The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1886-09-10


aged, and the inhabitants fled in terror to
tho open country. Several towns in Italy
were also visited by the earthquake but
not to any serious extent.
An active earthquake shock was expert.
enced at Athens at midnight. Advirea
from Zante say that excessive heat, dead
calms, and unusually high tides forewarn-
ed the inhabitants. The cables and tele.
graph wires are broken, and no news has
dral at Pyrgo was destroyed.
The money and the accounts at the Phil.
adelphia subtreasury balance to penny.
The experts counted about $27. 900, 900,
OF which $15, 600, 600 was in silver.
The federal government has expended
$5, sis, 645 in Washington Territory since
its organization.
NJ. w. May bee, boot and shoe dealer oi
Buffalo, N. Y, has failed.
Gov. Zulick, OF Arizona, has arrived in
Newark. N. j., on visit to his family.
He will remain until October, when he will
remove his family to the West.
Sister Eulalie, the Lady Superior OF the
Immaculate Academy at Newport, KY,
was accidentally burned to death.
At Willis Station, Mich, a farmer nam
ed Wells cut his wife'e throat.
DR.. Oliver Wendell Holmes has volumes
containing his English experiences already
on the stocks.
A deputy marshal has left Bismarck to
arrest Sewers, a soldier at Fort Yates,
charged with numbering Corporal Hobart.
The town OF Bayou Sara, East Feliciana
parish, La, is burned. Incendiary.
John Taylor committed suicide near
Huron, Oak.
The number OF failures in the United
States for the week ending 2Sth was $50,
against 13S the previous week, 146 the
same week last year. Canada had 26 last
week, against IA the week before and the
same week last year.
An order was issued Mt the war depart
ment retiring Gen. Newton from active SER
vice at his own request and by the direc-
ton OF the president. He has been ordered
home, which means that he is at liberty to
come and go as he likes. There is little
doubt that Col. j. p. Duane will be his sue
cessor as chief OF engineers Col. Stewart
has arleady asked to beplaced on the retir-
ill-health. Col. Blunt will be liable to retire
ment next February, SO that Col. Duane
falls into the place. He is democrat.
Information comes from Glendale that
the Hecla company's iron mines at Nor
wood fSoap Gulch) Mont. will be closed
down indefinitely Aug 81.
George L. Yaple, the fusion candidate for
governor OF Michigan, and Prof. Dickle,
Pro ohibition nominee for the same office,
were classmates in the same college.
Frederick Douglass, accompanied by his
wife, will sail for Europe Sept. Is.
The movement OF wool from Oregon and
Idaho this year will exceed 10000, 900
pounds.
The N. Y. Sun says Commodore Kilt
son again announces his intention OF with
drawing from the turf but he will continue
to breed race horses on the famocs Chest
nut Hill farm.
Congressional nominations; Charles H.
Gibson, Democrat, First Md; Geo. C.
Christian, Prohibition, First Ill. flames w.
Lee. Prohibition, Second ILL.,; j. I. Whit
lock, Prohibition, Third H.; DR.. Gray,
Prohibition, Fourth Ill.
A company OF northern and southern
capitalists has been organized at Whining
ton, N. c., with 100000 capital, and
Sergesnt-at- Arms Canoday, OF the United
States senate, president to carry on the
lumber business in North Carolina and
Florida.
Partridges and quails are numerous in
Wisconsin this season for the first time in
ten years. This is attributed to the dry
season, which has been favorable for bird
matching.
Lieut.. Col. Horace Jewett, Third infantry,
has been assigned a station ut Fort Mis-.
soula, Mont, and Maj. Daniel Madden,
Seventh cavalry, to Fort Buford, Oak.
The first anti-slavery man sent to the
United States senate on that issue is still
living, Joseph Cilley is the man, and he re-
mains on his old family homestead at Not
tingham, n. ii. He is ninety-six years old.
A large number OF counterfeit bills on the
OF Commerce, Ontario, have been put in
circulation.
Sir Michael Hicks Beach, chief secretary
for Ireland, is accompanied by a special
detective wherever he goes.
James Garner an English railway porter,
whose wages were but 19shillings per week,
has just died.leaving $50, 900 as the result
OF ofaccumulated tips from passengers.
BY the overturning OF rowboat in the
Ohio river, near Cincinnati, four boys were
drowned. Their names are Frank Wilson,
George Clever, and two Guy brothers.
Henry George offers to accept 81 nomina.
tion for mayor OF New York on condition
that 30, 900 workingmen sign an agreement
to vote for him.
John Roach, the ship builder, is able to
be out again notwithstanding reports that
he WAS dangerously i'll at Mount McGregor.
L. T. Brown & Co., furniture manuiac-
turers Mt Boston, have failed for SIS, 900,
with assets OF $S, 900.
An order in council has been passed pro-
hibiting the Importation of swine from
Minnesota and Dakota, except through
Port Emerson, where they will be placed
under twenty-one days quarantine.
The Rt Hon. Lord Henry Charles George
Gordon Lennox, brother OF the duke ol
Richmond, is dead. He was sixty-five
years old.
1t is reported that the British govern
ment Will concede the demand OF the En-.
glish hop growers to impose small import
duty on foreign hops.
One hundred ard fifty-six gold FORMS OF
the time OF Emperor Sigismund, and earlier
than the fifteenth century, coined at Nur-
emburg, Frankfort, Nordlingen, Cobenz
and Bonne, have been discovered in pri.
vate garden, Germany.
Gi lbert Munger, the American painter, is
again sketching in France this summer.
O. p. Huntington, the millionaire, is hav-
ing built at the home OF his childhood,
Litchfield, Conn, a Gothic chapel for the
Unitarians OF that place.