The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1885-01-09
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Liabilities 5000
Beatrice, New, has a negro woman who il
turning white in spots.
Jose Gomez, an attache OF the Brazilian leg.
alton at Washington. has married Miss Louise
Hatcher Of Lafayette, Ind.
b Z. Bliss l. Sons, New York dealers in
seeds and agricultural implements, have made
an assignment Preferences, $4,000.
A Cambridge Mass jury decides that Mrs.
valeria Stone was of sound mind, but disagree
rs to whether she was unduly influenced by
Rev. Wilcox.
tbs stated that Sandager Bros. OF Grafton,
pax, have effected arrangements with their
Chicago creditors, securing an extension OIL
their accounts.
John Hoberg Of Ledyard, Wis, has made ar
assignment for the benefit of his creditors tc
u. >. Brothers Of Kaukanns. His liabilitiei
are SlS,UN, and nominal liabilities $4,000.
Bear Ridge, Nos. / and 9 and station collier
ies near Aaloney Plain, and the Indian Ridge
and Plank Ridge c~olleries near Pittsburg have
shut down indefinitely, throwing out Of en-.
pioyment over 1900 men and boys.
Judge Couch sentenced the eight s~aloonkeep.
ers in Waterloo, Iowa, who are indicted foi
keeping a nuisance, SO each and costs. TIL.
sentences on the Ave in Cedar Falls, indicted
at the same time, were suspended till the Apri
term.
T.o Lauder, W. W. Bradley and R. Jcanson
were arrested for alleged bsllot-box stufing on
election day at Wilmor, Oak. They waived OK
animation and wore each held in 81, 600 bonds
to appear for trial Ut the next term Of the dis
trict court
The New York World proposes to ask Richie
lieu Robinson to franc . bid imposing an I'D
valorem tariff o titles according to the follow
dukes. $500; counts, $500; barons, $3.50;
m~arquises, $100
tov. sherman of Iowa seems to be hating
between two opinions concerning the proposed
extra session of the legislature. There are
those who are urging the call, in the pretended
interest OF the farmer, to reduce railway
freights, and there are those who oppose it,
Tearing the movement is not one to reduce
freights but to effect . repeal of the prohibit
DRY law.
The recent death of Capt. l. II. Sanger, Of
the Seventh infantry at Amboy, Ill, will cause
the promotion of Lieut.. William P. Rogers, the
regimental adjutant,. to be captain Of Compa-
ny g, and Second Lieut. E. Howe to q irst
l~eutenAncy. A vacancy is thus created in the
regimental staff, which will be filled by selec-
uon OF some one of the lieutenants OF the regi-
ment
During last week the following failures and
assignments were reported at Bradstroet's st.
Paul office: Dare & Kennedy, Dawson, Oak. !;
SandAger Bros, Grafton, Oak. J.. M. Knep.
per 4 Son, Huron, Oak. r. Zimmerman, Alex.
andria, Mimi, general merchandise; J. H. Nc.
Calm, hotel. Minto, OAK. Ames l. Melones
y. E. ONGardcn, Sacred Heart, MINI. D. E
Patvold, Clear Lake, Wis, grocera; Walker
Judd / veazie, lumber and logs, Marine Mills.
Mimi. I. Morris & Bro, jewellers, Crookston,
MINI {. J. Weaverson, tailor, st Paul
Hundreds OF workmen are still busily en-
gagged in the work Of preparing the Great
Eastern for sea, but the date of her departure
and the completion of necessary repairs is still
in doubt The question Of her seaworthiness
Notwithstanding the e4ertions being made to
remove defects caused by neglect consequent
upon her long idleness, is being agitated, and
she will not be allowed to sail for New Orleans
until . thorough inspection of all her apart
ments has been made by officials Of the board
of trade.