The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1885-02-27
Guiding Swain, who were acquainted with
Bateman, the banker, kept their horses, and
that Bateman managed the stable.

da, upon Rev. Timothy 0'Connel, found
guilty by the board Of trials of scandalous and
conduct in becoming intoxicated.
bishop withdraws his license and removes
him from the position Of assistant minister o.
the cathedral of the Holy Trinity.
The president has, by executive order, OF.
ened to public settlement, after May Is, 1885,
all lands within the Niobrara or Santee Sioux
Indian reservation IN Nebraska remaining I'M
allotted to and unsolicited by Indians, except
such as are occupied for agency, school anc
missionary purposes.
The Prussian minister of agriculture has is,
sued report on the agricultural status of Prus-
STA for the past three years, He states thatths
country cannot henceforth rely on the growth
OF corn, but must widen the scope of its pro,
duction by rearing cattle on a large scale, ant
by producing cheese, butter and eggs.
Some idea of the permanency of the member
ship of the senate may be formed from the fac
that while 26 senatorial elections were held t.
fill terms beginning the 18th of March, only {
new members were chosen, so that of the Il
members of the next senate, 66 at least will be
old members the election i'll Illinois and Oregon
ncs having taken place,
A delegation of Chippewa Indians from the
Turtle Mountain reservation, Oak. called upon
the commissioner of Indian affairs recently, and
urged him to enlarge the boundries OF their re-
servation. The commissioner replied they had
$50 acres of land for each man, women aud
child OF their tribe, and wh.-i1 wnras m--- az
they could use, and he refused 10 ~enteittain
their request
Owing to the recent episode at Welcke.'s In
which Butler Malone, the senator's BOB, and
his pistol we're prominent, the senator who had
apartments there, has removed to the Ebbitt.
The senator took the part Of his son, and this
led to a disagreement with the proprietor, and
finally the senator's removal from the hotel.
The holes in the woodwork above the door
made by the bullets from young Mahone's piss
toll are still pointed QUITO visitors.
The reception rendered to Senator elect
William NJ. Evarts recently by the Union
League club Of New York, Of which he is presi-
dent, was one of the most brilliant affairs of
the kind which New York has ever seen. In
spite of the driving snow storm, which block
ed the streets and made tho brilliantly lllum-
mated club house all the more attractive, the
number of persons present seemed only linn
tied by the capacity Of the building.
Judge Ingraham, in the supreme court OF
New York, rendered q decision holding thai
the assignment of Mayor & Co., is null and
void. The firm, which did a large wholesale
business In White street, was composed OF
| ECEOlllhllo bGHJALitA muNoi, VII hiiS
son. The firm failed Sept Is, 1888, for ovel
81 900, and their actual assets were abou
s1,0o0,0N. Both members Of the firm have
been since indicted for perjury and are nov
out on bail
The Northwestern Lumberman publishes nI
exhaustive review Of the fine lumber produc
Of the Northwest for 1884. Following is a sum
mary: District west Of Chicago, including tn,
Duluth district, st. Croix river, Chippewa river
Chicago, st. Paul, Minneapolis & Omaha rail
way Lumber line, Mississippi river, Minneeot'
Valley, Wisconsin Valley division Of the Chica
go, Milwaukee 4 st. Paul railway, Wisconsin
Central Milwaukee, Lake Shore 4 Western
Wolf River and Wisconsin mills, 3,44S, GAG, IS
feet.
The bill passed by the house to regulate tn
letting of mail contracts provides in case
bidder fails to perform service according
his contract, he and his sureties shall b
liable for the amount OF his bond as liqui
dated; damages to be recovered i'll action O
bond. 1t also provides that no sublettinl
> or transfer of any mail contracts shall b
Under the contract for service shall excee
, 800, and In no case without the consent i
writing Of the postmaster general.
The bark Lillian NJ. Vigus, from London al
) rived at New York reports: Jan. 25 We fell i
r. w All upon boht SohtuiIAibb Sop- Aat NJ "a
> second mate and two seamen of the bark Alfre
from Pensacola, Jan. l, for Liverpool, with
r cargo of lumber. The men were in an c,
hausted condition. We took them on board an
ports he was in an open boat preparing to tax
the remainder of the crew from their sinkin
ship, when the gale and sea carried them of
and he was thus compelled to abandon the r.
. naming eight men of his crew.
The bill which has passed both houses
8 repeal the presumption act contains a proviI
n ion imf ortant to recent pre-emptors and thos
n contemplating making presumption claim
This provision WAS inserted at the instance
, Delegate Raymond of Dakota, and provid'
: that the repeal shall not affoct any valid RICH
3 heretofore acquired under the pre-emptic
laws, nor any bona tide claims lawfully initiate
before the 1st day Of July, 1885. The san
reservation of the rights of bona fide CLAIM
ants is incorporated in those sections of Il
= bill repeating the timber culture and deser
: land acts.
On Friday night the son of Senator Mahon
attempted to kill a negro waiter who had p
him to bed drunk every night for three month
A warrant was issued for Mahone's arres
Tho episope is the talk Of the town. The NJ
homes have been ordered to leave Welcker'
+ The senator was enraged when he hoard tn
an officer had been sent to arrest his son III
said: mo power on earth can be brought
bear to remove my son from this house. an
'r by, if any one harms him / will kill him
10 Saturday afternoon Malone, accompanied
his counsel, went to the police court and ga
t. bail in the sum of $1,000 for his appearan
70 when wanted. Young Malone has a $40
place under Chief Clerk johnson in the senat
~ San Francisco Special:-Judge Sullivan re
ii dcred a decision on the question of a
mony and counsel fees in the Sharon
~ a. -. . u.
II Miss Hill, $500 a month from the dale of t
m application, Jan. 9, and $4,000 counsel fe'
"a Judge Sullivan made an order directing t
~ payment March 8 of counsel's fee, thu
months alimony and q, 900 alimony the s
g of each month. Sharon, interviewed on t
K, subject, said; shall neither pay prompt
- nor shall l pay at all. There can be no co
IL promise. My honor and the honor Of my eli
III dren is at stake. would not purchase peace
any price. I will VIII peace from the decision
i. %a..court Proceedings for anappeal will be to
en- immediately.
Secretary Teller sent tho White Earth a
nd Turtle Mountain Indians home at governmt
OF expense. They had come on without notify
the department They told secretary Tel
that the game was all gons ON their reser,
W tons, and that they suffered for food. He 81
,es gested that they might go to work. They
he piled that they were the children of the or
of father, and they wanted him to support the
The secretary said that the great father
not support his whisochildren, but that Il
i've had to work for their living. He thought II
re. as they had 100 acres of land they could live
"a, they wanted to work. The Indians said Il
81 wanted more land. but were told that it wo
90 be impossible to give them any more.
The status of the presumption repeal bill
las the house is not such as to relieve its enen
ed of all concern for its defeat 1t is on the ia