The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1885-06-26


'afcli the rear in order to prevent the ,,esr
,"om going toward Peace river. A
battieior3 special states that o Indi.
ans have left their reserve at Battle river
ana gone to join Big Bear, whom it is
understood they have Intelligence is not far
on middleton has issued Instructions to
watch their moEementsc losclyi in nrderthat
II eiiey go to Big Bear his Whereabouts may
be made known. The Hudson Bay post at
Isle II La Crosse, III the far north. is report
ca to have been plundered by the Indians.
'apt. Ozark, wounded at Fish creek, return
ed to the city from Saskatoon. He leaves
Tor Ottawa TO assume the adjutancy OF the
Nlmbleton tenn, a position offered him in
recognition of his services.
PRIESTS DISAPPEAR.
Ihefollowing specia! WAS received to-day:
t>transe's Camp, Catholic Mission, via
Straubenzie, \. w. r., June l4.-Thursday
evening Father Leeuff and Provost. the
SlNty-ftith chaplain, crossed Beaver riverin
n bark canoe they found lying ON the bank.
Two Indians opposite shouted that they
were AFRAID because five men accompanied
the priests. Thelatteraccordinglv padded
themselves. The Indians then descended
and entertained the priests at dinner.
Nothing has been heard of them since, al
''- 'i' SCiitI'l = illpSStlut WIS To come
with your arms before 4 o'clock, "or we
will burn your houses aud fight yourselves:
ohtpnsts towards the river We're fired on a.
= d. n. The SiXty-tifth outposts beside the
woods west reported that two Indians rode
out ut Ga. m. within o yards, by the Chip
p~ewayans' Sunday trail, and then ri
entered the woods. The sentry could
lind no tracks in either place.
Niddlcton's dispatch received to-day
4 lp,l.,r. NIX To p,n,,I tbn JI,,)-., 49,
store containing -four, as Big Bearit expect
ed tomorrow, driven by Strange. Montre-
a!ers were stationed there two days ago.
Scouts 90 fifteen miles down tonight, us it
is possible that Big Bear, learning of our
presence here, will try to cross. The Mid
land is ordered here Immediately. Seven
cisI,ths of the Winnipcsers, including Col.
Smith, have volunteered to remain for
~iurtler service if the battilion preserves its
integrity.
Death of IL Noted Gcrlnun Field Marshal.
Prince Frederick Charles died at Potsdam,
on the 18th OF apoplXy. The death has
made necessary n postponement Of the an
'ltrncs which Emperor iilianhad appoint
ed Tor Pendletoa. the new United States
minister. Emperor William has p~ostpon-
ed his departure for Ems on account of the
death III the prince. and will 90 To his cas-
tie ut Hnbrtsburg, near Potsdam. The
army has been ordered to we:irblucl badges
as a mark OF respect for the memory oi
the prince.
Prince Frederic Charles OF H~ohcnzollcrn
was the mos: distinguished licmhcr OF that
fighting family, and a nephew ot the EN-.
peror Wilma. He first distinguished him
self in the invasion oil the Danish duchies OF
Schlcswig and Holstcin, by the allied Prrls-
sian and Austrian armies in 1864. The
prince, after a fierce battle, took Duffel and
then Olsen, and utterly defeated the
Danes. In the next great Prlissian
war, III 1866, against Austria from whom
Prussia had stolen the Hapsburg share of
the Danish spoils, Prince Frederic Charles
led the center, consisting of 100000 men.
lie defeated Clam-G,Dlas twice in three
days, and at the battle Of konnigratz, or
+ Sldpwa, he kept Bencdik, the Austrian gen
Grad, engaged l,otly, until the crown prince
came up with endorsements. In tile war
with France the prince commanded thecen-
ter and pushed the French back at Grave
lotte, and captured Metz; for which he,
JOINTLY with his cousin, the crown prince,
was made II field marshall distinction
never heior conferred upon IA member of
the royal house OF Prussia. After Sedan he
pursued the fragments OF the French army
TO + iatns and Ir Mans, and FASTENED the
conclusion of lostilities.
An attempt WAS made recently to fire the
Topeka (kans.l free library building, which
cost $50, O&O.
The household furniture of ex-Gov. Bart
ley ofphio w;,>s sold at auction recently. lie
is practically bankrupt.
Another man was interrupted while max
ing preparations tojumpfrom the Brooklyn
bridge. lieg:iveh nnmcas ParkcrF. DAILY.
cornetist. OF Jersey City.
The London Globe announces hat.alnes
Mcpermott. the alleged iniormer, died some
time ago in France OF cholera.
An official dispatch the death
OF the French admiral. Courbet, on board
his flag ship, Bayard, i'll the China sea.
The Auckland papers Just received in San
Francisco Indicate that there is plenty OF
evidence to convict Maxwell OF the murder
OF prcllcr.
The Austrian government has refused to
give its sanction to the organization OF pri-
waite cremation societies, taking the ground
that such societies are calculHtedt to tend to
the increase OF crime.
The fire in the Dorralce shaft, Wilkes.
barre, Pa, is still burning. In the main
sanswiy water is several feet deep. The
coal is now ou fire, and the only way to ex.
%tinsuisl, it will be to flood the mine. All
the men working in the pit have been with
drawn.
swarm OF Italian bees lit on the rigging
Of tue steamer Joseph Walton while under
way this trip out from st. Louis, and u
negro dcck-itand, barring both arms to the
elbow. coaXcd the entire swarm to rest
thereon. They were brought to Cairo, H.,
and liived. The swarm is valued at $40,
Henry v. Bemis of Chicago, editor and
manager Of the Chicago Horseman, has be.
l,sun II Siit in the superior cout in New York
against T.. y. Brace. Leslie c. Bruce aud
Hamilton Busby, the proprietors and pub.
fishers of Turf, Field and Farm, to recover
$50, 900 for an alleged libelous publication
in the latter journal in March.
party of sportsmen just returned from
Lake Jacques Cartier, sixty miles from Que
bee, states that they narrowly escaped be.
ing frozen to death, a raging snow ard hal
storm, accompanied by violent wind having
prevailed duringthe night.
DR.. de la Grangar of Boston, who has
Deenlo ecloicrii-liicste dis1rlcIln SPAN
says that Ferran's incubation discovery il
Of little value, and that the use of boiled
water and well cooked food is the only sure
p~roplylactic.
Gov. Hoadly OF Ohio, during an inter
view in New York. said he was not a candi
date for the democratic ~gubernatorial nom
nation in Ohio. He thinks the democrat,
will win, but his private business demand.
his attention and he does not care to run
for Office again.
r. A. johnson, the postmaster at Wau
sau. Wis, was removed for Offensive par
tisnnship upon proof and Valentine Rim
Gle npnointed his successor. Mr.. .Jnhusnl