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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-08-22
BOARD or CHOSEN FREEHUhDERs.
[oFFIcAL PRooEEDrNes.I
CONTINUALLY
By F~iesholder Ellis.

By F%ieatiolder Ellis:
Resolved, That the following named
amounts he and are hereby tixed rs the
appropriations for the iscal year 1919
beginning December /, 1892.
Four courts, etc .............. $50, 900
Public GROUNDS, Cour5 House
and Jail. SO. 900
County Lunatic Asyinm........ 2l.UOU
Aims House aad Annex......." 10000
Penltentia airy ii, 900
Small Pox Hospital. ........... 2,5C0
Expenditure at Snake Hill
sio Groom. etc.. .............. $4,000
Supp 1T Ct luaatics ut State
1900
Compensation. Directorate
Large aud members. ........ $4,000
Salaries OF all officers vi the
Beard. $1,000
tees OF coroGers, morgue keep
els and underwriters 80. 49,. 5000
EXPENSES of elections. ......... $4,000
Stationery II re-indexing and
the Observation-Disclosures. $500
Advertising, printing and pub
.......... {, 5O0
County Board of Health and
Vital Statistics. ............ 5000
COMPENSATION, members, secre-
tary and counsel. County
Board of Equalization of
1axes........ ........-....... $500
incidental expenses Of u misc4l-
lantous character. ...... 16. 600
Payment of bonded debt 1 ling
due in the 80, 600
Payment of Siukin1 Fund
bouds; due June 1, 1S94...., 25 OCO
Payment of interest on county
bonts..-...:.. ..........,... 1l4.slO
Payment of Interest on new
public road boGdS..... $500. "a. 600
Principal OF new pubic road
1000
pof orldge s, etc.................. $4,000
PAYMENT IT interest ON new
bridge bonds to be ~issued..... 1850
Primo pal of new bridge bonds. 1900
Payment OF interest On new
Luuatic Asylum bonds...... 4.5oo
Maintenance and repairs of puO-
lie highways. 11.OOO
Principal of Snake Hill pur-
chase bonds.................... $500
PERMANENT IMPROVEMENTS.
RR~enovaiiug court rooms, etc. $4,000
For pew roof of Court House,
800
For building wall and repairing
Neutrality-suspicious.. $500
For rebuilding water closets at
Court House................... 1000
For new window sash aud cas-
iDgs for Hall of Records. 500
For building a reservoir at Snake
1000
For new smoothing irons for
bridges....................... 5000
For alterations III offices In .
Conrt House and Hall OF Rec
ords aud furniture' for same... 5000
For drinking fountain to be To-
Gated at Cour House grounds. 300
Total ee.- ~,
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-08-22

hEFULIo OF
From James H.. O'Netli, Surrogate, re-
cushion for printing and SLatlnery sup
plies for his office.
Freeholder hennessey moved the reQui-
sitiou be received and referred 10 tie
Committee on Printing and Stationery
with power to purchase same.
Adopted.
Flom hugh Dugan. County Collector:
JERSEY CITY. N. j., July %, 1892.
To the Honorable the Direc or.at-Inrre
and members of the Boaru of Chosen
Freeholders of the County of Hudson:
GENTLEMEN-I have 3his day is tued reg
isteren War renewal bond No. IA. due
1905, for one thousand dollars Isl. uOO) In
exchange for coupon bond No. PAL, III =,
like mount, ana | have cancelled said
coupon bond No. PA.
YOnrz paspaotf,lJv
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-08-22
Very respectfully.
GEORGE w. KING,

MtU 1T at SUPERINTENDENT.
Received from George w. King, Medi-
cal superintendent, IA hundred and
twelve dollars tSl12), bell g board for the
follo wing patients III the County Lunatic
Asylum:
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-08-22
Yours respectfully.
HUGH DUGAN.

NOuuty COtector.
JERSEY CITY. N. j., July ~, 1892.
To the Houeroble the DIrector-ai-Larye
and Members of The Board of Chosen
FreeholderS of the County of sons:
GENTLEMEN-l respectfully repolt this
day there was issued and delivered one
registered war renewal bono No. Ills for
one thousand doll IRIS (Sl, 0JO), i'll excnalye
for coupon bond No az for a ike amount.
and sand oupou bond nave been cancelled
anu taken off record.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-08-22
Public Notice.
REPORT UMBER IS OF THE COMMISSIONERS
OF ADJUSTMENT.

