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Old Dictator a Dainty Horse.

LOUISVILLE, Ky, Nov. 3o.-The OLD
and famous trotting sire, Dictator, will
soon be 80 years old. He is looking
better than he did this time last year.
and his owner. Major II. C. Mcdowell.
of this city, thinks the chances are good
for tho old fellow living through the
coming winter. He is fed on molasses
and meal, with some nice, clean blade
fodder to pick. An attempt was, made
the other day to induce him to eat.,;sso ;ssor
ghum molasses, but the aristocratic old
brother OF the great Dexter would NOT
touch it. He. eats nothing but the
best golden syrup. Dictator was an
old horse when Major Mcdowell gave
e25,000, for him, but he has earned in
stud fees and produce over s150,OOO fo1
the proprietor OF Ashland. Being the
sire of the wonderful Jay-Eye-See and
the grandsire Of Nancy Hanks, Di.
rectum and Direct, besides the progen.
itor OF hundreds Of other fast horses,
Dictator will also hold high place in
trotting horse history.
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The MIJAREs CASE.
The VeIczuelan Government Regrets t
I Sffaf,n,,


The Venczuelan Government Regrets the
Mishnp.
NEW YoRK, Nov 29-A special to
the Herald from Cnrncns SAYS General
Crespo regrets deeply the complica-
tions with tho United States, the
outcome of the removal OF NIiiares
op the rcd ID steamer Philadelphia.
He will nevertheless maintain the iur-
isdiction of Venezuela and cspecinlly
its right to arrest criminals on mer-
chant ships in her waters. Foreign
Secretary Rojas and the entire cabinet
are, however. confident that after
careful inquiry the government at
Washington will admit the injustice
OF the claim that the fugitive Miiares
was entitled to prosecution and nc-
knowledge the error OF tho contention
Of Minister Scruggs that he was po-
litical offender and tho reference that
he was entitled to tho right of asylum
and protection by the American flag
under which the Philadelphia sails. 1t
is probable that arbitration will be
suggested for settlement Of tho inter
national points in dispute. Happily
the incident has not stirred up any i'll
feeling in Venezuela against the
United States or its citizens residing
here.
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EIGHTY ROUNDS AND a DRAW
The Costello. .creggalns Fight Long Drawn

ss New, YORK, Nov. 29.-Monday nights
battles before the Coney Island Athletic
club drew a small house. The enter
tainment opened with go between
Dan McBride-and Con Donovan. The
latter was knocked out in the fifth
round and Mcbride won purse of $500.
The event of the evening was the
fight between Costello and Greggains
Both men weighed in at near 1853
pounds.
Costello drew first blood from Greg
gains in the second round with q hot
left-hander on the. mouth. Both men
fought well, and there were numerous
gamy exchanges. Costello going down
once or twice and hitting. Greggalns
some severe blows insretrrn. Neither
man showed much sign of punishment,
however, and at the end of the thirty
ninth round it was anyone's fight. In
the fortieth Costello forced things and
hammered Greggains' nose till blood
covered his face. Then Greggains
scored the first real knock down of the
fight.
Up to the ffty-frst round the fight
was wearisome to the spectators, who
at intervals yelled for more fighting.
In the fifty-first the two men got to-
gether for a few exchanges. and Cos
tello went down, hut Greggains did not
follow up his advantage. 1t was ru-
mored here that Costello had broken
his right hand and could not force the
fighting. The fifty-frst and tifty-sec
ond were tame. ,Jcered by the specta-
tors the fighters did better work in
rounds 81 to SO, but it was tame sport
ut best.
The fight was declared draw in the
eightieth round.
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a FEMALE HoRSEIhlEE.


Ono Is Captured In Now Mexico With .
B'g slx-shooter In Her BELT.
SANTA FE, N. NJ, Nov 29.-John Nc
Lcod and Sam Pollock. OF Sierra
county, missed number OF horses and
started out on their trail. They soop
overlook the horses on the Rio Grande,
few miles north Of Rincon. Three
persons were in possession OF the
horses, and when Mcleod and Pollock
rode up on them they were received
with volley from the thieves. They.
returned tho fire, killing one of the
thieves and woundinq another The
third proved to be woman known as
the "Kid." She is blonde. .2R4 years
old, and says her name isAlice Parker
and that she is from Texas. When ar
rested she was dressed in male attire
nnd carried large six-shooter In o
belt about her waist
The man killed. proved to be j. Mid
dleton, former Texan. late of Hills
boro, N. NJ, where he held bad repu-
tation. The wounded man says his
name is w. S. Weatherwax He and
ais female companion aro now IN jail
At LnS Cruces
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THE NEW ORLEANS STRIKERS
Counsel for the Workmen Charged Will
Conspiracy File Demurrer.

