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White Gaps in Troutilc.
EVANSVILLE, Ind. April 15.-J

EVANSVILLE. Ind. April 15.-John
Lsnsford is road supervisor in Madison
township, nuaers county. One of his
dutiess 10 take up s,ras hogs, and re-
Gently lie has cmpounded d large num-
Der o. porkeis which he refused to re-
lease without the customary fine. Last
Monday be received notice from white
caps that tie hcSss wHe The property OF
poor people, Unable to pay The fIne, and
if not promptly released he would be
visited Wednesday and be compelled to
surrender them. Thursday morning
about clock Lsnsford was awak-
ened by body of twenty masked
men VINO d,mlDded the hogs. He
refused aad they dsmounted and
proceeded 600 through his premises.
He warned thetti to dsss. apd #nen they
disrt ,fsicd him he opens q hre with q
double bs'fe, led shotgun, wounding two
with the tir t yoley. The white caps
Immediately Returned the fire through
the Windows of tie house. wouuding q
son OF LitsfDfi 0d Lahsford then
took a brace OF tevolvers aud continued
to pour shot after shot into the ranks of
the osaassins, who after discharging their
weapons Beat Gasty retreat, bearing
three OF ,hs:s wounded comrades out
of the yar.'. One or them has since been
Identified hy the serious wounds he re-
ceived and through him it was learned
that five IF the white caps ~. re wounde d
Larsfor.i i Satisfied that Ii. knows sew
eral of tt' = .li;e caps an'' they will at
once be SUI Z! n'id before the grand jury.
The indignatiot ii ;tc ii. abiding CHI
zens is great, and it is said will result in
the organization of d vigilance committee
to suppress them
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CHARGED w,th Consn,r.ov.

PARIS, Aptil 12.-To the many event
full dates in the French political csiendar
the 18th of April may hereafter be added.
The trial of General Boulanger by the
senate on the charge of being the head
and front Of IN organization, insurrcctory
in its designs. and calculated to disturb
the peace and prosperity of the republic,
commenced today, and as a result Paris
is in one of its periodical throes of ex-
citement. The trains to Versailles have
been crowded since early morning, end
the carriage drive out from the Bos du
Boulogne las been never ending
stream of vehicles. The cafes are
crowded and the street iieHstaiids sur
rounded by excited disputing throfigs. In
the senate upon the opening of the morn
ing session the galleries were crowded
with holders of ticketE. The lower floor
outside the elrcla Of seats was closely
packed with members Ut the lower
house. which had adjourned pending the
proceedings. No formal motion was nee.
essary to resolve the chamber into high
court of justice, the president merely an
nouncing the fact. Three times the name
of the accused, Gen. Bou,apger, was called
by the clerk. but there was no response.
Then the indictment was read. 1t spc.
cif1cally charged the lingo general with
conspiring to destroy the republic and
mentioned as co-conspfrators NJ. La
guerre, member Of the chamber Of depu;
ties, and Mons. Rocaefort and Du-
burial. the well kno wn journalists. So
much disorder was manifested during the
reading that the president threatened to
clear the galleries and suspend the sitting
until the expulsion had been accom-.
plished. After the reading of the lengthy
Indictment recess was taken.
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HOME FROM PARIS
One OF Americas Fairest and Keen
est SwindIers Comes Back.

DETROIT, April 12.-Sophie Lyons, the
notorious thief, who is feared by many
prominent citizens of Detroit end the
state, has returned after a two years 80
journ in Europe. Mrs. Lyons said to a
reporter: IRAN over from Paris to see
my children, who have been separated
from me for two years. and to give my
little girl kiss on her 14th birthday.
Came over on the Embria ard landed in
New York Sunday night and didn't
have even the pleasure of looking upon
any Of those astute detectives who
| made me out such dangerous person to
the Paris police. Been in Jail, of course
I've Il remarkable faculty for getting
there every time | 60 abroad. I've M
even more remarkable faculty for get
ting out every time. After all, there is
no place like home, not even the Jail.
Eve been behind the bars in half the
civilized countries on both sides of the
Atlantic. The prisons of Paris are bad,
but didn't object to single one, be-
cause wanted to see what they looked
like. Eve made the tour of Europe
eight times, and haven't missed seeing
the inside of prison once. I've Beef
in every country in Europe this time
except Turkey. l spent several weeks
in Vienna about the time of the arch
dukes death. Witnessed the grand pa
geant at the funerals of the two German
eDperors; was present at number OF
grand fetes in Madrid, and haw every.
thing going on in Paris that was worth
seeing. met General Boulanger and
listened to his addresses in several of the
cities Of France" Just here Mrs. Lyons
two beautiful children appeared-a boy
snd a girl-and after caressing them she
said 'l've had thirteen children, and
+! these and one more. who. has entered q
convent, are all that are left to me. ali,
going to take them to France and send
them to the best French schools
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Tried to Xii d Banker.

