The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1886-07-23

| says. because he is entirely satisfied that
| the building provided for is not immediate
| ly necessary, and he adds: Not n little
| lesislati has lately been perfected, and
very likely more will be necessary, to in
crease miscalculated appropriations for
and correct blunders in the construction
OF many OF the public buildings now pro
| cess of erection.
| Russia has informed the powers that
| Batoum is no longer II Tree port. Tie
| Berlin press concurs in the belief that the
| announcement is the first step in he ear
remuneration OF the treaty OF Berlin. Fiji
teen thousand Russian troops have passed
| through Odessa, and are massing in Bes
sarai4.
| The first through train on the Canadian
| Pacific reached Vancouver the Pacific
ocean terminus OF the road. Sunday at
noon the ith inst, making the distance
| from Montreal in l34 hours. or two hours
| faster than expected. Fifteen hundred ex-
cursionists from Victoria, Nnnaimo, New
| Westminster and other places in British
Columbia accorded the train joyous wei
| come. A handsome bouquet was haAded
to the first lady passenger.
The Western Newspaper Union, Evening
Herald and other newspapers at Dallas,
| Tex, were burned out, with $23 600 loss.
| During the last five years Chicago and
|
532 acres OF pine lands in Louisiana.
The Patriotic Order of the Sons OF Amer.
ica, just adjourned at Columbus, Ohio, has
a membership OF 105, $50, and is n Know.
Nothing organization.
AT Munice, Ind. fire destroyed proper
ty valued at $4,000.
Connectcut's new state prison is to
cost $3.50, 900.
Gen. Logan says he isn't n candidate for
a place on the presidential ticket OF 1888.
William Walter Phelps will be the Re-
| publican candida tie or governor OF New
Jersey this year.
Special dispatches agree in the outbreak
| in the East rs gloomy. The massing oi
Russian troops in Bessarabra has caused
great anxiety. The Chronicles CORE.
spondent at Constantinople says; There
is n generel belief in Turkish military cir.
ces that war betwt en- Russia and Austria
willnot be long delayed. The Russian gov
ernment is pressing the porte to pay the
indemnity due Russia.
Following is the text OF the Duluth veto
message. ! hereby retlrn witboutappro
al House Bill No. $3.50, entitled AN act
to provide for the erection OF IA public
building at Duluth, Mnn. After quite II
| careful examination OF the public needs at
| the point mentioned. am entirely salts
fled that the public buil,'ing providc;! gnr
in this bill is not Immediately necessary.
Not little legislation has lately perfected,
and very likely more will be necessary, 10
increase miscaeulated appropriations for
and correct blunders in the construction OF
many OF the public buildings now in pro-
cess OF erection. While this does not fur.
nish Il good reason for disappearing the
erection of other buildings where actually
necessary, it induces close scrutiny, and
| gives rise to the earnest wish that nea
projects for public buildings should for the
present be limited to s9ch as are required
| by the most pressing necessities OF the gov.
ernment's s business.
| The British imports for June decreased
as compared with that month OF last year
4l40.0o0, anu the exports increased
| 4S2U,00O.
| The great hall and the right win. OF the
university of Brussels burned yesterday
| Loss 100000.
Moorish troops have sacked and de
straged English factories at Cape JUDY
on the west coast OF Sahara.
| Among the nominations for postmasters
are John A. Harris, Cheney. Wash, and j
j. Mueller, Ellensburg Wash.
The last hope OF the Gladstonans. the
vote i'll the counties, has failed. The Eng
| lish counties are going Uuionists. The
counties OF Somerset Warwick, Hereford.
| Derby, Denbish and Shropshire. in wlIicl,
ccnters the agricultural vote have returned
| Conservatives. Scotland continues Glad
stone. Numerous county polls have not
| yet been taken, but it is impossible to re-
verse the defeat OF the government. The
| Unionists are confident of an ultimate
strength OF $40, against 800. Tie Con.
| servatives are certain that with n com,,ac.
l.zl, soS
will form a plete Conservative ministry.
President McCosh OF Princeton robust
Mt eighty-six. attributes his good health to
| the constant use Of oatmeal
| The son ofCol. Mosbv, ex-conretlernte and
late consul TO Hon, Kong was recently
awarded the media! for the bes. cnnt,ibut.
ed article in the University OF Virginia Mag
azire.
| The Republicans OF the second congrcs-
| sonal district OF Minnesota. nominate
John Lind to succeed Wakefield
| The Minnesota prohibitionists nominate
! j. +. Child for governor, with full state
ticket.
| John Hancock. ex-membcr OF congress is
| candidate for United States senator1rom
| Texas.
! Chicago capitalists purchased 10000
acres OF Louisiana pine lands.
| An elevator is being constructed at Pitts
/ burg that will run $50 feet III one minute.
| The Rev. Mother Aloysa Hardy, assis
tant general OF The Order OF the Sacred
! Heart, who recently died in Paris, was ar
American, and came OF Southern fami,
OF wealth and high social position.
The Presbyterian church at keystone,
kak., is wrecked by a tornado.
i. A. Edwards, the third man who has
been nominated lis postmaster ct Webster
| City, Iowa, was confirmed. Two men who
were nominated before were rejected, but
no objection was made to him.
j. S. Delay, a prominent Knight of La.
Dor, says the cost CT the Gould system,
strike to the Knights was 81 ,OOO, 600, and
in loss OF wages 81, 100000. These figures
he said were official. The cost to the rail.
way company was $4,000 900.
The Republican editors of the state Of
Ohio met ut Columbus to express their
views on the refusal OF the tnited States
senate TO order an investigation into the
election OF Senator Payne. Sevcnty-tiye
editors, representing seventy counties, were
present. Gen. james NJ Comfy OF Toledo
was chairman. The committee on rcsolu.
tions, Murat Halstea6, chairman, report
ed an address to the United States senat,
demanding an investigation.
Representative William II. Cole OF the
THIRD Maryland district died at his resi-.
dence in Washington. DR.. Cole had been a
sufferer from Bright's disease for several
years nsst. He had been unableto attend
the meetings OF the house except once or
twice during the present session. The de.
ceased leaves wife but no children.
The nomination OF Gen. Fitz John por.
ter to be colonel in Tho army on the re.
| tired list was referred to he committee nm
military affairs, after debate verthe form
| in which it W; made out
Robert l.. Upshaw of Texas WAS nomin.
ated Tor Indian agent u the Tongue river
agency in Montana. Tie salary i 81 500