New ORLEANS, Dec. l,-.aounsel 10,
the workmen in the conspiracy suit.
entereasin the federal II :ssaeprt have filedi
demurrer and also :iin answer and spo,
that have asked to be Immediately. dis
missed. pom motion Of the Unitet
States district attorney the deInmre,
has been fixed Tor trial on friday Ihr
workmen aver thitt they did not ente;
into any conspiracy to injnre til,
trade or commerce of the city
whose extension they say il
beneficial to them; that the,
are organized for lawful purposes; thai
they did not instigate scheme o;
Violence and that they did not seskk
cripple the trade of the city; thaf:the5
have right. to work for whom shey
please. and clgrespondingly the righ'
to. cease work Whenever the condition,
of labor are irksolne to them: that they
had reat grievances. and. that they
! s,soneht iifrain "a fair adjustment Of the
trouble, and that the general strike
7 Recommended by them was precip
in the exercise of a right gudranteet
them under the constitution
The district attorney has a., large
number Of newspa pers giving account
Of tho strike and cases of violence, to
gether with aftidavits OF reporters ans
Others. 5h's.
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GOOD FOR SIOUX CITY,
The Omaha Road VIII, Extend It. Line

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The Omaha Road VIII, Extend Its Line
From Ponca.
SIOUX CITY, Ia, Nov. 2s.-J. v. Ma
aoney today received word from
Thomas Hoy, one of the Leading
business men of Newcastle, Neb.,
'tating that the contract signed by
General Manager Winter, of the Chi
sago. St. Paul, Minneapolis and Omaha
abroad, had been received there
lgreeing to extend that rond from
ponca before September IS, 1893
This is great and good news for Sioux
City since it brings it additional trade
territory and protects it against the
,ncroachments threatened from the
aorth. Added to the good news about
'he Cudahy Packing company, it
marks Sioux City away up in q.
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TUNNELED UNDER A BANK.
Three Young Robbers Captured Befor
Their dob Was FInf she'd

Three Young Robbers Captured Before
Their Job Was Finished.
NASHVILLE, Tcnn., Nov 29.-News
comes from johnson City of bold at
tempt to rob the Watauga bank OF that
city Friday night. and Of the arrest Of
John Crouch, son of cx-City Recorder
John Orr, Will Campbell and Mack
Bray. When arrested they Ind tun-
neled under the bank from the rear
end and had taken out the brick in the
wall. They were directly under the
vault, and hnd only one foot
OF cement to drill through
before they would be inside
the vault where the money was kept
When tho boys were arrested full kit
of burglars tools wcro found with
them, such Us picks. shovels, drills.
bulfs-eye lanterns and bottle of
nisro-glycerine, with which they in
tended to blow open tho safe. Had
they succeeded in their nttcmpt they
would have secured about $15. 600
The boys arrested are believed to oe
members OF irregular organized bnnd
of young bandits who have been oper-
ating III and around johnson City for
several months. Several fire guns
were stolen from Seavcr nnd Summers
few weeks ago. 1t is said a scheme
was also on foot to rob the First Ma.
tionnl and Citizens bnnhs.
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corbett at the Worlds Fair.

NEw YORK, Nov. 3O.-Jim Corbetts
scheme for the erection of massive
building to hold sporting exhibitions
and appear daily in plays at the worlds
fair, Chicago, is already a fixture. p.
ii. Flauley and o. II. Matthews. of Chi
cago. representing u syndicate of capi-
talists of that city, and who are the
promoters of the scheme, have arrived
in this city for the sole purpose of Sc.
curing Corbett's signature to a con-
tract. The representative of the syn
dicate says the building is to be built
at a cost of 100000. Every known
improvement will be introduced. The
building will be located on Fifty-sixth
street, between Cornell street and East
End avenue. 1t will be convenient to
all rail and water routes.
William A. Brady will manage the
theatrical end of the venture. Corbett
is to give three performances daily.
The champion believes that the ven
ture will be profitable one. He will
start in to perform at Chicago about
May and continue until September.
He expects to realize over $4,000. The
building will be known as Corbett's
Vaudeville and Opera house.
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clay Center Searched

