The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1886-10-29

which IofYtt3qEn extremity.
nation MSf:F enS lnsa.es In aI5sn.
ferior town ID kico. .:
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ThsS 0Seg VteH Hcorrcspondent as.
serts: TURKEY mas rejected Russia . over.
lures Tor joint action against England and
Austria. The inducement offered was ths
reoccupation OF Bosnia and Herzegovina
ny Turkey; Russia to proclaim protec
torats oyer and to occupy Bulgaria; Egypt
totbs occupisdS BY e mixed French Ind ID
mand 81 French general and Greece Is s.
given back hsralost tsEritory. The pro
posals also feiefred I'd Russian campaign
against India Francs ssfptntfedt Rdssie
,str9ngly and, offered tina neiAl resistance te
: John Behan. who is said to be CORE
ispondent OF the irish World, OF New York
was arrested at kildysart. County Glare
on a charge OF disorlely conduct in the
streets. ssS'A5-
The official report OF the medical ex
perts appointed to istwsstigate the insan
lty OF King Otto has been made public
It says the kings disease is incurable par
'aEonia, which docs not affect the duration
soi life. aes44 s.fss'2 i5-S c,fi ,;se.sa..,.
Il Germany has decided TO supply her whole
army with repeating rifles. Il IL rumoret
that t't all the government manuiact and
arsenals are to. be run continuously dag
and night on the work OF converting the
afauser rifles. the weapon at prese MT in use
by the army, into repeaters, holding ter
cartridges each. ~ = estt .
Charles L. Webster, OF the publishinr
firm OF Webster n Co., has just returned
sfroM Rome, hers he made arrangements
with the pope ioS the publication OF hi,
memoirs which have bean prepared by nr,
-0.ke1iley.~ ~ Mr. Webster, says the converse,
The pope was DRESSED, in i fonk ,wifftei cts
acrk and !wors a. White skull ca : HIS ;hsi
.N4s4il yer white, scntahort and cosabedsaF
behind. his yearsn o His fguresistAll and thin,
ana hla complexaon, yegy pure and Nhite,
There vas nat the sli&htest sign, ,oi, iail;nl
Intellect ah6dt hitn, aged 'as he isand nhYs
ataHy weak. The pops spoke q America
and eHiisdit tho s'promf1ed land, " and q
wonderful cpuntryH isie!ZAss sts< sagstls
.gAt Monticello, M, goo disguised snsi
g 2ysrnoweteds1th the sheriff, broke sintooth.
lHils took thersirom 6 Henry Nv itdman, tn,
VIE murderer: and banged him to a:small
shads .l tres near the Jail y,.s.:s(l5,
a.At North Adams, Mass, thesbedy OF Bay
ae1ndpf9tnam, q chief oi the ,goveramenttop
SxrAphieal survey, NAs found hanging K
saanpayhsroT he iadsbeen workihsli Sfsfi
,lTht New York suaiprints Ii fmo6rrss aso6ffree
spondance relative to tho Grant anfbalrilini
bill. Gek Erred Grant tsent ~ detten and
check for $500 to Mr.. Dana to coversth,
SUNG payment. 81 the bill, OF Holmes; D. CO.
.ax,s.fs eat gana refused ' .slspt the check ans
Abran 81 Hewitt has 81 agreed q a to % accep, y
the Tafnnrany hall nomination for mayor
ofNeM York, and has written d fettet an
noHpciny ttis TACT. ,,Mrt Hewitt stipulated
thatsthe lest this tickstsha be satisfac
10sys 20 MN, 5aiw t. Sas. sst& slEss st54'S
kAt Eastport, Me-, four sartline factories
Smith's 9 saloon, .Paine's large store, War
rem BfoWn',s house, r. b. CIarke's house
and other dwellings have been destroyed
also the Passamaquody hotel and tele
graph Office. Some thirty buildings in al
mes burned. Loss $lS5, 600. s s9's
President Elijah Smith, 81 the Oregon
Transcontinentai,ha has retired from the pres
idency OF the Central Iowa, ,.and President
was elected to fill the vacancy. 80
Commissioner Sparks has replied t,
Cows. Warren and Hauser, OF Wyoming ane
Montana, denying that the growth oi theil
territories had been retarded by the com
rtissionef's land policy. He shows by fig
ures that the contrary is true. This entries
atsthesa:l land offices in Montana in 1885,
were as follows: Bozeman, 49S; Helena
3 ,001; Miles City. 1, $40; total, 5,O7s. IL
1885, the nhnlber.o OF entries WAS as follows
Bohemian, ,95s; Helena, 8, ,o56; Miles City
$2,l27. total z, 141. The increase has beer
over 2, 600 entries in Montana.
Canon Bianchin;, while leaving ST. Mark.
cathedral at Venice, WAS stabbed to tn,
heart by o man who cried, Behold TIL,
VictimW The assassin was arrested, ant
proved to be Sig. Veanelle, formerly dea
con, whose conversion to Professionalism
caused futter among Catholics a few
years ago. On examination Veanelle de
posed that he came to Venice with the in
tention of;avenging himself on Canon Bian
chini, who had driven him to apostac,
and ruin, Il :s,s. as.z 80 q.
The following are additional names o
French delegates. who attend the Bar
tholdi statue. dedication ceremonies il
New York harbor: NJ. Robert, chief OF tn.
department. OF public instruction; Raro,
andTT Barohess Salvador; Commandani
Pusy Iot tho Ecole Poly ytechniaue; Col
Meters; Lillegents, alde-de-campy to NJ
Aube. minister OF marine and colonies
and NJ. HielAnd, the delegate of the Pari
chamber 81 commerce.
At Richmond, Mr.. Powderly addressed
the general assembly: He. urged upon tn
ASSEMBLY the Fimportanes of temperance
and asked them to sendeavor to irnpres
the Importance Of this subject on tn
various local assemblies. He called at
tention to the TACT that not one OF TIA
general officers elected at this general as
sembly used into xicating liquors. Each Q
th3 general officers then forn1a lly pletisst
himself to total abstinence from into1icat
ingliquors during his term of cttice.
First Cpmptroller Dunham has submit
ted his annual report to- the secretary o
tho. treasury. The number OF accounts
settled by the frat comptroller during tn
past fiscal year was %. 400. The numbe
of vouchers examined, 3.779, sol. Th
amount involved was $2,s9o,735. Comp
troller Dunham recommends the enact
ment OF q general statute OF limitation
fixing. time when claims against the gov
ernment become, void. He. asks legislation
respecting the delivery Of drafts to attor
neys for clafments, Che assignment o
accountability OF 4disbhrsirg officers TO
public property. He also recommends
limitsto; the amount OF fees which Unite,
States commits sioners can collect from tn
| government. , -
The wind storm which visited Bufial re
Gently did a vast amount Of damage. Fo
a time the wind reached a velocity of seven
ty miles an hour. On the lake front fort
small houses were totally destroyed b
wind and water. and their occupants hal
to fly for their lives. Several persons ar
known to have perished. Among them ar
Charles Mitchell and an old man name
John Edmunds. The bodies Of two chill
dren have been recovered, and also tw
bodies which are unknown at present.
Special!telegrams to Bradstreet's note
moderate check in the movement OF gene,
al merchandise throughout the country
This appears to be diue in q part to ma
terial reaction following o season OF actix