SAN ANTONIO, Tex, April 12.-An at,
tempt was made last nigh. by well
dressed young stranger TO murder Banker
j. S. Lockwood. The young man drove
up to the Lockwood house in carriage
and asked the driver to return for him at
10 O'Clock, when his visit would be ended.
On entering the house he presented let
ter to Mr.. Lockwood putporting to be.
from Ii. w. Brewer and Introducing
Charles Hickman, of Boston. The
young man asked Mr.. Lockwood to &C.
company him to the Wenger hotel to con-
verse about some stolen bonds When
the two had left the house and were in
the yard Lockwood stopped to pick some
roses for his visitor The latter stepped
behind Lockwood and fired, striking him
behind the ear. The wouhaeH man
made motion as though to draw re
volyer and his assailant ran down the
street. Lockwood's wound is not ser
ious, it being but a mere scalp Craze. II
has since been learned that Mr. Brewer
knows nothing of the young stranger or
the letter which he presented. Many
people believe that the so-called assassin
had legitimate grievance, and that after
he had failed to secure settlement made
an attempt to kill his oppressor.
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An Low. Man Wants pam.res.

DEs MONIES, April 12.-Anothcr big
damage su,t agsinst railroad has been
commenced in Clinton county. j. Ii.
Flanagan, formerly Of the carriage build.
Ing firm of Flanagan & Calnan, while
travelling over the Baltimore ana Ohio
railroad in the east last fell &as badly in.
jurcd. He has now begun suit against
the company for S25, 900 damages. Al
though the Baltimore and Ohio is not do
ing business in this county, the suit was
begun here. 1t is in the form of an at
tachment suit and the Northwestern,
Milwaukee and ST PAM, aud Burlington
have been garnishcd, and must deliver
over atty property Of the Baltinore aud
Ohio now in their possession or which
may hereffter come into their possession.
This means that tny freight cars of that
road coming in here can be stepped, al
though it is probable that some arrange
ment will be made 10 avoid any such con
tingency. The Baltimore and Ohio be-
ing corporation belonging in another
state, IL Is very probable that the case
will be taken TO the federal court. In
that svent 1t will be tried by Judge Shiras
at Dubuque,
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Cruelty Caressed,

CHICAGO, April 12.-James Botten, a
bed-ridden paralytic, who was also suf
fering acutely from Brights disease of
the kidneys, was patient ut the home
for incurables in this city. A few days
ago. when his wife and daughter
visited him, they found his face bruised,
his eyes black, and his tongue badly cut
by his teeth. He told them that these
injuries were inflicted by the attendants
at the institution, who were in the habi,
of striking him with their fists. 1t ap-
pears that they did this TO prevent him
from groaning when suffering frvn parox
ysms CT pain. The wife and daughter
complained 10 the Women's Protective
association, which made an investigation
The results indicated that the manage
ment of the institution was gully O
heartlcss cruelty to the unfortUnates il
its care. Bottsn died and coroner
| jury returned The following verdict: I'VE
the jury. find that deceased came to hi
/ death from heart clot, but we believ,
that he was subject to acts of violenc,
and abuse, which may have FASTENED hi
decease, and we recommend that ,h
matter be investigated by the CRANE
| iury.'
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Without Food and Rxs,aent.