CLAY CENTER, Neb, Nov. ss-Sun-
lay morning Mt o'clock fire was dis
covered in the livery barn belonging
10 William Delananty, and was under
such Roadway TINT nothing could be
iono to save the building The barn
has not been used MS livery for some
time, but was occupied by several
parties, other with one or two horses,
pr a storage for buggies and harness.
2. D. Mcdowell lost n buggy aud
three sets of harness. Mr.. Van Dorm
lost o lot OF hotel furniture which had
been saved from tho recent fire. Mr..
Stanton also lost some stoves, which
t,ad boon stored there since the recent
fire. About 500 worth of cornice for
The new buildings of Stanton and Hur-
sison was also consumed. Tho build
ing was insured to the amount Of $500.
The origin of the fire is just as much q
mystery rs the otEcr one; occurring at
an hour when ybody was supposed
TO bc in bed.
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THE sHAKY ORDER OF vEsTA,

PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 30.--Return was
made today before Judge Simonton in
the Dauphin county court upon the
writ of quo warranto issued upon the
application of Attorney-General Hen
sci against the Order of Vcsta. n
beneficial concern having headquarters
in this city, the writ demanding that
cause be shown why decree should
not be issued dissolving the corpora
ton. The order was Incorporated in
this city four years ago last Thursday,
with c. Oscar Barclay as national presi-
dent and Charles II. Edmunds as ma
tional secretary. The collapse OF. the
Iron Hall and other similar organiza-
tions had a depressing effect upon the
organization, and six weeks ago the
national officers decided to make an
assignment. The order has at the
present time but 1000 members. al
though the appraised assets are claimed
to amount to nearly $4,000
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koLe WILL MAKE A FIGHT.
Says He Was Chosen AIabama's Governor
and viii Contest.


MONTGOMERY, Ala, Nov. 3O.-There
is going to be bitter contest over the
governorship of Alabama after all.
kolb has been making all preparations
in his power to oust Governor Jones.
1t was first supposed that Kolb would
attempt to be sworn in on inaugura-
ton day. 1t is understood that he has
abandoned this intention. Alabama has
no law providing for contest over the
election of state officers. The con-
stitutioh has a mandatory provision for
Euch n law, but it has never
been passed. Such; a bill has already
been introduced in the house. Upon
its passage depends Kolb's chance.
kolb has prepared very long type
written statement. In it is incorpor-
ated every charge which lie could make.
In his statement Kolb says that he can
prove that he carried the state by Al. 900
majority. He claims to haze carried
Pike county by 9l0 votes, but that it
was given to Jones by 55. He claims
that in Wilcox county the returns were
held back ten days and the county was
given to Jones by q majority of 4,3O0,
while in reality the county cast but
1000 votes He claims that. in
many counties the entire contents
of the ballot boxes were re-
moved, and strips of newspapers
placed in them in place of the ballots.
Kolb says he is confident that the bill
will pass; that he did not think so ut
lirst, but that events of the past few
1ays have convinced him it will.
Governor Jones says: .sKolb's charges
OF fraud are absurd. They have abso-
lutely no foundation, and there is not
one of them which has not been dis
proven. There is no doubt but. that /
was honestly elected. If 1 thought for
a moment that l was not elected l
would not hold office. l did not want
reelection, and would have resigned
after the present session of the legis-
latnre if this. contest had not occurred.
When Kolb started in to throw me out
| made up my mind to stay, and I'm go.
ing to stay.
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Big pcaslan Estlmates.

WASHINGTON. Nov 2s-The secretary
of the interior has transmitted 10 tho
secretary OF the treasury the estimates
required to pny pensions for the next
fiscal year Tho sum OF sl66. s31, $50
will DO necessary to pay pensions on
account Of tho army md navy, includ-
Ing the maintenance OF pension ngen-
cies, clerk hire and other incidental
expenses. OF this amount it is estimn-
ted that sl65. 900. 600 will be paid to
pensioners. In addition to tho ests:
mnte Of STAG. .T37. $50 for the fiscal year
sndinR June So 1892, n deficiency OF
E10, sos, ,6ai is asked. During the first
fiscal year of tho present ndministra-
tion an estimate of $50, 500. 900 in round
numbers was sufficient to pay pensions
and other incidcntn nj expenses.
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Comment Of the British Press.

