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The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1892-04-01

Yonng Wife-"Harry, how Can you
take so much notice OF other women?
You used to tell me that l entirely fill
ed your heart Young Husband
Yes, dear; but there's such n thing
rs enlargement of the heart, you
know - Pocfo, 7,,1,ecryH
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1892-04-01

Yes" said the sensible girl, she's
an heiress. but I'm afraid she doesn't
know how to husband her resources"
20, yes, she does" was the reply.
She's engaged to be married now."-
WnShluai0n Sk1r.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1892-04-01

a ton of coal is said to yield nearly
O.0OO feet of gas.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1892-04-01

HOODS PILLS act easily. yet promptly anc
'~flciently on the liver and bowels, cure headache.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1892-04-01

Leary-"Still waiting for your ship
to come in. ch?" Weary-"O, they've
come. Whole fleet of 'cm. All hard
Embellishments Journal.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1892-04-01

Cigarette smoking is said by a doc.
tor to cause softcning of the brain.
The question is how he found it out,
ms no n with brains smokes cigar
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1892-04-01

Muggins (who has staiI rather late)
Good night. Miss Dorothy. I've had
a delightful evening. I really had n
frightful headache when l came in. and
now it has Disappeared Miss Doro-
thy-''But it is not lost" Exit Mug
gins, thinking violently. -Hurper's Bu.
zuy.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-16
NERVE FOOD NO USE
Chicago Burglars Clean Out =
Bicycle Store
WITH POLICE ON EACH SIDE
The Thieves Calmly Examine Each
Wheel and Take the Pick Of The
Whole Stock

CHICAGO. Dec. i5.-The boldest and
most extennve burglary which has
come to the knowledge OF the police,
was perpetrated early this morning
when the saiesrooms Of the Stokes
Manufacturing company at No. 293
Wabash avenue were entered aud bicy-
cles and other goods valued at upwards
of $1,000 were taken out and carted
away by the thieves in q wagon. En.
trance WAS effected through the roof
Of the store and almost under
the eyes Of two watchmen employed to
guard the alley and adjoining prsml-
ses. In the repair shops the thieves
rummaged around the benches and
selected . number of valuable tools
and SUIT of clothing, left by one Vt
the wnrkmon.
In the warerooms on the floor below
the thieves lighted gas jet in the
rear Of the store, and lcisurely over
hauling the bicycles in the stock. took
them singly to the light for inspection.
carrying those that caught their fancy
to the wagon, which WAS waiting in the
alley. The wheels selected were the
finest in the store. Before leaving the
thieves broke open the desks in the
Office, taking all the small change they
could find. and finally overhauied the
show cases and took their pick of caps,
ell cans and bicycle tools. Although
the men must have been in the store
fully three quarters OF All hour, the
robbery WAS not discovered until the
employees entered the store this morn
ing, and the only clue to the thieves is
the wagon track leading out of the
alley.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-16
Dodge the Question.

BRUSSELS. Dec. 15.-The committee
appointed by the international none
tary conference to consider the various
projects submitted have adopted q re-
port in which they say that they have
confined themselves to the study of
general principles, and did not discuss
the details necessary to give the several.
proposals effect. After reviewing the
reasons for and against the different
plans the report concludes:
Having regard for the fact that the
conference has not yet pronounced on
the general question, the committee
do not feel justified in taking 4 vote
upon the projects referred to them or
in attempting TO formulate . compro-
mise between the varying monetary
doctrines advanced.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-16

CEDAR Rsrfps, Iowa, Dec. 81. j !.
Ijemojel. Norwegian, is under arrest
Al Norway. Benton county, charged
with obtaining money under false pre-
lenses. Its alleged ne went to Nor
way year ago and by holding out to
hrs fellow c0untrymen tnat inmed ate
profits were TO be made in real estate
near Chicago, induced twenty-five of
them TO invest 81 900 each for the pur-
chase Of = forty-scre tract near fsrif-
fish, Ind. The Central Land Syndicate
vas formed. The land was purchased, /,
the documents showing the conaders-
ton TO be 5000. Realizing nothing,
sonie of the members became suspic.
lons. and two went 10 Griffith. A
swamp two miles from town worth $50
an acre was found
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-16

Has Kidney Disease and HIS Lungs Are
Weak.