New YohK, April ia London let
ter says that adviccs from the Argentine
Republic give heartrending particulars
of the sufferings of the Irish emigrants
who have been induced to go TO that
place during the past two years 1t says
that it ia no unusual sight to see Irish
mothers with their dying babies in their
arms, stretched on the ground
outside their huts, totally devoid
of covering, while strong men through
their tears, curse the hour in which
they were induced TO break up theil
homes in Ireland to tempt fortune If
what they were led to believe was en- Z
Dorado. Many of the unfortunate emi
grants have died of starvation in the lttlt
wooden huts at Rosario, which were con
structed for the victims of the cholers
epidemic while in many cases mothers
have sold their clothing from their back
to the natives in order to procure foot
for their starving children.
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Left the scenes Of Trouble.

OMAHA, April 12 -Libbie Beechler left
for Cleveland last evening on the Mil
waukee train. After session of nearly
three hours duration with her attorneys
in General GOWNS office yesterday after
noon, they finally concluded that the
quicker she reached her mothers home
ard care the better, not only for her, bu!
every body concerned The poor woman
is in terribly bad condition. Her
mind is shattered. Speaking of her last
night, General Gown said: 1t is only
question of time until she will
have to be confined to an insane
asylum. l could see plainly that she
was growing woree every day, and
seriously considered lalsing upon my own
shoulders the responsibility of having
her examined. She could not remain
here without b ing subjected to annoy
ances that irritated and worried her
The fact is" continued the general
she is crazy, and fear will never re
| Hnunr ~
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He'd f,,r amhezzlement.

AvocA, Ia, April 11,-George Wist
NAB, the partner of Paul Ackels, in the
clothing business at oakland, Ia, who
absconded about fifteen months ago TO
Canada with $4,000 of the companys 5
money, returned to Oakland Sunday
night his wife having remained at Oak
land since his hasly departure. Mr..
Ackels, who is in the clothing business in
Avoca, upon learning of Wistman's re-
turn, Immediately sent an officer after
him. He was brought to Avoca and
taken before Mayor Hipsley this morn
ing. The case was continued ten days IN
order to enable MIR. Ackels to procure
evidence from Canada Wistman's bond
was fixed at 81, 900. II is said that he is
now wanted in Canada for similar Of
fcnsp
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Another Bridge Jumper,

CINCINNATI, April 13.-Meredith Stan
ley, of this city, the well known athlete
and bridge jumper, who has challenged
Brodie. of New York, yesterday mac e
the most remarkable leap on record. /
was from the famous high b:.dge over
the Kentucky river. The height ia 2s5
feet He selected a place where the
water was twelve feet deep, and attircd
in silk tights and slippers, leaped into the
air, and doubling up his body, fell to the
water, and moment later bounded to
the surface, where he was quickly seized
by an assistant in boat. He coughed
blood little while, but soon recovered
and took the train for Cincinnati. He
escaped without breaking the skin and
today says he feels as well as ever.
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8ad .en occupy Boston.

DENVER, Arril ia special from
Lamar, Colo, says: Boston, town
eighty five nilcs south of here and the
same distance froia .he railroad, is in
possession of gang of outfsws headed
by Gill Thompson, an old pal Of Billy
The KID They have taken possession of
the stores, saloons ana l'ostcflice, dam
aged the contents and threaten toe lives
of citizens if any attempt Of interfer.
enc: is made. The town has been fred
in several places and tie p op,e ii4d TO
thc Surrounding towns for SAFETY II is
feared the town Will be burned. Cou'icrs
have been sent 10 Trinidad anl I.a>
An .nas for aid,
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White vs. Black.

B,RMNGHtM, Ala. April 10.-A white
mans republican party and coloret
mans republican party we're brought into
existence at two rival conventions helt
here today. The cal. for the white mans
convention was issued about month
ago, Hon. J. w. Hardee. candidate fol
congress in the Fourth district at the las
election, heading the movement. The
terms OF the cali, however, failed to NEE
the approval Of the colored element, ant
so a second convention was called by
John Mosely, leader in the colored race
Both conventions adopted petitions Il
President Harrison. claiming the right IL
recognition in the distribution of fedora
patronage.
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EIopers ArreRteh.

