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CONCERNING DR.. M'alynn.
He Viii Not Stay Under the Jurisdiction o
corrigan.

New YORK, Dec. 29.-Rev. Dr.. Ed
ward McGlynn, who was last week re.
stored to his priestly functions through
the instramentality of Monsignor Sa
TOLL, will, in all probability, be unde,
the jurisdiction OF either Cardinal Glib
bons, in the Baltimore diocese, or Arch
bishop Ireland of the st. Paul diocese
There is little likelihood that the re
stored priest will be ever stationed
again in this diocese, and according te
a prominent ecclesiastical friend of Dr.
McGlynn he has the choice of the above
two dioceses under consideration.
number of prominent Roman Cath
olic priests in this archdiocese were
asked what they understand the term.
to be on which DR.. McGlynn had beer
restored to good standing in the priest
hood and in what light they regarded
the proceeding. Most of them were
dlslnclined to talk about the case ut all.
None knew on whas terms DIR. McGlynu
had been received into the church and
nearly all acknowledged theis surprise.
When they We're asked if there had ever
been any similar case before in the his
tory of the Roman Catholi. church in
this country the general opinion was
that there had not.
DR.. McGlypn will deliver nm address
Mt the dedication of the new Brooklyn
Hebrew orphan asylum, corner OF
Ralph avenue and Pacific street. today.
As to the effect of DIR. McGlynn's re.
storation upon others of the Anti-Pov.
erty society, high ecclesiastical au
thority said: According to my inter.
pretation of the canons his restoration
will have nothing to do with the case
OF those who disobeycd the canons OF
the church by supporting him while he
was eScommunicated. He was under
the ban of the church when their Of
tense was committed and if the ban
were to be remitted in their case il
would be separate and distinct thing"
Regarding DIR. Burtsell, who was
transferred from the church of the
Epiphany to Rondout, he could say
nothing. 1t was a matter which lay
with Archbishop Corrigan. Asked about
those followers of DIR. McGlynn
who are buried in unconsecrated
ground, having died excommunicated
because of the character of their rela.
tions with the excolnmunicated priest
he said: ~ do not see how their case
will be affected, 1t has nothing what
ever to do with DIR. McGlynns rein.
statement. When burial in consecrated
ground was refused to them the issue
was closed. That is my idea of the
laws of the church. They erred in sup
porting DIR. McGlynn while he was
under the ban of the church, and their
death in that belief, in my opinion,
settled the case there and then"
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! MILWAUKEE THE FIRE CIT,
Another Five Hundred Thousand DoIIa
BIa1a

MILWAUKEE, Dec. 2s.-At Q o'clock
this morning fire was discovered in the
northwest corn5r of the Milwaukee
street railway shops which DESTROYED
the entire plant, entailing loss OF
$500, 900. Like the other terrible fires
with which Milwaukee has been visited
Turing the past seventy-two hours,
this one Is apparently of incendiary
origin. The night watchman who first
discovered the fire, says that ii
started in the car nearest the
doorway of the building. Hi.
story is that he was stand.
ing near the car wien suddenly he was
startled by a loud explosion and in less
than tive minutes the whole building
was ablaze. On one side were the
stables where fully seventy-five horses
and mules were kept. These were all
liberated and nearly all gotten out.
On the other side We're the car stables,
where about 100 cars We're stored and
MI these were burned. 1t is in their
loss the company will sustain the great
est damage. The machine shops were
also destroyed. These shops were
built the past season and were fitted
with very fine machinery for the re-
building and repairing of ears.
AT o'clock this morning Manager
Linn, of the street car company, said
to United Press reporter: "Our loss is
about S50o,00o. The cars stored in the
building We're valued ut $3.50, 900 and
the machinery at $4,000, while the
building itself was worth at least $780,
900, and the stores of the company
were kept in the building and were
worth $4,000. The only insurance that
we carried was on the building and
amounts to about $40. 1000" The loss
will fall upon the Willard syndicate
which owns the road.
1T seems to be pretty well established,
At least from the watchman's story,
shat the fire was caused from the ex-
piosion of q bomb which was thrown
through the main doorway and
struck the car standing nearest
70 the entrance. The bomb
must have been fred with
iomething OF a highly combustible ma
ture, because only few seconds after
;he explosion the entire building was in
lanes.
a special meeting of the city council
IS to be held to take action toward stop
ping the reign of incendiarism and it is
likely that special grand jury will be
sailed to investigate the matter.
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SPORTING NEWS.
A East Mila on lca.