wAsHISGroS, Dec. l5.-Inquiry 1T
Mr.. BlAine's residence this evening
eliciss simply the response through an
attendant that "Mr. Blaine's condition
10 about the same"
Frum another aource it 10 learned
that his condition is less favorable than
il WAS this morning. Although there
IS no danger apparently of An imme-
diate fatal termination of his illness.
there 10 no doubt that Mr.. Blame is =
very sick man, and his present condi-
ton excltes the gravest fears. Ii Is. IN
fact. 90 serious that there 10 said TO be
only . possibility of his recovering suf-
ficicntly TO admit Of his removal 10 .
mildeT climate.
A PERSON qualified TO speak by rea-
son of relationship with the family,
says: ''it is only within the past four
days that Mr.. Blaine's family have
fully realized that the sands Of his life
are rapidly running out. At no period
OF his declining health for some time
past has Mr.. Blame failed to appre-
ciate that he vas stricken with disease
that must sooner or later terminate
fatally, but with q splendid courage,
characteristic of the man, he has care
fully guarded the secret from his FAM
lily and performed his duties. public
and private.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-16

wAsHrSGros. Dec ia strong pre-
sentanon In favor of the claimant IN
the NcGarranan case was made in the
senate today by Mr. Hunton of vir-
ginsa. The chief point made by him
WAS that. after hearing before Presi-
deaf Lincoln. ia which both sides we're
represented by counsel, Mr.. Lincoln
bad decided in support Of the claim.
aud had dissecsed the issuapce Of .
patent; that the patent Vas actually
fillet ou, ana sgned; and that il was
afterwards before McGsrrahsn knew
OF tie sxIs,encel mutiIatsd IN the land
office of the interior departments. The
morning hour expired before the srgu-
ment vas concluded. and the bill went
over, without action. till Monday next.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-16
Bishop spauldlng Co-Adju,ator.

sr. LoUfs, No, Dec. l5.-The suffra-
gsns who met at the residence of the
venerable Archbishop kennrick today
will not talk of the conference or its
proceedings. IL IS learned tonight on
excellent authority, however. that Q
clear and amlcsble understanding was
arrived at between she bishors and the
metropolitan auent the appointment of
a co-sd iutator for tnls arch diocese. II
u further learned that the conclusion
of toe conference is plessing 10 the
pricsfs- THIS means that Vicar Gen.
ersl Brady will not be the co-sdjutstor.
and Il is believed TO mean that Bishop
~paulding Of Peoria viii.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-16
cached 0oodp Found.

JACKSON. Dec. ls.-Noyember 2 the
store Of Kennedy a culbert ~ Hanover
was entered by burglars and quantity
OF knives, rszors, etc., taken. but the
officers were unable 90 find any clue TO
the perpetrators or property until =
few days ago when nInety-two of the
knives, pair Of hair Clipper, two
drills, bottle Of powder and . 3s-cali-
bcr revolver were found in q harm in
the southern part OF this city. The po-
lice have been keeping the find quiet
with the hope Of locating the burglass.
but today the proprietors of the hard-
ware store were notified. came TO Jack
son, identified the property aud took
the articles home. The officers have
gwen up hope Of capturing the thieves.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-16
Though, HIM n "Haunt. .

NEW YORK, Dec. l5.-Thomas Hy-
land, an inmate of the Kings county
hospital. suffering from rheumatism
and heart trouble, was recently pro-
nounced dead by the attending physl-
clan and his body ordered conveyed TO
the morgue. On conveying another
body to the norgue the attendants
were terrified by the sudden appear
ance of Hyland, wrapped in q blanket.
They dropped their burden and ran.
When the patients swoke and saw Hy-
l-z... ia his cot they grabbed crutches
and canes and demanded their die
charge, declaring the place haunted by
Hyiand. He had been in q state of
coma and had rcgained consciousness
while on the cold slab.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-16
A Bad Case Of Smallpox.

