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ter the journal Of the house had been read
and approved, Mr.. Munson. dem, Kansas,
by unanimous consent. called up bill
granting the Kansas, oxlahoma Central
and Southern railroad right Of way
through Oklahoma and Indian Territories.
The bill was passed
Mr.. Holman, dem. Indiana, offered .
resolution setting forth that more than
oJ,,0o0 had been paid in premiums for
building vessels for the new navy, alleg-
ing that the trial trips We're calculated to
benefit only the builders and instruct.
ing the committee on naval affairs
to make q thorough investigation and as
certain whether there had been any col
fusion between the contractors and Off
cials and report by bill or otherwise
The preamble and resolution were re.
ferred to the committee on naval affairs
Mr.. Myers. dem, Louisiana, moved that
the house go into ommitlee OF the whole
to consider the resolution providing for :
Joint commission to investigate the per.
sonnel of the navy. Filibustering began
at once.
The house passed the Utah state hood
bill by practically unanimous vote.
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a WATER MONKEY.
Hs Runs on with Ring. but Brinss II
Back Again.

Monkeys, as is we'll known, are ike
cats in dread of getting wet, says q
writer in the Youth's Communion, On
shipboard have often laughed to see
them scampering from n heavy spray
together under the lee of the long bsat
during a passing shower. But on tas
ship Euphrates we had a monkey that
was actually fond of swimming. II
One day whiic we were anchored 10
the roadstead off Cape Coast castle.
on the wesGcoast of Africa, the passen-,
gers were seated under the awning
looking at some jeweay that had been
brought on board by the natives aud
offered for sale. The captains vito
had very rare ring made Of African
gold and engraved with the signs OF
the zodiac. 1t had been brought to
her rs an engagement ring by her
husband, and was the dearer to her.
from the fact that he had been wreck,
ed and picked up at sea with it on his
finger. !
One Of the lady passengers who had
been looking at the ring and whose at
tention was attracted by some OF the
native jewelry placed it on the cabin
skylight beside her. The next mo-
ment our pet monkey jumped on the
skylight, seized the ring, and, putting
it in his mouth, jumped on the main
deck and ran forward.
Instantly everyone was on his feet
chasing the monkey. 1t ran frora one
end of the deck to the. other. ant then
climbed aloft. Some OF the sailors
went up and drove it down again.
When it reached the railing Of the
bulwarks it paused and looked around.
The sailors were fast closing In ON it,
and without moments hesitation II
jumped overheard.
On rising to the surface it tried to
climb up the vessels side, but her
copper was high out of the water and
it could get no hold with its paws.
Then it dived, swan under the ships
bottom, and came to the surface on
the other side. This performance it
repeated three or four times.
While this was going on the cap
tain's wife remained seated. Tears
we're in her eyes as she spoke to the
sailors. "Neyer mind" she said, 4don't
chase the poor monkey any more; it
doesn't know any better. It's instincts
teach it to steal"
She had hardly finished speaking
when the monkey came over the quar-
ter of the vessel and with rush leap
ed across the deck, jumped into her
lap. and, putting its finger into its
mouth, drew the ring out Of the chesk
pouch at the side of its Jaw and drop
ned it into her lap
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How He saved a Big Pic.

Senator Cameron told the other day
an anecdote TO illustrate the high
standard OF political morality up In the
Keystone state. There was nn old
Dutchman, farmer, thrifty and pros
porous, who, bad been carefully saving
Tor many years. Finally he was elect.
ed to tho legislature. It was pecu-
sliarly profitable session. There were
several railroad charters mp for con,
sideration. Hans served fnithfully,'
never broke silence. and nlway, voted; !;
and after the legislature had ad.
journed surprised hfs friends At home
by laying the foundation Of q tl0. .OOO
house, while there were rumors OF 4
S20, QUO bank deposit. Have you had
n LEGACY. Hans9n asked bei9hbor at
last Oh, no,' was the reply; Il have
only been saving "Bnt how could
you manage to save $50, 900 on y three
months' sal;A.y Of 70 a dayps .Al!.
responded Haps conplncently, shat
was very easy. You see. my wife
didn't keep nohired girl last WINTER =
- R1st03i A fli,e1sfise,. g e ssT n
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HE STOLE ONE CENT.
Cowboy DE France Goes Up for Life
Robbinr the Mails,

