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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-08-02
GEN. RIvAs' TREACHERY.
Gen. E2eta Quelled the Insurrection
After Hard Fighting

Gen. E2eta Quelled the InsurreCtion
After Hard Fighting.
LA LIBERTADAD, Aug. 1.-Communi-
cation with the interior of San Salvador
has been restored. Advices from the capi-
tai Of the republic state that Gen. Ezeta
was ordered from the frontier with about
1000 men. Immediately upon the outbreak
of the revolt headed by Gen. Rivas, Gen.
Ezeta hastened with all speed to the capi-
tai. Gen. Rivas' forces had cap
tured the artillery barracks, but the
few troops in charge had fought
desperately before they surrendered. The
Indians pillaged several houses, and panic
ensued. Gen. ~Rivas forces were finally
that Guatemala has withdrawn her forces
from the frontier, and that all Is quiet at
present. There Is no telegraphic communi-
cation with Guatemala.
GEN. RIvAs SHOT.
LA LIBERrAD, Aug l, IL p. M.-The news
is>contirmed of the defeat of Gen. Rivas by
the government troops under Gen. Ezeta
Gen. Rivas escaped from the capital last
night, but was pursued and taken prisoner
a few miles outside the city. This morning
he was publicly shot and his corpse was ex-
posed on the Plaza Amas. 1t is reported
that many prominent persons were com
promised, and a strict inquiry is being made
regarding the conspiracy. The capital suf-
fered considerably. Hundreds of persons
were shot dead i'll the streets The govern
ment forces which took part in the over
throw of Rivas are now disposed to return
to the frontier if necessary.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-08-02
BRECKENRIDGE ON THE LIST.
The Republicans ofthe House Commi
tee Against Him

7 LIb IEbpUDIICdIIb OF UIIB IlOU56 OOIuLQIt-
tee Against Him.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 1.-The House COM
mitteee on elections to-day made another
Intellectual effort to dispose Of the pending
MISUNDERSTANDING Arkansas election
case. There was not sufficient number of
republican members in the city to make up
a quorum, so the democrats refused to help
the majority out of their dilemma and re-
mained in the hall of the House of Repre-
sanfativas
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-08-02

In ralo., CoLLoQUY.
Trick suS iaI'on On to this paragraph az ,o aro
Messrs ~ ~ lies colloquy occurrsd ~ " nre
having s,s sel ,uiho and HiscocE. the 'ssen ,sssal
''9'ed that since the establ,sb,n g1 aae.es ,nt''.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-08-02

ST. PETERSBURG. Aug. 1.-Riotous DEM
onstrations of Armenians similar to those
which occurred in the Armenian cathedral
in Constantinople occurred on the same day
in Van and Moosh in Turkish Armenia
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1890-05-23

A bill is now ready for presentation for
congressional action prohibiting the i'm
portatiOn of intoxicating liquors into
prohibition States-i fact there Is more
than one bill of this nature. Congress-
mar Struble, of Iowa, who has a hand in
n Of them. does not think, however,
that there is a chance of any such bill be-
coming a law. The extreme difficult y Of
obtaining such a law by the %prohibitio n
states is so plainly evident that ev en-
those out this way who think Picker and
Pettigrew have only to pull the string to
make the senate and house dance ought
to see it. Out of the forty-two states
only six are foolish enough to monkey
with a law that twenty of the others
have experimental with and abandoned.
The great body of congressman have
neither sympathy or patience with pro-
hibition legislation OF any kind. 1t has
been said that the prohibition states
might find aid from the license states i II
that the original package decision effect
ed them, inasmuch as no license could be
exacted from an original package house.
The original package house would,
however, be obliged to take out a
government permit which would make
it. in fact, a wholesale liquor house, from
which no license is expected or required,
and which does not conflict with the
licensed saloons from which a revenue
would be derived as is customary ut pres
ent. The prOhibitionists can expect no
heip.frOm the license states.
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Prof. Uplyke. who was hero last woe

