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The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1893-09-30
ANOTHER RAILROAD WRECK
A Bad Accident on the Chicago
and Grand Trunk
Collision of Express Trains Near Believ ue,
Micb...specia' Car Te!esoop,d and
Two Killed and S.vsral
Sadly Injured.

BELLEvuE, Mich, Sept % A bad
accident occurred on the Chicago and
Grand Trunk railroad ut the station
here at . o'clock Wednesday. Ex
press train No. 5, west bound, which
was two hours late, was standing al
the station when 1t was run into by the
Erie express, also west bound, demol-
ishing special car attached to train
Nc.s:i.
The special car contained Cashier
Meredith of tie Chicago and Grand
Trunk road and his wife, Henry A.
Newland and wife, father and mother
of Mrs. Meredith; William Costles, por-
ter, and William Alternately, cook
Mr.. and Mrs Newland were killed out
right and Mr.. and Mrs Meredith IRE
badly injured. William Costles is fa
tail hurt. but William Alternately es
capped with slight injuries. The fire.
man of the Erie express, named John
son, is badly scaldea.
The Newland party left Detroit last
night for II ten days visit to the W orld'.
lulI, hT. 1NGWltutl Is ttle selilot IlcHi
Der of the firm of Henry A. Newland
Il Co., wholesale fur dealers of Detroit
Mrs. Newland is u daughter of the Hon.
james L. Joy. The special car was tel
escoped The roof was hurled into tho
ticket Office of the station, completely
demolishing it. The telegraph opera
tor had just stepped outside and escaped
instant death. The rest of the special
car was broken into splinters.
The rear end of the sleeper next to
the special was crashed in but no one
on board was hurt. Mr. and Mrs New
land We're instantly killed. The col
ored porter was injured internally. A
large piece of wood was driven into his
groin. He cannot live. Mr.. and Mrs.
Meredith were badly shaken up, but it
is not thought their injuries will result
fatally. The cook, William AbernathY,
was only slightly injured. Fireman
Jemison, ofNo. 8, was badly scalded,
and his engineer was slightly injured.
Train Nos5 was in charge of Con-
ductor ,I.sN Reid and No. 8 was in
-chafge Of Conductor J. w. mccarthy.
There is no telegraph operator. Mt Oil
vet and there was no way to signal No.
9 OF No SIS stop at that station. There
was q dense fog at the time of TIE nc
ciaent and the engineer of No. . could
not see the lights ahead of him.
The cause of the accident is that the
trains We're running too close together.
A coroner's jury has been summoned to
investigate the cause of the accident.
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OSCAR WILDE COMING ovEH
The sun Flower May Pay America Another,

Is
New YORK, Sept. 277.--Before the
snow flies we shall probably have in
our midst the aesthetic Oscar Wilde.
Oscar it is said, IS suffering with rheu-
lnatism, and his physician has advised
him to come to America for few
weeks. That is the story which comes
from London, at any rate There is a
different story, to the effect that the
disciple of the s,lnhower is coming on
business, and that he may be seen dur.
ing the winter months at various thea.
tiers throughout the country for the
small sum of So. He proposes, in other
words, to tour the country and deliver
lectures. Oscar is rapidly natriculatinE
for some quiet asylum in the Devon
shire section of England.
Oscars fantasies are taking on pale
gray hue, which must give serious np
prehension if not alarm to his friends.
He has been discussing materialism and
etherialism of late, arguing in tha
affirmative for the latter. One of his
latest ideas is that it Is bad taste for
butchers to expose their merchandise
to the public view. They should. lie
says. use Photographic joints, steaks
and rib roasts instead. Oscar thinks
tha. human life would be prolonged il
people accustomed themselves to sleep
ing under be6olothes delicately attuned
to their shade of hair and complexion.
AS to women, he says that tho wo.
man who wears lnauve, colored dresses,
bonnets and gloves is a snare and a
dellsion and shorsld be given wide
berth. A red-he,.ded woman in his
opinion is no more to be trusted than q
female who wears green eyes and blue
hair. He will tell us more about these
things when he gets in our midst.
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WILL RETURN 70 ROANOKE.
Mayor Trout Has No Fear of Violence From
His Townspsople.

