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The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-09-21

BUENos AZ ERE, Sent 1h-A sensation
al murder Il al is in progress al La Plata
in which Padre Pedro Castro Rodriguez
is charged with numbering his vie and
daughter. Rodriguez in early life became
priest but in 1870 folsook the church
and four ytais, later maitied Senorlta
Ruetina Padin daughter of d colonel IN
the Argentine Army. He soon suspected
his wife of unfaiihrulness, and deser. ny
her re.en erci the church. In MAY last
his vie AID daus Ped'ona Ma ie
Castro, joined him a~Ninst h's wishes at
the ccc'osias ,cal residence. Dee ~ IL
ing to rid himself of them. be sa',e ;'cm
poison, but as ,his did not act cu'3','y
enough lie crushed ,beir st.c''s vi h a
hammer. He tbcn put them N a la"Ce
coffin, and bav rg sad mass over the I
DO lies HAD them oul ed. Food Sins
around the hcuse and tne spcdcace O. .le
two laGics aroused tbe setpc'on OF a
Chore boy, who eno.,cu thc nPi 9, O ne
police, wiyh the esr'. iat EoG cuos
was arrested. lie ri fist ue';et all
knowledge o. ihewhe eabopSs o. l'sw c
and child. but finally broke down and
confessed. Rod ,Clcz IS - yea J Old.
finely educated, and has always stood
bi.h in the favor Of the church auto l.
,icc
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-09-21

A Bad Indian Gone.

HELENA, Mont, Sept. 14.-koonsa. a
Flathead Indian, has been killed in a
quarrel by aiiother Indian. and his death
recalls peculiar ruling by the United
States court at Deer Lodge six years ago.
Koonsa was one OF The worst rcdsin Mon
lana, and about six years ago killed Ma.
lingo, 81 balf b. eed, who had been chief
interpreter dn '2g the Nez Pclces wal.
Koorsa was ira uated with Me- inSos
vie. ard af,er muSdeling Maringo at
tompted 70 abGuc: TIE willow, but the
woman succcs-s,'"y resisted. koonsa
was rested ard t,ifd by The Indians. his
punishment be ny a fine of ten horses and
shot term !, The Ieservauon jail
hsoni fonand"nautied The prisoner from
tHc Inc.sas a1d look him TO Deer Lodge
where ne WIS i,,ed before Judre Gal
|, IL WAC ;',ew the case out OF court
on ,ae {, onnd mat Koonsa 9 lie had once
been placed il .ieopai1y by h'8 ti:al in an
Inc IAN court. Since taen koonsa has
been terrible despcrado and the terror
,r caftlorc
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-09-21
Fell Forty Feet.

DUBUQUE, To-, Sept IA fatal acci-
dent befell priest at the Lorimore last
night. Father Thomas Richardson, a
Catholic priest, secured rooms in the
fourth story of the hotel and retired.
About l 80 a. m. he opened the window
of the room while in a somnambulic con-
dition and walked out, falling distance
of forty feet. lie was discovered by the
the night clerk and surgeon summoned.
An examination of his injuries disclosed
a mangled body. broken bones and frac.
tured skull. He was removed to Mercy
hospital and expired few hours after
wards Deceased was thirty years of
age and was at one time a professor in
the Fourteenth street college Of this city.
He olliciatcd as assistant in the cathedral
and came here few days ago from Cedar
Rapids. He was addicted TO strong
drink, and between that and sleep walk
ing he lost his life BE was fine np-
pearing man and well educated. The
coroner's jury rendered a verdict in ac
cordance with The above facts.
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Robbca bv a Brook,yn Relic.

BnooKLyN, N. Y, Sept 15.-Miss
Laura lent, aged 10 ycars, belle in
Brooklyn society and daughter of Arthur
Lent, wealthy retired broker, was ar
raigned today in Justice Walsh's court on
charge of stealing $500 worth of dia-
monds from the jewelry store of Philip
w. Taylor. The property was found in
in her possession. She offered no excuse
for having taken the jewelry and her
friends are at loss 10 account for the
theft, as her parents are wiling enough
to supply her with all the gems she needs.
The case was adjourned. Miss Lent. be-
sides being beautiful is possessed of some
marked qualities asa singer, having fre-
vuent'y sung in public.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-09-21
THROWN our OF COURT
A Peculiar Suit for Bigamy at Boul-
der, Montana.

