The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1885-01-16
or NEWS or THE WEEg.

Ohio, blowing one man to pieces.
Tho First National Bank of Kokomo. Ind.
has gone Into voluntary bankruptcy.
Marks Brothers Of Saginaw, Mich, dealers
and maAp{acturersf cigars, have failed
AARhlet Is the Hsemory 81 Kit Carson was
/ dedic9tedsm Tacs county. !. recently.
Tbe store Of ID Il. Buttz OF Buttzyille. Oak.
~ sdesttcysd " firet 1oes more than 415, 600.
Frank 9 Campbell Of the Sixth Iowa dis
t5ct serves netice OF contest on Gen. Weaver.
ArassGarfsA ID going to Stanley county, n.
q 70 look afsr 4 gold nina abe has ! share
At Blakesburg, Iowa, 1--WE men werearrested
charged with the lynching Of Pleasant Ander-
son s Ss #s
At Grafton, n. Va, Mary Beck was arrested
for train yreckipg. She was mad because the
company had arrested her husband for steal
in1g.
1T is understood that tho FAN River Mass.,
boardIof trade has decided to cut wages 10 per
cent
Dispatches from Wyoming state that range
cattle are wintering wen, and thus far but few
have died.
Col. J.M. Frye, father OF the senator from
Maines died recently in Lewiston, at the age Of
,eighty-two.
Tho Chicago Herald defines . blizzard as a
storm where the snow ia three feet deep and
all in this mir.
Ihenew pension building court yard will &C.
cornmodate from II, 600 to Il, 600 guests at the
inaugural ball. 49,
It ID thought that IL. 600 delegates Will attend
T. fha rIvefe,o,.oa1 cnTko,, aor.,n.ts~, "a NJo... ~.
leans, Feb. 10 .
Sergeant Long, one Of the Greedy survivors,
wasInarried to Miss Dorr Weller, in Brooklyn,
afew days ago.
Slight shocks Of earthquake were felt recent
" in Washington, Maryland, and as far north
as New Hampshire.
Joseph Simmons, insane, fell two hundred
feet from the top of Lovers Leap, near Hanni-
bal, Mo, and was killed.
Clinton Smith, nineteen yearsold, has been
arrestedforthe murder Of his father, Ira Smith.
. farmer near Terre Haute, Ind.
The Hon. Henry viliers Stuart, son Of Lord
Stuart, and member of parliament for Water
ford county, sailedfor New YORK. recently.
The Cleveland Evening Plaindealer has been
rsufganiEed, Maj. Armstrong selling . control
ling interest. but retaining editorial charge.
A A monster syndicate with s1.sa50,ooo capital,
with Eastern backing, has been formeda at VIM
nlpeg to buy land forced to sale by mortgages.
Gov. Pattison Of Pennsylvania has issued n
warrant for the hanging of DIR. Albert G. F..
Goessen, the wife p%oisoner, Thursday, Rarch5.
William Hicks ; Goochland county, Va,
hunter, attemptedt to pull the ramrod ont of
ms gun with his teeth. .Requiescat in pace.
The London Times says Ireland is no better
on ut the close OF 1854 than at the close Of
tlSS3, and recommends the renewal of the
crimes act
Postoficea established: Iowa-De7 Eta
Powcishiek county. Postofice name changed:
lowa-southerland, OBrien county, 70 Suther-
land. SIG S
Ford KlmpAn Of Concord, N. a., proprie-
tors OF the largest iron foundry in that city.
on account Of dull times, discharged all but
i've employees. s &%
ghthundred Yankee girls are on tho strike
at the Roxbury, Mass, carpet works, and / 600
bright eyes snap fire when any one asks il
they will give in.
q the southwest coast Of England, two
weeks ago, d correspondent ,of the London
Standard sfonnds eixty-nine different kinds Of
flowers still In bloom
Paymasters General Rochester preferred
charges against Maj, Emyth, the paymaster
who left Savannah with $500 government
funds in his possession.
IA good meal will he presented to George
William Curtis by citizens o Boston as an ac-
knowledgmeN Of his eulogy on Wendell Phil
lips, delivered on April last
"a dispatch from San Francisco conveys in
Intelligence Of thcsdeath there Of Of John Howe
father OF ColsJ II. Howe, one OF the vice pres
idents of the Wabash railroad.
The fashionable recreation snong the Eng
lah lords and ladies just now is gymnastics.
Society belles naturally take to dnmbells by
the love Of contrast and opposition.
Oldest son of Justice Harlan of Ken
lucky preached recently at New York Avenue
Presbyterian church, Washington, to, q large
congregation. He has just entered the min
istrN,
The redemption Of national bank no.es from
the5 per cent fund during the calandar year
amounted to STAG, 4g, 4A against sis, AGO. 73
redeemed tho previous year; increase, $227,-
GS3, g7l.
The United States steamship Essex, Com
iaander a n. Mccormick, arrived in New
York recently, having circumnavigated the
globe since steaming from Norfolk, Va, two
years ago.
Butts Smith. at Columbus, Ohio, wholesale
dealers in hats, caps and fuIIs, made an assign
naent The firm is one of the oldest in the
city. Members OF the firm place the liabilities
Strong dissatisfaction with the present land
;lsws 10 felt in Wales, and q vigorous agitation
has been lnalgurated there with the hope of
Obtaining aiand act similar tortlatnow in force
In ireland.
&c !. Henderson, representing himself travel
ing for Gates 4 Co, Lowell, Mass, was bound
over to the United States grand jury in Cincin-
nafi,f TO, answer q charge Of presenting raised
postal notes.
1t is said that the soldiers in Lord Nolseley,s
army haven't q sound piece of clothing and
many have their trousers seated with biscuit
tins. They will probably BIO well done by the
dnaetthey reach Khartoum.
Cdbnrn& Ewing, of Kansas CITY have pur-
chased the Munson ranch, Northwest Texas.
consisting of 10p, 700 acres, 5000 head of cat
tie And oyer2seventy miles of wire fence. The
price paid was $500. W.
James Mason, for. fifteen years until 1889
generAlleounsel of tho Lake Shore & Michigan
Southern railway, died recently OF Saratoga. N.
J. Heswas sixty-seven years old, aud o gradu
ate of IeGerson college.
At Cleveland, Ohio, Walker Grossart, foar
and half years old, undertook to explain to
little Ruth Giles, two aRdsa half years Of age.
the use OF q revolver. Little Ruth has no more
use for knowledge of tf.at sort
Loring wehbes, the Oldest male resident OF