The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1885-02-27
only be issued on petition Of majority Of the
votes in the precinct where the saloon Ia To-
Gated, and placing the fee at 1900

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There were e73 failures in the United states
reported to Bradstreet's during the week
against $50 in the preceding week, and 243 22l
1888 and 1882 respectively About 81 per cent
were those Of small traders whose capital was
less than 900
The backbone Of the strike Of the Lowell.
tMass.) Carpet company's operatives is broken
as 240 out of 260 ingram looms are running,
and large proportion Of the spoilers, winders
and twisters have also gone back. So many
have accepted that the plan of shutting down
will likely be given up.
Eight cases Of dynamite were stolen from
the magazine Of the American Dynamite CON-
any in Westchester county, N. Y. Every ef-
fort is being made to locate it. as dynamite ia
not remarkable product Tho thieves are
believed to be connected with tho socialists or
some other organization of dynamiters.
DR.. ]. J. saville, formerly the agent Of the
old Red Cloud agency, who now lives in
Omaha, laughs at the ldea Of Stanley Huntleys
elevation to chieftainship Of the Sioux. To any
one acquainted with Indian customs, the ludic.
rous side of the dispatch sent broadcast over
the land from Fargo is instantly apparent
Swiss oficials have been warned o. plot ta
blow up the federal palace in Berne with dyna.
mite, in retaliation for the repressive measures
recently adopted by the federal council 1t is
stated that the police of Geneva have dis.
covered secret dynamite factory in that city,
and that all workmon employed in the factory
were Swiss
Charles A. Coffin Co q fve-story wooden
shoe factory at Lynn, Mass, was burned
Loss, $4,000. The Smith Manufacturing com.
pany (shoe manufacturers) suffered to the ex-
tent of $4,000. There were lve-hundred
cases of shoes in the building in readiness for
shipment, valued at $4,000. Lucian Hall
ownedt le urned building.
The troubles between the English Free
Masons ard Grand Orient of France continue
The prince of Wales, replying to q recent let.
ter from the French grand master, says: The
English Masens always held to the belief that
God is the first and great landmark of genuine
Free Masonry. Without such belief, nobody
can, of right, claim to inherit the tradition OF
true Free Masonry
At q meeting At Longford, Ireland, recent.
ly to welcome Justin Mccarthy, member Of
parliament for The county, Thomas Power
OConnor, N. r, made an address, In which he
compared Earl Spencer, lord lieutenant to the
car in Warsaw He said q few years would
decide 1reland's fate. Both Wing and Tory
WOuIu want G06 lFlb4 vOt9, ana IL wOOlQ Only
be given in tho interests of Ireland.
Two sawyers from Farmingtony MINI, an
teamster from Little Rock Ark. while tax
ing the body OF dead man from Joseph
Moses camp, on Jump river. Wis, to Chip
pewa Falls, were attacted by wolves about
midnight & The he driver Piled the whip on his
Winchesters, killed twenty seven wolves, and
arrived at the Falls all right, but pretty well
ecared
Mrs. Langtry several months ago entered
into contract with Mr. Abbey, under which she
was to visit the principal cities of America, be.
ginning next October, and Mr.. Abbey laid out
her entire route for the aeason This arrange
ment has been definitely knocked in the head.
Mr.. Moss received telegram telling him to
cancel the term set apart for Mrs Langtry,
and also advising him that the entire season
was off.
Postoffices Observation-Disclosures: Alderman
Barnes county, Minnesota: Badger, Polk coun.
ty; North Redwood, Redwood, county, Wis
consin: Levee. Columbia county: Postmaster.
Commissioned Stems, Gibbon, MINI.
James Swan, Badger, Wis.,. A W. DAVIS
Bushnell, Dak..; J. Alderman, Alderman Oak.
o. Duhcharnl, Badger, MINI. ; ]. G. Hammer,
North Redwood, MINI. g. w. He]lngg, Levee
| Wis
Ex-vice President Hamlin, who,is in Wash
| ing to attend the dedication of the Washington
monument, said that only nine men are nov
| living who were members of the senate in 1s4S
| when that body attended the laying Of the cor
! ner stone of the monument These are Yulet
of Florida, George W. Jones of Nevada, Brad
bury and Hamlin Of Maine, Fitch Of Michigan
| Jefferson Davis OF Mississippi Atchison o.
Missouri, Simon Cameron of Pennsylvania ant
Hunter of Virginia.
| The messenger who reported the news o
Gen. Gordon's murder to Wolseley, adds tina
Gordon's clerk and the chef clerk of the arsen
al were also killed. The Mahdi onl,
ter its fall He inspected the place ant
returned to Omdurman, where he re-
mains. After Gordon fell the, Arabs killet
his clerk and nine others with spears. Tht
1 rest of the garrison escaped. With the excep
ton of this attack there was no fighting a
! khartoum. All the Europeans and most o
the notables were killed. The inhabitant
| Joined the rebels. No women or children wer
| killed. All who submitted gave up their valu
ablcs and were allowed To- depart unharmed
The British cabinet on the 10th inst, consid
cred means to meet the credit for the Egyptial
| campaign to the amount of e., 100000 Glad
stone and Childers opposed tho suspension o
| the sinking fund. It was finally decided t
mako further issue OF 21A per cents to tn
amount wanted Childers, in his bulge
speech, will propose to meet the extraordi
| nary war expenditure in the coming financia
year, by raising the income tax to eigh
pence for two years, in this way creating ES
OO0O00. A dispatch from Adelaide TO the gov
ernment says the South Australian govern
nlent will furnish at its own expense $50 vol
unteen to reinforce the troops, in the Soudar
1 There is great enthusiasm in Australia an
money is flowing into tho patriotic fund
Great excitement was occasioned in Londo
by the riotous conduct of q large number {
unemployed workmen. Three thousand parat
4 ed the streets, with banners bearing mottoe
of their grievances. Several bands OF musi
accompanied the procession. They wante
immediate employment on the construction
imperial works, which they said were neede
for the public good. The police attempted |
paraders then invaded Downing stre
and stopped in front of the ofic
residence OF Gladstone. They bowled an
hissed invectires against the government ar
: cabinet A council was being held at the tin
and the mob attempted to force their way in
the room where the council were sitting IT
police at this point, receiving reinforcement
elected the intrudera
}, Lately Con Grant has been making dai
. visits to DR. Douglass Office in East Twent
sixth street, but on Sunday he: Was feeling
poorly and depressed that Drs Fordyce, Bar
; or and Douglas were sent foe The affect
tonsil was found to be in an angry conditio
: aud the physicians renamed over an hour wi
the old general, cheering him as much
t possible Gen. Grants friends foreboda
gloomy termination Of his illness, as cancer
j, the mouth is rarely, if evor. cured. TIE go
: erals advanced age and general physie
: prostration makes his case moro difficult
= treat A trip South has been recommende
bnt the general objects strenuouslS & TO leayi
5 the city Notwithstanding the dsnials of t
friends of John Kelly there appears little roe
!, for doubt that he is o very SICK man Ev
3 admit thas the Tsre1aany ie1asr viii never