Cowboy De France Goes Up for Life for
Robbing the Mails.
OMAHA. Dec. l3.-A striking example
81 the apparent Inconsistencies of JUS
tice is aifordcd by case which is now
pending in federal court. For tho
theft Of a single copper cent W. D. De
France will be sentenced to prison for
life. De France is the cowboy who as
saulted the messenger who was carry-
ing the United States mail from the
depot to the poslotiice at Gordon. Neb.
He gnincd possession of the mail pouch,
but the only booty he obtained was q
single penny which had in some man
sne,, been dropped into the bag. He
was arrested and sent to Jail to
await trial. The case has been
on trial for the past two days
before Judge Dundy and yesterday
afternoon the jury brought in verdict
sofsPnilty;
He had robbed the United States
m6il and placed the life of the messen.
ger In jeopardy. Imprisonment for
@life is Stlre punishment, whether the
Amcunt st lien be penny or fortune,
mud when De France is called up to be
/ ssentcncesl Judge Dnndy will be Obliged
70 inhict THIS penalty. owing to the
severity Of the sentence executive elem.
stsncy is often shown in cases OF this
kind, but the court is obliged to pas.
+ theslffe sentence.
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Students of the University Of Chicago Inter.
vieW Outcasts.

CHICAGO, Dec. 12.-Cne thousand
Itarving men huddled shivering in the
corridors of the city ball last night
While among them moved college
professor and fifteen students making
aotes and studying social problems
with the scientific interest of soulless
,cientists. q The hundreds of men as they
.ay on the cold tile floors or fought for
places near the steam heaters were
questioned by Prof. Hourwitch of the
University of Chicago and his class in
.tatistics. A list of queries had been
prepared with view to developing
data regarding the unemployed of Chi
sago All those questioned denied be-
ing beggars and expressed anxiety for
work. The greater number nre un-
married.. The men said they were
.ble to get no work outside of odd jobs
5y which they could earn but 81 a
week or less.
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WAYS AND MEANS.
rhe Committee in Session Giving the Last

The Committee in Session Giving the Last
Touches to the Tarifr Bill.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 13.-The ways
.nd means committee is in session
;oday considering the remaining parts
If the administrative features of the
,ill. When that work is completed
his afternoon, the democratic
members of the committee will
ry to. get together and give the finish-
ng touches to the internal revenue
schedules. Mr.. Breckinridge of Arkan-
.as, one of the leading democratic
members Of the committee, said this
morning that it was hardly likely the
dill would be laid before the house for
teveral days, lnasmuch as that time
would elapse before the majority report
will be ready.
The democratic members of the ways
md means committee today decided to
put a small duty on laundry soap. The
PRESENT duty is 90 per cent. The com.
nittee will make it 10 per cent.
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CATHOLICS AND The SCHOOLS
Statement Of Baltimore Priest on the
Burning Topic.

z. BALTIMORE, Md, Dec. 12.-Rev. Will
lam +. bartlett, pastor OF st. Anne's
Catholic church and the leading spirit
the control of the parochial schools
If this diocese, is out in statement
.ondemning th. attacks OF the A. p.
A. and the Protestant clergymen on the
'ecent school circular. He snys those
Attacks on the Catholic church are q
.elic Of the old spirit of persecution, and
hat Intelligent non-catho!ics will pay
40 heed to the vaporings OF raeir dis
sased imaginations. The A. P. A. in
The west, he declares, is composed al
most entirely OF foreigners and the en-
lire movement is controlled by forces
outside the country. Catholics, he said,
.ecognize as well as Protestants the
'ital Importance to this country Of the
Underlying principles of the public
school system and will be the tirst to
AXE up arms in its defense, should it
De SO threatened.
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HAWAIIAN Apvlces.