DUBUQUE, Ia, April 12.-sheriff Nc
Cam returned from Ottumwa with Cap.
tain Hutchison. an ilinerant jewelry
merchant, and Mrs Ada Kimball, of this
city. They were found registered at a
hotel in Ottumwa as man and wife and
occupying the same room The arrest
was made at the request of Mrs. Kim
balls husband in this city, who discov-
cred some letters to his wife from
Hntcbison asking her to meet him in OF
tumwa Mrs. kimball stated to her hus-
band that she was going to visit relatives
in the southern part of the state when
she left this city few days ago.
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A Popular Idea Disproyed.

LONDON, April 1s.-The popular idea
that Bright's disease is mainly superln-
duced by excessive indulgence in liquors
is completely disproved in the death of
John Bright. That distinguished states.
man, as is well known, was from his
boyhocd days not only personal ab-
stainer, but bitter foe to the liquor
traffic. His medical adviser, Mr.. W. II.
Hayle, says however, in letter to a
medical journal that death was due 10
Bright's disease from which Mr.. Bright
had suffered for several years, in its
worst form and aggravated toward the
last by a complication of diabetes.
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A Century Old.

LONDON, April 13.-The one hun
dreth anniversary of the laying of the
foundation stone of the Episcopal church
of Capelle-Ferne, near Dover, will be
celebrated tomorrow with special SER
vices in which the Bishop OF St. Asaph
will participate. The edifice has ma
tional reputation from the fact that as
there are no means of lighting it, wor-
shippers are compelled to furnish their
own lights. On Sunday evenings in the
winter time it is customary for the mem.
bers Of the congregation to stand during
the responses or singing with a prayer or
hymn book in one hand and candle or
lamp in the other.
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Victoria Is Getting Feeble

LONDON, April 12.-The announcement,
is made that her majesty the queen has
purchased the unexpired lease Of Stat
ford house, the finest mansion in Lon.
don, and that it will become the town
residence of Prince Beatrice and Prince
Henry of Battenberg. Her majesty cam
to town today from Windsor and spent
two hours at The Stuart exhibition
She appeared somewhat feeble.
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fcr.ed neatti.

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, April 10-A
young girl aged IS years today committed
suicide here under distressing circum
stances. She had been rescued tom {
life of shame by the Woman's Christian
union She was importl ned by MAJ
named Hodges 10 leave a pleasant hom'
AMI re enter ba5n;o hodges seemed
to have wonderful influence over her
and, saving that sue would rather di
than live the life he wanted her to lead
she 6rfd pistol shot into her heart. Th
atfir created q genuiue sensation here.
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Train Robbers Caught,

ALBUQUERQUE, N, NJ. April 10.--The
train robbers who held up a train at
Canon Diablo month ago have been
captured. A telegram from Knaube,
Ut, to the Atlantic and Pacific com
pany, signed by the sheriff, says: We
caught one on the 1st inst, one on TIE
2d and two on the 18th. The sheriff ard
posse with the prisoners are on their way
to Milford, Ut, three days overland
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Prohibs ors.nizine

WATERLOO, Ia, April 1a.--The tenn
perance people in this county have begun
the organization of branches Of the state
temperance alliance in the country town.
ships and say they propose to continue
this work until branches arc established
in all parts Of the county. Thie is in line
with the policy outlined by the president
of the state alliance, who Gays that each
congressional district will be thoroughly
organized in order that the prohibitory
law may be better enforced.
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cnlcAco. April Il The manager for
Armour S c., vas interviewed today re-
gard ng the allegations in the dispatches
from New York that Armour & Co.,
through their influence with the cotton
.aei !.uss bajl compelled the American
meat company IN close ils subscription
books and re.ira The mar ager said
| tsrre vas ny iruth Ia the mstter; Mr.
| Az no,is was 10 Europe when the stock
of the Ameiic!n Meal company wa
| to force The company out of business
nor has any representative of his tirn
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News From Bavti.

