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GouaE EuncLe SAM
Canadian Judges in Extradition Cases Pace
Their Fees at Exorbitant Figures.


Their Fees at Exorbitant Figures.
OTTAWA, Ont, June eli. A.
ouimet, acting minister of justice, is
engaged in preparing tariff for judges
and commissioners appointed to sit in
extradition cases. He will submit the
same to the cabinet for approval. This
Is an outcome of the trouble which
arose over the unpaid fees in the extra
dition cases of Harris Blank and Carl
Rosewig. There was good excuse for
some of the fees in this case not being
paid by the United States. For in
stance. the judge who sat or the case
in Montreal is said to have charged
$50 per day The statute does not
make provision for such charge-in
fact, it is direct violation of a judges
commission to make any charge in .
case upon which he sits Magistrates
and commissioners are different in this
respect. 1t appears tilat the United
States consul general at Montreal iu-
quired into th,sse unpaid fees and dis
covered that siere was no legal author
ity for charging them. He reported
the same to Washington, and when the
Canadian government was asked for
the charges in detail it could not give
them. When the tariff is made there
will be no difficulty in collecting tho
bill Of expense either in the United
States or Canada as the case may be.
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TO PREVENT PENSION FRAUDS
Commissioner Lochren Orders the Addition
of Printed Blanks for Applic atoms.

Commissioner Lochren Orders the Abolition
of Printed Blanks for Applications.
WASHINGTON, June 22.-An order has
been issued Lv Commissioner Lochren,
Of the pension bureau and approved by
Secretary Smith, with view to pre-
renting fraud in making applications
for pensions. 1t has been the custom
pfccrtain pension attorneys in differ
int parts of the country TO file appli-
cations for their clients using printed
forms, all of the matter contained in
the applications being in print except
the name, regiment, etc. Ry this
means it is believed applicants have
been induced by unprincipled nttor-
neys to swear to a false state of facts.
The one object ] have in issuing
this order" said Secretary Smith, els
to get the truth. -"
Following is the order.
In the preparation of testimony in sup
port OF claims in pension cases all state
ments affecting the particular case and
not merely formal must be written, or
prepared to be typewriter, in the pres
cnce of the witencss, and from his oral
declarations then made to the person who,
then reduces the testimony to writing, or
then prepares the same to be typcwritten.'
And such testimony must cmbody states
mcnt by the witness that such testimony
was n!t written. or prepared for writing
las the case may be) in his presence,
and only from his oral statements then
made, stating also the time, place. and
person, when, where, and to whom he
made such oral statements, and that in
making the same he did not use, and was
not aided or prompted by any written or
printed statement or recital prepared or
dictated by any other person, and not ut
tached as an exhibit to his testimony
Any needless delay in the preparation Of
such testimony after such oral statement
by the Witness or in forwarding the same
to this bureau. and any material altera-
tion or crasnre will be cause for rejecting
such testimony. -
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WITH THE PuGILlSTS.

Chicago Becoming the Mecoa of the Boxers
...ouinn's Big Talk.
CHICAGO. June a2.-Big Peter Mahcr,
the Irish champion. matched to box Val
Flood in Il ten-round curtain-raiser be-
fore the Columbian Athletic club next
Monday night rs preliminary to the
finish contest between Bobby Burns
and Hugh Napier, reached this city. ac-
companicd by j. j. Quinn and "Den.
yer" Ed Smith. The big pugilist
looked in admirable conditions Quinn
said: when l left Chicago two
months ago left with the Columbian
club articles of agreement calling for a
fight between Peter Mahcr and Joe
Choynslsi. These articles | Signed on
Peters behalf, and they contain a
clause which calls for Il bet of 81, 800 on
the side that NIahcr will win if he and
Choynslli ever come together. Choyn-
skis manager has ignored this chal-
lenge and implicitly refused to make a
match, pretending to be after Fitzsiln.
mons for a match with Choynslsi. Ma
her and Choynski have been defeated
by the same man, the only difference
being that where Goddard got one de-
tlSlou over Manner lie scored two wins
over Choynski. don't want to dog d
man to make him fight, but will say
right here that Choynsl1i must either
meet Maher for the S. 500 and Il purse
or manfully acknowledge that he wants
no part OF the lrishman's game. IL tho
latter, will back Maher for the same
money against any man alive. bar
Smith and Corbett. | will put Smith
up against any man who can command
II 100000 side bet, james j. Corbctt
Peter jackson or Charley Mitchell pre-,
feired."
Val Flood. NIahers prospective oppo,
nent, is being conditioned by Sam E'itzT
patrick, Peter Jacl1son's Old trainer,
lie will enter the ring Monday night
ten pounds lighter than Maher. but
this does not appear to worry him in
the least Napier, the tall antipodean,
who is to go the full course against;
Bobbie Burns, is easing up in his work
aud will enter the ring ut l2l pounds.
Mike Dunn, Solly Smith Sam Fitz-
patrick and Zicl1 Abraliams make M
the camp where Napier has been train
ing Jimmy Nelson, who has been
handling Burns, claims that the lattc5
is in the pink Of condition.
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School Board in a Ianals.

