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FEARFUL STORM IN CANADA
great Property Damage and Many People
Severely Injured.

TORONTO, Ont, May GA tornado
which has caused the loss of hundreds
of thousands of dollars occurred in
central and eastern Ontario and Quebec
Tuesday. Churches We're partially
wrecked. buildings were wrecked or
destroyed and many people We're badly
injured.
At Perth a circus tent was blown
down and in the struggle to escape
large number of people were badly in
jured.
At orilla James Reynolds was so.-
ionsly injured by bricks from falling
church steeple, and near Nnpanee
Frank Brooks was killed by lightning.
At Ottawa the cupola of St John
Baptiste's school house blew down and
killed girl named Jane Poulin, A
teacher received injuries which may
prove fatal
At Montreal the storm lasted twenty
minutes and did great damage to build
ings in the course of erection, injuring
many persons severely. The shipping
in the harbor also suffered greatly.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1893-05-27
BURIED UNDER A WALL.
Four Men injured in the Wreck OF 1hs o

Four Men injured in the Wreck Of 1hs Old
Western Union Building, Chicago.
CHICAGO, May "a. While a number
of men were tearing down the old
Western Union building, at the corner
OF Lasalle and Washington streets,
on Tuesday morning, section of the
wall gave way. burying five men in
the ruins. Four were more or less in.
lured The following is list Of the
injured:
2l:s = IRASK CpDSAI AIsD, leg broken
scalp wounds. 3, Z. II u
DAN I1fSKE, severe bruises. u 4
4 "A bExsSDER 1'AJ.zASskI, severe bruises.
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A Stock Jobbinp Scheme.

CHICAGO, May a3.-"It is nothing
.nore than a stock jobbing scheme"
said 2. j. Hennessy, secretary of the
Distilling and Cattle Feeding company,
otherwise known as the whisky trust,
today. He was speaking about the
report that the withdrawal of the five
dissatisfied Peoria firms from the
combine would result in
it's total disruption. If the
Wilmer Bros, e. S. Easton, j. Schwab-
acher and j. H. Francis think that
they can clog the wheels of the whisky
trusts machinery by pulling out it is
highly probable that they will find
themselves mistaken
Secretary Hennessy would express
no hostile intentions toward the with
drawing firms He rather seemed to
pity them.
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The NeW,st Clubs.

The Maytlower is a recent club
founded by Boston women, which has
Tor its purpose one of the social features
Of the two womens club houses in
Philadelphia, namely, provide CEN
jtra1 place of rendezvous, in which
ladies may lunch and rest, or meet n
friend when in town for II day in sum
gmer, when the city houses are closed
And in one of the ancestral mansions
on Park street the most conservative
women OF the city have rented three
apartments, u kitchen as shiningly tidy
as the one in which Hubby sat alone, Il
dining room and u library. Men are
not eligible to membership in the
s'Maytiower, neither can "a man, cX-
cept he be hired waiter or a member
OF an orchestra, cross the threshold OF
the Acorn club here, but the
New Century club, of Philadel-
,phin has elected a few men as its asso-
iciate members. but who are not per-
mitted to vote. The New Century, how
ever. is such gathering place forcer
gmonles concerts, dramatic entertain
ments and critical or active committees
throughout eight months Of the year
that there are many occasions which
men lind quite as attractive as the 500
women members do, This club has a.
luncheon room and tea rooms, where
meals are served from various rcstai-
rants in the neighborhood twill not be
'sbotiered,' its members say. with
restaurant keeping in the club house
;whilo 1t is SO surrounded with good cs-
adjustments of the kind, The
"a orkI,. -.
club gives it presumably more regular
custom for its table d'hote dinners, and
tls91 tperhaps 1892, also; though the
last year j. record is not reported the.
restaurant of the Acorn cl,ib more than
ifaid its expenses.
ySssas---..A, A,steaspoonfi.l g Of microbes contains
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Huron coursinp Club

HURoS, S, d., May "a. The Huron
coursing club has forwarded to New
York a certificate of deposit for the
fund necessary as guarantee for the
location here of the next meeting of
the International Coursing association,
which meets in October. There is good
reason to believe that the Huron club
will be successful in its. efforts to Sc
cure the prize.
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WILL OPEN SUNDAY.
Director General DAVIS Thinks the ssve'