HELENA, Mont, Sept ia bigamy
case, Which has novel story connected
With it. was thrown out of court at Boul-
der yesterday. The parties concerned
are at present residents Of Butte. About
three years ago a Frenchman by the Eame
of South Cai1ier married woman here
ana lived off her for about six months,
wneD, til ng Of this. he jumped the town.
apd when nest heard from he was at Los
Angeles, Csl. While there he had some
one wlite a letter 10 his wife. stating he
had died very suddenly after * brief i'll
ness and was buried at that place The
letter was very comoleie in describing the
details Of Carriers demise, and of course
the wife believed the story. Time soft
ensd the bow, and she placed her atfec-
tious on another, and finally was married
about n year ago 10 d Mr.. Ratellc OF Boul.
der. II lshand No. ], heafing of thc
ma ,;ase 10 Rate'le, suddenly cattte TO
,ifc ard made his appearance on the
scene, to tie e'eat astonishment of his
acQuaiutances In response to queries
leea,l;ng ! is wife lie stated they were
divol ced. Howeye", he proceeded to
Boulder and made his existence knownto
MIS- Kaie 'c, wno refused 10 recognize
him in PIC e cnce to-her last acquisition.
He then b ous ut proceedings against her
FOR l,igemy, and tie case came uo yestes-
day ltc ore the and imy of Jefferson
county, and 1t was thrown out OF court.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-09-21
MURDERoUs REDSKINS
They Slew a Young Miner While
He Slept.

HELENA, Mont, Sept. 14.-The news
has just reached here of the killing Of q
young miner named John Roumbaugh by
two Nez Perccs Indians, on billiard creek,
Missoula county. Frank d. Jackuctte
and John Roumbaugh were i'll the en-
ploy Of the Ironclad Mining company,
and left Corvallis August 25, with pack
animals an6 supplies for Mineral Point,
where the Ironclad mine la. Several days
out they fell in with Two Ncz Perccs
bucks and squaw, who asked permission
to camp with them one night, which was
granted. While wrapped in his blankets
Jacquette was awakened by q shot, and
spr,nging TO his feet he ran, calling to his
partner, but ere Romhaugh could respond
he was killed where he lay. Jucquette
wandered for several days with nothing
on but his underclothcs before he found
Mineral Point and the mine. A posse
was made up. and going back to the camp
found the dead body of young Rombapgh
lying wrapped in his blankets. Rom
baugh was the sole support of widowed
mother, who lives somewhere in Mis-
sour
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Fourht with Knives.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Sept 1A.-Last
week William Clinton, teacher of coun-
try school neal Perryville Ark, whipped
II IA year old girl with u small switch.
The brother of the girl sent Clinton word
That he would whip him in the school,
and yes,e rGay morning entered the school
room with that intent. Clinton drew q
knife and-his acsailant msde ready in the
same " ay The two began hacking al
cach other in .ront Of The pupils. Sever
al OF the u ger boys seized each of the
combatan,s ant succeeded in disa ming
them. but moi before both were moltally
wounded
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Closing G. A. r.. Exercises.

COLUMBUS, O., Sept 14.-The national
encampment of the Grand Army and the
convention of the Women's Relief corps
are continuing their meetings today. The
closing session of the national encamp-
ment was held this morning. The newly
elected officers We're installed with
the usual ceremonies The secretary was
instructed TO send the $500 voted 10 the
yellow fever suGercfs, to Jacksonville at
once The delegates will be the glests
of the centennial commission this after
noon and tonight Ex-President Hayes
will preside over the closing camp fire
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Heavy shortage in the Funds.

!. INDIANAPOLIS, Sept 15.--G. S. Brad
ley, receiver for the United Order of Hon
or, today filed a report regarding the
condition of his trust. He says that the
only assets which came into his hands ex-
ccpt the bools and rapeas consisted Of
SJS.GA, aud adIs mat in violation OF an
article of the cous luton ',e morey from
the mutus' aid ,uul was dive led 10 other
uses c'eai'ng deficiency of about So :
900. The eport shows eceipts aggre-
eating S.59,i2S aud Gisbu 3ements of
$3.50 So, leaving a balance unaccoun;ed
for OF 81. III. The receiver asks If he
may notp 'oceed against the officers and
their bondsmcn 10 collect the money
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Prospect Now for an Adjournln ent
in October,

WASHINGTON, Sept. "a There is a
general impression in Washington that
affairs here will be soon wound up and
that the political maneuvering which has
been going on here SO long will give way
TO more active campaign in the field. The
senators have an understanding so that
it is possible for the tariff discussion to be
cut short. While i number believe Con.
gress may remain in session straight
through, yet it is among the possibilities
that an adjournment be reached soon
after the Isl of October
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-09-21
Firc at Ashland.