SIOUX FALLS, S. d., June eo.-The
school board doesn't know whether or
not il has selected a principal of the
high school, tho ugh a contract has
been sent to Prof. Reed of Spencer, Ia
On the vote to elect, Reed secured six
votes and Prof II. B. McLennon six
The chairman, who had voted for Reed,
declared him elected by II tie vote The
opposition appealed from the decision
and the chair declared himself sus-
tained by a vote of to 6. On vote
TO order n contract made with Reed
one member changed his vote TO tho
affirmative in order to move recon-
sideration. The anti-Reetl fnction de-
clare that Reed shall not be paid even
If he does teach. Prof. McLaren has
been elected superintendent of the
Madison schools at a salary of Sl,2oo
and has withdrawn from the contest
here. But the anti-Reed men are still
in for fight, and it is very likely that
the courts Will be called upon to adjust
the difficulty
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ANOTHER SET BACK.
sabbatarians Suffer Another Disappoint.
msnt in tho Sunday Fight.


msnt;n tho Sunday Fight.
CHICAGO, June 21.--The Sabbatarian
movement to continue the Sunday,clos-
ing fight on the worlds fair directors
suffered another back-set Tuesday
before Judge jenkins in the United
States circuit court. Judge Grosscup,
before whom it was sought to make a
motion yesterday morning that time
be set for hearing the Wanarnalser &
Brown injunction case, was on the
bench this morning, but Attorney Gle
land, representing the Sabbatarians in
conjunction with the actual complain
ants. elected to rest the case with Judge
Jenkins. The much talked of motion
was made, but it did not survive long
enough to permit of argument. At
torney Walker, who was present on
behalf of the worlds fair directors,
matched Attorney Cleland's plea with
the statement that his clients had not
Oeen served. Mr.. Walker said that ne
himself, had been served, but that did
not suffice at law. AS the parties
5litigant had not been summoned to
appear in court and were not present,
Judge jenkins promptly passed the
eA1sSee>>es
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Weaver VIII Open for the Popu!sts.

TOPEKA, Kas., June 2a.-General j..
B. Weaver is announced for three
speeches in Kansas this week. He will
open the populists' campaign, ana is
coming to declare against fusion.
Saturday night he will address the new
soldiers order, the Boys in Blue, with
Congressman Tarsney, of Missouri, at
representative hall. The organization
of the Boys in Blue is not political
movement, but one backed by the old
soldiers themselves. They take the
ground that, while the Grand Army
,rvas all right for twenty five or thirty
years ago, it has not kept pace with
the progress of the ago. The Boys in
Blue take in not only veterans, but the
wives, daughters and sons Of the vet
Grams, in which, it is claimed, they are
but following in the march Of civilian
j - t 4
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A MAFiA LYncHINe CASE.
important Damage Suit for 100000
Decide,! at New Orleans.

important Damage Suit for 100000
Decided at New Orleans.
NEW ORLEANS. June 2a.-A case in.
volvinys3a claim for $780, 900 damages,
growing out of the lynching Of certain
Italians in this city several years ago,
has been decided by Judge L. c. Bill
lidgs, in the United States court. The
title of the case is Widow Annie Com
tits VS.. w. S. Parkerson and others.
The plaintiff is the widow of one of the
Italians who were lynched. The de-
PENDANTS are citizens of Louisiana. The
plaintiff claims that she is an alien, a
citizen of Italy, q condition requisite
to give her special standing in tho
United States courts in the premises,
us well as to secure the Endorsement of
any case She might have against the
United States government by the gov
ernment of the kingdom of Italy.
Her alien quality was denied, and it
was upon that contention alone the
court has just decided. 1t was in tcs-
timony that the woman is native of
Louisiana, that she was duly married
to Comitis, who was an Italian, who
had left his country and repaired to
Louisiana, where he had resided for u
number of years. After his arrival he
had never returned to Italy, but had
continued to reside here; nor did he ex-
press any intention to return or reside
in Italy. BY the laws of the United
States his children born here became
by that fact citizens of the United
States. The question to be settled by
the court was: Had the wife, who was
an American citizen, become, by any
OF the facts shown, an alien, an Italian?
The court says ''no."
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LowLANDER THE WINNER.
The Suburban Handicap Won by an ou

