The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1886-10-01


tween the wheels and his body twisted and
mnngled in pieces. Portions OF his body
were strewn ON the track for two hundred
yards.
Gen. Joseph Holman, the newly an.
pointed agent for the Omaha and Winnie
bago indians, is disinclined to take the po-
sition, owing to the small salary.
The plans and specifications for the new
cruisers and gun boats, including the 5000
ton gun boat whose plans were changed
by order OF the secretary OF the navy, are
nov completed and ready for the inspection
OF intending bidders.
John L. Sullivan, accompanied by Billy,
Bennett, Pat Sheedy, Jim McKeon and
Billy Kelly, arrived Mt New York, when a
reporter accosted Sullivan. II won," he
said, Just as l expected to, and / hope l
nave proved to all that am good for lots
OF tights yet. l want to contradict thatre-
port from Pittsburg that I am drinking. /
have not touched a drop OF spirits and
don't intend tor Sullivan showed no
marks Of his recent fight with Heard. He
said the blow that knocked out the latter
was ft-handed cross-counter, one OF the
most difficult to successfully make in box
ing.
Barney Filing and Patrick Kelly met
with an instantaneous death by the explo-
sion OF a boiler on the premises OF j. b.
spaulding at Riverton, Ill.
Gen. ohm A. Logan was seized with a
severe chill at Chicago, and is now confined
sto the house.
About $500. 900, 600 was represented at
the recent Dre1el wedding in Philadelphia.
Among the presents were $50O,OOO to the
bridegroom.
Frank Buck, OF the firm Of Clark & Buck,
Z noff In u ln~
gored to death by vicious bull.
r The earnings OF the Milwaukee g. ST. Paul
increased $S7 ,s12 during the second week
were $4,000.
Richmond j. Lane, late president OF the
Abingdon, Mass, bank has been indicted.
The arraignment contains sixty. five counts,
charging embezzlement OF the bank funds
IN various amounts and at various times.
and alleging false entries and drawing from
the bank funds in Boston without author
izatton and with intent to defraud.
cyclone struck the southern limits Of
Joliet, ILL.,. q few days ago. dozen frame
buildings were leyeled to the ground. John
Buckley's house was blown to pieces. All
tho family escaped. Buckley took refuge
10 the cellar. from where he was dug out
badly injured.
News reaches Eau Claire, Wis. OF q hor.
rible murder committed five miles from
Chetek the victim being ths wife of a farm
er named John Upsalt, who cut her throat
and then retired to his room and hanged
himself with bed cord
There were 1873 failures in the United
States reported to Bradstreets during the
week ending 18th, against 153 in the pre-
ceding week, and las, 3O5, lit and 13s
IN the corresponding week OF 1885, 1884,
1883 and 1882 respectively. Among those
reported embarrassed were: The Scranton
q Watson Lumber company, Detroit; G.
3. Chapman y Co., general store, Eau
fancy goods, San Francisco; E. NJ. Hulz &
Co., manufacturers OF mattresses, Chicago;
Howard County Bank, Glasgow, No.
Schuyler Colfax's cousin. Harriet, has
been lighthouse keeper at Michigan City for
twenty-f years.
A. B. Steinberger, the former king OF the
Samoan islands" is living quietly in Phil
adelphia.
McFetridge, Republican, declines to run
against Delaney for congress in the Second
Wisconsin district.
The Democratic majority in Arkansas is
81, 900.
Baum 4 Co., San Francisco suspend; liza
bilities, $3.50, 900 to 81, 900, 900.
The famous rebel chief, Ell Coyote, with
his lieutenant, Manuel Vela Pena, and six
followers, was killed in nm engagement with
national troops under Col. Valdez, near
Santa Domingo ranch O short distance
from Lampasas, Mexico.
At Ipswich. Oak, Seymour Burnett
committed suicide by hanging to the stair.
way banister. Temporary insanity was
the reputed cause.
The Canadian Pacific is trying to work
up bis ailk goods traffic over that line
from China to Japan.
DIR. Robert Flegel, one OF the most valu.
able members OF the German African soci-
ETY., is dead.
The Dublin Freeman's Journal urges the
people to refrain from all manifestations
OF welcome to Lord Londonderry on his
arrival.
DR.. X. Won Yehlozer, the Prussian envoy
to the Vatican, has had isreuurn to Rome
postponed in order to await fresh instruc-
tions.
| cleared about $150,OOO on their Wild
West show this season.
Pittsburg dispatch says OF the Sullivan
Uearld fight. 1t was the general opinion
that Sullivan had the .'Nicetown wonder''
whipped before a blow had been struck.
No matter how confident Heard had been
before the fight, he lost heart as soon as he
laced the champion, and was virtually do.
teated. Hearld intended to wind his man,
but Sullivan had made up his mind to
knock him out before the police could in.
terfere, and he nearly succeeded in doing so.
Another round would have settled Heard
beyond shadow OF doubt.
The secretary OF the interior has recon.
n 70 1,,S,,,
suits against the Scott & Phillips Lumber
Company OF Merrill, Wis. for lumber tres
pass. The secretary says in the recon-
mendation: During February and March.
1881, this firm cut or procured to be cut
Cd, 345 feet OF pine lumber from lots and
2, southeast half township 4 north, range
10 east in said state, which land was in
rludeel in the public land withdrawn for
reservation purposes in presidents procla-
nation OF May 90, 1880.
Acting Land Commissioner Steekslager
aas rendered q decision in the c.,se Of an
Indian claiming iandin Washington Terri
ttery as a homestead, against the claim OF
the Northern Pacific. lie holds: The oc-
cupation OF the land by the Indian prior
to the filing of the eompany's map OF def
mite location was such clsim as excepted
the tract from the grant. This decision
virtually decides a large number OF similar
cases in Washington Territory.
In the United States court at Madison,
Wis, J. D. Leonard OF Nova Scotia and
Watson Benjamin OF Boston were SEN
tenced to state prison for seven and one
hall years each for passing bank notes
RAISED from fives to twenties. They were
arrested at Beloit several years ago, and
had on tEeir perseps nearly 81, ,O0oin good
money and about $50 in raised notes.
Vhey purchased bogus bills in Minneapolis.