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Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-10-22
A DAKOTA MURDER.
An Eigr te .n-Year-Old Boy Kills
aFarmer in Dispute Over
a Cayuse.
A Marine Disaster at Port Huron
Results in the Loss Ct
Eight Lives.
Murder Over a Pony.

BISMARCK. Oct. 20.-Officers from
Emmo9s county arrived in the city
yesterday IN pursuit Of Wm. Car.
michael, an lS-year. old boy, for the
murder OF John B,ckhou-e, . farmer
living near Omio In that county.
From one of the officers il ~ learned
that last Friday young Carmichael
went to the house Of Bockhonse to get
bis pony, which was IN q corral there.
Bockhouse refused to give up the pony
until the expen-e of keeping was paid.
This made Carmichael angry, and go-
ing to neighbor's borrowed n rife,
saying he wished to kill some deer.
and We, TO the corral and got the
pony. Bockhouse returned shortly
after snd noticing the ab.ence If the
pony started to hunt for il. finding it
with Carmichael, who was riding on H
wagon with Two other men. Book.
house ordered the men to give up the
pony. The boy warned him If. and
said. "lf you don't stay away. I'll fix
you," and. pulling up the gun, he
shot Bockhouse through the neck.
The man dropped dead and Car
michael, after viewing the body few
moments, mounted the pony aud rode
away. When last seen he was going
ing in the direction Of Steele, town
about 80 mills northeast. 1t va.
stated after the inquest that the two
bad had an slteTcatiob over the pony
at the ime Of the fir-t viAt to the cor-
raj and that Bockhouse slapped Car.
michael in the face. Up 10 the pres.
ent no trace of the murderer has been
fouuu,
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-10-22
FROM UTAH.
what is Thought Of the Hon. Thomas II
Carter In that Territory.

what Ia Thought Of the Hon. Thomas II
Carter iu that Territory.
Political methods are sometimes
very tough. There Is sn old saying
that every thing 10 fair In politics. In
love and in war. Bat tnst 10 not true.
An example Of II 10 the fight that is
being made on Representative Carter,
10 Montana. We do not believe there
10 man living In Montana who
doubts the perfect sincerity of Con-
gressman Carter on thesilver question; /;
Who doubts that, with such lights a.
were before him, he did the best he
could to help secure silver bill which
would be satisfactory to the Montana
people. And yet the opposition Cen.
trail Committee of that State have put
forth q circular which goes to the
motives Of the man which, without
saying 80 In open words, seeks to
carry the idea that In some way Mr..
Carter either betrayed or tried to be-
tray his constituents. IL will not
answer. That kind Of warfare
might do among the CHANGERS Of the
East. II will not do among the
miners Of the West. It might do
among constituency that have taken
ons weekly paper for thirty yean,
have adopted oil its Ideas and look
upon its coming on Q certain dav of
the year just - they do upon the
wednesday evening prayer meeting
or the Bible class In Sunday school.
But that won't do among the mlners Of
the West, who reed The daily papsn,
Who reed both sides. end who ess %
uut srstsnd thai the men WIN vrits
sor the nswspapsn ars only men, and
hat some Of then ass mighty mean
80 Il that. Thsy 81 10 sndssveasd
further, ~ necessity u taking thlsr
b. osessal avssagaa, ed - vhsn
| 40 svssaos Dp Nj Oss>sR thsv nA<
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Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-10-22
T26 Cortland Ave.,
New York. May 23rd. 1887.
The Western City House.

Tbe vvestarn city hus pvnlved a die
.;rc, .-.h;,.c,,r,l ,,.,. of i,s oun ;r
,ha ,r,,nan, o ~, " poo, who
oon.r;hr,ss an ;,r.,,.,,in, illustrated a..
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.s, = roou 90 i,,,,tb. Tb.,. "a f,a.-
dor from co,.tr,;,, .,1 ,hs con.
ron,;ons w,;ch IN Mna ,hs a.s,er,
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Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-10-22
Eight Sailors Drowns d.