-
u Nosice Is hereby given that the 0ommissioRer
appointed BY the Circuit Court Of the county q
Chapter C41 OF the laws OF 1883. entitled sAn -Acl
fearages Of unpaid taxes, asssssments and wateI
rates or water rents in cities Of this state. and Inn
leu a ana af ies ssssi 81 s 4 ssa slr ssssss@'a ana rp % en asa y
me thereof, snd to provide for The sale %
s msP{s@ ~, passed March q y issS have mgqs. ssrstase
s anS afss 1 asp SsdS 81 sssir la nsHo sisa aaass Tssalsas lie z
Following described boundaries: Northsby st. Paula
fennsSlyania Rsailroad. ana As wsss 6y S goaae u a sns
I dssi ali9 S Ssasr RsSSoe es va al OF which Is more par
BIock 81 81. i is 4 b ssat K t ass1 Avenue
Block ~. lot !. aummlt avenue
Block IL ! lots % and q. Grant avenue
Block ~. part q. lot 9, Laidiaw avenue
Block i0A part Of lot II. Orient avenSs
BLOCK SIS Q !, beacon avenue VENUE
Block 1870, part OF lot es. Culver avenue
BiSek s 81 l lots l 1; y 81 aP Pau Y; s assSu street
BLOCK 52s, lots l.. I. g. 4. s. 6. ! and 3. Oakland ave-
U lock 7e6. part of lots GO. q and SS B. Ogden ave-
b Ock 7sS. part of lots IS, g. and ss C. Ogden ave
Block 7ss, part of lots es. "a and ss Ogden ave-
g lock 7s2A, lot I, Palisads avenue
RI lock sSSS LOT q. Sixteenth st rect
b oek L3lS. lot 81, Hose avenue
81 ock III, lots u. IS anu ", thomas street
~ ock us. lots 10 and ". WescoJt place
~ ock oS3, lois III and ZIG. Manhattan aVenue
BLOCK Al. part OF lot 2SA, Phillip street
BLOCK 49,, part OF lot zSB Phillip street
BLOCK ISL. lots !. Z, 5 and 4. summit avenue
BIooR SOL. lot 33A, Summit avenue
BLOCK 5Sl. lots s 9. Z, and 0. Magnolia avenue
Block ISL lots 10. II, IL. Is. IA and Is Magnolia
venue
Block 5s1. lot 49, Magnolia avenue
BLOCK SCI, lots ". II and D., Cent trail avenue
Block So. lots IS, IS, il and a., favonia avenue
Lloek 5S2 part of lot So Pavonla avenue
BECK 5S2 lots -. e5 and SO, Pavonia avenue
BLOCK 53. lots s. 50 and 70. Payonia avenue
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-07
Adjourned until Monday, Aprilllth.
Another Gas Comnany.

The United States Gas aud OH Com.
pany have filed articles Of lncorpora.
tlon with Clerk Allen Of the county
court.
The corporation is 10 continue In
eKistencefor "A period OF nifty years un.
less sooner dissolved. The general
place Of business OF the company N 10
he ii'this city. The object ana bIsi-
mess pursuits VI the company shall DO
to drill Tor natural gas aud oil and 10
erCct biaat furnaces, glass works,
chemical works anti other manuiactur.
inp industries. lay pipe lines aud erect
reselyOirs aud carry On u general
manufacturing business.
The capitalization Of tho company is
placed at 100000, divided into l5O, UO0
shares ofthu par value Of 81 each.
The Interpretations with the number
OF shares taken by each are: Emery
Ward, $4,000; John ID. Tnmbo, %, 900;
J. b. Reese, 5000; NJ. ii. TTumbo,
$4,000; X. l.. Trumno, $4,000; John u.
Taylor, $4,000.
rho officers Of the company are John
ID, Trumbo, president; Emery Ward,
vioe.prosldeni; John u, Taylor, srcre.
tary and treasurer, aud tbs officers
form board Of three trustoes for the
management Of the company.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-07
Personal.

