The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1886-04-16
General News Condensed.


Second-Various companies are willing
to undertake the operations OF casting and
forging, rough boring, rough turning and
tempering the parts necessary to make
guns of the largest caliber, provided they
receive sufficient remuneration.
The committee recommends thatallgun
for use by the army and navy, in
GLIDING those for Notifications, when
constructed should be constructed in the
United States. Ths United States pos
sesses facilities within it's own bound
aries sufficient to construct all guns or
finish n assemble all guns necessary for
armament OF our sea ports and vessels OF
war, provided enough money is a%ppropri-
ated to enable the government to con-
struct such guns, or to enable the manu-
LECTURERS to erect the necessary plant for
the production and preparation OF the
rough material and to obtain a reasonable
return on their capita, leaving to tho gov
such parts into guns. Steam engines suit
able for vessels OF war and iron and steel
war vessels can be successfully built in
this country.
At Branson, Mich, Mrs. Timothy Hur-
ley and her daughter Mary, aged fifteen
years, were burned to death. Mr.. Hurley
and three children-a boy aged two and
one-half years old-were terribly burned.
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Mr.. Hurley, was badly cut about the face
and head. The fire company saved the
business portion of the village. Four
stores were burned. Loss $4,000.
Tho Northern Pacific deposited survey
fees on 1,1T3,3s2 acres OF land in Dakota.
Great loss OF property is reported from
Georgia and Tennessee on account OF I'M
usual floods.
The Chicago Stove works, employing $50
men, has shut down. Therei is u dispute he
tween tho firm and some OF its employees in
regard to wages. Pending a settlement the
works will not start up again.
The family CT Thomas Robinson, living
near East Saginaw, Mich, ate wild pars-
nips. Two children died and the mother is
not expected to live.
The president has approved the bill
passed by both houses OF congress, giving
Mrs. Hancock a pension OF 50, 900 a year.
The acting secretary OF the treasury APP
pointed George l.. Dew oil inspector OF hulls
of steam vessels at Cleveland, Chic.
Weakly RIDLEY and Tobey Williams,
both colored, murdered Daniel Guthrie, a
prominent citizen OF Crockett county,
Tenn. They were taken from jail by amob
and lynched.
Louisa r. Williams, a young and hand
some lady, was brutally murdered at TX
ford, Conn, by John Andrews, whom she
refused to marry Andrews was pursued
to a pond, where he blew his brains out.
N. d. Dyer, dry goods, OF Joliet, H., con
fessed Judgment notes recently a~ggregnting
$4,000. Dyer's total liabilities are I'M
known. His stock will invoice $50, 900.
No reason for failure has been assigned.
Samuel r. Miller of Iowa was nominated
by the president consul at Leipsic, and
John II. ,Yallbruk was nominated post
master at Mount Pleasant, Iowa.
Lieut.. Col. Henry r.. Misner, Tenth in.
fantry. is a candidate for judge advocate
general. with some prospect OF success. He
is an old friend OF President Cleveland.
Fred Douglass aud his wife are daily Wis,
itors in the senate gallery. They are going
abroad this summer.
1t is reported that Commissioner Sparks
has decided to reverse his order suspendin,
surveys until after settlements are made
Senator Beck is opposing the confirma'
tion of Mr.. Trenholm, whose nomination
for controller is now before the finance
committee of the senate, and he will also
oppose the confirmation of kimball
director OF the mint.
Gen. James B Ricketts,, who distinguished
himself on nan battle fields in the war, is
lying very i'll at his residence in Washing
ton.
Jesse P. Farley, OF Dubuque, is in Wash.
ington pressing his famous Minnesota rail
roa su it, and it is rumored thathe is lay.
ing some deep plans in Washington FOL
prosecution in the Supreme Court OF tht
United States otliquor suits which he in
stituted in his own city and which art
pending in the supreme court on appeal.
Lieut.. Brereton, Twenty.fourth infantry,
has been ordered from Fort Supply with q
detail Of fourteen Indian scouts to patro
certain portions OF the Cheyenne and Ara
pahoe Indian reservation.
Kansas City is to havea$750. 600 hotel
Ida Surdou OF Terre Haute, Ind, mar
ried Augustus Guthrie, a negro barber. The
girl is pretty and white.
The labor committee OF the house agreed
to Mr.. LAWYERS resolution appropriation,
$4,000 to pay the expenses OF u specia
commission to visit the West and make {
thorough investigation OF present labor
troubleH!
1t is now conceded by every one OF hi
friends that Secretary Manning will never
be able to resume his seat in the cabinet
and that he will resign as soon as he'll abb,
to prepare q letter to the president.
The nomination OF ii. N.Jewett OF Mass
achusetts as consul at Siyas was rejected
by the senate.
A crowd Of reformers Quilted the saloor
OF l.. Kimberlin at Lexington, Ind, ant
threw the whisky, beer, cigars and tobacco
in the street.
There has been a marked improvement
in the health OF cx- President Arthur durin,
the past month, but he is not yet able t
leave the house.
At Memphis, a. L. Bennett, in charge 0
Diebold's Safe and Lock ~cotnpany's agen
cy, was shot and instantly killed by {
woman with whom ne had been living
After shooting Bennett she shot hersel
and is in n dying condition. Her tru
hume is Laura May Porter.
A terrible accident occurred at a theate
in Heromal, n Japanese town. Feb. %
The roof of the theater gave way under
weight OF snow and fell upon the specta
tors, $50 OF whom were seriously injured
or killed.
The Cape Breton coal mines have con
tractcd to furnish only $4,000 tons ofcoa
to the Grand Trunk railway this year, in
stead of 1000 0 as usual. The Crane
Trunk buys in the United States nov.
Wetherell, OF the Emma Abbott Operl
company goes into court to keep the Bos
ton Ideals from getting his baritone. Pru
cite.
The Iowa house passes n bill to compe
foreign corporations doing business il
that state to incorporate under the stat
laws.
The Canadian Pacific will shortly pa,
100000, 900 OF it's indebtedness to tn
government, as it can borrow money at
lower rate Of interest.
Gen. Neal BOWS eighty second birthda,
was the occasion Of a family reunion a
Portland, Me, recently.
Aid. Henry Douglas, was shot and kille,
Mt Laredo, Tex, by Alexander Menly Q
Corpus Christi, the result of a quarrel.
j. II. 5ustis, trustee OF Granger county
Tenn, disguised himself as a negro and at
tempted to rob his own safe OF 5000. BE
fore being recognized he was shot dead b,
one OF the inmates Of the Office.