The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1885-01-30
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The maharna Of UdiapuI, India, II dead, aged
twenty Ave years He had the distinction %
being the head Of the house which is unlverl
sally admitted to be the Oldest and purest
among Rajpoot princely families, the origin Of
which il lost in antiquity.
A day or two ago number Of immigrants
who arrived on the Britannia atNew York were
bound to the West, and had orders on the
White Star company for railway tickets at S13
The tickets were procured for the immigrants
at 81, and each one WAS given back $l2
George Thurstein was given verdict in the
Kent (Mich) circuit court, against Ransom G.
Luce for $500, for being kicked down stairs
BY Lucc ten years ago. Thurstein sned for
$40, 900, and the large verdict caused general
surprises twill probably be appealed
John Bright has written pamphlet on the
effect of the exteution OF the franchise He
predicts the reformation OF the land laws, lead
ing to an improved position of farm laborers
and . revision of the game laws in the direc-
ton Of accepting the principle that the game
belongs to the farmer.
All England waits breathlessly for news Of
Lord Wolseley's progress in Egypt Maps Of
the Nile region are seen everywhere and anxi-
ETY. for the safety for the troops is the general
topic The latest news from the forces gives
painful details Of the snfferings of tie troop
ers
Mr. Hewitt Of New York, who has charge Of
the bill, now on the house calendar, to carry
into effect the Mexican treaty, is quite hopeful
that the bill will be passed, and says he viii
call it mp for consideration this week should
bers share Mr. Hewitt's hopes.
Ex-senator Mitchell of Oregon says he is NOD
in tho race for the senatorship from that stata
"There are," said he "quite number of ex.
cellent men before the legislature, and either
OF them would make good senator de-
clned to be candidate three months ago
when the matter was broached to me-"
Peter ]. Berdahl, farmer living ten miles
west of Dell Rapids, Oak, killed himself the
18th inst Mr.. Berdahl was an old resident of
crooked in financial matters A few weeks
ago he was arrested and lodged in Jail foI
mortgaging property that he did not own.
Atamass meeting Of stutsman county OAK,
farmers permanent organization of the Agricul-
tural and Mechanical society Of Stutsman coun-
ty WAS effected, and a committee Of three was
appointed to go TO Bismarck to confer with
representatives of other counties in regard to
needed legislation for the establishment of a
free and open grain market
At the close Of the approaching session Of
| the Dominion house Of commons the Canadian
Pacific Railway company will invite the men,
bers Of parliament to take q trip over the line.
The track will then be completed around the
north shore Of Lake Superior and it is the in
tention to run the excursion train clear through
I to the Columbia river
In the Madison Square (N.Y. garden Monday
night John L Sullivan and Paddy Ryan, old
time antagonists, again met They went to
work in good style, but were stopped by Police
| Captain Williams before they had had their
hands up minute. Nobody was arrested, and
no decision was given. The boys were going
it IN earnest and had to he stopped
The East Garfield hospital entertainments
| tired out the most liberal givers and the
counties of many prominent young ladies who
were interested In it will not allow their further
assistance or patronage. The Garfield hospital
cannot keep up unless it gets congressional aid
and the need of the institution is not patent
enough to legislators to make that likely
The difficulty arising in the dedication of the
Washington monument by the Masons has been
bridged over Recently, however, the Wash
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grand lodge to be present and perform such
Masonic rites as are usual at the formal COM
pletion of structure, the corner stone OF
which had been laid with Masonic honors.
Maj. Theadore Il. Eckerson, Jr., quarter
master q. s. A., will be placed on the retired
list on reaching sixty four years of age. This
will promote Col. A. I. Rockwell to major, and
leave vacancy rs captain in the quartermasters
department, for which there are many appli-
| cants, army and civilian. Col. Fred d. Grant
is one of the aspirants for the appointment
| The senate judiciary committee will report
favorably on the house bill constructing the
laws now in force relating to the territorial
courts Of any of the United States territories
| so as to authorize the execution and service OF
| any process, civil or criminal, issued out OF
| any such courts within any military or Indian
reservation. or within the Yellowstone Nation.
| al Park.
i In the United States district court at Wachi.
ia, Kansas, Nellie c. Bailey was acquitted oi
the charge of the murder of wealthy English
man named Bothamley, with whom she was
/ travelling in the Indian Territory about year
ago. The defendant maintained that Botham
ley shot himself, and there were witnesses tc
tho affair. The case was quite sensational and
the defendant has romantic history.
Owing to the great press of business attend
ing the closing days of the congressional ses
sion and the probable necessity for thesigna
ture Of bills Immediately after their passage
consider his determination to attend the New
Orleans exhibition during February H.
hopes, however, to attend the exposition as
private citizen after the expiration of hi
official term.
London Cable: Something very like an un
seemly quarrel is reported to exist in the roya
family. Neither the prince of Wales nor th,
duke of Edinburgh congratulated Prince Hen
ry Of Battenburg or Princess Beatrice on thei
engagement, and they are said to be disgustet
at the match. The queen has refused to 80 I,
sandringham because the princess Of Wales in
sisted on having dancing. To this she WAS op
death.
An attempt was made to destroy the larg
! hat factory at South Norwalk, Conn, .owne,
by Crofut l. Knapp A can containing an ex
plcsive supposed to be dynamite was place,
ed by means of fuse. The explosion tore on
the window, shattered the stone sill, which wa
!, four inches thick, and broke every window il
that part of the building. This, ii is claimed
is the fourth act of violence perpetratedin in or
der to prevent men from other places accept
ing employment in the factories.
An anti-socialist bill was introduced in th
reichstrath Of Austria It far exceeds the Ger
man anti-socislist measure in tho severity q
its provisions. It forbids the formation Q
clubs; provides for government control o
charitable societies in order to prevent the GOV
ering up Of socialist plots; empowers suthori
ties to forbid any public meeting and confs
cate socialist pamphlets, whether printed i
Austria or abroad. and makes innkceperi
pamphlets be found in their possession.
A mass meeting Of unemployed worldngme
was held IN front Of tho Royal Exchange Lon