Ex-Mayor Francis Armstrong has 70.
turned from Europe, whittier he went
about two months ago on a PLEASURE "trip.
George q. Rich, Of Logan, Is stopping
al tho Cullen.
j. a. Snol Is back from Philadelphia
ana ia registered At tho Clin.
w. 4. Brown, OF Nephi. is ut the Con-
tinonial.
President Scegmillor, OF tho Soylor
stake, Ia still Ia tho city.
Mrs. George spiors mud daughter
Annie have gone TO Provo for one week.
II o, Young and vito, of Park City.
arc registered at tho 1omplciun.
Mr., Thomas 7. briggs, OF tho 81. Louis
0io'e Democrat, hiss boon spending sey-
eral DAYS IN this city In tho Interest Of tie
paper he represents.
a, p. Norhses, OF Manli, is at the Clih
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-07

Mr.. nlowhafl-i t,il you what. | be
Hove Ia a IMAM being supreme IA bis own
family. Nlwomau could ever
Ts.lphOuc--Fluy lIug.1.ling hr rrrri
'ir Blowhnrl-Ex,1p mc % moment
ll''l1i f. thut you ny dsar' Very we'll
~ Boz home ~ o. Whcos that2 Won
ans spnnga mcotinsi Al right. i'll
mind tho baby.
Telephone -1lng.ling New Yor!. sun.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-07

Three years ago % youug lady lt Fan
River Mas. WINS hit upon the lcf. fIo
Of her head by o falling SIN a. she WIS
walking along street in Boston. This
was followed by brain fever After
some wccl.l sho was MS wen iu mind aud
bolyns over, bat from ugit handed
person Hho had become so lcll handed
that shc c1uld mother cut, sow nor write
with her right hand, but found it cssy
10 DO al those thing5 with her lgft
Her right hand wa just about as useful
as her lott had boon before bhe was hurt
What is strange rs thal, with fo recent
II change Ia tho uso OF her hands, sho
never mui;es un awkward motion and Is
a. graceful In the usa Of hor loft hand ms
II she had boon born lett handed. Bos.
ION Post
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-07

DR.. Fronch, seventy ycar.old resi-
dent Of Alamo, killed % mountain lion
ono day last week at the Tule ranch in
the pincrics. The lion Ind crawloi into
apig pcn through n mail hole, aud after
ica9tiug on two shoJts WIS too big 10
got out through the hole. Thus he was
m easy prey 10 the doctor, who gave
him u hypodcrmic injection OF birishot
IN order To $50 him perform. lie per
formed 10 the entire satisfaction Of his
tormontor The doctor administered "a
ii-calibor pill, which put him to sleep
Tho animal had Immense claws, aud
measured xix feet FROM tip TO tip.--San
Dlugl aun.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-07

A prophet In Athens, Ca, predicts
that tho crop yield tsis year throughout
this country viii DO tho largest ever
known, hut that beginning with 1888,
and for two years thereafter, there will
be tho greatest famine tho world has
ever known. During that time rain
shall cense 10 Dul, and the streams Vt
the country will all dry mp, vegetation
viii no longer exist and Nh animals
will surely die. Attic beginning Of the
famine the land viii bo infested with al
sorts Of vcrr5n, and the living will auf
Ter untold fortunes.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-07

The officers are II. w. Galloway,
pTesidentj Edward W0Cdrlng, vice.
president; II. W. Fisher treasurer and
secretary. Each OF the stockholders
contributes 20 Per cent. OF his stock to
the company as working capital.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-07

strawbcr lproudly) That shirt was
worn by my rrundiutheriu the war u lsl-
Singerly-it's strange / never saw IL 10
fore.
,,trgwhpr-lt Just came back from the
laundry Clothieg aud FuuishoE
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-07
Articles of incorporation.

