The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1886-05-21
The strikers at Pittsburg are causin.
heavy financial losses to builders and 9th

The strikers at Pittsburg are causing
heavy financial losses to builders and 9TH
ers.
at La Crosse papers have been filed with
the clerk OF court in a breach of promise
suit Tor $4,000 damages, the plaintiff be-
ing Nellie Koran OF Whitewater, whose tri.
al for the murder OF her sister and other
relatives by poisoning caused n sensation
throughout the state IL year ago. The de-
fendant is f. w. Richardson, OF the firm OF
Richardson & Frye, shoe dealers OF La
Crosse. He was engaged to Miss Koran be-
lore the accusation was brought against
her, and sto cd by her faithfully during her
trial, although he claims the engagement
was definitely terminated by the arrest of
Miss Koran.
Three more nfthe New York doodle al
dermen have been indicted. They are Will
lam II. Miller, Republican; Charles Demp.
sey, Iammany, and Robert T. DeLacy,
County Democracy.
There were 172 failures in the United
States reported to Bradstreet's during the
week ending 9TH, against 172 in the prced.
ing week, and 1877, 1872. 149 and 90 in the
corresponding weeks of 1855, 1854, 1883
and 1882, respectively. About IA per cent.
were those OF small traders.
Frank II. Mutt OF Wisconsin, the famous
amateur oarsman, has been restored to
his S1,4OO clerkship in the treasury at
Washington.
About three thousand cloakmakers OF
Chicago, h work only six months ont OF
the year at an average salary OF So per
week, have made a demand on the con.
tracing c~loaknakers for eight hours work
and an increase of 20 per cent on their
wages.
Excitement was o%ccasioned at Pittsburn
and Allegheny City n few days ago by the
distribution OF anarchistiC circulars, which
urged the workingmen to revenge the kill
ing OF McCormick's men, and to burn. pill
lage and destroy.
The secretary OF state has received dis
patches from Gen. Phelan at Halifax and
commercial Agent Robinson at Yarmouth
announcing the seizure at Digby OF the
American schooner David j. Adams, Capt.
Allen, FOR purchasing bait in Canadian
waters, and her subsequent removal with
her crew to st. John. The matter will be
carefully investigated at once and acted
upon as promptly as the circumstances will
| permit.
Harry Lloyd. the u man, who was
shot in the alteration with Officer Pierce,
at Des Moines, may recover. Pierce has
been spirited out of town by the nuthori.
ties for sale keeping.
The shooting OF Matt Joyce, the mer.
chant, by city Marshall Larkln, ut Skulls.
burg, Iowa, grew out OF n quarrel over the
payment OF u bill owed by Larkin to joyce.
Hot words were used, when the marshal
drew a billy, and on this being snatched by
Joyce, covered the latter With a revolver,
Joyce e~ndeavored to seize this, and in the
struggle for it's possession the weapon was
discharged, the ball entering Joyce's left
temple.
Capt. w. Martin, Fourth cavalry, and
Gustavus V. Avis, Ninth cavalry, have
been incapacitated for further active sery.
ice and granted indefinite leave OF absence
to await retirement.
Gen. Sheridan has concluded to establish
two summer camps OF cavalry in Kansas,
on the border OF the Indian Territory, at
such points as will afford good water and
~pasturage.
Senator Harrison has introduced = bill
authorizing the appointment of an assist
ant adiutant general of the rank OF major
OF cavalry. This is intended to make a
place for Lieut.. Greedy, and the passage Of
the bill will be issued upon the ground that
Lieut.. Greedy is now unable, on account OF
his health, to perform active service, and
does not want to be placed on the retired
list.