LONDON, Dec. 1.-The News, speak.
ing of the monetary conference says:
1t is understood that the proposed limit
Of the legal tender of silver will be re.
duced to "a 1t also suggests that mas.
much rs Sir William Vernon Harcourt
selected Alfred De Rothschilds as a del.
gate to the monetary conference the
.ast named gentleman has probably rc
;,eived an inkling that the British gov
'srnment will support his scheme.
The Standard says: The silver mar.
kct is not favorably impressed with MIR.
scheme. The more the
scheme is examined the more .patentbe
comes its impracticability. The col,
lapse of the monetary conference is ex
oected in all thoughtful circles.
The Daily Telegraph suggests that
silver be made legal tender up to the
amount of "a.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1892-12-03
THE GRAPHIC.

~ Lacks but 4 fsw mo n tbs of being 10 u.
est newspaper In Brelc county.
~ AS an advertising medium It Il NOT -
eelled By any newspaper in South Dakota.
~ Has q rapidly increasing circulation amoo4
tho most intelligent class Of people in Aeulo
and the surrounding counties.
U-Has circulation second to mono Id thip
or adjoining counties, and paid-up sSsrs
scription list It is believed superior
H-It is lively, spicy. independent and do.
voted solely to the interests OF Kimball and
Brule county. Everybody enjoys reading ID.
Give 1t trial.
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FOR THE INSURANCE.
Mrs. Solomon Levi and Daughter Plan

Burning.
CINCINNATI, Nov. 30..-Att @ o'clock
this morning fire was discovered in a
grocerysstore a. 572l9 Elm street, kept
by Mrs. Solomon Levi. The fire de-
partment responded quickly and after
much difficulty succeeded in taking
from the building sixty people who
We're sleeping when the fire was discov-
cred. The fire was h.pecuEar.and dan;
gerons one. After the halhes had been
extinguished,. examination was made
and developments of a, startling charac.
ter were brought to light Early last
svening Mrs. Levi left home to attend d.
ball, leaving the daughter in charge of
the store. The young Lady left the
building abont . O'Clock; after having
evidently made careful preparations
for burning the house. Waste sat
nrated, with coal oil was found in the
drawers and other places about the
store, and in each pile of waste was a
lighted candle, so placed and tied that;
the flames would catch the oil saturated
with7waste about 9 o'clock. That far
th6 plan was Successful, and only The
vigilance IT II police officer in discover
ing the FIRE saved the building and: its
inha abitants.t The daughter can not be
found, but Mrs Levi was arrested.
SHE is, however, 10 hysterical to make.
"a statement, though what she has said
confirms the suspicion.
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Ml,sionaries for Amarl a,

BERNE, Nov. 3O.-At Enseialin about
Afty young priests and nuns were con.
scented for special missionary work in
the United States. The church was
packed and the imposing ceremonies
were attended with intense fervor.
The priests and nuns will immediately
embark at Antwerp. The field Of the
priests labors will be in Arkansas,
while the nuns go to Oregon. Consid.
cradle interest is felt in the question
whether missionaries will be detained
as immigrants,
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"A Sunday Sun corespondent Beaten,

DAVENPORT, Ia. Dec. 1T. O.
schultz, an alleged correspondent of
the Chicago Sunday Sun, was assaulted
by three young men who had been
abused by the sheet, and unlnercifully
beaten Monday evening. When taken
to his room Schultz required the atten-
tionsof a physician.
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White House Closed to the Public,

WASHINGTON, Dec. 1.-The white
house, until the Rev. DIR. Scott.s funeral
occurs, at, 3 o'clock Thursday in the
east room will be closed to the public.
The funeral viii be attended by the
relatives and friends of the family, but
no written invita- tions have been sent
out. 1t is expected that the president
and the funeral party will return to
Washington from Washington, Pa,
Friday night at midnight.
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Nicaragua canal Convention.

New ORLEANS. Nov. es.-Dslegatcs
to the national Nicaragua cnnal con.
yention, which opens here on .Wednes.
lay, are beginning to arrive teday.
The gathering will be one OF the most;
important ever held in the Crescent
.ity and will inclndc representative
commercial men from nearly every
board of trado and chamber Of com.
merce in the entire country. S.
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Unionists Lose a Seat.