Interview With p. s. Jones. Minister of
Finance Under Lnluokalani.
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Dec. l3.-P. S.
Jones, minister Of finance under Queen
Liliuokalani at the time the ministry
was deposed for want OF confidence.
and subsequently minister OF finance
ander the provisional government, was
. passenger on the Oceanic, which ar
rived from Honolulu last night. He said
that should the United States attempt
to restore the queen by force
there certainly would be trouble. He
,tated that Mr.. Blount in preparing his
report, had positively refused to hear
evidence likely to clash with his pre-
conceived ideas. The idea of resorting
to force to resist the queens restoration
S permeating all classes. Even the
better class of natives have espoused
the provisional cause.
Mr.. Jones is on his way to Washing
ton on semi-ofticial business in the in
terest of the provisional government
and is the bearer of several affidavits
from people in Honolulu. calculated to
disprove statements made in Commis.
sioner Blount's report. j. II. Soper,
commander OF the provisional govern.
ment forces, swears that he did not re.
port to the committee OF citizens that
he had full assurance from
Stevens that the latter would
back up the revolutionary movement
as stated in Blounts report; that he
was fully aware that no assistance
would be given by the American minis.
ter in esta blishing the defacto govern.
ment Other statements Of Clevelands
commissioner are contradicted. The
rest OF the depositions are OF the same
nature. nll asserting that Blount's in.
yestigation was prejudicial.
General w. II. Dimond, ex-superin.
tendent Of the San Francisco mint, was
also passenger on the Oceanic The
military situation attracted his atten.
tion. He said the provisional govern.
ment was strongly intrenched. The
forces were excellently disciplined
under efficlent officers. They
were armed with Springfield
rifles, gatling guns and
other field pieces. Fifteen hundred
men were available on short notice.
He was told that if marines landed ar
attempt would be made to repulse
them. The influential royalists are
chiefly British subjects who believe
that the queen will be eventually re
stored.
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Big Imperial Eaters.

The czar is described as the largest
eater among crowned heads and the
kaiser comes next. Tho latter is stated
to hnve mania for eating at extraor.
binary times, and. although di, az
copiously before going to the theste'r.
he generally insists on the dispatch
from the imperial kitchens Of fully
prepared supper, which devonrs in
one one at the private room. Of the thea
ter between the acts,
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cot Evsn With Al,rald.

SPRINGFIELD, Ills, Dec. 13.-Governo.
Altgeld, speaking of the Germania club
incident in Chicago said: 81 was earn
rstly solicited by three members to give
them public positions. For reasons
considered good, declined, and l sup.
pose that in voting not to receive my
picture, to be placed on the walls ofthe
society's hall, they thought they were
getting even with me-"
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Martial Law In Pernambuco.

WASHINGTON, Dec. ls.-MartiaI Law
has been declared in Pernambuco, Bra
zil, but all is quiet there. This new,
came to the nryy department todn,
from Captain Picking, commanding tn,
United States naval forces at Rio Jan
eiro, who ALSO said in his cablegrau
that the American consul ut Pernam
buco had asked him as prccautionar.
measure to send q vessel to that port t.
protect American interests.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1893-12-16
RY A WIRE NET WORK.

rhe House Of Commons to BE Protected
Against Bombs.
LONDON. Dec. 13,-The Right Hon.
Seorge Shnw Lefevre, first commits
t!oner of works, will be asked by the
aouse Of commons to erect wire net
work. in front OF the strangers gallery
If the house in order to prevent any
,ne from throwing bombs into the
body OF the house.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1893-12-16

CHEYENNE, Wy, Dec. NV. A.
Richards, insurance agent, disappeared
from this city some six weeks ago. The
general agent of the Sun Insurance
company of San Francisco arrived in the
city and reported that Richards was
short $4,000 his accounts with the
company. Richards came from Lima,
O., 10 years ago. He is grand chancellor
of the Knights of Pythias of the state.
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Won a wager hv pinyinr Tram,

New ORLEANS, Dec. 13.-Edward A..
Williams, who undertook to walk from
New York to New Orleans in 73 days
without spending cent enroute, ar.
rived hore five days ahead of time. The
walk was undertaken on wager of
$1,000. He has certificates from parties
along his road, showing that he faith.
fully carried out his contract,
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An Open Letter to Gresham.

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Dec. 13.-Th.
Gamer Oceanic, which arrived her.
asst night, brought an open letter from
Charles L. Carter, cx-commissioner o,
the provisional government OF Hawaii
to Secretary Gresham, in which he de
MES the statements made by the latte,
to the president and answers them il
detail. Mr.. Carter also gives state
ments in support of Minister Steven.
and the provisional government
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Indian. oppos.d to a Chaprs.