Prof. Updyke, who was here last week
week testing the artesian well, entertains
Che general opinion that tho water from
the artesian wells in the Dakotas has its
source in the Rocky Mountains. When
asked if it was not possible, if not ex-
tremely probable, that the water was
forced up by natural gas, he roplyed in
the negative. "There are flowing wells"
+: lie. salt, (which we know to he due to q
pressure Of gas, but l do not think Il
artesian wells are Of that class" the
professor time was too closely occupied
to draw from him a scientific e%xplana-
ton of his theory. To the GRAPHIC it
has always been a source of mystery
why, if it is true that the artesian wells
of the Dakotas derive their pressure
through natures law by which water
finds its level, the pressure and flow
varies so much in different wells. 1t is
we'll known that the flowing oil wells of
Pennsylvania and Ohio are due to a pres
IRE OF gas back OF the Oil. The strength
OF the flow varies according to the
amount of gas found in the pocket of oil
tapped by the drill. The pressure given
ont by the artesian wells of the Dakotas
varies in precisely the same manner, and
that tho water from them is strongly i'm
pignated with gas is self evident. Many
hold the opinion that underlying the sur
face of these plains, down a thousand to
twelve hundred feet, there exists q great
lake OF water from which the aftesian
wells derive their source. If this is true
why would not thu pressure OF all wells at
the same sea level be the same? Why
would the Woonsociet well have ten
times the pressure OF the Mitchell we'll?
If it is true that the artesian wells of the
Dak0tas find their source in the Rocky
Mountains, and their pressure from the
law by which water finds its level, t!.en
the water must lie in veins or stratas, and
lit Is the tipping Of a small river which
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l was talking to an .ex-saloon keeper
yesterday Oh the all absorbing question
of Original packages he told me there
was little or no money in the business,
that the s~ociabi!ity was gone in an 0. P.
house, that the boys" did not sit down
and have a quiet game of sinch in such
places, that it took more the form OF a
wholesale liquor house. there ismcre
trouble than than the whole thing is
worth.
There is lots of truth in the foregoing
from the Yankton Herald. There is
nothing in the original package bust
ness that should give the sensible pro-
hibitionist the least uneasness. The
radical, iro-eating prohibitionist, to be
sure, may tear around Il little, but, mind
you, this class Of humanity constitute
but q small part Of the people who are
political prohibition,sts-that is, people
who are opposed to the saloon so called.
AS a matter of fact, the original package
decision Of of the supreme court will
have a tendency to moke prohibition
doubly effective in prohibition states-if
by prohibition is meant the closing Of
the saloon and the surpressing OF the
illicit traffic in Intoxicating liquors-in
that there is nothing in the Supreme
Courts ruling that helps Che saloon and
illegit imate institutions like blind
pigs" and "holes in the WALL cannot pay
expenses and buck against the law and
a legitimate original package house. As
previously said, those who are opposed
to the drinking of Intoxicating liquors
as a beverage on general principles are
a very small part of any community.
They couldn't carry any voting precinct
in the state. 1t was only with the help
of q conservative class of voters whose
prohibition tendencies politically
speaking-arise from an objection to the
saloon as an institution that has made a
prohibition law possible in South Dakota
-or anywhere else for that matter.
This latter class, while it might frown
OF the saloon-a resort for illers and
lOafers and a school Of vice and immoral
ity-would readily c%ountenanc a well
regulated and properly conducted
wholesale liquor house. And if our
more radical prohibition friends were
sincere in their assertions that their wal
was against tho saloon merely. why
should not they, too, accept the original
package business with becoming com
posure? 1t would-or should-cause
them less uEeasiness of mind than the
virent blind pigs. 1t must be apparent
to the most obtuse among them that the
traffic in intoxicating liquors cannot be
absolutely suppressed, as an inspection
of any express car going into any prohi-
bition state will daily attest. So long as
the saloon and tippling house is closed
how much better it is to have what is
left of the traffic done legitimately and
above board than illegitimately.
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Plaintiff Attorney.
Guaraiay.,s sale:

In the County Court in and for BIule Co.,
South Dakota.
In the Matter Of the Estate of
Percy ". Iinun, Minor.
10 all whom 1t mHy concern:
Pursuant to an order of said court made on
the 3rd day of March, 1880. the Undersigned {.
Il. I,uaD, guardian of the said estate. Will sell
the following described land belonging to said
estate:
Lots No. 3, A. Hand ~ in Block No. /. and lots
Nc. 8 and in Block No. 4. and lots No. and 8
IN Block Ne. 10, nndlots No. II and l6 in Block
No, II, MI in the original town plat of Kimbal,
Brnle Co. s. d..
Ais lots No. 5, 6, Z and 8 in Block No 2: also
lots No. -, 10, II ard isin Block No. 4; also lots
No 9, 10. II. II. lS. IA, IS, l6. II. Is. 10. 20and n in
Block No. h;also lots No. 5. II. IL, IL and II. in
Block No. s.. ais" lots No. ), So. 7.,s and 10 in
Block No. .; Also lot No. 8 in Block No. ~. all
in Warmers First addition to Kimball, Brute
County, South Dakota.
Alsnlot No. 6 in Block Nc. 1, lot No and d in
Block No. 2 and lot No. . in Block. No. 3, all
in Warmers SECOND addition TO kimball, Brule
Also lots No. tand7 in Block No. l., and lots
No. s. Is. II and IS in Block No. Of Warmers
3rd addition to Kimbau.
Also center one-third of lot No. 7 in Block No.
First addition to Kimbnll, Brule County, South
Dakota.
Also part of tho SEA nj Soc. a-1Os.Gs, about
l2 acres: also part of the SEA of Sec. s-l0S-6S.
about 80 acres: Rlso part of the MEX Of Sec. 10
l03-fs, about 40 acres.
after June Let. 1890. The terms of said
sale are as follows: For cash. or one-hnlf cash
and the balance we'll secured by mortgages on
real %estnte. including the real estate sold. Offers
of bids for said lands will he received by the
undersigned at his place of business on Main
Street in the City of Kimball, Brule Co:,S s. ID.
G. Il. Than,
Dated the 9th day Of Nav 1870
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Receivers SaIe.

Notice ia hereby given that. by virtue of an
order of the District Court CT the State of Iowa
in and for Woodbury. county, l will sell at Ra-
ceiver's sale. on the 9TH day of June. 1890. at the
residence of II. A. Edwards, on tho Musser ard
See!y farm, being the real estate hereinafter
described. 16 miles south of Kimball, s.. D., tho
following described real and personal property.
to-wit: the Southwest quarter of section q. and
the Northwest qnarter of section "a, NIL in town
ship lOl, north range G7. west p. NJ. Also a
ments, and other articles too humorous to men
tiun.
Said sale to be made subject to q lense of snid
property which expires September lat. 1892, the
terms of which lease will be fully explained on
the day of SALE, Terms of sale, cash. Sale tc
commence at 10 o'clock a. IN.
Geo. NJ. Hoke,
kaI.oi,.nr
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The first number OF the Chamberlain
Daily Tribune appeared Sunday morn
ing. j. s. Dillinger, formely of Nebras-
ka, is the publisher, ana he has the
GRAPHIC's assurance Of courti0ns treat
ment from this quarter and any amount
OF best wishes for his success. The paper
presents a credible appearance and one
that neither the publisher or Chamber
need be ashamed of.
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Sioux Falls Argus: Several members
Of the United States irrigation commits
sion are at Yankton making an official
examination of the artesian wells in that
locality. Let it be hoped, for the time
being at any rate, that the Yankton Press
will cease declaring that artificial irri-
CATION is impossible III Dakota. All
doubters should take a trip to Huron and
examine tho irrigation well there.
When a four inch well which cost only
$1,000. will abundantly moisten LOCO
acres, he must be a pessimist ineeed, Who
will declare that irrigation is impossible.
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Wheelock u Dean last week sold the
Mitchell Republican TO j. A. Wakefield.
formerly OF Mitchell and at present snp-
e%rintenGent OF census for South Dakota.
Mr.. Wheeiock will be greatly missed from
thefraternity of the state, among which
thore has never been a mora able news
paper man. Mr.. Dean will remain with
the paper as business manager.
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The Mitchell Republican thinks that
chamberlain is in luck in getting a dali
~ paper whether the publisher is or not
We think so too, ana are quite strongly
OF the opinion that the same might be
said Of Observation-Disclosures Press.
Your heads level, Johnny, The Mitch
ell daily has never paid and it will ba
many moons before the Chamberlaindai-
ly ever will. But let 'em go it, Johnny,
let 'em go it, for their is a heap of fun
and excitement in starting a daily paper
in Il weekly town-falling down stat $
isn't a comparison to it.
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John II. shultz, Cecil M. shultz and E. r..