The articles Of Incorporation Of the
North Tintio Consolidated Mining
Company have been filad with CLERK
Mcmillan, OF the Third District Court.
The company ie organized to carry on
general mining and milling business
and owns the following claims, all
situated In the North IinilC mining
district, Utah County; Black Quartz
Lode, the Mgyil0w.r, Lady Washing
ton, WOodside, Suuuysldu, Gold
Dollar, Lucky Strike, Resort aud CLARA
Lode.
The capital stock II placed al 81 ,20O,-
900, divided into shnres Of the di.
mansions Of 81 each. This stock IL
subscribed Tor an follows:
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1892-10-29
At XaaliinRtnn


WASHINGTON, Oct. 2l.-Columbusd day
was celebrated with due honor in the
district which bears his namc In the
carly morning the children OF the
numerous public schools were assem-.
bled in their school yards for exercises
which included the raising OF the
United Statos dag by veterans Of the
G. A. r. salntes to "Old Glory
songs composed for the day
and the defamation OF odcs and adj
dresses appropriate to the occasion by
the older pupila The district militia,
by special order of tho general com.
manding, indulged in q series OF field
maneuvers and n sham battle lasting
from 10 o'clock till noon over strctcl,
of country extending for mile or two
beyond the navy yard station and the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad.
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DAVENPORTS METHODS.
=

Made u Practice of Ho ding Prisoner.
During Election.
New YORK. Oct 95.-Thc congress.
sional committee now Investigating
the methods of chief federal inspector
of election. John /. Davenport, contin
ued their work of investigation tins
morning. Stephen A. Walker, ex
United States district attorney, wns tn,
first witness and he testified that Mr.
Davenport, during tho election of 1883
was in the habit of holding prisoner
i'll exorbitant sums Of bnii. and that h,
was also in tho habit of filling ou,
warrants of the district attorney whicl
he held, signed and ordering arrest
without consulting the district uttor-
nav
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DEATH OF MRS. HARRISON
The End Was Peaceful and With
out Pain.
rhe President Kneeling at the bed Side
Watched Her Life Fade Away--sIes-
sases of Coincidence Pouring In
From All Over the Country.

WASHINGTON, Oct. o5.-Mrs. Hnrri.
son died at LAO this morning.
Dr. Scott, Mrs Hnrrison's venerable
father, was the only member of tho
family, now in Washington. not pres
cnt when she died. DR. Gardner was
in an adjoining room aud was no.
present when his patient passed into
the dark valley.
From o'clock Mrs Harrison was to
all intents corpse, her breathing be.
ing hardly perceptible, nnd her rcspi.
ration gradually decreased until l;4o,
when she passed away. Her death
was as peaceful as child in swee. re-
pose.
President Harrison was Mt the side
OF his wife in reclining position
from l O'Clock, whom DIR. Gard.
ner notified tho family that tho
end was close at hand. In this
position he remained until 1:4o, when
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1892-10-29
HAD A ROUGH VOYAGE,
Tie Steamship Alaska Delayed by a.a
yNnatnn-

The Steamship Alaska Delayed by a:at
Weather.
LONDON, Oct 26.-The Guion steam.
ship Alaslsa, which left New York on
October Is for Liverpool, arrived Mon.
day in Queenstown after terrible
passage. The weather in crossing was
terrific and especially Thursday last,
when the storm ragged ficrccly, and the
vessel had difficult time making
any progress at all The Alaska had
tloubie with her engines on the Tues
day after leaving port, which necessi-
tatcd q stoppage of ninety minutes
The engines w.re fortunately in good
order before the height OF the storm
came on, otherwise tho delay nigh,
have been Longer. 1t is said The
storm has hindcred tho passage OF all
yesSe,s now on the ocean,
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1892-10-29
At Sioux Falls.

Sioux FALLS, s. d, Oct 2l.-The
public schools here devoted Colum bia
day to parades:nnd literary exercises
This evening NIL the Catholic societies
Of the city will gather Mt the opera
house. where, under tho auspices OF
tho Ancient Order Of Hibcrnians, a fine
literary program, commemorative OF
Columbus discovery of America, will
be gone through with.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1892-10-29
A xoint Exhibition.

LONDON. Oct PA dispatch to the
Reuter- Telegram company from Brus.
sells, states that tho proposal to hold
IN international exhibition in 1898, in
two sections, ono section at Brussels
and the other at Antwerp, connected
by ar electric railway, hus been
adopted, thus putting an end to the
controversy between the two cities as
to the site Of the exhibition.
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$1,000, 900 CASE DISMISSED.