ASHLAND, Wis, Sept. IA fire start
ed in barn at Washburn, just across the
bay, at 10 O clock thi5 morning and de-
stroved 200 buildings, causing loss of
si1S,30o. with, but s17, 600 insurance.
Among the buildings destroyed are the
Odd Fellows block. opera house block,
jewelry stores, grocery stores, saloons
and residences. No lives were lost.
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Boiler Explodcs Killing Four Men.
MANSFIELD. o., Sept. 14.-The boiler
of B. & o. freight engine on tie side
track at Ankeny, twenty miles from this
city, exploded this morning Just as the
passenger was passing. Ii is reported
that the engineer, fireman and several
others were killed.
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The Art and Ethics of journalism

SARATOGA, N. Y, Sept. 13.-Miss Lii
liam Whiting, of the Boston Traveller,
will read a paper ct the meeting of the
American Social Science association, now
holding its annual conference here today,
on "The Art aud Ethics of Journalism >
Miss Whiting iskrown as one of the most
brilliant and entertaining writer's on the
American press and her essay is accord
ingly looked forward 10 with consider.
allie interest.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-09-21
Offensive Breath

Is most distressing, not only to the person
afflicted II he have any pride, but to those
th whom he comes in contact 1t Is q deli
cate ma tter TO speak of, but It has parted not
. Ily friends but lovers. Bad breath and ca
,arrh are inseparablc. DR.. Sage's Catarrh
Remedy cures the worst eases as thousands
can testify
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-09-21
THE GRAPHIC.

Terms Of advertising made kaown on appn-
cation.
tw~Job work of every description executed il
tie best style and at the lowest rates.
-Advertisements not accompanied by instruo.
tious will be inserted until ordered out snd
charged for accordingly.
H-Short communications on any subject Of in
are acceptable if accompanied b. ths name oi
the author.
eaH-All matter intended for - aaxt issue mast
bc in the Office - early u WEDNESDAY evening 70
insure publicstua.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-09-21
DAKOTA.

vermIlllon is full Of students.
The Clair-Patee Dramatic company is hold
ing forth at Sioux Falls
Tie Trlpp Weekly Times is the Lame Of n
new paper published at Trlpp, Hutchinson
county.
The colored people of Yankton will cele-
brate September %, emancipation day, in an
appropriate manner.
Judge Mcconnell at Fargo on his own mo-
ton has continued all the liquor cases until
the December term OF court
The W. G. T. U: in session at Fargo has
decided to establish and maintain head quar-
tcrs at Bismarck during the session of tire
legislature.
The people Of Rapid City are at present re
moving their dead from the old cemetery to
the new burying grounds about half mile
out OF town.
The rate of compensation for teams for
hauling hose carts TO and from fires at Pierre
has been fixed at e in the day time and 50 at
night.
The James River Baptist association closed
its third annual meeting at Aberdeen Thurs
day evening. Four new churches were re.
| ceived into the association.
A. McBain, of Fargo, offered the directors
Of the north Dakota fair at Grand Forks
81 600 for the privilege OF running wheel of
optune, but was refused.
One Of the next important commercial en-
terprises that will have place In the Deadwood
field is cigar factory, which is likely to
spring into existence at no very distant day.
The total tax levy In Hutchinson county,
including the territorial tax, is 10 40 mills
on each dollar Of valuation. This is said to
be the lowest tax ever levied in the county.
The board Of directors of the Mitchell uni
| versity is progressing finely in settling up the
| old indebtedness of the institution. One
year ago 1t was burdencd with debt of $50,
900, and today it is nearly free of incum-
brance.
MINNESOTA.
In August 442 building permits were Issued
In Minneapolis.
The canning company of Austin put up 90.
Oo0 cans Of corn on the 29th.
The New Rock county court house lie The
sobject Of much favorable scomment BY visitors
to Laverne.
. John Cummings, aged "a years, committed
suicide at Sank Center last Monday by hang
ing. He was subject to fits Of temporary In
sanity.
sheriff Henry spaul ing is lying very III a
his residence in Brainerd. He received ,
slight kick from 4 colt on bis ankle and bloc,
poisoning setting In.
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THE GRAPHIC.
--tseh. su. 2 is~ montha Of bsina tn. oldest