Director General DAVIS Thinks the Seven
Day Fair Assured
CHICAGO. May a5.'.Thc gates will
be opened on Sunday unless there are
orders to the contrary said Director
General Davis today, when asked if he
would order the fair to remain
open "Thc national commission
has failed to modify the order of
the local directory, and as the matter
now stands the directory has ordered
the fair opened and the commission has
failed to change that order, SO unless /
anu prohibited from doing SO the fair
wiil1be opened. | do not anticipate
any move to keep the gates closed, but
of course there may be-
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STOLE A CHURCH ORGAN.
The Bold Theft of Youth Who Wore Pat.

ent c6dtnSr SfOeS.
LEXINGTON, Mo-, May ga very
stylishly dressed young man with pat
snt leather shoes called on the sexton
Of the Methodist church and told him
he was an organ tuner, and that he
wanted the key to tune the organ. The
sexton gave him the key and the mar
went away and got a team and two
men and loaded the organ into the
wagon and drove it to the Santa Fe
depot at North Lexington, where he
billed it to Kansas City. Resigned the
bill q. w. Mills. The sexton went to
the church about / o'clock. and, miss
ing the organ, made the theft known
Constable Cavanagh went in pursuit,
and at the Richmond and Lexington
junction found that Mills had taken.
the organ from the car and rebilled it
to st. Joseph. The constable over
took the train at Richmond and seized
the organ and brought it back. Mills
took a Santa Fe train for Kansas CITY
and has not been captured.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1893-05-27
"DON'T GO" IN BALTIMORE
Billing and cooing Forbidden in the Public

BALTIMORE, Md, May a5.-ln re-
sponsc to a complaint, General John S.
Berry, the secretary of the park board,
has declared that the public parks were
not established as courting resorts or
us places for the making of matrimon.
iai alliances, and that love making in
them will not be permitted. Billing
and cooling, as it is generally under
stood, comes under the head of imp.o-
per conduct the general says. A man
and woman may sit on bench to-
gether chatting as long as they please,
but the man must not put his arm
around the woman's waist. That Il.
forbidden, The woman is also forbid
den to lay her head on the mans
.shnnlder
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NHlLHELMA JEALOUS HUSBAND
The Secret OF the Banishmsnt From Ger.
many OF Baron Rauch.

NEW YORK, May PA recent episode
IN the imperial family of Germany gave
Use to apprehcnsions rs to tho mental
soundncss of the emperor The en-
peror is naturally of u jealous and i'm
perative disposition. 1t was the influ-
ence of these traits that led to the
Punishment from Berlin of Baron
Fedor Won Rauch, n handsome lieuten-
ant and adjutant OF the Second
battalion of the Eleventh brunswick
regiment Of Tblans, the crack dragoon
;orps of the Imperial gaard. The en-.
tire scandal has been successfully sup
pressed in Germany. Upon his banish-
ment Won Rauch came to this city.
The emperor, influenced by trivial
incidents. accused the baron of harbor-
ing too deep admiration for the en-
press whose character is as prre and
noble as any ladys of the European
courts The family of which Baron
Won Rauch is now the head is one of the
oldest and most highly honored in Ger
many. The baron was received in the
imperial family on the footing of
trusted friend and favorrte companion.
The haron's future seemed on all
sides n brilliant one. Suddenly
I'll these splendid hopes were
dashed to the earth. One day in Sep
sember, 1891, Baron Won Rauch said
good-by to his mess comrades aud sailed
FOR New York--an exile from court
from family, society and fatherland.
As told i'll Berlin court circles. Baron
rcdor had been making All afternoon
:alt ut the palace as usual, bringing
with him the notes of Il new musical
composition of his own While Won
Rauch was chatting about music with
the family the emperor left them
When the emperor returned, about
IN hour afterward, it is said that he
discovered the empress and the young
lieutenant alone, conversing in low
.ones and apparently SO absorbed that
:hey did not notice the cmperor's ap-
pronch until startled by the first out
ourst of his wrath. The screams of the
empress brought the Count Waldersee
Ind the young mans father hastily
from an adjoining apartment. just in
time to save their Young kinsman from
personal violence, perhaps death, at the
hanas of the infuriatcd sovereign.
So enragcd was Wilhelm that at first
he swore that the young baron should
not leave the palace alive. He
even demanded that swords should be
brought and u duel fought then and
shere. At last he consented to allow
goung Won Rauch to depart.
: "Go," the emperor Is alleged to have
exclaimed as his former friend retired,
Ego from this house and from Germany
siorever. Your life is protected by the
curse of crown which denies mo the
poor right enjoyed by every other hus-
band in Germany, even to the lowest
As q preteXt to account for Won
Rauch's sudden resignation from the
army it was given out that he had
been guilty of a breach of military dig,
cipline
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Monumentto Stevens Unveiled.

