The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1885-07-24
General News.

Cincinnati's tax levy for 1886 is $27.4S
per 81 600.
Henry Bowen OF Ashley was killed by
lightning.5
Forty Indians are killed in u fight with
Capt. Chaffees scouts in Sonora.
The new st. Paul directory shows 43, $50
names; Minneapolis, 44,25O.
The population of North Dakota now ex-
ceeds $4,000, an increase OF 1l4,00O since
1850.
The Southern Minnesota Fair association
will hold its sixthannualexhibit at Roches.
ter on Sept. IA, Is, 16, II, IS and 10.
Creditors OF the New Orleans exposition
to be paid about rs per cent oftheirclaims
now, and the rest in the sweet sometime.
TIL relatives of the late Mrs. Jane Nor.
gan, who died in Saratoga recently, leaving
$4,000, 900, are in trouble because she left
no will.
New England capitalists have organized
a company to supply the republic OF Purn
with the electric light for IL period OF TWEEN.
ty years.
Nearly $1,000 has been found in the
house OF Henry Hollowbush, a miser, aged
eighty-one years, who died in Frederick
township, Montgomery county, Pa.
Miss Chat Schockey, OF Ada. Ohio, an ac
S'f'l'+hN' h' h'iiiSoLlC ,yollIE liuN,.
prominent in musical circles, eloped with a
dissolute barber named Joe Gallagher.
Men are at work along Snake river. Or.
hunting gold for 5 miles, and new depos-
its are found daily. Some dirt turns out
from $40 to 500 a day per man, with the
old rocker apparatus.
Active steps are about being taken to or
ganize the first court OF Ancient Forestry in
st. Paul. All resident Foresters and Others
interested are invited to address at once
w. r. y. Miller, 40 Nicollet avenue, Mime.
apolis.
1t is reported to financial circles at Des
Moines, Iowa that j. ID. Gillette, banker at
Ogden. Iowa, failed; that lie decided his real
property to his wife and his personal prop
erty tn II mannamedC Clark, and that hehas
departed to c!imes unknown.
The West Division Railway companv az
Chicago has reinstated fourteen of the six
teen men discharged from service, and for
whose reinstatement the recent strike was
inaugurated. The president of the conpa-
ny declares that there was no adequate
cause for the discharge OF tlA men in gues.
ton.
Lieut.. Luigi Lomia, OF the fifth artillery.
has been detailed as professor of military
science and tactics at the state University
at Madison, Wis. Second Lieut.. George 7.
i'oi Y v VIC AiHia uItlllcIS, Is assigned
to duty as professor OF military science and
tactics at the Pennsylvania military acad-
cmy at Chester, Pa.
There were ITO failures in the United
States reported to Bradstrects during the
week ending the 11th, against 1872 in the
preceding week, and 1914, 40 and 124 in
the corresponding weeks OF 1854, 1883.
and 1882, respectively. About IS percent
were those OF small traders, whose capital
was less thar 50, 900.
The finance committee OF the board OF
education OF st. Paul notified Comptroller
Roche that the $4,000 worth OF educa-
three years, had been solo to Newport &
Peat OF st. Paul for $50, 5O2.5O, or n pre-.
MUM Of per cent. This premium has
never been equale1 in the state.
The citizens OF Big Stone, Dakota, have
presented the Simpson Park association
with a deed to twenty-five acres OF one OF
the finest groves OF natural timber in Da-
kota Tor the purpose of u religious summer
resort. The city council has built on the
banks OF the lake, at an expense OF 1000,
a boulevard from the city to the park.
Sarah Althea Hill Sharon caused the ar
rest OF DR.. r. U. Piperof Chicago, who went
80 San Francisco several months ago to
testify as to the character OF the alleged
marriage contract which played u most i'm.
portant part in the celebrated Sharon
divorce case. She charged him with libelinp
her in 4 pamphlet recently published in San
Francisco.
During the progress OF n free Methodist
camp meeting near Coldwater, Michigan.
a respectable lady got the power and lay
in a trance for several hours, when n ply
stefan advised her removal-at which pro.
ceeding the minister, t5he Rev. Robert Clarke,
objected, and resorted to forcible measures
to prevent. A complaint for assault and
battery was lodged against him, and when
arrested by the sheriff he readily accepted
the situation and prepared to
the officer to town, when the Rev. y.
Matthews the presiding elder, interpreted
and proposed to rescue Clarke. Duringth
melee both the sheriff and Matthews wers
quite seriously bruised, and blood was
drawn on both, and with drawn revolver
the sheriff and his deputy took Matthews
also into custody for resisting an officer.