The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1886-04-30

The Mormon lobby at Washington ha:
been reinforced by two robust women. on,
OF them the fifth widow OF the late Brig
ham Young.
In the case OF Isaac Rogers. the former
cashier OF the First National Bank OF CheS
ter, Pa, who was arrested on a chang. o
enlightenment, Col. f.. b. Emlen. an ex
pert accountant, testified that Rogers had
committed 400 different tllefts and mad,
o. entries, to the extent OF $2S,52S.
Mrs. NirginiaC. Thompson was nominatcG
postmistrcss OF Louisville.
A conflict is threatened between the house
committee on education and on labor
on the educational bill. which is likely to be
transferred to the floor OF the house.
The American Historical association will
meet iii Washington April 81.
Hon. j. 3. Gilfllan was selected as the
Minnesota representative on the congress.
sional committee.
Congressman White has introduced bill
to place on the pension rolls the name oil
Mrs. Eliza Collins, widow of William ii.
Collins, Sixth Minnesota; also granting a
pension to Gideon c. Lake, Eleventh Min
nesota volunteers.
Gov. Wakefield OF Minnesota has con,
firmed the report that he was not Il camdi-
date for denomination. When my present
term expires, he said, II shall retire from
politics forever in this world"
Through the efferts OF DR.. Mary Walker.
DIR. w. II. Hale OF Washington, who was
held at Fittsburg on n charge of conspirins
to defraud creditors, was released.
Rev. John Clinton, missionary t o the Sac
and Fox agency, Idaho, has been suspend
ed for sedu"ing his step daughter, who re.
Gently died in childbirth.
The National educational association
vii! meet in Topeka, Kan, July ID to 16.
The Philadelphia firemen are about to
join the Knights OF Labor.
A verbatim report of Il conierencein New
York between Mcssrs. Gould, Hopkins,
Somcrville. ~Powdcrly, Hayes, Mcdowell,
Bailey and Turner. on the 3Oth ult., was
sent out from New York. 1t adds nothing
rnaterial to the present stock OF public in
formation on the subjcct. At the conference,
beside the pending strike, the general sub
Ject OF arbitration and n national arbitra.
ton btli to be PASSED by congress, were
discussed.
The American Medical association will
meet in st. Louis on May 4.
The president has been invited to attend
the annual reception of the G. A. r. at
Grand Island, Neb.. Aug 80, and may ac-
cept.
The Central Labor Union OF New York
sends the Knights OF Labor at St. Louis
$500.
The death OF the late Judge Barter was
caused by AN indiscreet use of hot baths.
Mr.. Wakefield has introduced a bill to
increase the pension al Lufus G.. Ammons,
late private. Kentucky volunteers, now OF
Minnesota, to $50 a month. Mr.. Straight
has introduced a bill to give a pension to
Franz Ross Rucker, Fifth Wisconsin vol.
u%.teers, now OF Minnesota.
Mr.. Wakefield has introduced . bill to
increase the pension OF Thomas Fl. Weble,
private, One Hundred and Fourteenth
New York regiment, now = resident of
Minnesota, to $24 a month.
Mr.. Hoxie, in a dispatch to Mr.. Gould,
says that among the p~ersons killed at East
st. Louis was the ringleader OF the late
strike at the Springfield (IlI.) iron works
and the leader OF the riots in which three
ofthe iron works men were killed.
The members OF the switchmens' union
working for the Michigan Southern railway,
in Chicago, are greatly dissatisfied with the
retention by that company OF eight men
who were taken on during the strike of
1881.
T. V. Powderly has written to Secretary
Turner, OF the Knights OF Labor, saving
that a spirited circular should 90 out ut
once to the oraer, asking them to turn in
every dollar they can raise into the hands
oil the southwestern men in support OF the
fight against the Gould system.
S. w. Hudson Of Hartford, Conn, is