The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1886-10-22

B. Gillespie, isutenart governor; Jerry
Malone. secretary OF state; James F. Ben
edict, treasurer; Casemero Barela, auditor;
Col. Stieman, attorney general, and Rev.
Myron Reid for congress.
The Union Furniture Company's works
at Grand Rapids, Mich. were burned re-
Gently. Loss, $4,000; insurance, $22,-
500.
Nathan Mosely, colored, seventeen Year,
old, was hanged at Union Springs, Ala, iq
raping an old white pauper woman ove
seventy years OF age. Nathan confessed
his crime on tho gallows.
The Northern Pine companys mill at
Washburn, Wis, was burned. Tho ma
chinery and lumber were saved. Loss,
IS, 900.
At Cedar Rapids, Iowa, Policeman Joe
Bonner was ehot in the face and probably
fatally wounded by . burly tramp he was
trying TO arrest. The tramp was arrested.
A Grand Forks, Oak, dispatch says:
Such drought as exists in this part OF the
country was never known before. Cattle
are reported in many places almost dying
Tor want OF water. A great many wells
are entirely dried up, likewise sloughs,
which other seasons held water the year
obliged to haul water for their stock q dis
tance OF eight or nine miles, from Red
| river, and what is still more alarming the
Red river is now 80 low here that it can be
iorded at many points with ease.
Contracts for building forty-five miles Of
track from Iron mountain, Wis, to the
Republic mine will be let by the Milwaukee
d Northern road Oct 15.
The internal revenue officers OF the Mil
| waukes district have made inquiries about
the extent OF trade in oleomargarine,
MI 1,,.c t,aa,, ar
tail grocers, twenty Wholesale grocers and
twenty-five commission merchants have
been dealing in the article.
The Nebraska Democratic state conven.
tion has placed the following ticket in the
| field: Governor, James E. North; lieuten.
ant governor. c. B. Bobby; secretary OF
state, Richard Thompson; state treasurer,
]. E. Hale; auditor, Thomas Il. Binger; at
torney general, W: L. Green; land commits.
OF publicoinstruction, L. A. Cooley.
The following were recently nominated
| for congress: d. Wiman Labor Sth. Mo-;
A. A. Ranney, Republican, Sd Mass; George
w. Davidson, Labor, 9th Mo-; David Will
ber, Republican. 24thN. Y; Michael Ratch.
lord, Labor. 10th Mo-; Lewis Van Blar-
| com, Republican, 4th N. j.; H. A. Wood,
Independent, 5th Ala.
| A committee OF the chamber OF deputies
has appointed Vice President De La Forge
and NJ. Spuller to represent the chamber
| Mt the dedication of the Bartholdi Statue
OF Liberty.
stone, Dickens county, to Monango. Post
master commissioned-Min Fond
du Lac, A. p. Anderson.
letter was received at the navy depart
| ment from Secretary Whitney in response
to the appeals of the Knights OF Labor and
other labor organizations, and from indi-
| yidunls, asking his interference to secure
| the reinstatement OF discharged employees
OF the Washington navy yard. He author.
ICES the reply to all such appeals that he
will not himself interfere and will not per.
NIT either officials Of the navy department
to interfere or exercise any influence in the
matter The responsibility for the remov-
ais, retentions and appointments at the
navy yard must be left entirely to the Off
GERS in charge, who are directly responsible
for the work.
Fire at Eagle River, Lincoln county, Wis,
| destroyed skating rink, u blacksmith
shop and Wingate's and Dickinson g.
Cooks general stores. Total loss, $1O,-
| 600; insurance, light.
4 Special telegrams to Bradstreet's, while
recording q moderate check on sales OF
some staples, make plain new evidence
OF the exceptionally heavy volume of bus
mess. The bank clearings now begin to re-.
! veal the full proportions OF commercial
transactions, with very heavy total of
thirty cities. During the current week the
aggregate clenrings are 81, 200, ,255, ,4S7,
against 1896. S43, ,52S last week and $685.
731, 1875 in the like week OF 1885, showing
a gain Of 2o.4 per cent. this week and 81
per cent. against last year.
The London News says: Aconlmittee OF
the cabinet is preparing bill to establish
four national councils orepresent the prov.
inces OF Ireland The bill differs from Mr..
Gladstone's 8 bill chiefly in the omission OF
provisions Tor n legislative body Mt Dub
lin. With this exception the bill fully meets
the aspirations OF the home rulers inregard
to transferring to local bodies the direction
OF Irish affairs now dealt with at West
minister. The government has secured for
this bill the hearty support of Lord Hart
ington and Mr.. Chamberlain. Mr.. Glad.
stone was not consulted in the matter.
Thomas B. Scott. one OF the wealthiest
and most widely known lumbermen o
Northern Wisconsin, an ex-state senator
and n prominent Republican, died at Mer
rill after long illness.
Senator Sawyer has made known his de
termination to present Oshkosh a public
library and building. The structure will
be entirely fire-proof, and will cost about
100000.
At Butte, Montana, Arthur Bessette, q
young Canadian, accidentally shot himself
through the body, the ball passing cleal
through The vic tim is nephew OF +. x
Girard, a prominent citizen OF Butte.
Secretary Lamar has sent to the attor
ney general a letter Recommending that tn,
; application OF Matthew E. Evans that q
suit at the expense of the United States bt
brought in to set aside patent for the o.
OF sw x and Y OF Sc x Hsection SO, TOWNSHIP
131 north, range 3S west, 9th meridian
Fergus Falls land dist ct, Mimi, ALLEGED
to have been wrongfully issued to tn,
State OF Minnesota, for the benefit OF tn,
st. Paul, Minneapolis g. Manitoba Rail
road company, be denied.
1t is reported that the Russian govern
ment is prepa. ng note to the power
which will be the forerunner OF decisiv,
measures in Bulgaria.
A plot has been discovered to create re
, volts throughout the two Bulgarias b,
, means OF armed bands engaged by the Ras
/ sian consulates at Sofia, Phillippopoi
and Rustchuk. Several of the ringleader
, have been arrested.
Z 7. F. Bayard, Jr., has entered the JUNO
clnss at Yale.
The Vienna police have furnished tn
! press with an account OF the recently dis
covered anarchist plot to burn Vienna
| Although many details are obviously sup
| pressed, the plot is shown to have sur
) passed in extent and diabolical ingenuit,
any dynamite plot hitherto cone dcted
} Seventeen OF the conspirators have bee
arrested.
The following congressional nomination
have been made: Oliver b. Dickinson
Democrat 9th Pa; Jeremiah Bard, Prohi
t bitionist Sth Pa; j. H. McDevit, Demo
crat, 18th Pa; William McAdoo, Deruc
, crat, 7th N. j.; Nicholas Kane, Democrat
10th N. Y; f. c. Currier. Democrat, lit
} Mass; John 6. Belden, Republican, At
KY.