4I|
RICHMOND, Va, Sept. 27,-H. 8.
Trout, the mayor of Roanoke, who is
nere with his wife and son, expects to
:eturn to that city in u few days. He
aas no fear of being molested when he
goes back and resumes his official
duties. The mayor was born and
:eared in Roanoke county and his
people for three generations have
ived there. He does not fenr to return
.mong people with whom he has been
10 long associated. Now that the
citizens of Roanoke have had time to
.hinls over their lawless acts, Mr..
Trout feels sure they can entertain ne
.esentment toward him for doing his
luty. The mayor of Roanoke will in
few days prepare a statement for
publication in which he will give a his
.ory of the events which led to the riot
md a description of the battle ground.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1893-09-30
MASSACHUSETTS DEMOCRATS
John E. Russell Nominated for Governor.
Fsaifirm tho National Platform.

Rsaitlrm the National Platform.
BOSTON. Mass, Sept. 2s.--John Il.
Russell of Leicester was nominated by
acclamation for governor by the demo-
cratic state convention Wednesday,. j..
b. Carroll of Springfield was named for
lieutenant governor.
The platform reattirms the support
of the national democratic platform of
1892, asserts confidence Ill President
Cleveland and his administration and
heartily supports the president and
Secretary Carlisle in their firm attitude
in favor of the immediate and uncon-
ditional repeal of the Sherman law.
The committee on the balance of the
state ticket made the following re-
port, which was adopted: For secre-
tary of state, Hon. James Mcdonald of
Marlboro: for treasurer and receiver.
Hon. Eben S. Stevens of Dudley: for at
torncy general. Hon. Charles S. Lilley
of Lowell: for auditor, Hon John IT,.
Wheelwright of Boston.
The state committee was given
authority to fill vacancies in the ticket,
and at $50 p. m. the convention ad-
journed.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1893-09-30
JLE COUNTY,
a MOTHERS HERoIsM.
Went Down Hand Over Hand Fifty Fee,
Into q Wall

INV q WE'LL
HAzLEToN, Pa, Sept, 2s.-A child
falling INTO siNty-foot well and the
herois courage of its mother climbing
down rope to it's rescue was tho
thrilling scene which occurred at
Mountain Top. Mountain Top is the
name of small village situated on the
| crest OF the mountain overlooking
Conyngham valley. On the edge Of n
knoll is very deep well from which
water is drawn with n windlass. A
number of children were playing in the
vicinity, and among them was Charley
Snyder. Mrs. Snyder was watching
their movements from the window o.!
her home, which is just across
the road For moment her
attention was attracted to an.
| other part of the house She had
barely left the. window when she was
suddenly startled by piercing scream.
Running to the door, her child's alb
sence was at once perceived, and with
a bound she reached the brink of the
we'll The cries of the children and
the frantic shrielss of the woman at.
tracted the attention of the hotel
guests and in n moment all We're rush
ing to the vicinity of the we'll. There
was nothing about its surface that
would show how the lad had fallen
into it, and those who peered into it's
gloomy depths failed to detect the
slightest sound.
She appealed to the crowd to rescue
the child, but the frail windlass gave
no encouragement to the feat, and
there was some hesitation about risk
ing it. Some one was dispatched for n
stouter rope, but the frenzied mother
could stand the strain no longer, and
before any one could prevent her She
had n firm hold of the rope and swung
herself over the yawning hole. Hand
over hand she descended fifty feet into
the earth, until her feet touched the
water which covered the bottom for
about n foot. She CROPPED about in the
| darkness until her hand came in con-
tact with the body of her darling. She
picked it up and claspcd it tenderly to
her bosom, but the child uttered no
the woman sank bacll exhausted
still holding tightly in her arms the
body of her boy. In the meantime the
excitement had grown intense and n
doctor was summond, With the arrival
of another rope several men came for.
ward and volunteered to decend the
we'll. When James Heating, one OF
the men, finally landed on the bottom
he found the mother holding the child
in her arms. After some difficulty both
We're again brought to the surface.
The child was to all appearances dead,
| but Il close cyamina tiDD showed that
such was not the case. He had sus-
tanned a severe fracture OF the skull and
several contusions of the body.
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Mrs. Burt and har Diamond Eind.