Chicago, Dec. l5.--Chief Sanitary
Officer Hoyt of the health department
said today that H. b. Beegle, one of
the three medical students confined 1t
the pest house I'm suspicion Of having
smallpox, is very sick, vHe is much
worse OF than eitheE Stuckhert OF In
galis," said Mr.. Hog1 "and l believe
he will be pock-marked. There 10 10
denying the fact that he has many
eruptions. While they are light, there
is no doubt they are genuine smallpox
sores. He 10 receiving the best of treat
ment. though, and l am sure he will
pull through all right"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-16

DEJRoIT, Dec. l5.--Abont 2 O'Clock
this morning two men left = wagon
standing on Fret street, near Jones.
and walked up the alley to Alexander
Gordon's cigar factory. and entered the
building through rear grating. They
had secured quite . quantity of boxes
of cigars and piled them up 10 the
alley when the night ~atchnian came
upon them. They drew rcvoivers aud
drove the watchman nut of the alley.
The latter called assistance. sbut by she
time il arrived the men had left the
cigars and fled.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-16
is HARD ON FRANCE
Rouvier's Fall Part Of . Gigan-
tic Conspiracy.
0AMNlNG CHECK BOOK STUBS
The Ex-Premies and Other Prominent
Men Implicated by Them in the
Panama Canal Scandal.

LONDON, Dec. l5.-rhe Paris corre-
spondent of the Times regards NJ. Rou-
vier's fall ss one result OF . carefully
concocted plan, which 10 advancing with
complete precision. ut cannot be
doubted" he says. "that the leaders
are aiming at the destruction OF the re-
public by rendering it suspect in the
eyes Of the country. This they will
doubtless sccomplish, for however
complete the Panama expose may be
they will always affirm that more was
concealed than revealed"
PARIS. Dec. l5.-The evidence given
yesterday before tho Panama invessi.
eating committee by NJ. Thierree of
the Coulisse firm of Thierree 4 Co.,
who exchanged with Baron de Reinach
twenty-slx of their own checks for
one drawn bv the Panama Canal COM
pany on the Bank OF France for the
Gum of 3. .390. .475 frscs. leads La Lihre
Parole, NJ. Dumont's paper, to state to-
day that the stubs Of the twenty-six
checks that NJ. Thierrce testified he had
destroyed borc initials in the handwrit-
ing Of Baron de Reinach. It adds that
among these initlals were those Of the
names OF NJ. Rouvier. Emanuel Arene
and Jules Rocche. In his testimony
yesterday NJ. Thiefree said that the
stubbs in question bore certain notes
upon which the charge of bribery may
have been founded. He suggested that
the committee call upon the edi-
tors of those newspapers which pro-
fessed to know what these notes were
for further informatlon. The Gaulois
says that the chancellor OF the Legion
of Honor proposes to revise certain
nominations tor membership in view
of the fact that q number of the candi-
dates are involved IN the Panama scan
dal.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-16
Setting the Recess Question,

wAsHISeroS. Dec. l5.-The house to-
day agreed to resolution for n hoIi-
day recess from Thursday before
Christmas until Wednesday after New
Years aud then proceeded through .
resolution brought in by the COMMITTEES
on rules TO apportlon the days before
the recess among It's various commit
tees. To-Day Was assigned TO the COM
mittee on Indian affairs; tomorrow
being private bill day, was not inter-
fered with; Saturday was gwen 10 the
consideration of the Florida claims,
but Monday, suspension day. was not
accorded any privIlsge; Tuesday Was
gwen 10 the commitfee on public
lands. and Wednesday 10 the commit
tee on commerce. The measures called
up the committee on Indian affsirs and
consumed the remainder of the day.
Then the house adjourned until Satur-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-16

wAsHISeroS, Dec. l5-Secretary of
War Elklns has done q curious thing
and gave quite shock to the old men
who look mp precedenss for the "au-
shorisies." Presumably without the
knowledge Of the president he has an
nounesd in general orders that the new
fort which is being built at Helena.
Mont. will be known as Fort Harrison.
The order which conveys this tntelli-
gence to the army and Those con
eerued'' states that the designation of
the new fort IN this manner - ''in COM
pglment TO the president Il the United
Statss- The naming of fort for .
living person is . rare thing.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-16

Chicago, Zee. l5.--For an injured
face Miss Mary A. Cowan has begun
SUIT IN the circuit court 10 recover
5000 damages from Miss Julia MAYS.
According TO the attorney for the
plaintiff, Miss Mays claims to be an
Il, c,rlcisn With special skill IN rcmov-
ing wrinkles, marks. scars and all sorts
of blemishes. Mss Cowan applied for
treatment few moths ago and wanted
a few wrinkles removed. The wrln-
kles are stiil there. II ~ sald. and the
patent claims TO have suffered anguish
AZ the hands of the opsrat =. 1t - AL
legged that Miss Cowan's face - spotted.
burned and scared and al 10 attributed
10 the negligence If NJ as Nave
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-16
Briggs Defies the Presbytery.