LONDON. Dec. 1.-The llnionists have
lost another seat through the use of i'm
proper methods at the election. In the
contest of NJ Machines, liberal. against
Il. nj. Clayton. the leader of the con
seryative party in Northumberland, the
.ourt has decided the charges of i'm.
copper influence and bribery proven
md has uIscated Mr.. Clayton.
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CLAIM Ut WOULD 81 USELESS
Relatives and Friends Of Baron Reinach
f ~ OPPOSE AUTOPSY, n 49,

PANS, Dec. 1.-The relatives Of
Baron Reinach, while opposing the dis
ss,rbances Of his body, will, it is said,
aot offer any vexatio,ls resistance to
;fe authorities SHOULD an autopsy be
.oe determined upon. His friends claim,
1owever, thateTen if pason shoslh. be
iS-nvere,t. it would prove nothing, 6y-
ing to the baron's hsbit Of experiment.
Sng with poison. What. the public is.
most interested in ig.thes papers; some
(which. tits said, have disappeared
slndh which would be higk1y valuable If
eports arc true IN showfngavfipre much
of tho money went and if it were ex-
pended in the peculiar ways of the Pam
INA canal. There is no doubt that
scorcs OF deputies are trembling with
lear of exposure and all Of these voted
.'or tile overthrow of the government in
rder If possible to cover up their tracks
( nring the ensuing excitement. s
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Grain and Provisions,

CHICAGO, Nov. 80.
Flour-spring patents, %. .e0ta3.90; win.
ter patents, S3S00l4.1O.
Wheat-Cash, Tic; December, 72lIc,
Cofn--Cash, 4os4c; December, 42alc.
oats.No. white, 35c: No. white,
8s14GD34 &c.
Rye-No.2 2, 4911c.
Barley-67c.
Flax-Sl.0S.
Timothy 81 .9S.
Whisky-sl.15.
Pork Cash, $3.50; January, s14.a5.
Lard-Cash, $0.25; January, M77g.
Shoulders = 81. S.25t97s7519; short clear.
&8.05C0S10.
S7.25.
i Blut.er-creameries, ss@ea1.Sc; dairies,
Cheese cheddars, e14@ss4c; fats, 911ca
Zoe; young Americas, lU(alOAc.
Eggs-22(923c.
Hides Heavy and light green salted,
4G141sc; sa.ted bull, 811f(04c; green salted
cali, 6tg6119c; dry flint, a1fc; dry sailed
hides, 511sc; dry cali, S@9c; deacons, 25c
Tallow-No. ! solid, 4c; packed, 4c;
cake, 4c.
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JUDGE LYNCH IN KANSAS.
Aauanel in Church Leads to a Murder and

aLynching.
HIAwATHA. Kas., Nov. 3o.-During ;
quarrel in church on Sunday nigh
Commodore True, q notorious negro
character, stabbed and killed Will
lam Walthallsdt. The murderer wa.
placed in Jail and last nigh
an armed body of forty men sur
rounded the building, battered dow1
the doors and dragged the negro from
his cell. He was quickly hustled to tn,
outskirts Of the town, and in n momen
was swinging from the branch of ;
tree. After watching his struggles fo
a few seconds the mob fred a vollc,
into his body and ended his life.
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FIRE AT GoWRlE.

Five Business Houses, Together With Other
Buildings Destroyed..Loss s25 900. 5.
FORT DODGE, Ia. Dec. 1.-The town
of Gowrie was half burned Tuesday.
Five business houses, including the
postoffice building, were destroyed.
The hardware store OF Nelson & Son,
millinary store and dry goods and
boot and shoe store adjoining were
somp letely destroyed. The .oss is esti-
mated at $4,000, only partially in
mred. The origin of the fire is un-
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Lost With all on Board

New York, Nov. 80. so.-Information
was received at the maritime exchange
today that the japanese cruiser .Rhes.
.hinarnkan' collided with the British
steamer Rapenna and was sunk. The
Japanese schooner was bound from
France to Japan and all her crew, mum
bering S75, are reported lost.
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SOUTH DAKOTA NEWS

a Prairie Fire Near Aberdeen Does v,uch
Damage.
ABERDEEN, S. D., Nov. 90. "A prairie
Gre was started u few days ago by q
spark from nm engine ON the Gettys-
burg and Forest City road. All efforts
70 stop the spread.of the flames were
Of no avail. Tho fro swcpt over
tract Of country on. the Missouri river,
burning out nutaber OF farmers,
ZONE of wlrich lost quite heavily.
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CRESCENT CITY ATHLETIC CLUB
Election OF the officers.-forfeit for Fitz.HalI
Etrh%

New ORLEANS, Nov. 3o.-The stock.
holders of the Crescent City Athletic
club at q meeting elected the following
officers: Charles Noel, late president
OF the Olympic club, president; Charles
Baist, vice-president; G. T.. Trayers,
treasurer. There will be curtain
raiser in the way of n finish go between
\. Bowen and Joe Fielden. couple OF
lightweights, to come off Christmas
week. The club will put up n forfeit
of 5000 to insure the fight between
Fitzsimmons and Hall, to suit the dc.
mnnds of the latter