erAacEs but "a fsw months Of being the o,de,. /.
newspaper in Brnle county.
= g As an advertising medium it ia not ercclled
by any newspaper in Bonth Dakota.
.s,HHas rapidly increasing circulation among
= most Intelligent class of people in Brule and
tie adjoining counties.
Has circulation second to none in thi, n,
eaaonining counties, and paid up subscrip.:on
List it ia believed superior.
is lively, spicy. Independent, and dsvot.s
solely 70 the interests OF Kimball snd B,..le ca
everybody enioyes reading it. Give it a trial.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-09-21

REN0 POST; NO. s5.G. A n. Meets Mt Mnson-
11ic Hall the first and third Wednesday in e.oh
month.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-09-21

K1MBAIL LODGE, NO. II, X of P, Meets
a every Thursday evening at Masonic Hall.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-09-21
As' RELza-oUs.

RRULE LODGE, NO Al, A. +. A. NJ. Regu.
Liar communication Friday evening on or be-
tore the full moon of each month. G. II. Caryl.
W. NJ; $. w. Kent, Sec.
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vermIlllon is full Of students.
The Clair-Patee Dramatic company is hold
ing forth at Sioux Falls.
Tie Tripp Weekly Times is the Lame Of n
new paper published at Trlpp, Hutchinson
county.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-09-21
THE KIMBALL GRAPHIC,
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.

CovNEx crrrGERs
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-09-21
NORTHWESTERN ITEMS.
NEBRASKA,

The telephone exchange In Norfolk opens
with fifty instruments.
Nebraska CitY's board OF education has
abolished the teaching of Greek In the high
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sHERIFF'S SALE.

Dec 20, 1888 "a
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CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.

MONTGOMERY, ALA, Dec. PA
special to the Aduertiser, from Evergreen,
Ala, says: The boiler at Wilson's steam
mill, above Gravella, eight miles from
here, exploded late this afternoon, killing
-four men outright. and wounding several
more. Physicians went from here. 1t
is impossible to get the names of the VIC
Tins tonight.
NASHVILLE, TENN, Dec. IA
special to the american from Knoxville,
Tenn, says Miss Binum, aged 20, a
school teacher, and Miss Lewis, aged 18,
were run down by an incoming express
train on the Western North Carolina rail
road, near Alexauder,.N. O., last evening
and both horribly mangled. They we're
literally ground to pieces. The accident
occurred on trestle on q sharp curve of
the road.
NEW YORK, Dec. 12.-This afternoon
Mrs. Schmidt, age %, living at 494 East
10th street, while Insane, threw herself
down the air shaft from the fourth story
of the fiat building with her two children
Jennie. three years old, and Emil, two
years old. The former was instantly
killed, and the boy and his mad mother
were taken to the hospital, where the boy
died. The mother will also die from her
injuries. Her insanity resulted from
milk fever.
BAMBERa, s. c., Dec. l4.-Mrs. Eliza
Mckee, ap estimble lady of Charleston,
was killed in this city last night at 10
O'Clock. She had purchased ticket for
Charleston and entered the coach, when
she ascertained that her ticket was miss
ing, and forced her way to the depot,
passing under lot of freight cars which
she supposed were detached from an en-
CINE. Before she could cross the track
the cars, which we're part of q freight
train, moved of, grinding her to death
under the wheels.
MEMPHIS, Dec. 17.-The officials Of
the Southern Express Company say their
loss by the train robbery Saturday night,
near Duck Hill, Mississippi, will not ex-
ceed $1,000. The train which followed
hadE$139,000 in the express car. The
robbers were evidently provided with
horses at the place where they stopped
the train and as all the telegraph wires
we're down, owing to the storm, they had
full eight hours start of the pursueing
parties. Thers were only two msn engae::
ed in the robbery. The man who shot
Hughes was armed with two large sized
revolvers. After he had emptied one at
Hughes and the conductor, he cooily
placed it in his holster and commenced
firing the other. When Hughes shot at
him, the engineer fled into the woods,
leving him alone as q target, but he bold.
ly stood his ground until his companion
had riaed the express car safe of all its
valuables, when they walked off together
into the swamp. They were provided
with a large sack and evidently were
greatly disappointed st the e gmall p amount
they secured.
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ADVERTISEMENTS