DES1soN, Tex, Dec. l3.-Ths chiefs
Of the Ave civilized tribes will hold a
meeting next week to agree upon plan
Of action as regards the commissioners
from Washington to confer as to the
breaking up of tribal relatio3. The In.
aians are al agreed that they will hold
out as long as possible against any
change in the present tribal status.
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ST. Louis. Dec. 13.---Ja,Aes Murray,
one of the four negroes who murdered
Conductor Edgar Fnzwilliams last Sep.
!einber, agreed to plead guilty and ac.
cept asentence Of 90 years Imprisonment.
The cases against the other three, Ed.
ward Murray, Henry Shelton and Will.
am HensleY. will be pressel.
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VIENNA, Dec. 13.-The Prague coer.
sion measures were debated in the rich.
srath,, The young czechs vigorously op
posed the measures and violently at.
tackled the government. Admissions to
the public galleries were greatly re-.
stricted as result Of precautions taken
against outrages similar to that in the
French chamber Of Deputies.
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CHICAGO PosToFFlce ROBBERY
Go Clue to the Robber---Caslter Robertson
Resting Easy.

CHICAGO, Dec. ls.-No clue to the
perpctrator OF the bold robbery in the
postofiice last night has developed.
dow much money was secured by tho
'obber is not definitely known, but Post
Master Sexton estimated the amount
1t about 5000. Cashier Robertson,
he victim of the robbery, was at his
,ome this morning with his head
,andaged, hut the report sent to the
postmaster was that lie was resting
,asy and not suffering much, though
he lay unconscious on the floor of his
office from 6:30 until nearly 10 o'clock
asst night. Postmaster Sexton has
tent physician to Robertson's house
70 examine him and ascertain the ok.
act nature OF his injuries
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GEORGETOWN. Colo, DEC. 1S.-Never
in the history of the Oldest inhabitant
has there b, Il such protracted storm
as that which has prevailed here for
three weeks. 1t has been showing con-
stantly most of the time and the drifts
In many places are FIVE feet deep. The
weather is very cold and there will be
much suffering among the poor if it con.
<inyos lopu
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THROUGH THE WILDERNESS.
Having Tasted Forty Days Mrs. Williams
Awaits the Spirit OF Prophecy.

Awaits the Spirit Of Prophecy.
PORTLAND, Ore, Dec. 1e.-Mrs. Geo,
H. Williams has finished her forty days
,ast for the publication of the body
md is now in condition to receive revela-
lions from the holy spirit, enabling her
10 predict just when the world will end.
Mrs. Williams is the wife of President
Grants attorney general and the leader
Of a band of religious fanatics who pro-
less to believe the world is about to
come to an end. She is classed by some
IS a Christian Scientist because she
preached that in order to secure pure
body it is necessary for one to go
'throngh the wilderness" which is an
almost absolute fast for forty days and
aights. This was her second trip
through tho wilderness. Before she
began it she said the end of the world
was ut hand.
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Chicago.

UNION STOCK YARDS, cu1oAoo, Dec. 13.
uogs-Quotations: Heavy, s5.2o95. 40;
light, s,.-5@5b5; mtxed, $5.l0(95 45
rough heavy, 81 s5le5.lv
Cattie-Quotations: beeves, ss5o@
feeders, S2l0i93.bo.
Sheep-Natlves, s8OO@425; Texans,
II. n.40@8..0; Westerns, S2.25(Q3 40
Closing: Beeves, sS2t(66a5; cows,
n.21@3zO; stockers and feeders, $2.25@
80
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No Truth in the Rumor.

New YoRK, Dec. IL A director Of the
Chicago and Eastern Illinois saws there
10 not word Of truth in tho report
from Chicago today that the Eastern
Illinois has been sold to tho Big Fou,
and that the transfer would be made
on February L., s4
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THE CIR RAPHIO.

~ fAnks but ! fsw months OF bsanr - =
ct newspaper n Rruis cou1sss E773
y AZ an adyertiains medium i4sis ~ -
eellod hy any newspaaer In Soush DakoSa, 3
- Hasa RAPIDLY ytncressing olrsuia atson sm..1
tho most Intelligent Glass OF psopie IN iaeals
and the surrounding connties.
has . ejaculation second to noas In IN,
or adjoining counties. and pRid-up sxA.
seript,on list IT is believed superior.
II Ia lively. spicy. Independent ana ds.
voted solely to the interests OF Rifnbsll ~
ssnle county. Every body enjoys reading n
Give IL trial. = =
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WIN reward detective Agron.

