The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1886-10-01
State Treasurer c. Mcretriage, who was

i A1SdtS lEedSuEeT Y. NtCFtGTlUSe, WHO was
| nominated for congress by the Republicans
| OF the Second district OF Wisconsin declines
to accept. The district is Democratic by
about 5, 500 mojority, and no Republican
4 can be elected in it.
/ The September rise iii the Chippewa river
has taken place, the river being up to nm
4 eight.lpot level, and large amount OF logs
| coming down. There are yet 800, 900 600
/ logs hung up in the Chippewa and its tribu
| taries; but whether the Chippewa Lumber
| and Boom company will decide to bring
| down its logs this fall or not is yet an ut-
| decided question.
The secretary OF the interior disallowed
the claim of j. Ellis OF Yanktou for $500
| for depredaticas committed in 1865 by
| the Sioux.
The local posts OF the department OF the
| Potomac g. A. r. gave i, recention aud
banquet in honor OF Gen. Lucius Fairchild
the newly elected commander-in-chiei OF
the Grand Army OF the Republic. Ad
dresses were made by Gen. Fairchild, Gen.
Bnrdette, the retiring commandments Chief
and Others.
| j. C. Larwin OF Mansfield, Ohio, worth
s1oo. 900, assigns all his property to pro-
| tect A. A. Taylor in SlS5 900.
Bratiano, Roumanian prime minister
was shot at by an assassin. He perceived
| the man intention in time to spring ont
oil the path oil his aim. The bullet struck
NJ. Robesco, a member of the chamber OF
| deputies, and wounded him. The assassin
was arrested and locked up. He confessed
that, for political reasons, he intended to
kill NJ. Bratiano.
United States Consul Mackey OF New
Laredo, Mex, on hearing that an Ameri.
can citizen named Ratzles was under arrest
charged with desertion from the Mcxican
army, called on the regimental command.
| er, and through his influence, had the pris
oner released and is now in Laredo. His
release vas purely a matter OF courtesy.
| Chairman Manly, of the Republican state
committee telegraphs as the final result OF
the Maine election the following to the
New York Tribune: Official returns from
every city. town and plantation in tho
state give Bodwell, Republican, for COVER
nor Ia, 600 majority over Edwards, Demo
| crat, and our plurality on congressman is
| ~, 600. The Republicans elect 14S mem
bers OF the legislature, and the Democrats
30. Special effort was made by the Demo.
Gratis to capture the legislature and defeat
1 Hale, but he will be renominated by accla-
1 nation and elected by the largest vote
ever thrown in Maine for a United States
senator.
Capt. Duggan. OF the Tenth infantry,
! who has been operating in the field against
1
ed in the field from lieutenancy to cap
taincy for bravery and efficient service, has
| been ordered with his command to Fort
Bliss, from where he will go shortly to
Fort Union, N. Mex. This removal indi
Gates that the military authorities consid
er the Indian troubles over.
| A man named Coleman was sentenced to
| the penitentiary at Sioux Falls, OAK, 70,
ten months for attempting burglary, and
| John kcarns WAS sentenced to the county
jail for thirty days for assault and battery
| In Ohio a woman may be a lawyer, but
| only voter can be a notary.
The Congregational triennial council will
| meet in Chicago next month.
Sir Edward Thornton, British embassa.
dor at Constantinople has returned to
that city.
Beach, the Australian oarsman, defeated
Gaudaur, the American, in the boat race,
The illness OF cardinal Jacobini, papal
secretary OF state, has assumed critical
state.
1t is understood that Judge Brooks o..
Cherbrook will be appointed lieutenant
governor OF the Canadian Northwest Ter.
ritory.
Mrs. Girling, the leader OF the Shakers in
England, is dead.
| James P. Allison, living near Aberdeen,
OAK, was arrested charged with perjury
in connection with homestead claim.
| A tri-state old settlers' reunion OF Iowa,
Missouri, and Illinois will be held at Keo.
kuk October ID.
i Leander Harvey and wife OF Highmore,
Oak, went to stack fax leaving their two
children, two and four years old, alone in
| the house. Smoke was seen issuing from
| the house, and before they could arrive
itiellin completely incinerating the children.
The general land office reports that the
following land officials, some OF whom
were confirmed by the senate and Others
appointed early in August. have as yet
failed to file a bond and take their com
missions: Surveyor General G. w. Julian,
New Mexico. Registers OF land offices: S.
Cook, Neb.; j. $. Kinney, Tucson, Ariz.; A.
Grover, Miles City. Mont; D. Webb, Salt
Lake City: c. F. NJ. Niles, Garden City.
Kan; R. Binchort, Lagrange Or; W. Z.
Copeland, Carson City, New; w. Fakon;
Detroit, Mich; c. H. Warren, Walla Walla,
Wash; j. R. Deremer, Leadville Col. Re-
ceivers OF land officers: j. stenmetz, Nc
A. Hail. Miles City, Mont; j. Brown, Los
Vegas. N. NJ; B. NJ. Thompson, East Sagi-
nav, Mich; Allen Wood, Susanville, COL;
L. G. Glover, Valentine, Neb.; L. A. Anne;
Fergus Falls, MINI; S. T. Boyd, Bayfield,,
| Wis.
! Arrangements are being made at the
treasury department for the early distribu.
ton OF the new silver certificates, which
| are now being prepared as rapidly as pos
sible. The first batch of 81 certificates
was received at the department recently.
| 1t consisted OF 5000 sheets and amounted
| to $4,000. They now need only the seal
| OF the department to be finished notes
| The bureau will continue to print these
notes at the rate OF 10000 day during
the present week.
| Martin Irons, the leader OF the knights
OF Labor strike on the Missouri Pacific
railroad last spring, was arrested in Kan
sas City and brought to st. Louis to an.
| swer to the charges found against him in
the indictment for completely in tapping
the private telegraph wires running into
| Vice President Hoxie's residence. Owing
to the recent i'll behavior OF the master
| workman his bondsmen has withdrawn
| from his bond, and he will be kept under
| arrest until his case is tried.
| The Dutch parliament has opened. The
| speech from the throne announced that
bills would be presented regulating the
| holding OF public meetings and trades
unions.
The official returns OF the recent election
for governor OF Maine embracing ALL ex-
cept u few small towns, are as follows:
Rodwell, republican, 1897; Edwards.
democrat, 55,9S7; Clark. prohibitionist,
3,S72; scattering, 20; Bodwell over Ed
| wards, 1850.
Fourth-class postmasters appointed:
Dakota: Compton, G. NJ. Hollenbach
Iowa: California, j. H. Wood. Minnesota:
Clarkfeld, S. Coleman; Lonesome F.
| Smith. The postoffie atLakeside, Summit
| county, OAK, has been discontinued. The
nane OF the postotiice at Baltimore, Penn
bina county, has been changed to Glasston
The employees OF the goverrm printing
| Office to the>number OF 500 gave the retir-
! ing public printer, S. P. Rounds, a farewell
| reception.