The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1886-08-20

pany. The foundry works and stove mills
were in great danger, but were finally
saved. The fire destroyed 15o, 900 feet OF
chair stock owned by A. j. Webster oil
Menasha.
Hewittville, seven miles west OF Ncls
vile, was burned to the ground on the sth
The loss has not been estimated as yet
but will be very great.
The tubulent waters OF the Niagara
whirlpool were again navigated in IL cask,
the perilous feat being successfully accom-
plished by two men. The daring voyagers
were William Potts and George Hazlitt,
two coopers, who are employed in the
same shop with Graham, who made the
initial trip.
Jake Gaudaus, the champion oarsman OF
America. sailed for England, where he row.
Beach. the Australian, for the champions
ship OF the world. The race occurs Sept.
~, and will l.e rowed over the regulation
Thames coarse. The money staked on the
race is $4,000.
rash engineer on a Milwaukee freight
tried to run through burning elevator
near Red Wing, MINI. Seventeen cars and
Tour tramps were burned.
The officers OF the United States land OF.
fice at Huron, Dak., received an order from
Commissioners Sparks to reduce the clericla
force in their office three clerks, two at
WV s]Hu oAc sbV Sl,OOO IL year.
company with 81, 900, 900 capital has
silver mines.
i. j. F. Bradley, manager, until recently:
CT the works OF the Pullman Palace Cal
company at Pullman, H.. and rega rded
until that time as the head and center oil
the CITY OF Brick" has departed from his
home Tor regions unknown, and has left be.
hind "a number OF friends and business ac-
quaintances who sincerely mourn his loss.
There was application made at Fargo,
Dakota, before Judge Mcconnell for IL re-
ceiver OF the j. 3. Raymond estate. The
aftldavlts accompanying the complaint are
very lengthy and OF IL sensational charac-
ter. The application was in behalf OF Mrs.
Douglas as executrix OF the Webber will.
Among the allegations against the deceas-
ed MIR. Raymond is one charging him with
embezzlins some $50, 900 and the general
misappropriation OF the funds OF the estate.
The remains OF the murdered Rev. George
Z. Haddock arrived in Racine, Wis, and
were met at the depot by a large number
OF friends and members OF the NJ e. church.
They went Immediately to the cemetery,
where the services were held. Bishop Fal-
lows OF Chicago preached an eloquent ser.
| mon.
The official statement OF our foreign
oh&baV oioMS COuClu6lNeiy GutU IU1S country
| lost a market for 35,OOO,OoO bushels oil
wheat by the folly OF speculative art ifcial
imitation OF prices during the past year.
leaving surplus OF 10000, 900 bushels to
keep the market down for some time.
Isaac Ward, OF Rockfield. ILL.,, at Asca-
loosa. Iowa. temporarily visi ting rela tives,
was knocked down with club on the
street and robbed OF about $50. He died
day or two afterward. The pockets OF
ov.l's ,1~ l.
out and every thing OF value taken.
telegram was received at Mandan,
Oak. by the mayor, from Delegate Clifford
| Mt Washington stating authoritively that
Fort Lincoln will not be abandoned.
Among the heaviest dcpositors in the
New Lisbon, Wis, bank when it suspended
were Mr.. Parker, farmer, $1,000; the
| Juneau County Poorhouse Building com
| mittee, 81, 400; Mr.. Barlow ofNew Lisbon,
| $500, and Mansion firm about $500.
Dan Finn, an old time rustler OF Helena
| Mont, has struck a bonanza in the CeuI
d. Alenes.
| The fair association has spent $4,000
preparing for the territorial fair at Butte
Mont.
| lac bondsmen of E. c. Anderson, ex.
| postmaster OF Bozeman, Mont, have just
| been notified that they will be euuired to
make an immediate payment OF the short
| age in Anderson's account, amounting to
| $2,799.1 10. Anderson explains this def
| cheney by saying the government owes him
| $500 in excess OF their claim, for clerk hire,
etc.
Israel Green agent for the Indians at the
| Ssseton agency, was not confirmed by the
senate, and if he retains his present place
he will have to be reappointedb by the presi-
| dent.
Il pnufo oc%r III 1,nl. Nal,
| Hughes county. Postmasters commission
| ed: Iowa, Toilette, Gustavus Campbell.
Minnesota, Cornet, Rollin B. Gibson; Cur
rent Lake, Andrew Berg.
Mr.. Tilden left large fortune. estimated
by some as high as Sic, 5,OOO,Oo0.
Commissioner Miller has begun prepara-
tions for carrying into effect the provi-
sions OF the oleomargarine bill, and has
called upon all collectors OF ofinternareven-
ue for such Information as they may pos.
sess in regard to the production of oleo.
margarine with the object OF utilizing it in
the preparation OF the necessary regula-
tions to govern the collection OF the tax.
London Cable On the night OF Aug. 6,
at a largely attended meeting OF the Chelse;,
liberal council, resolution expressing con.
fidence in the innocence OF Sir Charles Dixie
was almost unanimously passed.
The public schools OF Leadville, COL,
have been closed for some months for lack
OF funds, but /, 100 saloons are in full
blast.
By direction OF the war department the
superintendent OF the mounted recruiting
service will cause twenty-five recruits to
be prepared and forwarded to Fort Smell.
ing, Mimi, for assignment in the depart
ment OF Dakota.
Postmaster General Villas will leav.
Washington this week for his Wisconsin
home.
The depots and water tank at Prentice,
Colby and Spencer were burned on the Sth
The sale is completed at La Crosse ol
all the Black river lands belonging to the
Washburn estate, amounting to about %,
600 acres, to j. j. Hogan.
John A. Hanley is appointed traffic
manager OF the Minnesota & Northwestern.
The Billings family will hold a reunion
OF all the clans in Boston next month
Alexander Herbert, an attache OF the
White House, processes to be an accurate
weather prophet and makes a daily lore.
cast.
A horrible fatal accident bcfell John
Dignon, OF Eau Claire, Wis, Friday even
ing, between Thorp and Sterling stations
on the Wisconsin Central road. While
walking along the track freight engine
struck him, throwing him beneath the
wheels and mangling his body shockingly.
At Mrs. Mackay's recent dinner to the
Prince OF Wales, says the Boston Travel
er's correspondent, OF course the list
WAS submitted to the prince. He suggested
that Lady Tatton Sykes and Lady Ran
dolph Churchill lac asked. Mrs. Mackay
wrote his royal highness that these ladies
had accepted her invitation once and then
treated her with scorn at Ascot, not speak
ing to her, and she would not ask them
again.
The prince OF Wales has decided not ia