The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1886-11-26

OF tn0 plans. 4 am unable to understand
how anybody promoting or inviting such
delay can DO said to desire the reunion OF
the Liberal party.
r. H. MacMahon, who escaped from Las
Vascas, Mexico, when Hewlett Griner and
his party were attacked and killed, has ar
rived at San Antonio. He says that Grin
er was killed by four police officers who
were hired to commit the deed by two
brothers named Armigo. The Armigos
professed warm friendship for Griner but
turned on the Americans with treacherous
vengeance us sooa as the police opened the
attack
Gen. Miles, in his report on the Apache
campaign. stated that the soldiers of Capt
Lnwton's command were materially Grip.
pied in their efforts by the miserable shoes
made ut the military prison at Fort Lenv-
enworth, and that the worthless material
usually fell to pieces in three or four days'
marching. When this report was received
at the war department the attention OF the
military prison board, OF which Gen. Terry
as president, was Mt once called to the mat
ter anG the board was directed to make u
thorough Investigation of the circumstance
es:: The report OF the board has been re.
celved at the war department, and is now
before the secretary OF war.
In Taymonth township, Mich. David
Smith, Q. G. McGuyan and Hugh Stewart
drank from II Jug OF beer furnished by the
first-named. All the men were taken sud
denly ill with symptoms OF poisoning.
Smith died, and the others are yet in n
dangerous condition.
The United States court at Columbus.
OHIO, decides against the government in its
suit against the Bell Telephone company.
Jake" Sharp Jim" Richmond, James
w. Foshay and Thomas b. Kerr appeared
in the court OF general sessions New York
to plead mot guilty" to the indictment
against them for bribery in the Broadway
railway matter.
The Gold Hunter mine in the Niger
Prairie district, Cpur d Alcne county, has
been sold to st. Paul capitalists for
$4,000.
Three dynamite bombs were disco vered
under the springs OF the rear coach OF u
small train on the Buffalo, Rochester &
Pittsburg railway at Dubois, Pa.
John w. Wilson, the wife murderer was
hanged at Alma, III. The supreme court
refused to interfere in the case a few days
ency also proved fruitess. Wilson has all
along believed that he would escape the
gallows, and was considerably broken up
in mind and body when he learned that all
hope had vanished.
+. r. Wolley's big barn near Portland,
Cerro Gordo county, Iowa, was totally
destroyed by fire.
Fire broke out in St. Peters Roman
Catholic pro-cathedral in Allegheny City.
The entire building was destroyed. Loss,
$loo, ,OOo insured.
Col. Luther p. Bradley, thirteenth in
fantry, has been relieved from the COM
maud OF the district OF New Mexico and
ordered to proceed to his home to await
his ratirptnept frnr ~; ~
bradley will be sixty-four years OF age on the
Sth OF December, and under the law will
be eligible to retirement,
The Rt. Rev. VIM d. Walker. bishop of
North Dakota, while in attendance upon
the generel triennial convention at Chica-
go, was summoned to the bedside oi his
father, Hon. James Walker, at Sc Presi-
dent street Brooklyn, Long Island, who
died on October 20, 1856. The bishops
return to his diocese has been necessarily
delayed in consequence.
The king OF Denmark, on behalf OF his
son, Prince Wademar, has sent a telegram
to Iirnova expressing thanks for the hon
or conferred upon his son, but declining
upon any conditions to allow him to ac-
cept the throne.
When Capt. Nabukofi. the Russian who
lead the Burgus revolt, has been formally
sentenced to death he will he transferred
to the custody OF Gen. Kaulbars.
John j. Smallwood, the eloquent negro
orator, is only twenty-six-years old. He
says negro is an honorable title and col
ored' should never be used.
The state department has decided to try
the policy OF separation on some OF the |
Indian tribes OF the Northwest. BY plac- |
school in Fort Stevenson, it is proposed /
to induce the Southern Dakota band to |
move into the northern hall OF the great |
Sioux reservation. The River Crows will |
be moved TO southern Montana. The |
Bioods, Pigeons and Blackieet are to re-
main where they are. The raids across
the international boundary will thus it |
is hoped, be stopped.
Complete returns from 234 cities and |
arnor 37.795; Coggswell, Dem, 37,295:
Wentw worth, Pro-, and scattering. 2,21O.
In the case OF Hirth, Palms, Simons and
The anarchists who were convicted OF in
;itips to riot last May, at Milwaukee, the
'upreme court has notified Judge A. Scott
Sloan OF Beaver Dam that his jurisdiction
20 act as trial judge in the case will be
ipheld when the supreme court files lis
opinion in the case.
Under the head OF ''army weddings the
Washington Critic of the 18th, publishes
he following: Lieut.. j. B. Aishere, First
avalry, was married last Monday at pu.
,uqne, Iowa, to Miss Hattie Dana; Lieut.
.. +. Wilcox. Sixth cavalry son and aide.de.
amp OF Gen. o. H. Wilcox. will be married
ext Wednesday at st. Paul to the daughter
II Col. William II. Johnston, deputy pay
master general OF the army; Lieut.. t. c. {
Srooks, Eighth Cavalry, who graduated Z
rom West Point last June is announced
o be married soon to Miss Margaret A,
rcx ~ |, 7 II D.aA / .
ni;.ntry, who is sta toned at Bencia bar.
acks. Cal, is to be married next Tuesday ,
t Fort Leavenworth to Miss Bessie B.
harpe, the daughter OF Major Alexander {
harpe, paymaster general u. S. army: I
lieut.. ID. j. johnson. Fifth artillery, was {
larried recently in st. Louis to Miss An.
le Victoria Choteau OF this city.
William H. Hughes OF Hazelton Pa, a !
.eil known patron OF the turf, and poll. !
lclan OF LuZerne county, got into a quar-.
81 with a Glen Wells OF Berwick and shot ,,
i'm dead.
At Cleveland, o., the house of Benjamin {
ntered by Patrick Graves, who, after $
eating and kicking the old man into in.
and choking his aged wife to 5
cath, ransacked the premises. !
Posto1iice site changed 1owa-Livin. |
pring, Pottowattamie county. Mime, :
nta-Crow Lake, Stearns county; North /
ork, Stearns county;St. Nicholas, ,Stenrns 8
ounty. Postottices discontinued: White J
sh, Washington county; Stanhope, ]. A.
lill. Minnesota-North Fork, Austin +
lson. .
The steamer Northerner. OF the Ward :
ne.l ran aground at Kelly's Island, and / a
as burned. .
In opening his services last Sunday 7
forming. the I4th inst, the Rev. Dr. New t
IAN, pastor OF the Presidents Church. i
rayed at great length and with fervid
lrnestness that the chief executive of the \
alton be strengthened in his reforms that
Is counsellors and associates be given di. G
inc inspiration in their efforts to purify S
he federal service. and that the household l