All previous trotting and bicycling
ecords were smashed at Flatbush pond,
Brooklyn, Monday, by Professor Henry
durphy, who rode n "bicycle skate"
nile in 1:33.
About 200 wheelmen were present.
The ice was cleared of skaters and Pro-
'essor Murphy, after few turns on
lis wheel, got a good start. He at
tanned terrific speed before going
hundred yards, and at the end Of
! half mile the watches registered
3orty-tivc seconds. At the mile post
hey showed 1888, and the timakeeper
announced to the spectators that all
previous records had been broken by
.wenty-three seconds. Some time dur
ng this week, probably, he will again
Try to lower the record. The "bicycle
kate" is similar to safety bicycle and
aus steel points to catch the ice in the
ire
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PEOPLES PARTY CONFERENCE
Constitution Of the Industrial Legion to Be
Amended.

INDIANAPOLIS, Dec. e9.--Two things
are to be accomplished by the peoples
party conference which began in this
city Tuesday. The constitution of the
industrial legion, recently organized ut
Memphis, is to be amended and an In
diana branch of the legion is to be es-
tablished. Chairman Taubeneck and
other leaders thought this conference
should be of a national character and
the constitution be made satisfactory to
Commander-elect Vandervoort, of
Omaha. Mr.. Vandervoort has not fin
ally accepted the commission, because
of his objection to certain features Of
the constitution. 1t is believed that
the titles Of president, secretary, treas
urer, etc. will be substituted for mill
tary titles. The ritual will be cut and
the secret session abolished except on
certain occasions. Mr. VanClervoort
says he is in hearty accord with the
new movement and has his speech pre-.
pared. Chairman Taubeneck said to-
day that this conference was author
lied to make such changes as it shall
n
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oAsTEuR CURE FOR EPILEPSY
Dr.. cibier Tells the Results Achieved BY
lnoeui a<ion uli<h Viv,,.

lnoeulation WITH Virus.
NEW York, Dec. 2o-Dr Paul Gibier,
president Of the New York Bacteria.
ogical society and director of the Pas
eur institute, read an interesting pa
per at the Academy of Medicine on "A
New Agent in the Treatment of Epl.
epsy." In it he tells the satisfactory
results of scientific treatment, which
ne has applied to class Of patients for
'he first time in this country or else
where. The treatment is in line with
hat which has excited interest in med
cal circles in France, and is a, step in
,dvance of the method employed in q
somewhat similar treatment in Paris.
The material used is prepared from the
'ital organs of the sheep, after it has
undergone certain treatment in the
laboratory of the Pasteur institute.
The injections were made daily in each
side of the patient just above the hip
bone.
DR.. Gibier says that about two years
Ego an account was published IN tho
French medical journals of an epilep-
tic patient treated in the Pasteur insti-
sute in Paris for the bite of mad dog
who was cured of his epilepsy by the
inti-rabies injections. More recently
other accounts of the cure of epilepti:s
BY injection of the virus has been pub
!ished and public interest has been
aroused in the new treatment. Before
IN opportunity was offered to compe-
;ent critics to examine the remedy, or
the statements of patients who were
supposed to be cured. and also without
waiting for the test as to the reliability
Of the treatment. it was widely ac-
:epted, and more than one hypothesis
of its mode OF action was proposed.
After some remarks upon the rationale
of the cure and the normal functions Of
The nervous system as restored, Or.
.iibier said he had been enabled, by the
courtesy of Charles L. Dana, visiting
physician ut Bellevue hospital, to make
number of observations extending
over six months, of the effect of anti.
rabies inoculations upon persons af.
aicted with epilepsy, and the result has
been uniformly favorable.
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NATIONAL QUARANTINE.

The House Committee Having the Matte,
in chargs Report a Bill.
WAsIHNaroN, Dec. 2s.-The house
committee having charge of the sub
ject OF establishing a national quarnn
tine, 1sadore Raynor, of Maryland,
chairman, have agreed upon bill
which they will report to the full com
mittce at its next regular meeting after
the recess OH Friday week. The bill
agreed upon is combination of Sena.
tor Harris bill and the measure intro
duced in the house by Mr.. Raynor. II.
puts the national q iarantine system
into the hands of the hospital service of
til revenue marine.
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Red,jeld Rel est.t, Mee,ing.