PORT HURON. Mich, Oct. 2O.-The
steamer Annie Young took fire snd
burned to The waters edge of Lex
ington Monday morning. The steam.
er Ed Smith went ~ the Rescue and
took thirteen Of the crew of. The
balance of the crew, eight in number,
took to yawl and were dr. wned.
The burned steamer left here at 6:l5
MondSy morning with a,argo Of coal
and merchandise. In 1869 she WAS
valued ut $4,000. The tug KiItie
Haight has gone out to tow her into
the river. The mat. was very badly
burned about the face and hands.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-10-22
4 Mothers 1OChildreu,

These children are being brought up
on Css,oria. Read what the mothers
say about Ca-toris. There II no
opium, morphine or other narcotic
substance in Castoris. The formula 10
printed on the wrapper OF every bot
tie. II is perfectly harmless, pleasant
10 take and positively effective. Ply
siriaDs prescribe Castoria, mothers
give Castoria and children cry for Cas-
foris. II gives the child health and
the mother rest.
- certify that little Robbie H lie. of
is5 Portland Avenue, S.. Paul. WAS
thln, irving baby from his birth until
he Wa given Csstoris. He segsn 10
improve from the first wepk'- trial.
Has taken l3 bottles: IL perfectly well:
weighed 30 p"ui d the Gay he Wa 2
months Old, and when this picture
Wa 'sken. Robbie's changed condi-
iipn h,- caused many mothers to %
Ci.toria. 1t IL the best thing for
babies | have ever kaOwn."
FANNIE MULLIN.
Professional Nurse.
466 Portland Ave,
X. Paul, Minn., Nov. 4, 1857.
"This isa picture of my twins, Char
liz aud Willism. 1t was taken when
they were 5 months old. They weigh
Is pounds zach. / am indebted to
Casftria for their uniform 90 ii
heslih." Mrs. HERMINIE ScHULzE.
l623 Lexington Ave,
New York May 18th, 1857.
II enclose you photograph. Of my
"r,p'p'., hoys aud | girI-Maggie,
Pe,ie ard Willie. owe their health
ard strength To Cas'oria. II was
ihr ugh my nsighbors' urgent appeals
that I commenced its use, ~ both NY
boys were thin ard inclined tn be
s,cklv, At present. thew are fat and
hearty. they weigh 8, 50 and 8! lbs /,
and are mnnths and 3 days DID,"
MRS. MARY KLINaNER.
72s Cortland Ave.,
New York, May 23rd. 1887.
"I enrlosa Won photograph of my
quartette. 4 girls. They are now 3
weeks old. The smallest weighs 8
pounds, the others 8 pounds each. NV
other children have oil gained heslth
au, strength from the use Of Castoria.
and have already commeaced giving
II 10 my four little darlingn."
MRS. ANNA DE GRooTE
Milbury. Mass, Nov. Is, 1883.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-10-22

warm tri-pd Of 'ae rilver miner, and
ou h gh-r grounds he mas always held
to the psce, ,sity If holding silver a. .
pr-ri ~ m .tsl in it, pr,per ratio To-
gold and Necessity as part II the
mrr-y If the world. The complaint
against him IL that he voted against
free coinage at the dic'ation of 'he
Republican caucus, or what WAS the
same thing. that he psired with
man who would have voted fer free
coinare. That, 'o a sensible msn.
ought tn he clesr proof of opr thing.
and that il that Mr.. Carter, If his votes
wee all right every other wav, was
intent upon having a silver hill that
would hscome law, and ives deter
mined that Re would not pursue a
course which would defeat all lsgisla-
tion, which was the object Of hslf the
men who did vote for free coihsee.
Tha, the Democratic Central Commit.
tee should nut out such a cirrular is
wonderful to us, hecau.e It gives Mr..
Carter chanr. and a full excuse IN
call the st'ention of the nsople of
Montspa. from rosfrum IN rostrun. tn
the fact that the men who were crszy
for free coinage in Congress last win
ter. only wear before could not he
induced 10 msntion the snhje'' NJ
silver AT VII. Referring to the aancus,
i, gives him a chance To say 'ha',
under the whip of n -mocratic Presi.
dent. the Democr IT. who believed in
silver snd in free coinage and In silver
money were cnwrd nown until they
did not dare omen their months,
because their President decided that
IL wa. question that mist be ia.
boo.d.
We would think that Mr.. Carter
would rejoine ut tn" circular. II onght
to supply him with texts f,'r hundred
speeches. With those texts he C, uld
psint word pictures Of The facts 50 that
the dulle-t msn in NJ ,ntsnl would
s.e theL, in all their lor-. Hence.
We think thu D-mn .ratic Committee
made mistake in framing tneir'
attack on M. Carter in that way. We
think II would have heen better for
them To have rested their claims on
the merits of their own caDdidSe, and
admitting that they believed Mr..
Carter was sincere on the main qpes-
ton Of silver snd silver soinage, I, Mt
he was no more sincere a friend than
wss their own candidate; t tst h. hsd
not any cl-srer idess than their own
candidate; that on other questions
their own candidate IL superior. and
that on the silver question alone II
would be better tn elect their csndidate
because he would saell one more the
hand that would vote ~. free coinage.
We think they made a mistake. We
think they will he certain they msde
n mistake when the votes halt be
counted in Npvember.-Salt Lake
Tribune
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-10-22
Carter at Miles City,

