The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1885-03-20

Central Asia Tho active breaking up OF small
Ter, scattered and unimportant military posts
being semitic Central Asia Batteries and troops
are moving IN from the Caucasus.
The National Gazetts of New York gives cur
rency to the following: ssThere are run,ors
which lead us to believe that ere many weekas
roll on shipyards in the United States will be
called upon to exert their utlnost abilities to
fill orders for steamers which may be sooner
or later called upon to do war service undera
foreign fag.
The receipts for the eight months Of the cur-
rent year ending with Feb. 2S. shows q falling
of Of nearly W, 600 900 comparedw the COR.
responding eight months. Of the preceding fis-
cal year, which is equal to monthly average
reduction Of r., 800, COO. In customs tho falling
off was nearly $lS, ,0O0, 600 andin internal rev-s
enus over 35, o01,0OO. 81
Col Lamont intends to do away with the
present syatcm of keeping = full and elaborate
record Of al business brought to the attention
Of the president, and to confine the record to
such matters only as require his individual
attention.. All other documents will be referred
single record kept of their reference
President Cleveland assured . man from one
Of tho territories two or three weeks ago that
he would adhere to the strict spirit Of the
clause In the platform of the Democratic party
tories should be filled by residents Of the terri
tories. Not man, said he, will be sent
from other states or territories to fill your Of
Aces.
The formal transfer Of the treasury depart
ment from ex-Secretary McCulloch to Secre-
tary Manning took place Saturday morning.
tf,aE <nA akav ~ i
ed to the department by the retiring secretary,
who called at his house for him. Soon After
their arrival, Mr.. McCullocb presented his as-
sistapt secretaries, Messrs French and Coon,
to tn. lew secretary.
John Mitchell and Dan Cam living near IAu-
raiA,n's Madison Co, in Mont had : Astanding
grudge On the 7th inst Mitchell WAS drunk and
very abusive to CAIN and finally shot the latter IL
the hesd, killing him instantly. Mitchell
mosnted horse and hed, but the sheriff cap
tutrd him and took him to his ouse, who're an
effort was made 10 siezs and lynch hum In de-
Tending him from tho mob The sheriK relaxed
hig vigilance, and the prisoner escaped amid 9
storm ol bulletR 0facsrs again overlook
Mitchell, who refused 70 surrsnder and VA
Theprogramme Of The visit OF the prince end
princsss Of Wales 70 Ireland Il published. Thsy
will reach Dublin April g Alayee, bali and ban.
quet will take plAos IN Dublin. They will then
80 TO ConAmors g gueets OF Earl Listowell,
remaining until the 18th, meantime visiting
Cask e.sl, calr,ghmors ~ and Killarney; They wiil
donderry and Barron's Court will then be
visited, and on the 25th cross from Belfast "a
Scotland BY the steamer route Free Masona
will organize grand lodge here in the princes
i Rs0gosed to
fitting reception. Everything indicates that
the reception will bea great success.
Mr.. Bayard has offered the ch-sough,
position of assistant secretary Of State to Johr
Caldwallader Of PhilAdelphis, who ID conneo.
hon BY marriage Of Mr.. Bayard, and cousin
Of John CaidwallAder. OF New York, the assist
mt monetary Of state under Hamilton Fish.
Mr.. gadwAllader has arranged to sell his Phila,
| lelphia house and to take up his residence il
Washington, He represents one OF the Oldest
English families In this country and is connect
ed with the English alistoerscy. He Il son
Of Judge Cadwalladsr, and has been i life
long earnest Democrat. He in prominent
member Of the st George society, and his dir
tinguished social connections and his ability a
an entertainer. It is thought, will with his nat.
He is . man Of wealth, and belongs to the
most exclusive circles Of Philadelphia N
In the commons the secretary for war moved
that the forces At the army depots be increas-
ed by 81 0l0 mon OF ell arms. He believed the
el 800, 900 already voted, would cover the cosi
Of military operations in the Soudan The
number Of additional men required for nexi
year he estimated ct Il, 600 He believed il
would be found advisable TO construct shori
lines Of railWay for the transportation Of troops
and supplies around the more serious cafa-
racts. A dispatch from Korti says the real
| guards OF Gen Butler q troops arrived at Kort