The Suburban Handicap Won BY an Out.
sider-Lampighter Disappontmsn
SHEErsItEAn BAY. June 21.-The
suburban handicap of 1893 was won
Tuesday by Lowlander, by Lowlander
Chief, dam Restless. The race was
disappointment TO turf lovers Lamp
lighter, who was looked upon as sure
winner was fairly beaten on his merits
and came in third, Lowlander took
the lead and kept it from the start and
won easily in a:o6sl. Terrifier came in
second, three-quarters of length be-
hind, and Lamplighter next four
lengths behind. The race was worth
$4,000 to the winner, $1,000 to thu
second and $1,000 to the third.
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DuLuTH's FIRE VICTIMS.
Four Bodies Taken From thu Ruins of tn
RiI,noiI RIooL

Four Bodies Taken From thu Ruins of the
Bunnell Block.
DULUTH, Mimi, June 2e.-This morn
ing up to II O'clock four bodies had
been recovered from the smoking ruins
of the Bunnell block which burned
last night, They are:
MRS. MARY FOARD, aged SO.
ROBERT FOARD, aged 6.
MRS. ELIZABETH MEAGHER, aged
CELIA MEAGHER, aged g.
II is thought there are one or two
others in the ruins. Mrs. Foard was a
cook in the restaurant on the ground
hoor. Mrs. Meagher was n seamstress
and leaves four young children behind
her
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Chicago.

CHICAGO, June u.
Hogs-Hcavy, s6s5@655; mixed, sc. .2O@
b.25; light, IS. S.3O@6.55; rough heavy, &6.10
@6.25
Cattle-Fair to extra becves, e. 10@5. s5;
stockers and feeders, s225@4 10; mixed
COWS and bulls, s2.00@4.2O; common, 81 so
sheep-Natives, s49o@5. 90; Texans,
&. 2.2O@5.4 40; westerns, 81 ,35@5.S5.
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A Ren1a11ahla Racorl.

CHAMBERLAIN, S. d., June eo.-rhe
term of court held in Charles dix
county last week was the first to be
held in two years in that county, which
is a remarkable record when it is con-
sidered that the county is on the
frontier and has a population of about
5000 people. There was not a single
criminal case to be tried, while there
were but few civil cases The county
iail has not a single occupant
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Good People, hutlnoamnat:ble.

CANTON, S, D., June as.-Judge %. Ak
ems granted a decree of divorce
70 Miss Emilinc Du Thoit Henderson
trop David Henderson, of Belfast, Ire.
,and. Mrs Henderson left her hus.
oand in dariuary, 1890, the two being
y, unable to agree. They had been asso-
ciated together in charitable work and
at the time of the separation were con
ducting a children's home The alleged
ground was non-support, but the real
reason was an inability to get along
together. Mrs. Henderson expects to
make her home in Chicago, where she
VIII probably engage in charitable
work. She has very wealthy connec.
lions IN London, among whom the
news of the divorce will create sen.
sation.
A decree of divorce has also been
granted here to Frank Chenoth, OF
Lafayette, Ind, from Emma The
couple were married in 1883 and lived
together only two months, when Mrs.
Chenoth left her husband for reasons
which do not appear in the case.
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HEIR TO A FORTUNE.
Convict Harris Suddenly Inhsri.s $4,000
Worth of Pron 5sjat.,.,

VVUrtF OF Frop5TIY n VeDFasIa.
GOLDEN, Col, June pa young man
named Harris, aged 10, who ran away
from his home at beatrice, Neb., in a
box-car about four years ago, and who
is now serving out Il three years SEN
tence at the state industrial school, has
fallen heir to $4,000. Tho property
left him is a 1a0-acrc tract in the cen.
ter OF beatrice, the yearly rental OF
portion bringing $l2,75o At the
next meeting OF the board of control
Harris will be given his freedom, al
though he has only served one year 81
his sentence.
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South Omaha.