On Monday evening next Hon. Thos.
H. Garter will aresk at Miles City.
The single announcement Ia enough
to induce everybody To hold Them
selves disepQaged for that night. 10
the limited time at his command II
wss hardly expected that he could be
secured for sreech here. but "Our
Tom" has warm spot in his heart for
Custer c, unity aud to the sacrifice OF
some other and possibly more import
ant engagements consented to come
here. Itisexpected thst there will be
quite O delegation from the neighbor-
ing localities.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-10-22
i.nld IN Her Owa Coin.

by what means do you proposs -
cure my headacher
in the simplest way Imaginable. -
by means Of sympathy. La ne ~
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Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-10-22

terest Of Herman Ritter and George
Buxman. Al-o the plant for the
manufacture OF csrbonated beverages.
The business will be continued By
Louis Bach under the Arm name Of
the st. Louis Beer Bottline and Min.
sral Water Co. All debts due the late
firm will he raid TO Louis Bach, who
hereby assumes oil the liabilities.
LOUIS BACH.
GEO. BvxMANN.
H. RITTER.
BY GEO. BUxMANN
Miles City. Sept. 26th. 1890. 80
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-10-22
Wrecked nes- Livingston.

LIVINGSTON. Moht., Oct. GA
freight train was derailed nine miles
from here to-day. The engine turned
over and twenty cars were wrecked.
Epgineer James Tberoux was so badly
Injured that be died In two houp.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-10-22

Isshs Only illustsstsd papsr in The
word contalniug ell the latsst ssnear
tionol and spogtlne news. no Saloon
Rsspes, BARTER q Club nroa,i can q.
lbss 70 b Without u Il always niaks
lkisn6s vhsesvse u noek
NaiIsi 10 any sd4rns IN ths Unitsd
essss1 ssssrsly vnppsd, u vssks ios
80. =. =: g: Z; ~ ss|!; ~, =. .,
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-10-22
MACQUEEN.

L. f. Buell., Minneapolis; J. Usher
ger. st. Paul; +. Crrs., Sheridan
wyo J. c. Taylor, Gleudive; Geo. L..
Smith. Wyoming; jesse Garland,
Sterling Cro.s, Tongue River.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-10-22
Hotel Arrivals.
MERCHANTS.

DIV. .McNesl. Gua Brsdney, Ainslie;
Cha.. Morgan. Forsyth; Henry Owen,
Billing; J. L. Armstrong, Alzads;
Isaac Crab,rse, Hathaway.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1890-08-01
III Quest of knowledge.

New YoHN, Jnly 26.-Coloncl Mcken-
zie, of Kentucky, A. Il. Ewing and NJ.
B. Harrison, rs a subcommittee of the
national commission Of the worlds fair.
sailed for Paris today on the steamer
Normandie, for the purpose of visiting
and consulting with Messrs. 1irard,
Aiphonse, Eurgher and Brison, the di-
rcctors-gcncral OF the Paris exposition.
Advices of their departure have been
cabled to Minister Reid in order that
arrangements may be made for their in
PRODUCTION to the Frcnchmen in ques.
ton. The American delegates are de-
sirous of obtaining the advantage of the
experience as experts of Nj. Tirard and
his colleagues, and will also endeay yor
to induce them to visit this country for
the purpose of attending the meetings
of the commissioners.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1890-08-01