Huron, S. D., Dec. 29.-The meeting
# real estate men to be held in Red
ield on the 4th of January, is attract
ng wide attention. While the call EN-
braces only limited number of towns
IN certain lines of railroad in this part
IT the state, real estate men and others
Interested in the development of the
'tate at large will be present 1t is
proposed to formulate plans for pre-
enting the resources, products and
possibilities of this part of the state
1t the worlds fair in a suitable and
:reditablc manner, arrange for cxcur-
lions from Chicago to South Dakota,
md to offer inducements to capitalists,
business men and farmers to cast their
OTIS with the people of this common.
wealth.
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A NlHIL,sT SCARE in RUSSIA.
Nine Suspects Imprisoned prominent Off
ciaIs Under Surveillance. /,

Sir PETERSBURG, Dec. 2s.-Numerom
arrests continue to be made at Kioff OF
persons suspected of being nihilists
Nine more are among those
imprisoned either under sus
picion or direct charges OF
connection with n conspiracy agains,
the ear. The Russian authorities be
licve that they have unearthed wide
spread plot by which a number not
only of the lower offic ais, but also
those of higher rank are involved, and
several officers having positions of trust
and confidence near the person of the
czar have been put under surveillance
although not under arrest, being givcr
leave of absence from duty until the
suspicious resting upon them are veri
fed or disposed of. The extent Of the
plot is not. yet known and there seem.
no doubt that they are of genuine
cha1anfer
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one OF the EspIos.on victims.

DUnL1N, Dec. 90. The funeral of De
tective Synnott, who lost his life in the
explosion here Sunday, was held today
and was very largely attended by Off.
cials and citizens. 1t was one of the
largest funerals held in Dublin il
many years. Among those who ut.
tended were all the available police.
the members of the Gloistershire regi.
ment, stationed in this city, the mem.
bers of the fire brigade, Chief Commits
sioner Harroll, Inspector-General Reid.
the lord mayor and many other officials.
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RYAN WIN Trai, to ,4o,

CHICAGO, Dec. 2s.-Tommy Ryan has
tone to New Orleans to train for his
light with George Dawson. Ryan was
,ot we'll started on his journey whom
lis manager here reseivel telegram
!tom Dawson stating that he would re-
use to sign the articles unless The
weight clause was chan red to r .ad li1
pounds. Itnow reads I4l pounds, the
weighing to take place nt3 o'clock in
he aftern BON of the day of the fight.
The telegram stated in addition that
Dawson would sign rti.les to meet
8 lily Smith, of Boston, il Ryan did
not agree to the change. Ryan's man
.ger Immediately informed President
Dixon, OF the Olympic club, that Ryan
vas willing to weigh in as Dawson
stipulated.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1892-12-31
REINAcH WAS NOT POISONED
Not the Slightest Proof of Any Foul Play
Founi

PARIS, Dec. ee.-Thc rumors concern.
Ag the death OF Baron de Reinach and
the theory arising in regard to it were
proved this morning to have been
utterly baseless. The statement
made by DR.. Brouard, who
mad charge of the autopsy, was
made public today. 1t de.lares that
the analysis of the viscera revealed not
The slightest trace of po son, and the
conclusion arrived at by DIR. Brouar AMI
nis colleagues is that the baron's death
was due to natural causes.
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Fines. Drinking Fountain.

CHICAGO, Dec. 2s.-Thc finest ice
water drinking fountain in the worl6
now adorns the court yard between The
city and county buildings in the heart
Of the city. 1t is the gift to Chicago Of
John b. Drake, the veteran proprieto,
Of the Grand Pacific hotel, and wa.
dedicated yesterday afternoon with in,
teresting exercises. The fountain
proper is Gothic in design and of coral
granite from Italy. The interior cham
Der will hold three tons of ice. There
are ten faucets and as many bronze
drinking cups. The fountain is sur
mounted by a magnificent bronze statue
of Columbus, over seven feet in height
by r. II. Peck, the celebrated sculptor
and cast at Rome.
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New York cl S WORKERS Strike,

New YoRK, Dec. so.--A strike. in the
stained glass, mosaic and palesccnt
glass works is in progress in this city.
In consequence the work rooms of
every ecclesiastical and decorative
glass establishment is deserted The
strikers ask for tifty-honrs work a
week instead Of sixty and requested,
that worktnen should be divided into
two classes, one class to receive $a0and
the other class SIS q week.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1892-12-31
TEE :! GRAPHIC.

