The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1885-04-10
SUMMARY OF NEWS OF THE WEEK.

Click of Kanses is disappointed at not get
ting tho agricultural commissionership
The Ohio Linseed Oil company's mills At
Harries, Ohio, were burned. Loss, $4,000.
John l. Sullivan sent beautiful Coates
Ajar" to be placed on the coffin Of Joe Goss,
the slugger
E1-County Treasurer Stevens, cashier Of
the Beadle county bank Of Huron resigned at
the request Of the directors
Josephine Osborn, young girl, while skat-
ing in Newark, IN. J.) roller skating rink re-
Gently fell dead Of heart disease.
The Swiss parliament, with view of lessen
ing the evils Of drunkenness, has restored to
the cantons the right of local option.
Mr.. Cox will not leave for Turkey until June
He has contracted with his publishers to have
his new book completed by that time.
A si1teen-year- old boy attempted to elope
from marlborough, Mass, with middle
aged lady, but wGs caught and returned home
by his father
William Hankison, stock farmer Of Mount
Holly, N. j., was killed by bull he was lead
ing A man who tried to rescue him had to
run for his life
hO AiAs Ioopieoi3 "V l. INV AiAiSA.S oNhoi ~
Pierson and Cotharin, was burned. Thirteen in
mates of the building were rescued with sever
al narrow escapes.
In the suit of Miss Curtis vs. Dinnon, for as
sault at Huron, Oak, the jury was out twenty
four hours, and came in with verdict of dam
ages for the plaintiff Of 81 500.
A prairie fire caught the barn OF Charles D.
Wood, near Ashton, Oak, and burned it, with
his farming machinery and valuable horse.
Loss about S7OO; no insurance.
Thousands Of heads OF cattle have been
bought in Northwestern Iowa in the last few
weeks, to be taken 10 the large ranches in Da-
kota and Montana for fattenlng purposes.
A man who rode in sealed box car, loaded
with salmon, from Portland, Or, was heard
crying for water in the Northern Pacific yards
1T Fargo, Oak, and WAS promptly arrested.
United States Marshal Hughes, Of the Rich.
mond, Va, district, who fed from there some
days ago defaulter to the amount Of from
95, 600 to 10000, WAS captured near FL Paso,
Tex.
The family and friends of ex-Gov. Thomas
@. Fletcher, prominent citizen and lawyer Of
high repute Of St Louis, are in great distress
At his mysterious and unaccountable absence
from his home.
Mrs. Steussy, sentenced year ago to the
state prison for life for her share in the mur-
der OF her husband in New Glarus, died in tho
penitentiary 1T Waupun, Wis, recently, after
brief illness.
Fire completely destroyed Schumacher a
Ettlinger's lithographic art establishment,
Bleecker street New York. Total loss about
$3.50, 900, Of which 800, 600 is on the building
and is believed to be insured.
President Cleveland attended divine services
last Sunday at tho First Presbyterian church.
He was accompanied by his sister, Miss Cieve-
land, Miss Folsom of Buffalo, and Miss Van
| Vechtern of Albany. The church was crowded.
The testimony of Gen. Grant read in the
Fish trial, gives full and frank history of his
connection with the firm Of Grant 4 Ward II
| confirms the impression that has hitherto pre-
vailed that Gen. Grant was the innocent dupe
OF rascals.
William Slower, while under the influence OF
liquor, at North Washington, Pa, fatally sho
an old man named James Duncan. Stover was
arrested and lodged in Jail He is desperate
character, and claims to have killed clever
men while cowboy in the far west
The Buchanan county court house at st. Jo
seph, Mo-, took fire recently and the inside wal
completely gutted, ,e1cepta wing containing the
Office OF the recorder Of deeds and county
| court, probate court and county collectors Of
Notwithstanding their melancholy experience
in the past with an unstable oyer product the
manufacturers of fine Kentucky whiskies are
mashlng away at q rat rate which Will make the
bas ~, saoads no nS M e,aI
Ions 80 as to keep up prices.
Although president Cleveland Will not attent
St Johns Episcopal church, as Mr.. Arthu
did nearly all the members of his cabinet an,
the'r 70 m;l;es and the vice nresident and wifi
have made known their intention Of dong an
and have applied for pews at st Johns. Mr.
ehu,lohs e,h sd 70 W na'o ''io ono 'nAs 1iosiuen
nepleseii'A'lvo =, Myers ~ 'he o,ho nouse
called Chairman Ihorp liar hepresenta
tive Littles asked that the words be taken down
whereupon Myers repeated them, and then
turning to Littles, called him 8 SNEAK" MI
Littes rushed at Myers, and free fight wa
prevented with difficulty while the excitemen
was intense. Order was finally restored
l'esoiu'iohs are prepared " eApei myers
The steamer Mark Twain, running as ferr
boat between Memphis and Mound City, Ark.
five miles up the RIVER, exploded her boiler
Wii iys a. rd | monaro Dans, t,so n,,
Man from r. nu;svie ennsnea i'm n"wss ,"U ne
a1vart;s;no .n schemas also t5e f;rauaan n Saec Se
niem.n namu aa and ~ Can't Gsnrne Ma,onap the @ ,,n
1n bad los s hrotenp e N-A-o' 'n0 pno
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For several nights past the family Of W. I
, Hovt Of Cleveland. o.. were annoyed bv a ma
Ivy. y. ' .. ~ WV ,:., anu y, rna
looking III AZ 'i'e wihoo"s. heceh"y MRS ho'
outside ] revolver @ w iii in hand. Seeing G man Toi
the yard he commanded him to throw up HI
hands; INC stranger reached Tor ms mp PockI'
hnart ba dad man 10 = -, % ITO ,,hnso
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