andrew,
from San Francisco, Sept. 4. for Queens.
town.
Sir William Hart Dixie, Conservative
member.elect at parliament for the North.
west division OF Kent, England, has offered
the workmen on his estates in the county
OF hent,smnil holdings at an annual rental
OF five shillinss per acre.
tapt. lanes Sproule is now ON trial for
ms Meat Victoria. b. c. Recently Sproulo
had a difficulty with Charles Hammil. who
was superintendent OF extensive gold mines
ut hontenia. and killed him. Sproule es-
capped but was subsequently captured.
Lord Randolph Churchill has drafted n
scheme Tor Irish home rule, the bases OF
winch, 1t IL reported, is the formation of
1nurg provincial councils, with q central
council at Dublin, to de,,i with local leris.
iittion ana taxation, but without power
10 Interfere with tariffs, policyo or military
administration.
Mr.. John Bright, speaking Mt Rirmins.
nam, pleaded for further Emancipation in
india. lie SAID that England must learn
lief lesson that her rnle in India was of
duration and depended more
upon wisdom than fore. He favored the
division OF the smaller presidencies. in ac-
corti'tiice with the various nations. Even
II the English rule should end, they could
20 fjfpfI ~ "a IA it,s Ma, ~ I'll -
! teslndi problem was crying for a soll.
tion. 49,
Mr.. Gladstone wrote n letter n few dnvs
ago in which he said: | am certain tl,at
no Torres Will be much weaker than the
Liberals IN the next, as in the last parliu-
fient, 1T viii be impossible for the Tories |
70 contactsthe government on their own
strength of-to hold a position Of dignity |
IND Independence. The Liberals will out.
lumber the Tories and Parnelites combin.
and VIII be the only party independent
u unworthy motives to court the Parnel.
for support.
Miss Ellen Terry's illness, which has com
'etied her temporary retirement from thc |
t,,ge. is general debility and NEURALGIA.
is staying ataBrishton, and is gradual
y recovering. Since her absence from the
tycelim the audiences hay decreased night
tier night. Mr.. Irving beng unable to
raw the public by himself. Mr.. Irving is
lso i'll from overwork, and is IL advised by
is physiciRnsto take a rest. He will prob
bly, open the Lyceum for two weeks before
he production Of "Faust."a
The Conservatives have become fearful of
Iladstone's return to power, and imagine
hat it will be followed by political chaos.
ms lear ~ beginning to paralyzc business,
!ar%ticularly on the stock exchange. At
ne opening Of the campaign when the Con-
erVatlve cause locke so hopeful, British
oiIsuls md all foreign securities fairly
coined. The public began TO invest mon
y on an lmmense, scale, and speculative
ctivity went beyond anything before re-
orded in English history. Since the rural
ote has diminished the Tory prospects
he English market has become feverish
unsettled, and operators lave become
istrustful.