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AnturdaY,

Lafayette Farr, aged 40, was drowned III
the canal at Benton Harbor, Mich, yesterday,
Mrs; Glauscn, a widow living near Beatrice,
Neb., drowliGi htrsalt in the Blue river Wed
nesday.
J. f Laughlin, Chicsgo bank clerk, who
York yesterday.
Miss Minnie Davis, the youngest daughter
Of JEFF Dafis, Is visiting Mrs. Joseph Pulitzer
at Bar IIarbor, Me.
The Irish Catholic states Id reference 10 the
conversion OF Princess Christian to Roman
Catti6!'c,s.r that her reeepiop lu:? the church
which viii ocget shcrtis WI pot be atteH'e"
by any elaborate cerem8hs.
dispatch from suakim says the reports
concerning the presence of white man In
;he Rahr Ell Gazele district is confirmed. He
| s known as Abu Dgna and has force OF
enormous strength, including large number
| of half naked mer. This Is strong Int ia
| favor Of THE idea that the white man Is SIAN
| ley. The kh;iiia of khartoum has sent
| force Of 300 men against hin
| FRINGE Lee, rich old hermit, died at
PlainGeld, N. j., Sunday and in his will left
$500 900 to the Scotch Baptist church. Only
ST., 600 was divided anon. (. score of rcla-
tivcs and they will contest the will
Some time ago Rev Darling, pastor Of the
Cleveland, o., Baptist church, created consid-
cradle excitement among his psiishioners by
Inviting all Christians to partake of comm'ln-
ion in his chiirtll Bnpiists all over the
county declared that he was no longer Dap
tist. Dr. Darling again SURPRISED his congre-
cation Thursday night by rendering his res
| ignation.
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Serious Railway Accident.

CmcAeo, Aug. ia serious collision
occurred OF the Illinois Central railway
at South Lawn nineteen miles away about
AS this morning. An Illinois Central
passenger train bound for Chicago was
struck by freight seriously injuring
seven persons. AS soon as intelligence
of the disaster reached the city the master
mechanic Of the road started for the scene
of the accident with II wrecking tram,
Master Berry Seals following. The in
jured are John Crows, Chicago, badly
sca!ded, may die; the others are o. A..
Barry the colorcd porter, Anderson Cobb,
Thomas Splanc baggage master; Mrs.
Splane, T. III. Sullivan, passenger; John
Frazic, passenger. No one was fatally
hurt except Crows whose condition is
critical. The injured were attended to
by physician from this city and now
are on the way here on the relief train.
When the collision occurred both trains
were running about fifteen miles per hour.
The passenger train was composed of the
maj, express, baggage car and smoker a
chair car and three sleepers. 1t is com
p etc wreck with the exception OF one
sleeper. Blame for the accident is at
tributed to those in charge of the passcn-
ger train and they allege that the all
brakes failed to act.
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NEWS OF THE WEEK.
MOnIaY.


A terrific thunder and rainstorm at De-
troif, Mich, sstsrday night did great deal
OF dSnHasf.
Patents We're iSstied Saturday to the state
of Minnesota for 44,!Sa acres OF swamp land
in the st. Cloud district
Henry Willard, the noted railroad operator,
has subscribed literally toward furnishing an
expedition to exploratc the south pole.
Three persons Of fishing party were
drowned in the Turkey river ut Motor. Fay
cite county, To-, Saturday They were in
bathing and got into deep hole aud were
drowned before help could reach them. Their
Cfmef are tjhas R4y, Mary Swarlcs and John
Martin. The two t0in.cr wer to be married
this week
Prof Elisha Gray, of Highland Park, H.,
has obtained letters patent, dated July 81,
lsSs Tor combination instruments called the
tela agroph, consisting Of transmitter and
roe yer, aud designed for transmitting mes
s4gts " wire between different points by The
peGt.er in his Own handwriting, thus doing
AZ with skilled operators.
Christopher Hensen, soldier OF Fort
0naha, sutcidcd Saturday because u pretty
eir ra,ned Euniee Miller had Tilted him. He
rec iscd Il letter from his love stating that
the engagement must be broken and he i'm
rhedisteIy started to see her. Meeting her III
street car he sttemptcd to Shoot her, bu
was dsarmed by the passengers, and q few
hours Afterward he was found dead, having
taken morphine.
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ThlIrSdaY,