New YonK, Oct. 81. = An action
brought by Howard J. Foraker as re.
ceiver Of the Rochester and Pittsbure
railway company to cause Wnlston &
Fredricka and Herbert p. Brown ia
account for about $1,000, 900 claimed
to havc been made by them while ne
gotiating the stock OF tho company,
was dismissed by Judge Pryor Of tha
court OF common pleas upon motion OF
Colonel R. ]. Ingersoll. counsel for the
RrOwna
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SALE OF THE oeDRos l4AclENDl
ono Million Two Hundred Thousand Acre:
Sold to Il Syndicate.


Sold to u Syndicate.
MONTEREY, Mexico, Os1 2G.-The
greatest land deal ever made in north
crn Mexico was consunmatcd Satdr.
day. 1t was the sale OF tho celebrated
Ccdros hacienda, embracing l,20o, 0Ot
acres of land. This vast property is
situated in the state of Zacntccas.
Tho consideration is placed at 5000
900. The owners were jose Zertuche.
and Patricio Fuentes. They have sold
the property to sydicatc Of NOR
chants and capitalists, consisting O!
Francisco Armedendiaz. of Monterey;
Nalrjana Anciro, of Saltillo; Juan Ri
vero and Canieto Lnano. of San Luis
potosi, who propose to develop its ricl,
gold.bcaring mines and other re,
sources. The property is we'll stocked
9Th cattle, horses, sheep and goats,
and besides it's extensive pasture lands,
contains largo tracts of heavily tim
bcred sections. One Of the first steps
to be taken in developing the mines
on the property will be the erection OF
n largo snelter in tho mining distric,
for the treatment of the ores
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collldcd ,y,th an E,,r,

CHICAGO, Oct 2G.-Latc last night q
gravel train on the Montrosc division
OF the Chicago and Northwestern rail-
road, coilided with un extra freight
train at Palatinc, twenty-six miles
from this city. Henry barron, cngi-
ncer of tho gravel train, was killed.
Gct.ige Jubnin, engineer on the freight
train, Ind his arm broken, The Off.
cials OF the road i'll this city will not
talk about tho Incident aud it is not
known what caused Il,
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1892-10-29
Grain and Provisions.

CHICAGO. Oct 70
Flour--Spring patents, So 6)93 %; win
ter patents. $iSDIki0
y heet-Cash. 724c: Deccmbe-. 74t{c
Corn-Cash, A2c: December. 42l&c
oats-No 2white. 3sc; No. s. white
2)@s2llc.
Rye--53lk@jic
Barlcy-63c.
Flnx--sl l0is.
l'imothy-&L6)
Whi.lsy-$l.!s
Po ls-Cash. slts); January, sia21
Lard-.Casli, sS.7l: January, e745
shoulders-s145@L5O; short clear. IS. 8
@S.3,
Short Ribs-sl0.bo
Cheese-Fall cream chcddnrs. ss16Dc
fats. 9@l2c: young Americas, 9I6t9iac
Butter-Creamc-y. @!Sc; dairy, l8d
24c.
Eggs-ls42l,lc.
Hides-Heavy hna light green snl.ea
4@iIsc; salted bu!! 3iS(0,c; gree
saltea calf. st9ll4e; dry fint 71Se; dr.
sailed hides, s56ci dry calf,s91c;deacons
Taliow-So solid. 40; packed. 4c
cake, 4c
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Elags at Hnlt Mast.

NEW YonK. Oct. 50 - Mayor Gran,
ordered the flags at half mast on the
city hail because of the death ot
Mrs Harrison. They will also be Mt
half mast on the d,y of the funeral.
Ali the public buildings. bnil,s and
large business houses in Broo!slyn dis.
played flags ut half mast this morning
out of respect 10 the memory of Mrs.
Harrison.
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A BROKEN RAIL.
West Eound Passenger ON the 'rris
Road W'rrcIsrt..