New YORK, April 13.-Advlces from
Hayti by the steamer Delta, which -
rived yesterday, state that heavy lighting
took place March 30 between st. Marc
and Gonaives, and that on that same
date great damage was done by an earth.
quake at Port de Paix. many business
houses being wrecked and several Der
sons injured. No lives were lost, how
nner
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Eyrpr,,r wakefnlnees distressing merry

ness, chronic rheumatic p4lna, sea / -,
nearGlgi,; any of the above Disorders ar
symptoms of advance kidney or l3rl sht'r
disease. Prof. Wan. II. Thompson OF the
University of the city OF New York, says
"More adults are carried off In this country
by chronic kidney disease than by any other
one malady except consumption The late
DR.. Dio Lewis in speaking of Warmers Safe
Cure, eaid over his own signature: "If
found myself the victim OF a serious kidney
trouble, would use your preparation"
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Tried by Court Martial

WASHINGTON, April 11.-The court
martial on Major Armes. who tweaked
the nose of Governor Beaver, of Pennsyl.
vania, opened today. Major George
Davis is judge advocate. The accused
had not put in an appearance up to the
organization of the court.
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Annual Bar Mee,ine,

LONDON, April 13.-Attorney- General
Sir Richard Webster presided today at
the annual meeting of the Bar committee,
which was held in Lincolns Inn hall.
There was very large attendan ;e, due
mainly to the fact that it was understood
that some action would be taken relative
to the recent attack upon the attorney
general in parliament growing out of the
Parnell trial. This supposltion proved
correct, as resolution of continued con.
tidence in and respect for the attorney
general as the head of the legal profes.
sion was adopted by acclamation.
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Short Stop ward and His wife,

NEW YORK, AprlI 12.--J Ohm NJ. Ward,
the celebrated short stop, was seen last
light in regard 10 the report that the
fact that Mrs. Ward, nee Helen Dauvray,
had determined to return to the stage in
direct opposition 10 his wishes had Gre
a'ed rapture between them. Mr.. Ward
said that his wife had signed u contract,
with certain manager some time ago
and would certainly carry it ont whether
ne went 10 Boston or Washington or
stayed in New York. He denied that he
had obj ed to his wife returning TO the
stage, and had nothing to say abou, any
trouble between them Mr.. and Mira
Ward are staying at the Hotel Marlbor
ollrh
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Three Men Fatally Stabbed.

PORTLAND, Ore, April ia terrible
fight occurred between number of men
at hotel in Spokane Falls last night in
which five men were stabbed, three of
them fatally. One of the men is Harry
Johnson, of Chicago.
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STATE OF ONO, CRY OF ToLEpo,

tsVNa5
FRANK j. CHENEY makes oath that he Is
the senior partner Of The firm OF F. j. CHE.
NEY & Co., doing business In the City O.
Toledo, County and State aforesaid, and that
said firm will pay the sum of ONE HUN
DRED DOLLARS for each and every case OF
CATAKRH that cannot be cured by the use of
HALLS CATARRn CURE.
FRANK j. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed in nv
presence this 9th day of December. A. D..
1886. A. w. GLEASON,
~ Notary Public.
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an a,tempt oa ,he Cz.r,s Lite

PARIS, April 1.-THE rumor was cur
rent on Bourse this morning that an
attempt had been made on the life of the
czar. The report as yet has not peen con
tirmed
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Women Ineligible,

LONDON, April 13.-The judges of the
court of the queens bench today handed
down decision that women are ineli-
gible to serve as members of the London
county council. This decision renders
the election of Lady Sandhurst to the
council void. The county council has
taken an appeal to higher court.
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Coming Over.

LONDON, April 12.-Fifty-three hun
dred emigrants sailed from Bremen and
Hamburg yesterday FOR New York.
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SEAL.

Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally and
acts directly on the blood and mncus surfaces
OF the system. Send for testimonials, free
F. j. CHENEY II co, Toledo, o.
ssa- Sold BY Druggists, 75e
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HE GRAPHIC

9s-lA~ks bat . fsw mouths of being the old..,
aswspaper in Bruls county.
a an ADVERTISING medium it is not s1oelled
b any Newspaper in South Dakota.
Has rapidly inorsasins circulation amons
NEST intelligent olass OF people in Brule and
- adjoining counties.
Has circulation second - none in this or
ad3oininins counties. and a paid up subscription
List 1t IL bsliSvsd superior.
u lively. spicy. Independent and devoted
eoieiy 70 the interests Of Kimball and Brule Co
sysryhody enjoyss rsadins 1t. Give it trial.