application. -'''.>'s 1''-1 ~
y. 3. ,Soo work OF every description executed
!. sas pest style and at the lowest rates.
Il. ID Advertisements not accompanied by in,
u u ~ astaons viii bc inserted until ordered OUT
! ana charged accordingly.
ehoft ss'i communications on any subtect Of
.nssfess !, 3re acceptable ii accompanied by
TIE name Of tho author.
u Az matter intended for the next issue
nus. 90 IN tho Office as early as Wednesday
svsnins y insure publication.
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Three of the ,niurad Die,

Lone ISLAND CITY, De-. 2s.-Thrc.
Of the victims of the explosion at ST
Johns hospital died at 1880 p. IN. They
are John Hopkins, John Deluny and
Barber Rock, whose wife was also
killed.
Shortly after noon the firemen sue.
seeded in getting the flames
nnder control in the Vernon
Oats. Tile number killed by the
explosion now foots up to a total oI
6vc, but it is probable that other
ieaths will swell this before the day is
over.
Mcintyre. the foreman of the tunnel
construction company, was arrested
after tho explosion. He was badly in.
jurad and is now in a dying condition.
To reporter he gave n brief account
nf the explosion. He said he had
placed about forty one-pound cart
ridges in a box four featsquare through
which steam pipes ran. for the pnrp os.
of thawing them out. He says
nc cannot account for the
explosion. He remembers moth
ng of what happened I'M.
Ill he recovered consciousness at hi.
nome. He says during his thirty-fivs
years experience in su:h work this is
5hc first accident of the kind that hal
,yer occurred.
1t is reported that an Italian tina.
sleptin n shan.y within ten feet o.
where the explosion occurred wa.
blown To piecas.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1892-12-31
psstru,tiys Fire IN kans /. S.

OsAwAToMIE, Kas., Dec. as.One Of
;he most destructive fires to life and
property ever experienced occurred hege
sast night. Three large twe-story
dwellings, on Crouch avenue, owned by
William Chestnut. caught fire from
natural gas and We're entirely con-
sumed, nothing being saved. Four per.
sons We're crclnated and several maas:
miraculous escapes in their night
elothesu :a-Ss
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soulh Omaha,

South OMAHA, Dec. s.
Hogs-Light, $3.50 954i; mixed. 4o.80a
845; heavy, s8.8535h2x.
Cattle-Stockers and feeders, saOO;A
2.25; cows, 500 9250: common, 75c,a .OJ.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1892-12-31
EATING PIGS FEET ON A WAGER
a ST. Louis Man Undertakes to Dispose Of
Three Day for Month.

Three Day for Month.
ST. LOUIS, Dec. 2o.-Mike Collins, a
laborer on, contract work, has under
taken to eat yard OF pigs feet, three
feet every day for thirty days, or for
felt $40 and the price of the feet. The
bet was made on December 4, with O.
Weber, a dealer in pork and pigs
feet, and it was agreed that Collins
should. eat them in Henry Lundt's
place,son O'Fallon street and Sarsfield
piaee The feet ares sent over
every day to Lundt's from Weber's
factory, and Collins can take his own
time about con uming them on condi-
ton that he leaves the bones for the
judges to certify to. Collins was seen
at Lundt's and seems determined to
win. He did not look very happy, how
ever, over the prospect of having to eat
the visible means of support of dozen
Or SO of pigs before he could win his
bet. Every evening the referees come
in and check up the bones and cremate
them in the stove at Lundt's. Consid-
cradle money is being wagered on the
result
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Fire in Senator Kyle's Re,idencs,

ABERDEEN, s. d., Dec. ~ Fire broke
out in Senator Kyle's residence at
o'clock Monday. The fire department
was called out and the fire extinguished
without serious damage. The senator
has been here for several days, having
been called home by the death of hi
child. He will return to Washington
with his wife in a few days.
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SOUTH DAKOTA NEWS.
Huron Knights Of Pxthla..

Huron, S. D., Dec ss.-Hurcn
Knights of Pythias will give grand
'eception and ball in the opera house
IN Friday evening. Elmendorfs or
:hestra, of Sioux Falls, will furnish the
music and guests will be present from
hat city, Manlfato, Tracy, Winona,
Pierre, Aberdeen, Watertown, Brook
ngs, Hawarden, Sioux City ana other
places. Elaborate preparations for
ihis party have been made and it is
likely to surpass any former efforts in
his direction made by Syracuse lodge.
Knights of Pythias.
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TIE GRAPH1C.,,,

~ Lacks hut . fsw msS..ths of hslnR - -,
ct newspaper IN Brule county. s2;
- ~ IN advertising medium Il jesnet -
eealsd BY any newspsrer In South Dakpta.
- Hasa rapidly tncrsasing csrculati Ion IN
the most Intelligent olass Of people IN iFulo
an the surrounding counties
- Has circulation second 70 noaa 10 tkp
or Adjoining counties. and pxid-up sxbe
scription list It is believed superior.
= II 10 lively. spicy. independent and dc.
voted solely TO tho interests OF Kimhall aaA
Brule county. Everybody enjoys reading T.
Give II q trial
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1892-12-31
THE DAkorAa.
xankton needs . public library.