severe earthquake shock was felt last
night at Winthrop, Me.
". T. Williams vas dubbed and robbed
o. s}5 at Valparaiso, Ind, Monday midnight.
B. r HUFF, an attorney of Salem, H., was
60 s.ctei OF embezzlement at Salem yestcr
day
The State Holiness association began its
aonual meeting at Oakland Park, H., yes
terday.
Geo. NJ Pullman of Pullman car fame has
a cottage at Clayton, N. Y, that has just been
finished at cost of 100000.
Mrs. Joseph Saunders was run over at
ard it is thought she will die
Gu laws lynchcd three cattlcmcn named
Jams Stott, John Scott and jeff Wilson at
H8ltruok, Ariz., yesterday The affair grew
on Of tue rcce1.t war in the Tonto basin be-
t cen tue sheep and cattle raisers.
The ateel works ut l.andore near Swansea,
England. whose shut down has thrown thou
sands Of men out OF work are not owned BY
the Sicmens. 1t belongs to a company aud
the Siemens are merely shareholders.
The mill owners at Blackburn, England,
having refused to grant the 10 per cent. ad-
vance IN wages demanded by the cariers,
| 2 600 employees have rome out on a strike.
The strikers declare that they have the power
TO enforce general strikes of the cotton mill
hands within fortnight.
The committee at New York investigating
the evils of pauper emigration yesterday ex.
amined David Harris cigar,naker. He said
American worknen had been almost driven
out of the business by foreign laeo-. Iu 1864
good cigarruakers could earn $50 week, bu,
now Sl2 was fair weeks wages.
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niinncso.a Democrats.

ST, PAUL. Mimi, Aug. iG.--The Dem
ecratc state convention was called to er
der at $50 this morning. f. M. Wilson
was called to the stage and addressed the
convention briefly, saying: There has
been no such n chance for victory in
twenty five years, and calling upon the
delegates TO act together for the good of
the party
A resolution was carried looking to the
appointment Of state central committee
Daniel Buck of Mankate was nominated
for lieutenant governor, but positively
declined the honor. TWAS suggested that a
good Democrat cCald not refuse the duties
placed upon him. Buck was thercupon
nominated. He was called to the stage
and accepted in a few words. w. B
Breckrnridge was nominated for secrc-
tary of state, Hans Nelson for treasurer
and G. d. Autromont of Duluth for attor-
ney general. After q protractcd discus
sion Hon. Scagrove Smith was nomiEatcd
for supreme judge and Geo Batcheldcr
OF Rice county associate justice, each by
acclamaion
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The Engineers and Firemcn.

CHICAGO, Aug 17.-Delegates to the
secret meeting of engineers and firemen,
held at St Louis last week, who have re-
turned here are very reticent regarding
the outcome Of the gathering. 1t has
been learned, however, that harmony and
united action was assured. that the
monthly stipend now being paid to the
strikers was increased one third, that the
demand of the radicals that q general
boy colt be declared against all 90 cars
was defeated, and that general plan or
the political organization of railroad
employees, tc be put in operation at once
in the western states, was approved.
Meanwhile it is understood that General
Manager Stone. who is now in New
York, will submit to the board of direct
ers the proposition for a settlement of
the difficulty which was recently made
by Messrs. Arthur, Sergeant and Hoge.
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friday.

The Alumni association OF Carthage col
lege, at Carthage, ILL.,, will endow profes
sorship to the college this fall
The business portion OF the city of Cayenne,
French Guns, was destroyed by 1re ycstcl
day. entail!ng less Of s3,0O0,o00.
A COW derailcd Milwaukee freight train
near Emmettsburg, To-, yesterday. The ac-
cident occurred In a deep cut and delayed
trains. No one was injured.
Edward Hahlan, Jr., young son OF Han
Ian, the oars,nan, While PLAYING with matches
last night, set fire to his clothing end was
burned to death at Toronto, Can.
An eighteen pound pike, having as blassl,
silver watch, three spoons, a pair of silver
spcctacles and porcelain door knob, was
drawn to the surface at Bath, Me, yesterday.
The fish was found inpsed on silver of a
sunken log.
Nebraska prohlbitlonists at Omaha ycster-
day in state convention nominated Geo Il.
Bigeluw, OF Lancaster county, for governor
and John Dale, of Omaha, for lieutenant
governor. The platform of the Indianapolis
contention WAS reatilrmcd.
News has just been received Of a collision
off Sable island between the steaufcrs Gc!scr
aud Thingvalla, which occurred on the nom
ing OF August IA. The Geiscr sank in five
minutes after the collision and lO5 persons
were drowned. A heavy fog at the time was
the cause.
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Ayers, the aeronaut whD ascended In nat
ural gas balloon at Anderson, Ind, Monday,
alghted fa'cl. near Wilkinson, twenty miles
from Anderson yessetdny raornjng.
Counsellors Finlay and Mona of kosc'1n.
mon were sentenced yesterday to two and
four months Imprisonment respectively for
cfn.ftring to AID the plan of campaign.
The Balthasaf, Il German vessel, arrived at
Boston Sunday, The sailors had had no fresh
provisions for two months and fottt ot their
number were suffering badly from scttryy;
their legs being turned black in many places
In another case the victims tcath Had dropped
out and a part CT his check had roitea away
The captain is blamed for not allowing them
proper food or medicine.
The stat "will conclude Its evidence in the
Brown ,..sonlng case at Mason City, To-, to
day. Yesterday Hiram f Brown, husband Of
the accused, testified OF the improper and i'm
prudent conduct between his wife and Jim
Anderson, which lei to. Anderson s discharge.
The actions of Hiram + Brown and bis wife
are extremely disgusting. Notwithstanding
the fact that the wife before the coroucr's in.
ycstigaiion tried to fix the guilt on the hus-
band and N turn the husband hired detect
i've to hunt corn his wife they are together
most OF the time and lisiEE st the same house
and acting IS if nothing had haS,-r"a.
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Wednesday.