The assessed valuation of sully coun
Ia 81 n2a 30

The assessed valuation of Sully county
is 81, ,023,210.
There are ,967 member Of the A. o. u.
w. In South Dakota.
The assessed valuation of Turner county
property is S2,3 0,000.
The supreme court of South Dakota has
adjourned until September.
Butte county is the only organized county
in the state without n jail.
Clark county has an active, wellorgan-
lied anti horse thief association.
Forty-four new firms have begun bust
ness in Sioux Falls in the past year.
The Marion fax mill is nearly completed
and most of the machinery has arrived.
The heaviest losses from hail this season
have been in Barnes and Stutsman coun-
ties.
Burglars are paying considerable atten-
tion to other peoples property at Aber-
deem.
Captain Dan Maratta has been Endorsed
by the democrats of Fargo for governor of
North Dakota.
1t is estimated that 10000 votes will be
cast at the elections this fall in the Black
Hills counties.
Indian farmers are supplying the citi.
gems of Fort Pierre with new potatoes for
80 cents bushel.
The Drake springs at South Sioux Falls
can furnish sufficient water supply for a
city of $4,000 people.
The Baptists Of Hot Springs have de-
cided to build church, work to begin
about the 1st of September.
AT an election held at Hot Springs to de-
eide the incorporation question only one
dissenting vote was cast
The mill dam ut Spearfish, washed out
by the recent food, has been rebuilt and
the mill has resumed ope rations.
1t is estimated that the yield of wheat in
Hughes county will be thirty bushels to
the acre if the prospects keep up.
DIR. George P. Dix, of Mitchell, has fig
tree growing in his garden, which this
season will produce fair crop of fruit.
During the months Of April, May and
June the auditor of Ln Moure county paid
bounty on 1l3,0C0 gopher scnlps, amount
ing to over $1,000.
Deadwood has crank who has fred a
revolver salute over the grave of AWild
Bill" in White Rock cemetery, near that
city, every Fourth Of July for the last ten
years.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1890-08-01
THE GRAPHIC.

~ Lacks but a few months of being the oldJ
est newspaper in Brule county.
tB AS an advertising medium it is not or.
celled by any newspaper in South Dakot,.
DW Has rapidly increasing circulation among
the most intelligent class of people in Brue
and the surrounding co antics.
tN- Has u circulation second to none in this
or adjoining counties. and paid-up SUBJ
scription list IL is believed superior.
~ 1t is lively, spicy, independent and dc.
voted solely to the interests of liimbail and
Brule county. Everybody enjoys reading IL.
Give it trial.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1890-08-01
Six ntOne Shot.

LINCOLN, H., July 26.-Six well
known residents Of the village of Mt
Pulaski were shot and slightly wounded
yesterday by John England. party
were in the field hunting when England
espied bird flying in the direction of q
shed whore the other members OF the
party were. England fired and missed
his aim but filed six companions witt
fine shot. Those injured were A. G
Jones, Charles Lincoln, Isaac Douglas
Ham TurleY jr,, George Fields and
Solomon Starr The shooting was done
at close range and several of the NOR
are painfully though not dangerously
wounded
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observation-disclosures.

The Deadwood Times promises "im-
portant and startling developments in
the political field of South Dakota in
the near future" 1t is generally
rumored that communication has been
received within the last few days from
Senator Moody withdrawing from the
field as candidate for senatorial
honors, and Z. w. Martin, tho present
Homestake attorney, will be brought
ont by the republicans for congress-
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Purchased by the Bie Four,

ST. Lorls. July Ca meeting ofthe
directors of the st. Louis, Alton Il Terre
llautc railroad was held yesterday af.
ternoon at which the formal transfer ol
the main line of that road to the "Big
Four was made. The board adopted
resolutions favoring the transfer for a
consideration of $40, 900. 1t will he
remembered that on June . last, the
board endcavored to make the transfer,
but were enjoined from 50 doing by the
New York courts. That injunction has
now been set aside, and yesterday
action legally transfers the road to the
big Four" system.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1890-08-01
Caused by an Explu.ion

sAvANNAn, Ca, July e6.LThe coro-
ner's jury concluded. its Investigation
last night of tho blowing up of Bullard' s
boarding house, in which three persons
were killed, and returned a verdict that
the disaster was the result of an explo-
sion by some agency unknown. Evil
dence was discovered today in the do
bris of the wrecked building which
points strongly to dynamite or nitro
glycerine as the agent used.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1890-08-01
-
a Fool Boy and n Revolver.

LINCOLN, Neb., July 21.-While Tom
Benninghall, youth Of II, was fooling
with a revolver last evening, he asked
a group of boys: (Which one of you
wants to be shot?" Eugene Warmers
s-year-old son responded, ~ do" Ben
ninghall then ieveled the revolver at
him and fired. Tho bullet struck him
in the head, intiicting n frightful wound
and dropped the boy scnseless and
bleeding in the road. physician was
called and an examination showed that
the brain was not pierced and the
wound not fatal. Benninghall protests
that he did not mean to shoot.
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lie ncclincs to Hun.

