The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1885-01-16
fund required by law for bonds issued by th.
two cities for its construction.

mother-in-law Is worth millions.
Anlowa City special says: a fire at Z O'CLOCK
Saturday night consumed the coal warehous.
Of Hoag& sheere and the Granger elevator
and q coal shed containing thirty tons OF coal
Two railroad cars we're badly scorched. Loss,
between $500 and $4,000; insured.
Bremen and Hamburg firms trading with
Africa complain Of encroachments by the
Engliah st commercial posts and other points
in Africa. They assert that q corps Of hussarst
enrolled under English officers, il rading neal
German posts and preventing the natives fron
trading there.
The sheriff Of ottumwa, Iowa, under = war
rant issued BY W. L Orr, proceeded to Blakes-
burg and arrssted Daniel Anderson, William
Anderson, Jess Fisher, George Fisher and
Floyd Chichester and brought them to 0th,mwA
They are charged with the murder Of Pleasant
Anderson, who WAS hanged by lynchers on thu
night OF the 29th nlt
The m is revived that the emperor OF
Germany has become reconciied to the duke
Of Cumberland, whose pretensions to the
remanded at Berlin. The story is that ths
reconciliation was brought about by the inter
cesoion OF Queen Victoria, but this etatemen
1nds but few believers. spt
1t is reported that Mr.. T. o. Walker Of Iowa,
tone OF the reading clerks Of the house of repre-.
sentatlves, went home, and that his place will
be filled Immediately. 1t seems that there hal
been complaint Of his inability TO supply th:
lung power necessary to read to o body of32a
men who are not given to keeping good order
New York Times contains a somewhat sensa.
tional article on the illness Of Chef Justice
Waite. snying that his family and friends hai
slight hopes of his ultimate recovery, etc. A
reporter called at the residence of the chief jus.
lies, and was told by Mrs. Waite that the chic.
justice was steadily improving, and while the
family were anxious they were by no means
Respondent
Gen. Grant is not to be left in poverty, even
though it should happen-which now seems
unlikely-that he be forced to give up his
mementoes and relics. Mr.. George Jones,
who was chiefly instrumental in raising the
$25O,OO0 trust fnnd, is authority for the state
ment that that fund is safe, that it cannot be
touched, and that the per 3annum income Of
S15, 600 is assured.
Aparty of Maplah fanatics entrenched them.
selves in a temple near Calicut, in the Malaban
district, India, and detied the local officers. A
British corps was called to dislodge them, and
IN order to effect this it was necessary to ex-
piode tho gate, whereupon the entrenched par.
nes offered q desperate resistance. Nine Map
labs and one soldier were killed before the ii.
surrectIonl was quelled.
Judge Payson, of the public land committee
Of the house, says he is satisfied that the sem
atetwill insist on its action and the adoption Of
Morgan's amendment, to send all questions Of
forfeiture of unearned land grants to the
courts. The house, on the other hand, he
says, will demand that the senate shall pass
the house bills declaring forfeited all nnearned
land grants. Between the two, he says, there
will be no action.
William I. Hill, publisher of Leisure Hours,
was arrested by the postofice inspector IN Chi.
cage on y charge Of using the mails for fraudu.
lent purposes. Hill professed to give upon re-
ceipt Of forty cents Ga Waterbury timekeepef'
70 every one who subscribed for his paper.
d allegation is that the timepiece proved moi
to be silver Waterbury watches, but cheap tin
lsolargraphs of compasses.
Rev DR.. Noah Hunt Schenck, pastor Of St
Anus on the Heights Episcopal church, Brook
Ign, N. Y, died at his home in that city early
Sunday morning from blood poisoning. About
three weeks ago DIR. Schenck, who was then
IN robust health, had q corn removed from his
toe y 9 c%hiropodist Shortly afterward he
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clans were called and foundgangrene had setin
Consul Fechet, Of the Paso del Norte district,
writes to the state department that Mexico ID
passing through great ~fnancial depression,
governmental and commercial. Drought has
prevailed in many states. Crops have failed.
Stock in largo numbers have died. These
causes have combined to make 3 bad year for
business. Large Quantities of corn have been
shipped from the United States to supply the
deficiency caused by the failing crops.
tits understood that the fact has been clear
~ disclosed that q number of armed compan-
les of socialists is regularly drilling in Chicago
and that they number about seven hundred
men. They are equipped with breech-loadine
rifles and drill according to Prussian tatics.
entire practice is contrary to state law. In
view of this fact, and owing to the recent
threats by some socialist leaders, volunteer
guards have been placed on one Of the armor-
les OF the National guard
The larges check ever drawn up probably
in this country, certainly in Philadelphia, has
been frameden d hung up in the treasnre's office
Of the Pennsylvania Railroad company. The
is $14, 949, o52, and the institution cashing
it was the National Bank of Commerce. New
York city. 1t is drawn in favor Of Kidder, Pea.
body 4 Co., of that city and is infull settlement
OF the large block of shares which that firm
procured for the Pennsylvania Railroad com
pany in order thatit might obtain q controlling
interest in the Philadelphia. Washington 4
Railroad company. The date is
Tune z 1881. The check was paid one week
ahead Of the time it was due.
News is received at Sioux City, which is be.
lieyed reliable, that the bodies OF fourteen men
were found from q point twenty-nine miles
west, in Northwestern Nebraska The bodies
were found along and near a new railroad
grade. The dead men were victims of the re-
cent terrible blizzard and supposed to have
been settlers on their way in for supplies, and
were on their way from claims they had been
breaking near the line of a new road 10 be
built next season. A previous report stated
is generally believed, though It'll hoped
may prove greatly exaggerated.
Postofices established: Dakota--Appleby,
codington county. Minnesota-Ellsworth,
county. Wisconsin-Cecil, Shawana
county; Clyde, Iowa county. Postofices Dis
continued-Dakota, Pretoria, Browne county,
mail to Columbia. Postmasters Commissioned
Philip H Harth, Madison, Oak. John r.
Brennan, Rapid City, Oak. stephen A. Marine,
yinton, Iowa; ]. NJ. Ryder, Wilton Junction,
Iowa; William =. Iyey, Pomeroy, Iowa; Sayles
A. Sherburne, Rusk, Wis. |; II. o. Dudley,
Wis. Aaron A Folger, Apleby,
OAK. William E. Carroll, Clyde, Wis.
The council OF ministers Of the Free Will
church called for the purpose of inves-
the charges made against Rev. J. T.
Palmer, former pastor OF the Free Baptist
in Waterloo, Iowa, has closed its
session. 1t was alleged against Mr.,
Palmer that he had obtained a divorce from
his wife upon unscripiural grounds. The sec
ond charge was the manner of obtaining the
and the third charged him with i'm
intimacy with women not his wife.
What these findings are is not known, but a
Of the council is authority for ths
statement that tho charges We're sustained in
London Cable.-A great sensation has lncen