Charleston, S g., has quarantined against
elrrlr
Fire at i;araitc; III, Yesterday caused, a
loss Of $4,000; insured.
Omaha, Neb., Sunday by the capsizing of his
'ost.
DR.. Samuel saltorstalli an e~rmembcr of
the legislature. died at Fremont. ILL.,, Stlhday
night
Cardinal Gibbons visited Notre Dame, Ind,
yesterday aud was received by many noted
peiSdnagts.
Max Bernstein, New York clothing fiianu-
factufer; assigned yesterday, giving prefer
chces Of 5000.
Nodeaths occurred at Jacksonville, Fla
yesterday from yellow feret and but one new
case S reported.
William Clamp was seriously injured hy &
Diagonal railroad switch engine at Dee
Moiies yesterday.
| Mrs. Brooks, mother Of Maxwell, who Wa:
hanged at 81. Louis, and her daughter lcf
St, Louis for England last evening.
Miss Eliza Pyle, aged H. Of Philadelphia
was irov'ncd ia Shark river last night by be
| ing thrown over ctboard from yacht,
| Mrs. Marin Traverse, a wealthy widow O
| CoGnci! Hin, Ill.,, was found dead in her bee
| yes! rday morning from heart disease.
An Atlantic and Pacific train was thrown
/ t,own q Thirty foot eneankment near Siberia
~ A.. Monday. Two slecpers were tillet
vita passengers who suffered more or less in
/ jurs Some Of the wounded tried to send dis
patches for help but the railroadcoinpany for
| bad the operators to send tie dispatches
| h passengers were picked up by spccia
/ ',ia which came along about twelve hour
A'.pr the accident.
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Greeted by Travelling Men,

1NbrNNsroLIs, Aug. lS--Fourteen car
loads OF commercial ,tavtlefsfrS Peoso
and Bloomington, H., arrived here
at 0 O'Clock this morning to call
upon Gen Harrison. The Wis
itors were met by committee of
travelling mcn and escorted to the hall,
Wle'c d brief addrsss of wei
come was delivered aid the hospitality
of The city extended. The visitors Mere
uniformed in white busters and silk hats,
and each carried M umbrella of red,
white and blue Anothcr delegation OF
trivcling iiten will arrivc this evening 1T
5 O'Clock and will call upon Gen. Harfi-
son al his residence. Speeches in behalf
OF The travellers viii be made by Julius c.
Starr. of Peoria, and Congressman Row.
ell, of Bloomington
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Thursd ay.

John w. Thurman shot and killed John
Parker, paint r, in Cincinnati, O., yesterday
as the result OF aa old quarrel.
The conference of the African Methodist
church opened AZ Decatur, III yesterday.
Bishop Brown of Washington presided.
AZ the iortplghsly league meeting ycster-
day In Dublin 1t was announced that G3,00
had been received from America during the
past six weeks.
The body Of George Campbell, who disap.
pcared from Battle Creek, Mich, year ago
was found In well on the farm of Charles
Chtddtsfer yesterday
II is stated on good authority that the pres
idents le'i.ro of acceptance will not begiven
to the public this week and probably not dur
ing tho following week.
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Ii1 COIr AC
Lake Ontario for the bullling and repair,ng