Circuit Judge c. NJ. Thomas, who was
recently nominated by tho democratic
party for congress in the Deadwood dis
trict, has sent a telegram to the chair
man of the democratic central commit
tee announcing that he would decline to
run. The judge gives as his reason
that he is too bnsily occupied on the
bench to enter into campaign. The
vacancy will no doubt be filled by a
Black Hills man
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1890-08-01
KiiIcd ON Crossine.

WEEPING WATER, Neb., July 90
Mrs. John Burns was returning from
the quarries south of the city yesterday
where her husband is working. While
crossing railroad bridge, carrying 3
baby carriage containing baby and
leading another child, she was struck
by freight train, crushing her head
ahd breaking her limbs, killing her in.
stantly. One child was seriously in.
jured and one escaped unhNrt,
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1890-08-01

Tho county commissioners of Butte
county have granted a petition from cit
liens of Lead City to incorporate. Au.
gust 12 was the date set for the election
of officers
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1890-08-01
A Hero Burned to Death.

DENVER, Colo, July 2l.-The Com
mcrcial hotel, an old time structure,
burned near the union depot at an early
hour this morning. The loss was net
large, owing to the worn out character
of the improvements. About forty per-
sons came near being suffocated, and
seven were carried out of the burning
building in an insensible condition.
John johnson, having carried out a
number of people, mostly women, lost
his own life finally in attempting an.
other rescue.
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Liquor Shipped to Dcadwood.

On an average, since the prohibitory
law went Into effect, $1,000 quarts of
beer are shipped to Deadwood each
week, with the usua. amount Of whisky
and wine on the side. The wholesalers
pay nothing but government license,
while the retailers in the city pay s55
month. Outside OF Deadwood, in tho
country, original package joints are run
without paying anything but govern
ment license
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1890-08-01
Burned to Death.

Tho steamer City Of Pierre was
burned at Big Stone City. Mathew
Fink, who was sleeping on board the
vessel, was burned to death. His pite-
Gus cries for help were heard by those
on the docks, but aid could not reach
him. His body is still in the wreck.
The loss on the steamer is about $5, 900.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1890-08-01
THE GRAPHIC.

p-Te,ms offadvcrtislng made known on
application
ts JOB Work CT every description executed
in the best style and Ut the lowest rates.
~ Advertisements NOT accompanied by In.
structicns will be inserted until ordered out
and charged accordingly.
~ Short communications on any subject of
interest arr acceptable II accompanied by
the name of the author,
sF-all matter intended for the next Issue
must be In the Office as early as Wednesday
evening t. insure publication.
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Drowned in the Jim.

Herman Helms, a young man of about
%, while bathing in the Jim river a,
Huron Sunday afternoon, in company
with a dozen others, was taken with
cramps and drowned before assistance
could reach him. His parents live
southeast of the city, near Farnesworth
postoffice, Sanborn county.
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Union Labor Convention.

ST. LOUIS, July 26.-The national
convention of the union labor party is
called to meet in this city September 3.
The greenback party, the Farmers
alliance, the wheels and grangers and
other kindred organizations have been
invited to send representatives
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1890-08-01
Work of White Cap,.

RALEIGH. N. c., July 26.-White caps
in Greene county shot and killed a
white man named Sam Potter for liv-
ing with woman OF bad character, and
tarred and feathered one of his farm
hands and drove the woman out of the
cc,,pfrv
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1890-08-01
To Reorcanize tho sugar rrust

NEW York, July 26. The trustees OF
the sugar trust have issued a circular to
certificate holders announcing the ap-
pointment Of a committee to form a new
organization for the purpose OF protec-
tion. No details Of the plan are given
in the circular.
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A QUEER DECISION
Injunctions Granted Against Orig.
inal Package Houses.
A Great Plan for Extensive Irriga-
LONESOME Political Predictions
Other South Dakota News.

Judge Haney has sustained the tenn
porary injunction closing original pack
age houses in Chamberlain. The grounds
given are that the enabling act ad-
mitting South Dakota to statehood au-
thorized the enactment of the prohibition
clause i'll the state constitution. Such
enabling act having been passed by con-
gress subsequent to the passage of the
interstate commerce law, therefore tho
prohibition amendment has received the
sanction of congress, and the supreme
court decision does not, therefore, apply
to South Dakota. This brings up new
question which will be carried up and
which, if sustained, will be of great i'm
portance to all OF the new states which
adopted prohibition
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1890-08-01

Deadwood merchants and business
men generally have raised a fund and
organized base ball association. AL
Towerre was chosen manager. Games
will be played all along the line between
Deadwood and Omaha.