The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1886-04-23

viii II tiIH VI lpt, aiu ii iplIltl IlltlIi
tailor, was choked to death in trying to
swallow ~ piece of bccistenk AIS large rs a
mans hand. He recently came from New
York.
At Racine, Wis, Jacob Hack, alderman
OF the FIRST ward, shot himself through tho
temple, dying almost instantly.
Huron, Oak, Special Telegram, April12.
A circular was received to-day by the
officers OF the Huron land Office from Com
missioner Sparks. directing that hereafter
all final proofs shall be made at the place
and before the officer specified in the adj
vc~rtisemcnt giving notice OF final proof. 1t
is presumed that heretofore the place of
proof has sometimes been changed from
where it was advertised to be made, thus
working injury to contestants. BY thesamc
circular it is forbidden to make final proof
before probate judges, as has hitherto been
done.
business is resumed in East ST. Louis,
and knights get employment.
The Bismarck and Mandan packet, I'm
dine, sinks i'll the Missouri, off Rock Haven.
Loss, $4,000.
The Iowa house formally i,npeaches Au-
dltor Brown before the senate.
1t is found that Il valuable diamond ring
was taken from the coffin ofMrs. Nettleton
at the recent burning OF II car on the Micli-
gan Southern.
In u fight between deputy slerifis and
strikers in Little Rock, Ark. Deputy Sheriff
Williams is dangerously wounded.
w. II. Waldy OF Michigan is appointed
on the board OF Indian commissioners
Attorney Joslin, OF Fargo, has been APP
pointed administrator OF the estate OF the
late Thomas Howes OF Buffalo, Oak, who
recently died at Hastings. MINI. The cs-
tate is valued at from $50, 00Ot to 1000,
and Mr.. Joslin has given bonds in $780,
900.
DIR. A.C. Hamlin andCien. Charles Hamlin,
cousins, are the leading candidates for the
Republican gubernatarial nomination in
Maine.
Rev. Louis Mysonheimer. the boy ~evaneel-
ist was privately married to IL Miss Noel,
in st. Louis, recently.
Robert S. Gibson, said to be the Oldest
man in the United States, died at College
Mound, Mo, at the age OF 1876 years.
Mrs. Munnie Gray Clauser, wife OF IL New
York millionaire LIewer, has been missing
from her home for several days, and foul
play is suspected.
Costa RIGA has n brand new president,
only twenty-seven years old.
The term for which mnny OF the officials
suspended by President Cleveland was
originally appointed having expired, he
has decided to withdraw the nominations
originally made to succeed them, and nom
mate the same persons to fill the vacancy
so as to remove them from the jurisdiction
OF the Republican caucus and leave the
senate without an excuse to reject them.
The long list OF nominations sent to the
senate was almost entirely composed of
this class, and the several heads OF depart
ments are examining the records for others
to be treated in the same way.
New postotiices established: Montana
Ashland, NJ. o. Council. Postmasters
commissioned. Decentralization, |. De-
hanna; Scotland, j. +. Ziebach. Iowa
Storm Lake, S. W. Hobbs; kinnosa, O. F.
Baughman; Lacey, j. w. Mckinley; Lohr.
vile, j. NJ. Arnctt; Westminster, j. Lutes;
Nincennes, j.. +. Guard. Minnesota
Greenleafton, R.. A. Maker; Lydia, William
\ Young Wisconsiu-Dunnville, i. Maus;
bingham, NJ. A. Delayan; Johnstown, j.. c.
Light.
The prospects for large improvements in
the way OF buildings in Washington this
season are not encouraging. Architects
have been busy all winter making plans for
residences, and several very large and en-
pensive ones were to be erected. 1t was x-
pectcd that there would be more money
spent during the season than ever before in
Nasiiington, as many wealthy mon had
purchased building lots and had decided to
erect residences; but ii few weeks ago the
brickiaycrs OF the city struck for eight
hours work and the contractors refused to
grant the request. They were willing to al
low eight hours work hut refused to pay
the same price they had been paying for ten
hours.
The trial OF Burns, Hyndman, Champion
and Williams. the socialist leaders charged
with completely in the Trafalgar square
riots in London, ended in n verdict of not
guilty. and the defendants were all dis
charged. The jury, however, said that
they thought the language used by the
prisoners at the time OF the riots washigh-
" intIammatory and worthy oil severe con
demnation.
The British Columbia legislature, Just be-
fore adjourning, passed u bill prohibiting
all companies, chartered under the act Of
local parliament, from employing Chinese
on their works. Among these companies
was the Canadian Pacific railway, which
proposed to build II branch line to New
Westminster. As sOon as it was appraised
OF the antiChinese bill, the company refus-
ed to build the line. The people rose in
their wrath, and hanged the members OF
the legislature in etiigy and afterward
burned the figures.
The British Army and Navy Gazette has
published an article which causes quite n
l tli'tl tuNjIGS III
India indicate uneasincss among the
European officials stationed in that conn
try, in consequence o 1.-THE existence oil Brah-
min plots against the English regime. The
spirit OF the native press is increasingly
hostile to the English. The agitation for
an increase OF the native army and for
arming the native soldiers with artillery OF
improved pattern is very formidable to
the interests OF the foreign-born residents
OF some portions OF the provinces. The
reduction OF the strength of the English
garrisons in consequence OF the military
necessities in Burnah has added to the
alarm.
Willis Rhodes, colorcd, who was indictep
by the grand jury OF Meagher county,
Montana, for the murder OF William Lind
say, at Iego, December last, was placed
on trial at White Springs. The jury found
n verdict OF murder in the second degree.
Judge Wade sentenced him to ten years at
hard labor.
New York Special: Thomas Redgcry, a
grocer OF Winnipeg, Man, is the latest vic.
tim, ofthe green goods swindlc. He ar.
rived here to obtain $4,000 worth o.
spurious bills for $3.50 good money,
After paying the money the goods" we're
delivered, and Rcdgrey reported his loss to,
the police. and a man named John Carol
was arrested.
AT the convention OF Southern Mime,
sofa Wool Growers at Eyota, Olmsted
county, the question: what kind Of
sheep does it pay to raise?' was consid
cred. 1t was agreed in small tlocks coarse
wooded, C~otswolds or Southdowns, paid
best. bat t.;at Tor large ilocks one must
raise Merinos for general purposes. A cross
OF Meriuo rams with coarse-woolcd ewes
afforded sheep good alike for fleece AND
mutton. AS to the comparative profit !,
sheep raising. Milo Matteson claimed to de
better with horses than with sheep, but til,
, general conclusion was that sheep pad a.
well or better than hogs or cattle. Sheer
husbandry was claimed to be II necessary
elnmnnt in Snuthcrn Minnnsnta {. rn1inn ~,