The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1885-03-06
There is no hope for any interstate cor
merce bill this session.

There is no hope for any interstate COM
merce bill this session.
Mrs. James Ru ssel Lowell, was buried at
kensal Green London recently.
Last weeks failure score is 2:A against 2lS
for the corresponding week in 1884.
Frederick Parish and wife, Philadelphia, are
arrested for a six years old murder.
Oregon has So per cent. more wheat acreage
than last year, and the crop looks well.
1t is considered very probable that Minister
Lowell will resign his post as United States
minister and retnrn home.
Reports from Kentucky, Tennessee and
Southern Missouri say no damage has been
dona to winter wheat in those states.
Gen. Slecum has introduced o bill to prevent
appointments to vacancies in the army staff
corps through social or political influence
Hal Costing, United States marshal Of the
Western district of Texas, and his deputy,
Manning, were killed by mail robbers at New
Braunfels.
The steamship Celtic reports at London thai
her mail was tempered with, and dispatches
from the British consul to his government
torn up. Fenians are suspected.
Great distress prevails in Lewis, Braxton,
Calhoun and Gilman counties, W. Va, owing
to the ruin of last years crops. The legisla-
ture has taken means to relieve the sufferers.
Maj. Strait succeeded in securing the passage
in the house of three private pension bills for
the relief of Charles Laden, William STAINS
bury. of Kandiyohi, and Christian Arndt Of
Chaska.
At the Manitoba rate meeting in Chicago
immigrant rates were made at SAT- from
MN raa1 and at pnipfa N-oet nf l1cDtran =,
Canada to Dawson, Oak as well as to St Vim
cent and Neche.
A FIRE at New Britain, Conn, spread to Main
the Central block, containing the Y. M. C. A.
rooms and Offices. Total loss, 500, 600; insur-
ance, $126,0o0. Ten horses were burned.
The Chappaqua, N. Y, Mountain institute
was entirely destroyed by fire. The institute
started sixteen years ago as a Quaker school
for boys and girls. The building cost $45, UO.
The loss is estimated at $4,000; insurance,
SCI, 600.
DIR, Walsh, OF Maynooth college, will proba-
bly, be the successor of Cardinal McCabe. He
is one of the foremost writer's Of the Irish Ma
tionalist propaganda, md has led the priestly
opposition to the English party in Ireland for
some years.
The court OF queens bench of Ireland has
refused the appeal of William O'Brien, editor
libel won against him by Crown Solicitor Boil
ton. TIL court strongly upheld the verdict
against Q'Brien.
President Arthur gave his last public recep-
ton. The number OF callers was greater than
at any previous reception, including almost
every government official in Washington, and
many member Of visiting military and Masonic
organizations.
1t is expected that the senate will be conven-
cd in special session almost immediately after
the adjournment Of the present congress, and
that such time as is not consumed in the con-
sideration OF appointments will be devoted to
the discussion OF pending treaties.
Fred Becker, county treasurer OF Chippewa
county, Wis, has been missing from his home
for a week. An examination Of his accounts
show . shortage of between $4,000 aud s12,
600 There is evidence of his having taken
over half Of tho latter amount with him in cash,
At Wellsburg, West Va. a terrific explosion
Of natural gas shook the town to its founda-
ton, startling every house adjoining. The
whole family of Mr.. Helseley, consisting OF
himself, wife, mother and two children were
instantly killed. Several others were killed
and q large number wounded.
Most Of the London morning papers have
editorials on the proposed tour of Ireland by
the prince and princess of Wales. The opinion
is that the visit will be q plucky and perhaps
hazardous experiment, but that it is well to re.
mind the Irish of the fact that the union be.
tween the two countries still exists.
Frank R. Leeds, accountant of the Stamforr
tCt) National bank, and also tax collector Of
that town, is missing. Investigation of thu
tax books showed a deficiency of from $3.50
to $5,7M. Leeds defalcation may amount tc
more than this. it is thought Leeds lost thu
money gambling. President Hawley, OF til,
bank, says that institution has lost nothing b,
Leeds.
In the case Of Blockley Almshouse fire a
Philadelphia, the jury returned a verdict tina
the victims came to their deaths from injurie.
received at . fire which was an act of incendi
arism on the part OF Joseph Nadine, q patien
of the insane department, prompted by Pete
j. Schroeder, chief attendant of one Of the in
sane sections, and j. d. Mullen, Schroeder
assistant, is held guilty of knowledge after til,
crime.
The condition Ex-senator Don Cameron excite.
fear for his recovery. He has had two bron
chial hemorrhages since going to Florida, anf
has no immediate prospect of recovery. HI,
recovery is not only regarded with anxiety B,
all his friends. but la pronounced serio,,a IN