The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1886-04-16
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ny one ~ulSCoVcry lnau a secret altempU
was being made to introduce about six
Thousand Chinese %workmen into the state.
TfAs were to receive 81 dollars per week.
A partition OF Shefield's addition to
Chicago, amonr the beneficiaries OF the late
Joseph Sheffield, was ordered by a judge.
The property, which is estimated to be
worth $500, 00o, is equally proportional
to seven d~ivisees, among whom are the
wife OF Congressman William Walter Phelps
OF New Jersey and the Sheffield Scientific
school, New Haven, Conn.
The United States grand jury returned
indictments against Nathan l.. Baker and
Allen White. leaders, and seven other OF
the mob that drove the Chinese out OF
Oregon City.
Among denominations sent to the senate
recently were the following: j.. Cabell
Breckenridge, Kentucky, to be surveyor
general OF Washington Territory. Consuls:
William i. McMasters OF New York, at
Garthagena, Colombia; Albert Roberts,
Tennessee, Mt Hamilton, Canada; Victor
Vilqui, Nebraska, at Bananquilla.
The st. Louis strikers issue an address
abusing Gould aud complaining that he
will not arbitrate on their basis.
Judge Thurman. at Columbus, Ohio, has
been severely vict;mized by loaning money
on forged notes.
IN W. SouiiCli " SllCtpo pusotd Mi I
dinance making eight hours a days work
Tor all persons employed by the city after
May /.
Sim Reeves, the English tenor, contin-
ues to draw great houses, Notwithstanding
he is over 10 years old.
Mrs. DIR. Cummings OF Boston was found
guilty OF ma%nslaughter for the misplace
ment OF labels on bottles OF medicine.
Rev. Richard D. Harlan, son OF Justice
Harlan, OF the United States supreme
court, was ordained in the First Presby-
terrain church, New York.
The public debt statement for March
shows Il decrease OF the debt Of $14, OST,-
1l0.60.
Ortiz Stern, OF Lafayette, Ind, drew ST.
500 OF his mothers money from the bank
and left the town. Henarrowly escaped be.
ing hanged for murder at Kansas City.
The Indications are that boats will not
get through the straits before April l5, and
possibly later.
The upper hoor of the Toronto Mail
building, occupied by the Bell Telephone
company, was burned out. Loss, S75,-
600 to $4,000 The fire vas started by
two strangers, who dubbed and gagged the
night operator.
H. F. Wright, ex-assistant postmaster
of Racine, Wis, is released from the peni-
tertiary on the ground that proceedings
against him were conducted on informa-
ton instead OF Indictment.
Upon instructions rom A. c.. Tyrrell,
chief OF the Omaha Detective association,
City Marshal A.. p. Clark arrested HenryC c..
Walbridge, who is wanted in Omaha for
embezzIement committed in Council Bluffs,
Iowa. When arrested he gave his name as
John Edwin.
Mr.. Powderly says that all Knights OF
Labor who DESTROYED Northern Pacific
property will be expelled from the order.
A. S. Stcagall, OF Henrietta, Tex, has
been found guilty OF murder in the first de-
gree.
The Republican senators, finding that
the illness OF senator Mitchell has greatly
embarrassed the committee on pensions,
OF which he was chairman, have appointed
Senator Sawyer a member OF that COM
mittee.
Capt. Harmon OF Miles City, Mon, gets
$4,000 out OF an aged case before the fed
eral supreme court.
Joseph Hebel's house burns in Glenwood,
Mimi, and his daughter perishes in the
flames.
Herr Most denounces as u Islander the
Boston Liberty's statement that ana
chists were to burn buildings in New York.
At North Fairfield, Ohio, Jerome Stevens,
a prominent farmer, was shot and mortal
~ wounded by a thief whom he detected
stealing grain from his barn.
In the Graham murder trial at Spring
field. Mo-, the justices decided that Cora
Lee was accessory to the crime before the
TACT, and hat she be held without bail,
and that Mrs. Malloy was accessory after
the fact and be held in $4,000.
President Grevy OF France has received
n letter threatening him with violence, and
in consequence, the gendarmes Mt his resi-.
dence have been increased.
DR.. Krohn, Prohibition minister and ed.
itor, is caught fooling with a woman at
junction City, Kan.
Gen. and Mrs. Sheridan have returned to
Washington from Fortress Monroe, the
latter much improved in health.
Out OF the parliamentary grant OF So
300, 600 to meet the Northwest rebellion
expenses The Hudson Bay company pocket
ed S763,575 for supplies and t%ransporta.
ton.
Advices from all parts OF Canada report
great damage by floods. Never before has
the waterriscn SO high and caused so much
damage. The ice in Pike river above Bed.
ford became iammed. and a torrent Of
water poured down Main street, flooding
the first floors OF private houses. The
Grey Nuns will be heavy losers by the dam,
age to their convent, which was inundated
and seriously damaged by ice.
A mob ut st. Johns, n. F.. demanding
labor and railroad extension, assembled
around the parliament building, stormed
the assembly house, routed the police and
planted their banners on the table OF the
house.
A colonel OF one OF the regiments forming
the garrison OF the Brandenburg admins.
tered Il severe rebuke to the eleven cap.
tains OF his command in the presence Of
the regiment. The captains t%nereupor
rendered their designations. The Emperor
William Immediately ordered their arrest
and trial for conspiracy.
The fire in the Toronto Mail building is
thought to have been the work OF safe
blowers. They dubbed and robbed the
night clerk, and, thinking they had killed
him, fired the building to cover their crime
The Lancet and some other medica
journals favor Prof. Buisson's treatment
OF ~hydrophobia in preference to Pasteur's
1t is alleged by these advocates that Buis.
sons effects cures even alter rabies nav
developed. The treatment consists main.
ly in vapor baths, draughts OF hot borage
solution and injections OF pilocarting, in
ducing profuse perspiration.
The Pail Nall Gazette declares: Mr..
Gladstone is riding straight for IL fall. lie
refuses to modify his Irish scheme, and the
result will be that the country will have
neither ZONE rule in Ireland, nor Mr.. Glad
stone The Gazette announcedin the
way precisely that Lord Sails bury "woulC
ride for a fall" at the very time the Tory
premier was arranging for his own defeat
The declaration was generally hcoted by
the other English papers.
Edward II. Johnston a well known
- 49, "a ~
rested charged with completely III t~helynch
ing OF the negro ''Mingo Jack" Severa
other arrests are promised.
Sergeant S. Wright, of the United State.
army, stationed at Ship Island. New
Orleans, committed suicide by blowing his