IF you ara coming to see these Vases
and Toilet Sets and Cups and saucera, and
Elegant Brocaded Cologne Stands, and
Magnificent large Bisque Figures, with
brass buttons and clothes all over
them; and Fine, Beautiful Parlor Lamps,
with bangles, and beads, and flowers, and
: furbelows, and foolishness, and flies on
'em, why don't you come on before they
all get knocked off or broken or sold. The
tables spread, and everybody invited-no
cards, and no extra charge for reserved
seats. Rich and poor, bond and free, old
and young, male and female. all are IN
vited and so don't hang back, but come
at once Everybody may expect pres
ent, and nobody obliged to buy, unless
they want to.
We didn't get these Goods for our OWL
use, nor to point moral nor adorn tale
nor for the fellows to sweep off and break
with their long-tail coats. They. are here
10 sell, and We are going to sell them at
one price or another,
The same ticket admits you to most
beautiful line of Ladies' and Gentlemen's
Dressing Cases, Leather Writing Desks,
Manicure Sets, Work Boxes, Odor Cases,
Gentlemen's Shaving Cases, &c.
Don't wait until the day before Christ
mas, when they are all picked over, but
come now. while they are fresh.
Remember the place-Mc cCully's Corner.
HILL BROS.
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Loss to sAbbeyilIc.i

sIABBEvILIE; s. 9, Dec. Il Our town
day called on to mourn the death Of
isjor5 5As B: W WardlaW, who was one Of
most prominent and public-spirited
citizens: he was president zof the
sss atiional bank at this place at the time
ssoE Ehis dealt Last week Major Wardlaw
ksd an attack which rendered him uncon.
ssciiousE ioraWhile, and was thought to be
scasadllsed by adiaordered stomach. His
sfiends tbonght tit might be vertigo, and.
sxpected that he would recover and be ont
The conraes ola day or two, but he:did
sdott lyand fingered on until q day or so
ssago. when hifacase developed into pDeu.
snoata did not rsst we'll and took q
ssfnSn foIsS Sthess worse this morning, which:
sSminatad sin death. He Was an.uprigEt,
;;honorabl ble, Christian gentleman, and pos
IsAssssas conf dence and esteem of all
sSof onr pgoples Hiis death Sis deeply re-
gTettsd bYEall. 3 and his family have the.
ssYmpsth pfIhe entire community. 2. s
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M tthe annual. al.meeting OF the Charles.
Cot ton Exchange held recently q
report sWas mad eons perimenis conduct
sed through the summer with pine fibre
ton baggirg asia substitute for Sinte
baggiing The satisfactory results Of these
tssWerotele pied last August The
port Of The miltee. however, brings
so Light some highly yimpo portant facts rela-
81 tiYe.to the new baggipg. These are as
lIoas The bagging can be manu-
actured on almost any sweigh hit per yard.
zzss2ssIt will not rot OF stain cotton. 8. II
;ssss scssans be smannfac ctured and sold alta less
prics than jute bagging, even # the jute
|sahonld BE put; The free list The com.
ssmiItee think: that with new and improved
machinery the manafactnre Of pine straw
81 sSiba agging will become one of the most
opulars dustriaa 81 material
s: costs nothing beyond gathering it from
ttEhssg gselnd sand transpo portation to the
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NOTICE OF SALE.
r WILL sell at public ontcry at Ander-
i son. on Saleday in January next, the

r WILL sell at public ontcry at Ander-
son, on Saleday' in January next, the
following Lands. to wit:
/. All that Tract, situate in Fork Town
ship, Anderson County. ON Beayerdam
Creek, waters of Tugalo River, containing
1881 acres, more or less, ad 5nining lands OF
G.. w. Farmer, ]. B. Allen and others.
2. Tract of 23S acres, more or less, ad-
Joining the above Tract and lands of the
above named parties. ,...t{.
Terms of Sale-One. third purchase mon-
ey cash, balance on Q credit Of one and two
years, to be secured by bond Of purchasers
and mortgage of the premises. -
These Lands are leased for. next year,
(l8s9,) and purchasers will be entitled to
the rents.
two smaller Tracts.
See plats in Office OF B. F. Whitner, An.
derson, 8. G.
M. TALI.ULAH EUBANK,
Adm'1. with VIII annexed.
no,1e 1899 o.