Lake Ontario for the buil,isng and repairing
of armed ships.
Mr.. Payne of Pennsylvania offered an
amendment providing that the gun factory
provided for in the lin shaif be established
at Allegheny arsenal, fnsl.aa of at Watef-
yliet
Mr.. Dockery of Missouri offered an amend
nent for the erection OF gun factory at Lib
crty arsenal, In Missouri. The amendmen
was detected, as was that offered by MIR.
Payne.
On point Of order raised by Mr.. Towns
lend Of Illinois the secttoh providing for the
appointment Of d board 81 defense; ahd sp
propr!athg s., 47T,61O to iileet the expenses Of
the board and fof the purchase of twelve aid
sixteen inch guns, was ruled ot,t.
The committee then rose and reported this
bill to the house. The previous question was
ordered on its passage, and the bill went over
until tomorrow and the house adjourned.
WASHINGTON, Aug. l6.--Thc fortdcation
appropriation bill passed this morning with
out discussion.
In consideration of the morning hour, ,Jr.
previously reported from the committee on
invalid pensions assigning May aud for
| the consideration OF general pension lcs.s.
lation, with the proposed amcndti:ent chang
| ing the date to August % and 30. The morn
| Ing hour having expired the resolution went
over
The committee on printing reported back
| Il Az. ~,
mittce to investigate the assertion thai the
public printer buys felt for printing purposes
in England Accompanying the resolution
was letter from the public printer denying
the truth of the assertion. The resolution
was laid on the table.
Several bills, among them the Oklahoma
bill, we're presented ard no sctinu wAs taken
for want OF Quorum. 1hcr6Ipoh Sif.
Weaver, of Iowa, made motion reyoking ali
leaves of absence except those granted on ac-
count of sickncss The motion was tabled
| Adjourned.
! WAsh'sGTo*, Ah. 1.-THE senate amend.
ments 10 the snndry civil appropriation BIZ!
were nou coucurred in and conference
ordered
The house then In consideration OF the
morning hour resumed consideration Of the
resolution assigning c"rtau days Tor general
rtrnsior legislation, the pending question he
ing on the dcmani for the pfcttous Question
A call of the house showrd that there was nG
quorum present and further proceedings
1thder the call were dispensed with,
Mr. PeySon, of Illinois, nshcd tnanim6u5
consent that the hour should bt e4tcndci'
until the resolution was disposed Of but a
demand for the regular order operated as an
4 objection.
Mr. Burnes, of Missouri, moved that the
house go into committee Of the whole on the
dhticienrf biz, aud an y division no uuorum
voted After Il number OF roll calls The h''usc
ajiourpai
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Adjusting Rates.

CHICAGO, Aug. 49, The freight agents
of the western roads, who have beeu in
session for over week, completed their
work yesterday and adjourned. They
have disposed of a vast amount of detail
in adjusting the Illinois schedule on a
higher scale and making the rates har-
monize with those of interstate traffic, to
the satisfaction Of all the roads inter
ested The hew rates will so into enec.
Scptember 5.
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Houlaurcr CaIseS II Riot,

Pans, Aug. ls.-Gan. BoGianger went
10 Mowyeiily yesterday intending 10 stay
over night, bu; owing TO the rotous re-
ception returned immediately TO Amiers
AT Corbi supporter OF Boulanger at
tempted to shoot the magistrate with a
revolver and was arrested Baron Malre-
vile has been imprisoned for bringing
troops to Mowveilly and Toureillc.
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THE GRAPHIC.

s-Terns of Advertising made known on appn-
cation.
.s'- Job work of every description executed /.
the hest style and al the lowest rates.
ess- Advertisements not accom- panied by instruo-
tiors will be inserted until ordered out ant
charged for accosdinsly.
esy-Short communications on any subject OF in
are acceptable if accompsuied by the name os
the author.
tsr-All matter intended for tho neat issue mnst
ho III the Office ~ early - Wednesday evening n
insure publication.
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THE GRAPHIC

U-Incks but a few months Of being the olds..
newspaper in Brule county.
"a As an advertising mediurn il is not ex,,,lea
bs any newspaper in South Dakota
I4-Has rapidly increasing circulation among
- most intelligent class OF people in Brule and
~ adjoining counties.
q Has circulation second to mono in this or
sd3olnipine counties, and n paid up subscription
list it is believed superior.
eIs lively, spicy, independent, and devo,e.,
soieiy to the interests Of Kimbau and Bsule a.,
everybody enjoses reading it. Give it trial.
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The saffron pIsrue.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 1s,-A bulletin
dated jacksonville. Aug II, was received
al the Marine hospital al 6 p. M. and says
four new cases have occurred but no
deaths or recovc1es. Under treatment,
,; cases to date %: deaths to date, 4.
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Tha Deadly Bomb.