Sioux FALLS, $. d. Sept. sT.-Mrs
Louise D. Burt, who claims to have
found some time ago n packet of dia-
monds worth several thousand dollars,
left last night for Chicago to meet a
man from Boston whose name She
would not disclose, who had wired her
that the diamonds belonged to him.
The Boston party has agreed, she says,
to pay all her expenses and to give her
n big reward in case the property she
has found proves to be his missing dia-
monds. The case has excited much
speculation here. II was thought for
some time that the missing stones be-
longed to Nine. Lopez, but they do not
answer the description of the Lopez
stones. Mrs. Burt claims that the Bos-
ton man secured hersaddress and the
circumstances of the find by means of
an article which appeared recently in
the New York Clipper.
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COW CAUSES A RELIGIOUS RIO
Trouble in Calcutta Which II Is Thou sht
May Result Seriously.

CALCUTTA, Sept. 2S.-A religious riot
which may have serious consequences,
according to well posted people, oc-
CURED here Wednesday,. A number of
Hindoos espied a COW on Give street
being led to q butchers, and this being
offensive to their religious ideas, the
Hindoos seized upon the COW "a spite
of the protests of the man leading
it, and n lively row followed
The Europeans took the part of
the COW owner, and the offended
Hindoos We're reinforced by many of
their sympathizers Finally, when a
desperate riot was brewing, an influ-
ential Mahomednn gentleman and a
Hindo ieinedar succeeded in pacifying
the crowd, and eventually funds were
raised by the Hindpo spectators for the
purchase Of the animal. which was led
away by the Hindoos in direction
contrary to the: butcher shop. The
Englishmen here regard the mi emily
trivial Incident ass hei ing mos n s
4 cant q a And iiIselx
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1893-09-30
A MEXICAN DUEL.
Same Sort as tn, French. ..Pfomnant Poll
ticians the Principals

CITY OF MESIco, Sept. 2s.-Another
affair of honor has occurred in this
city. producing a great stir in political
Ind high society circles. The duel oc-
Cured last Wednesday, but was kept
such a close secret that but few of the
details have come to light. The prin-
cipals were Hon. Manuel Terret Ban
tista and Hon. Querque Borges,
both prominent politicians. The field
of honor was in the vicinity of La
Piedad cemetery. The second for Mr..
Bantista was prominent member of
congress and federal senator acted as
field judge. Six shots We're exchanged.
both men being slightly wounded. Mr.,
Borges was the challenged party and
the cause was for fancied insult.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1893-09-30
A BAD MAN CAPTURED.
AMoonshiner Who Has Dated the Au!hori-
ties for 9oz an Years

a aMoonshiner Who Has Dated the Au!hor
ties fora 9ozsn Yelrs.
WHEELING, w Va, Sept. a7--'rhe
most important capture OF Il inoonshine
whisky maker of recent years was mada
by United States Marshal D. II. IIar.
man on Indian creek. Wyoming
county. The man captured was tho
famous Willard Morgan, over whose
head Il reward has been hanging for
ten years. Morgan began making
moonshine and killing people who
stood in his way in 1870 and has pros
pered and defied law ever since. He
has, with the assistance of those en-.
gagged with him, driven 4 dozen posses
out of Wyoming county, and last fall,
single handed, disarincd four officers
and made them walk out of the county
before the lnnzzle of his cooked win
chester. Six years ago the Legislature
passed a resolution ordering the state
militia out to capture Morgan, but the
troops threatened mutinv anc. the Off.
GERS not caring to go into Morgnn's
stronghold, never enforced the order.
Morgan boasts that in fifteen years
his rifle has never been six feet away
from his hand The number of men
who have died at his hands is variously
estimated at from six TO fifteen. Nor
gan is now So years old, 6 feet inches
tall and still a powerful man. He has
nmassed considerable wealth. having
conducted the moonshine business on
the wholesale plan, running sometimes
MS many as five stills and shipping the
product in barrels. He was finally cap
turea through the duplicity of one OF
his men, who led him into close quar-.
tiers, where he was surrounded. He
was brought to Welch and held for the
United States court.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1893-09-30
Cholera Raging in Persia,

CALCUTTA, Sept. 27-Advices received
here from Persia show that for two
weeks past cholera has been ravaging
the towns and villages along the east.
cru shore of the Persian gulf. Several
OF them have been completely deserted,
the inhabitants having filed into the
interior to escape the dreaded sconrge
that has worked such great havoc
there. 1t is believed their fight will
result in wide dissemination of the dis,
ease. In Kazaroon, in the province OF
Ears, and a considerable distance from
the gulf, there are many deaths from
nh Nv,
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1893-09-30
FIRE AT MILWAUKEE.
Big Furniture Factory of Kipo & Co.
Nearly DESTROYED

