The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1886-05-21
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London Gable: DR.. Holmes d%eclination
of social invitations in both Liverpool
md London was due as much to present
illness, which makes it really impossible
for him to give his presence to all the rccep-
lions offered him, as to his general purpose
of rest and recupcration. He is in excel
lent spirits, however, and his genial nature
charms every one who meets him.. He
conversed Enthusiastically with the depu-
tation Of members OF parliament which
welcomed him. In tho course OF CONVERSE.
ton, replying to the entreaties OF his hosts
to accept formal receptions from several
eminent DO lies, he remarked: 81 want to
bury myself for II time. Unjust have rest.'
bills pending in both houses OF congress
proposing special taxes on manufacturers
and vendors OF oleomargarine and butter
inc. According to the resolutions prime
lat cattle are now worth in that markets SO
per head more than ii the materials used
in the manufacture OF olcomargarine and
butterine were by taxation compelled to
be utilized in other channels.
Senator's Wilson and Vest, the subcom-
mittec having the nomination OF Marshal
Campbell OF Minnesota in charge, reported
to the full committee on the judiciary that
the charges against him were not sus-
tanned.
Gen. Viscount Garnet Joseph Wolselev.
X. P, G. C. B., G. c. NJ. G., has declared
tina Mr.. Gladstone is n traitor; and, az
cording to a cable dispatch, he declines to
sit at the snme table with the premier.
The Emperor William, acting on the adj
vice OF his doctors, will abstain from his
customary inspection OF the guards at Che
spring review.
The date for the creation as cardinals OF
the archbishops OF Renncs, Rheims, Sens,
Baltimore and Quebec has been fixed for
June 10.
Lord Randolph Churchill has written an
other attack on Mr.. Gladstone's home rule
policy.
Germany, Austria, England, Russia and
Italy AVE notified Greece that a blockade
OF her ports has been ordered. The Greek
governments official journal states: The
movements OF the Greek army mustnot be
taken to indicate warlike intentions on the
part OF the government. The government
has decided to refrain from disturbing the
peace, but believes it necessary, however,
to be prepared to resist any hostilities
which may be inauguratcd by others.
Provincial Secre tary Ticlding's resolu-
tions favoring the secession OF Nova Scotia
from the Canadian confederation were car
ried in the Nova Scotia house OF assembly
by a vote OF Is to 6.
Edward Dairs, Il prosperous railroad
contractor OF Chanute, Kan, en- route to
Grand Island, Neb., shot and killed himself
at Kansas City recently.
Frank Clements, OF the Modjeska CON.
pany, committed suicide at the Market
Street railroad station, New York, by
throwing himself in front OF u train. His
head was severed from his body.
At Wausau, Wis, two little sons OF
James White, aged five and eight years re-
spectively, died from the effects of suffoca-
ton by smoke at n fire which consumed
their home.
Matthias Neiss, Incorporation OF Com
mercial house, Oshkosh, Wis, purchased a
revolver at a gun store, and going to the
cemetery, shot himself in the left breast.
falling near the grave OF his wife, who died
a month or two ago.
j. F. Hardness OF Wavcrly, Oak, wasar.
rested at Waverly at the instance of c. G.
Church, loan agent, for forging the names
OF William Henderson and wife to u mort
gage as security for a loan OF 50, 900.
Gov. Rusk relieved the four companies of
the Fourth battalion which have been on
duty at Bay View. and Companies f and
G OF Racine and II OF Monroe went to Bay
View.
Judge r. V, Monteith, police Judge of As
toria, Or shot and killed himself in the
armory at that place.
The first bloodshed over the ATTEMPTED
enforcement OF the new prohibitory law
occurred in Dcs Moines recently. 4 con
stable named Pierce, who has made him.
self very ofieneive by his manner of sesfch.
ing saloons and private houses. shit a
young man employed in a saloon. The
wound is probably fatal. After the shoot
ing Pierce hastily retreated to Des Moines,
where he was arrested and placed in Jail.
Great excitement ollowcd.
Mrs. Newman, representing theindustrial
home,an incorporated institution Of Utah,
designed for women and girls who wish to
escape the evils OF polyganly. addressed the
senate committee on education and labor,
advocating an appropriation for that in.
stitutiou.
John S. Williams, third auditor OF the
treasury department, has submitted "a re
pert OF the operations Of his Office from
April 80, 1880, to May l, 1856. 1t SHOVE
there has been n saving of $14,I46 during
the yearior compensation to clerks, and il
Is estimated that SIS, 900 will be saved by
the reduction OF the clerical force the next
i1scal year. The immense work OF the pen
slons division is substantially up.
Indians at Rosebud agency, Oak, seize
Agent Wright and are about to kill him,
when aid arrives.
John 5. Prince, Americas champion
cycllst, lowered the 5o-mile bicycle record,
and broke several other records.
Charles L. Woerner. IL married druggist
ana a servant girl, with whom he was in.
innate, poisoned themselves at ST. Paul.
Mrs. Hancock is still Frustrated by hci
great aflicton.
nike Leavltt. the Snowman, is diving o,
pares!s. Leavitt organized the first female
minstrel troupe, and ut one time was
very wealthy.
III ,=
Inc Arbeiter Z%eitung, organ OF the
ShlcaSo anarchists, was reissucd on Satur-
aay, IN a modified form and in a: subdued
tome, the feature being "a whining appea
lor the support OF Chicago workmen.
At the Methodist Episcopal conference.
in Richmond, Va, it is reported thar ST..
2o1,ooo OF the proposed 1000, 900 fund
lor church purposes has been raised.
~1ankowlak, one OF the wounded Bay
we" rioters dies, making the fifth death
secretary Lamar overrules Blacks decis.
ION IN the case OF Robertson of Kansas.
VINO gets SlO,76G pension m oney.
lawyer McCallester OF Valentine, Neb.,
disappears, and he is believed to have per
ished on the prairies OF Cherry county.
Inc East St. Louis Ill.) city council il
"aelhg war against the st. Louis Bridge
company because the latter refuses to pay
a. Judgment Tor $4,000 obtained against
~. - o"uclh Oh property wanted 10,
1he purpose OF building an approach to the
bridge.
Inc Kansas crop report shows 45 ne,
cent OF winter wheat killed.
water in the Sault canal is reported toe
low LOT boats to load to their full ]capncit,
at Duluth.
Charles II. Walker, formerly a prominen.
member OF the Chicago board OF trade
uieu IN LOUISIANA, where he o wned large
sugar plantations. ~