vs..
John II. Shultz, Cecil 81. Shultz and E. Il.
Jones.
Notice is hereby given TINT by virtue of a
Judgment of Foreclosure ard Eale in the above
entitled action on tho 18th day of May. A. d.
and an execution issued upon enid Judg-
Inent, the subscriber, John N. Van Horn.
Sheriff Of Brule County and Suite of South
Dakota, for that purpose appointed. Will sell at
public auction ut the front door of the Court
House in the City of Chamberlain, Countyof
isruie, State of South Dakota, on Jaly LIST, 1890,
at ono o'clock in the afternoon of that day, the
real estate and nortgased promises situate in
the County of Brule and State of South
Dakota, nnd.directed in said judgment and exc
cution to be sold. and therein described as
follows: Snutheas, quarter Is. Il. Ii of section
nineteen (l9), township ono hundred and three
(10S), north range sixty-s-vea (61 w. 5th p. m. or
50 much thereof as may be sufficient to satisfy
snid Judgment and costs. amounting in all to
Ten Hundred and Twelve Dollars aud Seventy-
six cents with interest thereon from the date
of said ~jrdsment, and all ACQUIRING costs Of
sale. t$lUl2. f6)
Dated Chamberlain, s. D. May goth, 1880.
JOAN n. VAN HoHN,
Sheriff of Brule County, South Dakota.
A. L. ROBERTS.
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The great surprise Of the session Of the
New York legislature which ha just
ended was the passage Of the bill abolish
ing capital punishment in the state by u
vote of "a to 30.
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Final Proof Notice.

Land Office at Chamberlain. s. D., April 81, 1880.
Notice is hereby. gwen that the following
settler has filed notice of his intention
that said proof will be made before Register
md Receiver of the unised States land office at
Chamberlain, South Dakota, on June 10th, 1880,
at 2 o'clock u. M. viz: Frank Eaton, under his
DIS. No. 24Sl6, for the Southeast quarter section
eeven,een G7) township one hundred and four
104I range sixty-eight (tS) and he names the
following wituesses to prove his continuous
residence upon and cultivation of said land, viz:
Dan Clancy, Henry Adolph, Serene Lyman and
George Pink, all of Kimball, S. ID.
II IT NofypicE Rauiufcr
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1890-05-23

Col. Nettleton, the irrigation expert
sent out from Washington, says the
Woonsocket we'll is the most wonderful
gusher on earth-but that South Dakota
doesn't need irrigation, as coming sea-
sons will see moisture in plenty.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1890-05-23

The Miller Republican says in one col
umn that the we'll there has a pressure
of 40 pounds and in another column a
pressure OF 100 pounds. The editor of
the Republican should "get together"
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1890-05-23

