The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1886-10-08

Boston is to be the scene OF high toned
wedding on the Goth day OF next month
that OF Miss Helen Wadleigh daughter OF
United States Senator Wadleigh OF New
Hampshire. to Mr.. Samuel Hoar OF Con-
cord, Mass.
William F. Mahody, the Saratoga On. w
chief OF police. was arrested in New York
city. y.charged with trying to settlefor 80 900
the case OF Albert Loriden, for whose ar.
rest on q charge OF forgery he had war
rant.
Conductor Harrison and Engineer Brewer
of the excursion train in collision at Silver
Creek, N. Y, have both been indicted for
mnnslanghter by the grand jury at May
vile. They are held in So, 900 bail each.
Their cases may be tried next month.
Marquette, Mich, Special: The volume
OF iron ore shipments from the Michigan,
Wisconsin and Minnesota iron dis tricts is
much larger this season than last. Up to
Wednesday, Sept. 22, 2.56O,O22 tons had
gone forward, as against 1,S04, 1o7 tons
ut a corresponding date last year. Escan-
abn shipped 1,O97.s91 tons; Marquette,
657, ,56l tons; Ashland, Wis, sis, ,s3i
tons: Two Harbors, Mimi. 234, S74 tons;
st. 1gnace, 50,S65 tons. High vessel rates
will have the effect OF decreasing shipments
after Oct. 1, but 100000 tons will be
shipped before the close of navigation.
Mr.. Parnell, addressing a meeting in
Liverpool, said: Americans looked to the
Irish to uphold democratic principles in
their demand for home rule. In past VIC
tories the Irish achieved no greater victory
than that OF controlling their tempers
Their chance had come. England was in
arms against Ireland, which America was
reioiced to see.
I; A postofice has been established at Red
Lake, Rrule county, Oak, and A. A. Gep.
pert appointed postmaster. George T.
Wenn was appointed postmaster at
Georgetown, MINI.
The president appointed William G.. AL.
len OF South Carolina United States con-
sui at Piedras Negras, Mex.
The only son OF ]. I. Case, Che million
aire manufacturer OF Racine. has caused a
sensation by marrying the divorced wife Of
a mechanic.
The northern part OF the lower peninsu-
la OF Michigan was visited by n rain storm
which did considerable damage. A child
was killed by lightning Mt Copley's. The
total loss is 100000.
The death OF Prof. Karl Damn at Carls-
ruhe is announced. He was seventy-four
years OF age. Prof. Damn took an active
share in the struggle for liberty in Germany
in 1S4S,
William f. Gould, the defautinc cashier
of the First National Bank at Portland,
Me-, was arrested and committed to Jail in
default OF SIS, 600 bail.
The Jewish New Year, the 5647th year
OF the world, according to the Hebraic cal
endar, will begin on the 29th day OF Sep
tember, at sundown.
Some OF the Eastern newspapers are ad-
vocating uniform marriage and divorce
Laws for all the states.
r e.. N
Of shoes, Chicago, were burned out. Loss,
$50, 600; insurance SGT 900.
The interior departne is informed that
the part OF Oklahoma between Beaver and
Saltwater county is free from intruding
whites and cattle; that the 'boomers''
have generally gone to work on the rail-
ways NOW building on that state line and
through the Indian Territory, and that
their recognized leaders, including Capt.
Couch, have assured Capt Price that no
further attempts will he made to occupy
Oklahoma in opposition to She present
policy Of the government
DIR. NcGiilyeuddy. late agent at Pine
Ridge, IL TO ask for an investigation OF his
management OF Iadian affairs there, Mt the
hands OF the senate, when Mr.. Gallagher's s
comes up for confirmation.
At Charleston at l:O2 p. NJ. Sept. 2Sth,
.tiere was a sharp, short shock OF earth
quake, accompanied by detanation and
very perceptible vibration. No injury was
done to- person or property. Tkedirection
of the wave was from north to south. The
dura4zon was about one and one half Sec
oAds.
Thomxs Cummings, Il constable, was
shot and killed Mt Birdeye by Alfred Kay.
ser, a mem2,er Of tho Iowa Detective asso.
cialion. 1t is reported the constable at
tempted to arrest Kayler. Kayler es.
capped.
! A cabIcgram WAS received at Madison,
Wis, announcing the death in London of
Mrs. Williams, widow OF Chauncy l.. Will
Jams, a few years ago one OF Madison's
gcalthiest and most Influential citizons.