West Eound Passenger ON the Frisco
ROAD Wrecked.
CONWAY. Mo, Get. e5-Thc west
bound passenger train on the Frisco
road was wrecked by IL broken rail one
mile west of Phiilipsburg, n,
o'clock this morning. Tho baFgage
car, smoker and two ctnir cars were
turned over on their sides The en-.
ginc. mail aud express cars passed over
in safety. The slcepers remained on the
rails Bnggagcman Albert Dickcrson,
of Springfield. and News Agent Floyd
Harwood, of Murshticld, were instantly
killed. About twenty of the pnssen
gers received cuts and bruises, bul
none of their injuries are regarded Us
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1892-10-29
KEysER-MuRpn

CHlcAao, Oct. 25.-The marriage o
William To d Keyscrn nephew of Hon
John j. Knox, Of New York, lutc comp
trollcr of the currency. and who wn
identified with the National Bank o
the Republic, Of New York city, an.
Miss Thusa Harris NIurphey. daugh,c
OF the late Il L. Murphey, the million
aire pork packer. was soemniZcd u
high noon today at the residence of tn
brides mother. en- Prairie avenue /
smul! but fashionable company, inclua
ing several friedds of the groom froi,
New York city, witnessed the cere
mpnv.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1892-10-29
FIshln: Vessel. cap.ized.

SAN SEBASTIAN, Spain, Oct. 21.-Two
small fishing vessels were capsized of
this port in n gale and ten OF the per.
sons aboard OF them were drowned.
Some of tho survivors who were
washed ashore, brought news Of the
disaster. Reports from variou. places
on the seaboard, state that many
small vessels havc been wrecked and .
number Of lives lost.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1892-10-29
THE GRAPHIC.

H-Lacks but a few months Of being ne ~.
est newspaper In Brule county.
~ As an advertising medium Il q not o..
celled by any newspaper in South Dakota.
~ Has q rapidly increasing oirculatsoa arnons
the most Intelligent class Of people In Arule
and the surrounding counties.
~ Has a circulation second TO none 10 thir
or adjoining counties, and psid-up sxse
scription list 1t is believed superior
- 1t Ia lively, spicy. Independent aud dc.
voted solely to tho interests OF ktmball All
Brule county. Everybody enjoys reading II
Give 1t trial.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1892-10-29

lNDlANApoLts, Oct. 2G,-Thc New
prints the following poem written b,

INDIANAPOLIS, Oct 2G The News
prints the following poem written by
James Whitcomb Riley;
CAROLINE SCOTT HARRISON.
Now utter calm and rest.
lInnd. folded o'er tho breast,
In peace the piacidest,
All trials past
All fever soothed-nll pain
Annniied in heart and brain,
Nc"tr to vex ngain,
She sleeps at last
She sleeps. hut most dear
And best beloved of Lcr,
Yc sleep not--nav nor stir
Save Int TO bow.
hen closer draw TO cnch,
With obs nnd broken speech,
la, all in vain bcseech
Her answer now.
Aud lol We weep with You,
One e ief the wide world through,
Yet, with the faith she know,
We sec her still,
Even ns here she stood,
All that was pure and good
Ard sweet III womanhood.
Gods will her Will.
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Defeated The Elsht-no r On,

LONDON. Oct 90 The Durham min
ers balloted again yesterday on til,
subject of making an cight-hour work
ing day compulsory by law. Tao re
suit was vote OF - GA in favor o
making eight hours compulsory, m
2s,al7 i'll opposition to an eight-hou
enactment
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1892-10-29
Tho Celebration at Aberdeen

ABERDEEN, s. D., Oct 2l.-over SOC
school children, headed by bras.
band and the Robert Anderson post
@. A. r., participated in the Columbu,
Day exercises on the public schoo
grounds hero.
The Catholic schools are making g
demonstration this afternoon.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1892-10-29

life was thought to Ec extent, and
Lieutenant Parker who was at the bed
side, called in DR.. Gardner and the cx-
perienced eye of the physician soon
determined that Mrs Harrison was no
more. Tho president gave away to an
almost inaudible outburst of grief, but
soon suppressed his emotion aud en-
dcavorcd to console Mrs. Mckee, his
daughter
All the members OF the fnmily re-
maincd in tho room for probably ff-
teen or twenty minutes after the death
and then, overcome by grief, they re-
paired to their respective rooms and
were alone in thcirgrca sorrow