MILWAUKEE. Wis, Sept. es.--The
furniture factory OF "A. q. Kipp 4 Co..
at ll5 and 125 Huron street, was nearly
destroyed by fire early Wednesday.
The loss on furniture stock is about
100000. The fire started from gas
jet in the office, the woodwork
near it igniting. The building was
owned by Mrs. May Seaman and is
damaged about so per cent. The walls
still stand. There was q panic in the
krause hotel, adjoining the Fipp build
ing, but no one was hurt. The hotel,
cheap boarding house, was damaged
few hundred dollars.
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APPEALS TO TrE COURTS.
rhe Louisville and Nashville Can't Handle
the Strikers.

LOUISVILLE, Ky. Sept, 27.The
Louisville and Nashville railroad has.
appealed to the courts for assistance in
iealing with its striking maehinists.
At Mobile and Evansville yesterday
.he roads attorneys applied for ipjun6.
:erfering in any manner with workmen
employed by the company. At Evans,
sille the roads lawyers in addition
10 securing restraining order sued
the Louisville committeemen,.w who per-
suaded the workmen to quit, for SIS, 900
damages. In this city the strikers in.
luced onc-half the machinists brought
from distance to join their ranks. A
small force of mon is ut work, and both
sides claim to be certain of victory.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1893-09-30
Chicago.

UNION STOCK YARDS, Cu1oAao, Sept az. .
Hogs-Quotations: Heavy, $85O@ 75;
fight, s6.l5@7.00; mixed, So l5t96 90;a
tough heavy So 00(d6.30. s
Cattle-Quotations: beeves, $5.50@I
$40; cows, sl.l0@2.70; stockers and
feeders, $210i9350. y y
Sheep-Natlves, s4O0@5 90; Texans,
f2.20Ql2.40; westerns, 81. 3s4bB5
Closing: Beeves, 3d. 50Q5. .35; cows,
sl.2o9s, ,25; steers and feeders, s925@s.bb
Sheep steady. VA
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1893-09-30
The MITCHELL CORN PALACE.
Opens Today With Every AS
surance of Success.
Larger, Finer and Better in Every Way
Than Last Yoar-.Good Music and
Great Display...News OF
South Dakota.

MITCHELL, S. d., Sept. a6.-The sec
stid annual exposition of the Corn Belt
associations will be held in this city,
commencing Wednesday morning and
confirming until October 6. The build.
'hy Is much larger than the one of last
year, while its appearance has been
greatly improved by changes in it's
architecture and arrangement. The
decorations on the outside are about
completed and are far superior in taste
and beauty to those which adorned the
palace last year. Mr., Rohr has spent
much time and study upon the differ
ent designs and some of them would be
credit to the halls of the art gallery
Ae the White City. In all the work of
decoration oaly experienced men have
peen employed and consequently the
decorations are the equal of anything
ever seen at the Sioux City corn pal
ace,.
The inside work is being carried on
by the ladies of Mitchell under the SUI
pervlsion OF the director, Mr.. Rohr
Many beautiful booths are nearing
completion and the experience gained
last year has been of much use to the
ladies as is shown by the improved APP
pearancc of the interior arrangements.
Several of the booths are similar to at
FRACTIONS seen ut the worlds fair, the
ladies having busted themselves while
there in gaining ideas and taking
notes to be used at this time. One
booth in particular that has been trans
planted In this way is IL crystal cave,
and when completed it will be beau.
tlful dYplay. Several florists are to
make displays also, among the number
oeiylg j. Rennison Of Sioux City.
The music viii be furnished by the
Lynn, Mass, band for the concerts, as
sisted by the Juvenile band of Iowa
during the last five days, while there
/. Will be several outside bnnds present
to assist the Mitchell band in the street
parades. Aside from the three con-
+ certs to be given daily many other at
tracsive features have been added to the
program, such as dances, an Indian
soldiers and Shriners will each have a
day. General r. A. Alger, of Michi-
gan, is expected to be present on G. A.
b. day.
Sixteen counties have written for
space to make county displays and
much interest is manifested in the com.
petition for the prizes offered to the
one making the best exhibit. These
agricultural displays will be of much
interest to persons from the east who
are anxious to learn what South Da-
kota's possibilities are, and will no
doubt be of much advantage by way of
advertising the counties making them
Iheagents who are distributing adj
vertising matter in the various parts of
the state report that the people are
talk ng Il deep interest in the carnival
and 1t is safe to say that much larger
crowd will be here than came last year
Everybody in this county is doing ev-
erything possibl to add to the success
of the entertainment aud it looks now
rs II Mitchell would care for 1he largest
crowd that ever visited any town in tho
state dpfing the same length of time.
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Will DEPEND ON THEMSELVES
;armers of Clark County, Kansas. Withdraw
Ann1ic tjnn for C%ata Ihid ~