NEW YORK, Dec. 15.-The trial of
Prof. Charles A. Briggs was resumed
this afternoon. Prof. Briggs, who has
been reading his argument for the
past two days, resumed the reading,
which will not be finished this week.
In opening he said he would continue
the discussion on the church as . foun-
tain of divine truth. during which he
detied the presbytery to prove him
guilty of the charges preferred against
him, because it could not be shown by
the prosecution that any of the laws
Of the church nor tenents of the West
minister confession or book Of discip-
line had been violated Ivy him. The
hearing was adjourned until Monday
afternoon at 2 O'Clock, when DIR. Briggs
will continue hrs argument.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-16
ANOTHER MINNESOTA MIRACLE.
A Dead Man Comes to Life Long
Enough TO Confess.

RED LAKE FALLS. Minn., Dec. ia
sensation equal to the Canton miracle
prevails in Catholic church circles. On
Friday J. B. Carlc, veteran 60 years
of age, died, and the funeral service
was held in st. Joseph'S Catholic
church Sunday. At 6 O'Clock Sunday
morning FIR. Arpin, the pastor. went
into the church and there before HIM
stood John B. Carrie. in his usual cos
tune, but with face rs black as char
coal. He talked to the priest few
moments and then disappeared. FIR.
Arpln told these facts to hls congrega-
tion Sunday. There is no fake about
1t whatever. Carle had once been q
Catholic, but for years had ridiculed
the church and its priests. At his Wis
itation he told FIR. Arpin that his pun
ishment had come about through his
concealment of his sins at confession
and receiving the first communion in .
state of SIN. Fr. Arpin Is = very de-
vout and conscientious priest.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-16
Dying Hero.

New York, Dec. I5.--Peter Hart,
the old soldier who mailed the union
flag 10 the mast at Fort Sumter after it
had been shot away, is dying at his
home in Brooklyn from the effects of
stroke of paralysis He is 90 years old
and has wife and four children. He
was New York policeman when the
war broke out, but had served under
Captain Anderson in the Mexican war.
A few days before the first shot Was
fired on Sumter, Hart went down and
became a volunteer.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-16
EXCHANGE THE LIE.
Ramsay and ST. John Grow Personal In
Their Remarks.

CHICAGO. Dec. l5.-Reports which
have come into tho hands OF the COM
mittee of striking operators of tho
Rock Island Railroad company would
indicate that tine line IL suffering great
inconyenience and loss OF money by
the want of proper hands TO niAnipu-
late their keys, aud the diversion Of
traffic from it's lines. Mr.. Ramsay, in
response to Mr.. 81. Johns charge Of
lying. says that Mr.. st. John is guilty
OF q monumental effort at deception
of the public. The report from all
branches received by Mr.. st. john and
shown to press reportets Indicate that
all trains are running dbout on sched-
ule time, and freight is moving as
usual
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-16

JACKSON. Dec. l5.--Jsckson division.
No. 2. brotherhood Of Locomouvo
Engineers, are 10 have lak time ia
this city with visiting brethren next
Sunday afternoon. All the brothsr-
hood men in the state are invited, sud
= business meeting of great importaoce
TO the order 10 TO DO held. Just what
measures will be brought up and dis-
Guessed. or what exigency has brought
the meeting about can not lie learned.
The chief Of the order, y. NJ. Arthur.
10 announced 10 be here and deliver
an address; also other men in the
brotherhood.
The Michigan Central will grant
passes To the engineers OF other roads
and the hotels have gwen special rates-
The meeting will be private and 10 con-
sidered an extraordinary movement ~
all members of the order in the state.
Excursion trains will run from Detroit,
Fort Wayne. Grand Rapids. Pofs Ha-
ron and Toledo. 1t 10 thought tnat
1000 brotherhood men will be here.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-16

The Dock and Land as Muis's Landing
Suddenly SUBMERGED

ALGoSAc, Dec. l5.-An event of al
most phenomenal interest WA reported
hero this morning by the captain OF
the steamer Riverside on stopping st
this port on his upward trip. He
states that . landslide or cave-fn Of
considerable magnitude has occurred
at Nuir's Lauding. four miles belov
here. The dock has sunk almost out
OF Oght, there being over twenty feoH
Of water aionGside Of il instead OF ten.
~ on HE downward trip this mornine.
Dry land, several acres IN extent, hes
sunk completely out Of sight, and Z
passage 10 now clear across into the
bAy. on the Canadian side Of tho Tivoe.
It is 1T present impossible 70 give =
more correct account OF the cavern
until daylight shall reveal the full ex-
tent OF the damage done.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-16
PANIC IN a cRAckER FACTORY.
Girls Crushed While Attempting 70
Escape.

