The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1885-10-23
General News.

The next American cardinal will undoubt-
eddy be Archbishop Gibbons of Baltimore.
Archbishop Ryan confirmed over 100
persons at the Catholic church at Newtown,
Pa.
A Maine couple were married in a buggy
recently at Woodford. The girl was only
fifteen years old.
The total valuation OF assessable prop
erty in Montana last year was $40, 49,
26S.91, against $44,69S, 461.2S Tor the
previous year.
At the Yelled Prophets ball in St.
Louis, recently, over $1,000 600 worth OF
diamonds appeared on the throats, ears
and arms of the ladies.
Capt. A. n. Smith, OF the schooner C. n.
Hartman, which has arrived at New York
from Neuyitas, reports having seen u sea
serpent 800 feet long.
Tine grand lodge OF the Knights ofPythias
at Des Moines elected d. B. HUFF OF Musca-
tine grand chancellor. The session closed
with a ball at the Aborn house. The next
meeting will be in Davenport.
Thomas NJ. Taber, formerly a weisher in
the New York custom house. met his death
| in a Brooklyn saloon over II discussion MS
to the most graceful style of Waiting.
| fracturing his skull by turning n hand
/ spring
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Johnson Of Cincinnati, champion Splinter
OF America, ran 100 yards at Pittsburg for
an alleged purse o! 1000 and the Cham
1 pionship OF America. Smith won in LAY
seconds, the fastest time on record.
There were ITO failures in the United
States reported to Bradstreet' S during the
week ending 10th, against 1T2 in the pre-
reding week and 213, 166 and 125 in the
corresponding weeks OF 1881, 1883 and
/ 4 SS, n,,,,,t;,aty About go "a c.n, ,.a,,
those of small traders, whose capital was
less than $4,000.
At the general assembly OF the Knights
OF Labor held at Hamilton, Ont, the fol-
lowing officers were elected: General Master
Workman, Z. ". Powdcrly. Scranton, Pa.
GeneralWorthy Foreman, Richard Griiiths,
Chicago; general secretary and treasurer,
Fred Turner, Philadelphia; secretary OF in
s%uranee, III. &. McGraw, Pittsb..rg. The
general assembly has decided to meet next
year in Richmond, Va.
For the last few days the people for miles
around Williamsport, Pa, were discussing
a breach-of-promise case on trial before the
county court. Lewis I9ner. the sheriff,
who has lived in the county for fifty years,
paid attentionlto and finally asked Miss
A!rabella kentner. a young lady of twenty
three, to marry HIM, promising her $50
600. Miss kentner accepted the offer.
One evening some time afterwards Zaner
told Miss Kentner that he could not marry
her. She sued Zaner for 100000. The
jury returned a verdict in her favor for
$40, 900.
Some very large vegetables and fruit have
been received at the Northern Pacific office,
at st. Paul. Emigration COMMISSIONS
Groat received a radish turnip and a. cab.
bage, raised in the Bitter loot valley, near
| Missoula. Mont. The turnip measures 3
ieet 4 inches i'll circumference, and weighs
20 pounds. The cabbage is S feet 3 inches
in circumference and weighs 40 pounds.
General Superintendent Footner, OF the
Northern Pacific express, received a box
containing thirteen Oregon winter pears.
The thirteen measured a third OF a bushel.
They are the largest pears ever seen in
| this section OF the country,