CINCINNATI, o.. Aug. l5--The chief
of police was notified by the editor of the
Eric Pressc of the finding of what is evil
IDENTIFY a dynamite bomb in front of the
Erie Presse Office early this morning Tie
bomb is Of the gas pipe pattern. about
four inches long, stopped at the end with
u cork and snpplied with a fuse. The
missile has moi yet been examined by
Chief Dictseh, who thinks it the work of
n practical joker. However, the circum-
stances are very mysterious.
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LOUISVILLE, Ky, Aug. lG-Otflcer
Joseph Rosenberg and james Jones We're
shot at KILL stree. early this morning in
a house OF i'll repnte, where they we're at
tracted by loud cries of police, ''mur-
der and help. The shooting was
done by q desperate man named Chas.
Digger, who was quarreling with his mis-
tress, Buggie Burns The murderer Was
captured at the house of his brother about
two hours after the shooting.
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Negroes Killed.

NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 1S.-Reports
from Freetown and from other sources
indicate that more than twenty negroes
were killed on Wednesday by Regulators
and several more were wounded.
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kOUSH

WASHINGTON, Aug 14.-The senate bill to
regulate commerce carried on by telegraph
was referred to the committee on commerce
Mr.. Snyers, of Texas, moved that the
mouse go into committee OF the whole for the
consideration OF tile general appropriation
bills Townshend inquired of tie spcake;
what bill should be considered if the motion
should prevail.
The speaker declined to state, declaring
that that was matter to be determined by
the chairman of the committee of the whole
Mr.. Townshend stated that he wished that
the deficiency bill should be considered the
subject Of Notifications being in conference
on the army appropriation bill.
Mr.. Sayers' motion was carried, bu, the
sght was resumed IN the committee Mr.
Townshcnd obiecting to the consideration
OF the fortifcation bill aud that oh.
lection being reported to the house.
On the question whether the house would d.
rect the fortificstion bill to be laid aside, the
vote resulted-yeas, II; nays, 1872. No quo
rum, and call of the house was ordered.
The afternoon was consumed In an iscf-
fectual effort to secure and hold quorum.
On each call of the house bare quorum
would be developed, but the margin OF votes
would be lost when the question REQUIRED on
setting aside the fertilization bill and finally,
on motion of Mr.. saycrs, the house ad-
iourned
WASHINGTON, Aug. l5.--Mr. Cultivate
called up his motion to reconsider the vote by
which the senate Columbus exposition bill
was amended, but for lack of quorum he lei
the matter drop.
The house then went into committee Of the
whole on the fortitication aPprop iation bill
The pending point of order against the sec.
tion providing for the establishment of gun
factory at Watervlict arsenal was withdraw L
by Mr.. Townshcpd, renewed by Mr.. Turner
OF Kansas, and oyerrulrd by the chair.
Mr.. Nntting, of New York, offered nj,
amendment aopropriatlng i50o,ooo for Tho
erection Of a dry dock ard proper machinery
building and appliances at some point OF
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W. G. Boner is now reaping the bene
fiji Of course st Elliotts Business Col
lege, Burlington, To-, as bookkeeper for
a large. lumber company at Buffalo Gap,
Oak,
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By its mild soothing aud healing proper
ties, IDr. sag+s Catarrh Remedy cures the
worst cases OF nasal catirrh, also ''co'i IN the
head, " coryza, and catarrhal headaches 10
cents, hy druggists,
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RENO POST, NO. s5. G. AR. Meets a. Muson-
Asle Hall the first and third Wednesday in each
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KlMBALL LODGE, NO. IA, of P. Meets
AAevery Ihured8y evening at Masonic Hail..
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sCS;rETrEs.

ST. MAR,iAEET'S CATHOLIC CHURCH.
~ - Services oxnry alternate Sunday. Rev.
Father Stack, Pastor.
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WAsulNGToN, Aug. l4.-scnator Reagan
hill to define trusts and to pro
vide for the punishment. OF persons connected
with them or carrying them on, and moved
Its reference to the committee on Judiciary.
The hill was referred TO the committee on
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-11-05
A Card OF Thanks,

[ herewith wish to express my sincere
thanks for the kind sympathy shown me
by the people of Yankton, in my late be-
reavement. I especially desire to thank
Mr.. Ssuborn for his kind assistance al
the funeral services; and also Rev. Welo
for the loving words of consolation
spoken at the. church and grave. I hope
and pray that no such shadow will ever
darker the threshold of the homes oil the
many who have proved themselves my
friends during this sad period of my life
MRS, CATHERINE LEE.