SOUTH OMAHA, June 81.
Hogs-Heavy, s5.S0@5.9O; mixed, $3.50
@5.95; light, s5.so@5.95; pigs, s5.00@
600.
Cattle--Stockers and feeders, $2.25@
$50; cows, s23093. 90; common, 81. .2592.30
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Drowned al Huron.

HuRoN, S. D.. June 90. Fred Jcn-
kinson, aged %, brother of Mrs. Charles
III. Cameron, of this city, was drowned
while bathing in the Jim river Tues.
day night His body has not yet been
recovered. Deceased was brother Of
young 'IenIinson, who perished in the
minneapolis Tribune fire and was well
known in that city. He came here tc
visit his sister two weeks ago.
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VermiIIion Bows figh.for a Cir,

VERM1LLIoN, S. d., Juns a0.-Ernest
Fisher and Whitiker. two of Vcrmillion's
pugilists, who have beer having little
difficulty over girl for some time past,
came tie an agreement last Saturday
night to settle the matter by q finish
fight Sunday morning They met
just outside the city limits at . n. M.
and hot fight started but only lasted
few minutes as Whitiker was
knocked out in the first ronnd Whit
ker received two very black eyes and
many other various bruises, while
Fisher was only slightly scratched.
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TIE GRAPHIC.

ULacks but few months Of being tAs -
est Newspaper N Brule county.
u Asan advertising medium II u not -
eelled by any newspaper In South Dakota.
q Has rapidly increaaing circulation ameas
tho most Intelligent c.ass o: people in Asule
and the surrounding COUNTIES
~ Has circulation second to none In thar
or adjoining counties. and = paid-up SKI.
scription list 1t is believed superior
- II IL lively, spicy, independent ana de.
voted solely to the interests Of kimball and
Brule county. Everybody enjoys reading Il
G!vo 1t trial.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1893-06-24
HOME RULE BILL.
Clauses to Be Substituted Allowing Ireland
"a Er,n,e IL. Own Ru3o.+

to Frame It's Own Budget.
LONDON, June 21.-The Pail Mall
Gazette, which is an organ of the con-
servative party, says that it is the in
tention of the government to abandon
the financial clauses of the Irish home
rule bill and to substitute in their stead
new clauses empowering the Irish Leg
islature to frame its own budget to the
amount of f5.OOOO 900 which, however,
will have to be submmitted to the i'm
perial parliament for ratification.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1893-06-24
NEW BRUNSWICK TOWN BURNS
Th, Village OF Gibson Nearly Wipsd OUT.
Many Families Homeless.

--------- H'1TF1 7 oFfTf'I-S ITO f1oTE5Ss 7-1---
FREpkRi ssToN, N. b., juno 90. >;
Eighty-one dwellings, six grocery and
general stores, two churches, the rail-
way station and round house We're des,
troyed BY a fire which swept the village
of Gibson, directly opposite this city.
The fire started shortly before O'clock
and is believed to have originated from
n little boy playing with Il toy pistol
and natthes in lis fathers barn. One
Hundred and thirty families are homo.
Esss and are sheltered in hotels and
!prifatc houses of this city. The des-
tructionto property will amount TO
~, ,0oo,o 900 with very small insurance.
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Knights Templars Adjourn

Huron, S. D., June 22s-South Da-
kota Knights Templars closed their
tenth annual conclave "Wednesday
without naming the place for the next
meeting. This matter was referred to
"a special committee for decision. Dead.
wood will likely be named
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1893-06-24
Kansas City.
XMAS Grr

Cattle-shipping steers, s4.9o85 IS COWS
aud heifers, sl.9O@425 stockers and feed
ers. So. 2.9004. 40.
Hogs-Heavy, s5 9o@e.o5; medium, $3.50
l1595; light, s5s598.2O; pigs, s4.l9@e.00.
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A Horse ThIsf senteno.d.

ABERDEEN, S. D., June ao.-Sam BE.
lander, who stole u span of horses from
a city liveryman, was taken to the
state penitentiary by Sheriff
Haassee. He pleaded guilty ana
was given one year sen
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1893-06-24
The PoNTlFIcAL LETTER.
Cardinal Cibbsns Ciyss Out the Official

Translation OF the Document.
BALTIMORE, Md, June 2s--Cardinal
Gibbons has given the United Press the
official translation of the much dis
cusscd pontitical letter from the
pope on the school question.
II shows the pope's love for
America; eulogizcs Mgr. Satolli: gives
she two-fold purpose of his mission; his
position on the school question is cx-
planned to the archhishops in New
York and is indorsed by the pope, who.
declares it to be i'll harmony with the.
council of Baltimore, which remains in
its integrity. I
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Minneapolis.