PARIS. Dec. l3.-The prefecture al
police will give reward to Detective
Agron for drawing outa q confession from
Auguste Valiant, the man who threw
the bomb in the chamber o. deputies,
on Saturday tlast. The Autorite de
clnres that Valiant is a member of tn.
cosmopolitan anarchist society ant
that he was furnished with the re
sources by foreign members of the so
ciptv
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1893-12-16
BATTLE in RIO HARBoR.

tnsurgent Admiral Dlgama Firing on the
Custom House and Arsenal.
WASHINGTON, Dec. "a The big
battle expected to take place in the
harbor Of Rio Janeiro has begun at
last. This afternoon the navy depart
nsnt received the following cable mes
sage from Picking:
Rio JASEIRo. Dec. l3-Copas island and
Enchadas are in the possession OF Admit
raj Digama, the insurgent commander
The former Is we'll fortified and 10 contin-
aally hiring upon the custom house and
aaval arsenal with small arms. 1t is dan
yerous to land.
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May Lose Their Representatives.

TOPEKA, Dec. l3.-The counties OF
Grant, Seward and Stevens will proba-
bly, lose their representatives in the Leg
islature. According to a constitutional
provision no county polling less than 300
votes at any election can be represented.
at the last election these three counties
polled but 1914 votes SO that unless the
legislature. which is the judge Of the
qualification of its own members, chooses
to admit representatives from these
counties they will be without represen-
kofion
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1893-12-16
Governor Rich Asks For Funds,

Governor Kich Asks For Funds.
LANSING. Mich, Dec. la.-After hear.
ing the report of the committee sent
from Detroit to investigate the condition
of the p5ers in the upper peninsula
Cover Rich issued another proclama.
ton. ;,sk,ng for further contributions Il
the fund which is being raised to hell
them. Illinois and Wisconsin are alss
requested to join.
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Prasidsntial Nomin ,tions

WASHINGTON, Dec. 12.-The presi.
lent today sent TO the senate the fol-
owing nominations:
Charles w. Dabney. jr.. of Tennessee to
,e assistant secretary OF agriculture, vice
edwin Willis, resigned.
Postmssters: Colorado-James H. Jor.
tan, Denver.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1893-12-16

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. l3.-The United
States cruiser olympia has started for
Santa Barbara channel. Caief Engineer
Morris predicted tho cruiser will make
241S knots OH her official trial. This
means II bonus of $500,0 from the gov.
ernmert to the Union Iron works.
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The MARKETS.
Sioux City live stoas

UNION STOCK YARDS. Sioux CTR, Dec. is.
: Hogs = Heavy, s5.o5@515; mixed,
5.l0tG5.l l1}4; Eight, s5.15t@5 i716.
Cattlc-Beeves, xs.0)t44.00; cows and
heifers, sl.60@s.00; bulls, sl.25t92 5;
stockers and feeders, s2.OO@3.3s; year
iings and calves, S:.OuQ0..55.
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Major George NJ. Proctor, father of the
new civil service commissioner, John r.
Proctor, Is in his SSth year. but still strong
and active He served in the confederate
hey aha she n,s broke ont bv ~,
father,s side until the close.
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ASSAULTED AND RoBeED.
Thugs Relieve a Business Man Of Mitchell OF
His Vaiuabies

ABERDEEN. 8. D., Dec. Ill. NJ.
Beatty, a business man Of
Mitchell, claims TO have beer
knocked down by three
men In this city last evening and
robbed OF 1927 in cash and q gold watch
and chain The assault is alleged tc
have takea place between and &c
o'clock Sunday night. Beatty was
quite badly injured.
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scHE,a pLEAlss GUILTY.
The, ,DefaultinK Bankssf Minneapolis Teller

The, ,DefaaltinK Bankssf Minneapolis Teile.
Acknowledges His Guilt.
MINsEAPo1.Is, Mimi, Dec. i3.-Phil
schetg, the dcfnulting teller Of the
Bank Of Minneapolis, who was brought
back yesterday from London, was ar
raigned this morning and pleaded
guilty. He was remanded until tomor.
row when sentence will be pronounced.
The case of the Floyd boys, his accom-,
piices, viii then bo taken up and Scheia
sssd IS = witness agaiast them.
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Gunpowder Factory blows Up

LONDON, Dec 1s.-The government
gunpowder factory ct Waltham Abbey.
thirteen miles northeast Of London.
blew up today. One man was killed
and eight men were seriously injured.
The wreck of the building caught fire
and was completely DESTROYED.