farmers Of Clark County, Kansas. Withdraw
Application tor State Aid. 5
TOPEKA, Kos, Sept, e7.--The people
of Clark county, one of the counties in
1ced of seed wheat, have withdrawn
their applications for state aid. They
say that as there is no hope OF
assistance from that: sourcss
hey have formed an asscia.
lion of their own citizens for the pur.
pose of subscribing and soliciting seed
wheat or money to buy it, Citizens
who have property are responding with
,aithful liberality and influences are
at work to bring help from outside. II
IS believed that sufficient grain to seed
the county will be secured.
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Settled in Favor OF Jaffers

HURON, S. D., Sept. 27.-The SIS, 600
liblel suit brought by A. w. Wilmanth,
city attorney, against L. NJ. Jetfers,
for utterances derogatory to hisreputa-
tion as an attorney, has been decided
in favor of the defendant by the circuit
court. The evidence was greatly en-
ioyed by the crowd of spectators pres
ent, and indicated that the opinions
expressed by Mr.. Jeffers nre shared by
many other taxpayers of Huron. The
cost of the proceedings fall upon Mr..
tYilmanth
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THE GRAPHIC.

- Lacks but a few months OF being me o.
eat newspaper in nrrle county.
~ Aa an advertising medium II 80 not -.
celled by any newspaper In South Dakota.
~ Has a rapidly increasing circulation an1s,r
the most Intelligent class Of people In Aruis
and the surrounding counties.
~ Has circulation second to none In thr.
or adjoining counties, and paid-up sxS
soription list 1t is beloved superior.
W-It is lively, spicy. independent an1 ds.
voted Bolely to the interests OF KimbaIl and
Brulo county. Everybody enjoya reading ik
Give 1t y trial
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1893-09-30
THEY HuaeED AND KISSED.
Meeting of the anerors William and
Francis Jossph.

f"SSHh'S VI tUs & lDerCS5 william ana
Francis Jossph.
VEN A, Sept, y. Emperor Willialb
oi Germany arrived at He,zendorf this
morning, where Emperor Francis 10.
seph has cast and an extensive es.
tablishment. Tho German emperor
was greeted at the station by Emperor
Francis Joseph and their maiesties
heartily kissed and embraced each
other. While the court officials were
awaiting the arrival OF the two en-.
perors at the castle considerable excite.
mement was caused among them by tha
sudden appearance of .an unkempt and
wild looking individual who announced
that he had been ordered to presen,
himself at the castle for the purpose of
personally attending upon Emperor
Willian 1t was soon learned fram the
mans language that he was a lunatie
and he was arrested before the i'm
perial party arrived from the railway
station. Shortly after Emperor VII
liam arrived he donned hunting COS
tune and started off to shoot deer.
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Democrat and populjst Conventions,

SIoux FALLS, S. D., Sept. 26.-Thc
democrats of the Second judicial cir.
cult held their convention here yester.
day afternoon and nominated Judge
John Il. Garland by acclamation
Judge Garland will not accept the nom
ination as he has very valuable prac.
tice which he could not afford to give
..p for the iudgeship The populists of
the circuit held their convention in
another hall Mt the same hour and
nominated w. a. Wilkes of this place.
Mr.. Wilkes is an independent rcpub-
lican who last year worked with the
populists He has been at the head of
the enforcement campaign in this
county for several years and is one of
the most rabid prohibitionists in the
state. He has accepted the nomin-
Rtinn
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! THE GRAPHIC.

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