MINNEAPOLIS, June 12.
Wheat-Closing: July. 59ssc; Septem-
ber, csc; on track No. hard, CSC;
No northern, 62. 96 9621ac.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1893-06-24
Sir KNIGHT, at H,Iron

HunoN, S. D., June so.-Sir knights
are here from all parts of The state to
attend the tenth annual conclaye,
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Struck a Hand Car,

MISruM. Colo, June The Denver
and 3 Grande flyer struck hand car
near here this morning, killing William
wilson and fatally ipjuring William
Gogin. The train was not ierailed.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1893-06-24
THE MARKETS
Live Stock.

SIOUX CITY, June 81.
Hogs-Heavy, s5.9o1G@5 95; mixed, s5.9G.
@5.95.
Cattle-Cows and heifers, Sl.25@2. .65;
stockcrs and feeders, s3.00@3.75.
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- 80 y,
TIE 4 ]. I. t77sAPHIC

Appiicatiuh. 80 AnoNA %
:. ssp Work OF every description executed
- sHe pest style and at the lowest rates.
Advertisements not accompanied by -.
ssfuct'ons Will be inserted until ordered ont
ana charged accordingly.
snort communications on any sub,ec& a,
neerest are acceptable If accompanied b
tne name of the author.
All matter intended for the next issue
1ause DC In The Office as early az Wednesd a.
! evening u insure publication.
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Victoria VIII Supervise the Pr,oara.io io,,

Victoria viii Supervise the Preparations
New YORK, June ca London dis
patch says: Queen Victoria is enroute
from Balmoral to Windsor for the pur-
pose OF personally experimenting tho
preparations for the marriage two
weeks hence of the Princess Victoria
May Of Teck and the duke of York.
Lord Darlington, who is the official Of
the lord chalnberlain's department., is
engaged in outlining the arrange
mcnts for the event, will have nm
audience with the queen on Thursday.
ut which she will express her vie.ys
concerning the preparations. Y,hc
apartments in st james Place in which
the couple will reside are being en-
tirely refnrniFhed, and no expense is
being spared to give them u luxurious
appearance,
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SIXTEEN LIVES LOST.
Terrible Calamity in the Broasseki Char
cal Works at O3essa,

ST. PETERsRrRG, June a.. a terrible
calamity occurred in the I,rodscelsi
Chemical works at Odessa, resulting Ii
she loss of sixteen lives. A large guam.
tity of benzine exploded and the burn.
ing fluid was throwni in every direction.
A number of men We're at work close to
the place where the benzine had been
stored and they We're covered with TIL,
liquid fire Among the number WAS 4;
director of the works. Some Of them
managed to escape terribly injured, but
sixteen, including the director, were
burned to death. The building which
was wrecked by the explosion caught
fire and was burned to the ground
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1893-06-24
Prasiden .ia. Appointments.

WssmseroN, June 2a.-The presi.
lent made the following appoint;
ments:
Charles B Lowry, of Mississippi, 10 be
assistant attorney general, vice Leonard
WsColby, resigned.
Benjamin II. Ridgley. Of kentucky, to
Switzerland.
I G. r. Macdonald, of MASSACHUSETTS,. TIA
be consul of the United States ut Hamik
ton. Canada.
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The Pollock Case.

4 SIOUX FALLS, S. d., June a2.-The
Pollock case is far from settled. This
was one of the most sensational cases
ever tried here and when young Pol
lock was granted a decree his wife gave
notice of an appeal which is sure yet
to come up in the supreme court of the
st9te. Mrs. Pollock has just begun n
suit in New York against Alexander
pollock, her fathcr-in-law, for $50, 900
damages for alternating the affections
of his son from her. Mrs. Pollock was
allowed monthly allowance by the
South Dakota court, but she has not
touched n penny of the money, being
maintained by friends. Pollock was
6eccntly remarked at Elk Point.
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South Dakota sportsman's Association,

VERMlIrIoN, s. D., June 90 The
sixth annual tournament of the South
Dakota Sportsman's association will
begin at Vermillion tomorrow, June
20, and last three days. Big prepara.
tons are being made.