KANSAS CRY. Dec. l5.-At 8 o'clock
this evening tirs broke out in the base
ment Of the large building of the Hug
gins Cracker and Candy company at
l0i5 to 1861 81. Louis avenue, and an
hour later the entire plant Was . total
loss. Nothing was saved and the loss
will Approximate $3.50. 900. The factory
Was running double on Christmas or
ders. On the third foor of the building
were fifteen girts and scattered through
the different portions OF the building
we're l25 men. When the fire suddenly
broke out there WAS tremendous panic
among the employees and there vAs \
stampede for the stairwAys and fire es-
capes, in which several gIrls were badly
bruised. Neariv all OF those who were
known to bo IN the building have been
accounted for and. although . few
have not been found. il 10 not believed
that anybody perished in the flames.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-16
ARE FIGHTING HARD.
The Wyoming Legislature is q Tempt
ing Stake.

=
ing Stake.
CHEyENSE, Wyo., Dec. 15.-The man.
damus case against the canvassing
board TO complete the counting of the
vote in Hanna precinct, Carbon coun-
ty. which involves the supremacy of
the next legislature. came up before
the supreme court commissioned today.
Council for the ecanvassing board moved
t quash the writ on the ground that
justice OF the supreme court had no
power to issue writ in vacation, and
tnat power to Issue such writs was yes
ted only in the court, and not to the
Justices thereof. The counsel of the
democratic petitioners insisted the
Judges Of tho supreme court had the
power to issue sucn writs during vaca.
lion conferrlng upon them by statute
under territorial laws ana that these
laws were adopted by the men under
which the state came INTO the Union.
The argument will be continued to-
morrow. In case the motion should
be sustained, new writ will be- issued
by the court and the man issue be
cons.dered
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-16
Elmer Willard Found Guilty.

PERU, Ind. Dec. l5.-After fifteen
hours' deliberation the jury in the
Willard murder trial found the accused
guilty OF granddaughter and sentenced
him 70 seven years IN the penitentiary.
A new trial will not be asked for, but
an effort t. secure a pardon will be
made. Elmer Willard was charged
with having brutally beaten and kicked
DR.. A. NJ. Chord to death at Logans-
port, April /.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-16

formstiou, bus it 10 rspurtsd that the
Mercantile bank Of New York Was in
strumental in closing the bank up.
Many Newton bussneas men viii b
heavy losers. The bank was closed
November 81, 1890. in its failure IN
volving hanks at Guthrie. Whitewater
and other places. In July, 1891, it
was reopened under an agreement
with the old dsposltors.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-16
AS THOUGH ASLEEP.
Senator Gibson Passed Quietly Away
YESTERDAY Afternonn.

Hor SPRINGS. Dec. Is. After = ling
ering, but apparently painless Illness,
Senator X. l.. Gibson died at $40 .. IN.
today. At the time Of his desth ne
was surrounded by the members Of his
family and several close friends, wEo
wept bitterly when il WAS seen that tue
noble hearted man was dead. Senator
Gibson passed away as though he had
merely gone to sleep. There was no
struggle. no suffering. He had been
confined TO his bed since Nov. L., since
which time his death has been expected
daily. In accord with his wishes his
remains will be turied in Lexington.
Ky, by the side of his wife, who died
some years ago. The funeral tram
bearing his remains will leave here for
Lexington tomorrow.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-16
BLAINE is NOT DYING.
His Son Says He Is . Very Sick
Man.

WAsHISGToN, Dec. Is. James G..
Blaine, Jr.. said tonight that the ex-
secretary was resting comfortably. and
il there was any change in his con-
dition it was for the better. He SAID
there Was no foundation for the rumor
that the family WAS apprehensive. 1t
Was true that his father was . very
sick man, and while no kept his bed
his friends were naturally ANXIOUS, but
there was no cause for alarm. Mr..
Blaine said that as soon as his fathers
condition permitted the family would
leave Warrington, but it was not yet
decided where they would 60. Their
plan TO 90 to southern California might
he carried out.