The question OF the propricty Of letting
mixed classes of art students work from
nude models is stirring up the Art Stu
dents League of New York City. A nude
model was placed before a mixed class
for the first time in the history of the
league about eight weeks aga by August
us st. Gaudens, the sculptor. The class
consisted of three young men and four
young women. All We're pleased with
the innovation except one of the young
women, who left the class. The Board of
Control requested Mr.. st. Gaudens to
change his method, and he divided the
class. This division was not satisfactory
to the class. For various technical rea-
SONS all the members we're anxious to
get together again, and they found con-
siderable support among the other stu
dents of the league.
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get laid out cold it has but to make
prohibition q national Issue. The Jour-
nal evidently knows an owl from a
handsaw-especially IL the wind bOlws
from any port in Iowa.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1890-05-23

has its urc at some higher attitude
that makes an artesion well. Such a
theory would readily explain why one
well has a greater flow and pressure
than another.
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Reapins Machine Company
". B. Sheffer
Notice is hereby given that by virtue OF an cx
ecution to me directed and delivered, and now
i'll my hands, issued out of the clerks office of
the Fourth judicial Circuit Court state Of
South Dakota, in and for the County Of Brulc,
upon n Judgment rendered in said Court in favor
of walter a. Wood Moving and Reaping Ma
chine Co. and against W.. B. Shaifcr, j have
levied upon the following described property of
said defendant, to-wit: one buy horse with white
pounds; one. single buggy with top, mnnufec-
tured by Abbott Buggy Company. Chicago. H.:
one single buggy. breast harners; one black
colt three years old this spring, one pronissory
note, dated April l2, 1850. executed by Henry
Warne, due Z months after date; one promissory
mite executed Ly Stephen Stafford April II,
1890, for $50, due six months after ante; one
partly paid. Each of the above described notes
bearing 10 per cent, interest and payable to W..
B. Shaffer. And that ! shall On Thursday, the
22nd day Of Nay, a. D., $50, at the hour of one
O'clock p. a.. of eGid day, at the front door of
the oprra-l,ouse on Main street in tho city of
beng ue place %hcrcths l.st term Of the %circnlt
court was held. progordt to sell al the right.
title and interest OF the above ramcd ". b.
ShEffer in and to the above described property
to satisfy etnd Judgment and casts, amounting
to one hu:.drrd aad twent!-slx dollars and five
and interest on the snme from the 2ath day of
October. 1889. at the rate off per cent. per
annum at public auction, TO the highest bidder
for cash. John N. Van1forn,s y
Sheriff of the County of Brule. s. D.
b.: II. T. Wilson, DAINTY.
u. j.. Drri--. Plaintiffs Attorney.
Dated ct Iiimball, Erulc Co., S. D.. April 81.
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Col. Nellie Gale has shaken the dust of
South Dakota from his garments and
gone to Salt Lake City to reside.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1890-05-23

The Sioux City Journal sticks its head
into the room long enough to remark
that if the Republican party wants to
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1890-05-23

There are
many white soaps,
each
represented to be
"just as good as the Ivory"
They are not,
but like
all counterfeits.
they lack
the peculiar
and remarkable
qualities Of
the genuine.
Ask for
Ivory Soap
and
insist upon having it.
IT'S sold everywhere.
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SlseriTiS Sale.

Bakut;,. }Es. with n and for
Fourth JudiciI Circuit. J Brule County.
Robbins Buttell
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We are told on the one hand by the
prohibitionists that the original package
business is small potatoes, anyway; that
it doesn't give the saloon the least
encouragement-which is very true
that the saloon was what they were
after; that they never sought to inter
fere with a man buying and taking into
his W home all the liquor he wanted
for his own Use. And then Oh the ether
hand they tell us in the same breath
that they are going to get a law through
congress prohibiting the transportation
liquors into prohibition states for any
purpose. This is on a par with their
making a prohibition law allowing
liquor to be kept upon ones own prem
ises for personal use, and their making
another law prohibiting transportation
companies from carrying it.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1890-05-23

The Mitchell Mail is more like it used
to ~was-newsy and spicy.
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SPECIAL CLUB RATES.

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