AANs0o - puU1AC library.
=. madison 70 had a go-as-yor p ease race.
midst.
stnrgis thinks she ought to have a sani.
Snrium.
An opera house is being completed al
+ Carthage.
Fort Pierre's late $4,000 bonds will net
that city $4,000.
Yankton had a visit from ssDot leedls
Sharmcn band,,,
brookins reports substantial growtl,
Tor the past year.
me 3Yankton fire department has new
hook and ladder truck.
necktie social was given in church
parsonage in Scotland
i Inc sale OF stock in South Dakota this
year amounted to over 81, 100000.
Mitchell Will erect high school build.
Mg IN the spring costing $4,000.
- :. Reese, of Miner county, has beer
Drdalned Presbyterian Minister.
Ahe Hot Springs council have deter
mined to fine druggists who sell drinks
Inc Spirit Lake Chautauaua has secured
the Madison Chautauqua secretary, Mr..
4 sWhalen
The Daily Capital company, of Pierre,
were the lowest bidders for the state
printing.
Work on the Sioux Falls and Yankton
railway will be pushed all winter, weather
permitting.
AN Iowa man will operate mail route
petwecn Little Bend, on the Cheyenne
river, and Fort Pierre.
AlmOail nAnr1le n u ol- -s,,,r
Vie and horses are allowed to peran bulate
the streets of the town.
Joseph s. Presho, a resident of Yankton
Tor thirty-four years. died at the
advanced age of 50 years.
Fort Pierre's citizens will sleep sweetly
< now. A new ordinance makes all minors
be at home after O'Clock.
Q. 9. Frost, general superintendent of
our worlds fair exhibit collections, has
moved to Sioux Falls, headquarters.
Mathies s. Storm, dealers in general
merchandise ut Kimball, made an assign
ment for the benefit of their creditors.
5s yaakton is waking up to the great pros.
peot OF greater prosperity. All Of the
commercial business heads believe 1t, and
are preparing forit.
Evangelist Si,nons, of Aberdeen, has
aroused Washington Springs. The entire
3 community is stirred up TO the highest
pitch OF religious excitement.
~. 4. Simpson, editor and pub Usher of
the Tripp Ledger, has retired from the
EDITORIAL staff of the above paper and j.
B. Stout will hereafter publish the Tripp
Ledger. :.
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Victims az pojson.

LITTLE Rock, Ark, Dec. sa.-Thres
more convicts. victims ct the 1nysteri
aus poisoning at Helena, died this
morning, making thirteen who havs5
lied since the fatal arsenic was mixed
with their food. Six died at Helena.
one while on the way 70 Little Rock
and fve more IN the prison hospital
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1892-12-31
Whisky Men Preparin tor ths Tax.

c1NcINNAT1, Dec. ee. Every distillery
q this entire section is being run at its
ull capacity in anticipation of an in
reased tax on spirits. If the present
ate OF production is kept up few.
yeeka longer there will be such a stock
m hand that there will be little or
iothing for storekespers and gaugers
o do for years to come. a s.
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Nero Rayishsr hanzai,

BowLiNG GREEN, KY, Dec. ss.--At
1880 O'clock today before court ad-
iourned for dinner, a mob Of 1000 men
armed with Winchesters took Sam
Harper, the negro who assaulted Miss
Anderson a few nights ago, from the
officers at the court house and hanged
aim to tree.
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THE CAPTURED MARsAALs
II is Feared They Have Been kl'lsd..En.
gayement With the Randits. s

LAREDO, Tex, Dec. 2s.-Since the
capture Of the United States deputy
marshals last Sunday by Mexican ban
dts not word further haa
been heard of them and it is feared
they have been killed. News OF q
fight near Roma between detachment
OF United Suites cavalry under COM
lnand of Lieutenant West, has reached
the city. The engagement occurred
about 100 miles below Laredo. 1t Isl
stated one bandit was killed and one
wounded and that number Of horses
were captured. No casualties reported
on the American side.