ChAwFoRpsYhLE, Ga, May 90.
The monument erected by the people
of Georgia to the honor and memory of
the late Alexander II. Stevens
was formally unveiled Wednesday
with appropriate exercises and
in the presence of a great
concourse. The Grafton was delivered
by Hon. Thomas N. Norwood, of Sn.
vannah. The monument is d magpifi-
cent affair OF Georgia granitcand Ital.
ian marble
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HERBERT is FOR FAIR PLAY
He Announces POLICY That Glade'sns the
Naval Officers

'SdVui SiItCtTSt
WASHINGTON, May aa5--It will glad
den the hearts of many naval officers,
and especially those near the top of
the ladder, who cherish the hope of
being able TO command a squadron be.
fore they die or retire, to know the
policy that governed Secretary Herbert
in making TIE recent important
changes in squadron commands and
relieving Admirals Gherardi and Wal
ker from sea duty. The secretary was
under heavy pressure in these cases.
Neither of the admirals wished
to relinquish sea commands and
they had many Jealous friends
who urged their cause In
this state of affairs the secretary
caused to be prepared a list of the sea
service of rear adnirals while in COM
mand of squadrons from date running
back to the war, aud since the estab-
lishmentof the grade of rear admiral.
He found that up to last
year but one such officcr--Rear
Admiral Brown--had commanded u
squadron for i longer period than three
years. Admiral Ghcrardi had flown
his pennant over a squadron about
iouI years, ana hdnllfal Walker has q
close second with three and a halfyears
to his credit. Ifthese officers were to
be continued in their commands it
meant the adoption ofa new policy by
the navy department, and this Secre-
tary Herbert was loatl to do realizing
that 1T might result in injustice and
discouragement to many worthy Off.
GERS who were already suffering from
the stagnation in promotion that has
been the hane of the naval service
since the close of the war. So the Sec
rotary decided in this case, and he has
announced that such will be the policy
OF the department in the future. to re-
lievc the officers who have held fleet
commands for over three years and
give the other officers an opportunity to
see the admirals pennants over their
own squadrons.
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Backto the Farm

HuRoN, $. D., May &c. r. Fross,
who mysteriously disappeared from his
home in the west part of this county,
has returned and is again working his
farm in Whitsside township. Hcspent
the winter in New Orleans, but gives
no reason for his sudden and myster.
ious departure.
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aMcAIlister Mada ths Iroub,a.

y siouX FALLS, s. d., May a;5.--Judge
Aikens directed verdict for the de-
tendant in the case of Noyes Bros. Il
Cutler, of st. Paul, VS. c. c. Gram
dali. = s McAllister, who recently
skipped from Hartford was a busi-
ness partner of Crandali Meal
lister persuaded the plaintiffs to
cash draft for $500 on Crandall's bank
On February s5, the day the partnership
was dissolved. McAllister pocketed the
money and the draft was protested.
McAllister raised So. 500 in this way.
working various people ine ST. Paul
and Minneapolis. The case will be ap-
pealed.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1893-05-27
win PutDown an Arteeiar weII

EMERY, s. d., May a4.-The citizens
of Emery and vicinity held a meeting
Saturday night for the purpose of
putting down an artesian we'll Five
thousand dollars was raised at the
meeting and work will begin immedi-
ately. They expect to have togo down
between 700 and.s00 feet. Emery will
also put up SIS 1000 hotel this spring.
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July Eolf. a Double Holiday.

SIOUX FALLS, S. d., May a5.-July
q has been set aside here as labor
day. The Seney island has been en-
gagged and all the labor organizations
in the city will unite in the cclebra-
ton. Paul Nandevoort, cx-comlnan-
der-in-chief of the ti. A. r. and at pres
ient commander of the Industrial
legion, will make the principal adj
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1893-05-27
From THE MORNING SUN.
Japanese Advices to May lI..silk cocoons
Injured bY a Snow Storm.

VANCOUVER, b. G., May a5.-The
steamship Empress of India arrived
here last evening from the orient with
a full cargo. She brings japanese adj
vices to May II. A violent snow storm
was experienced in Ugo province
on May 4. and the silk
sculturists of Yuma prefecture will
sustain a loss Of 100000 yen through
the injuries to the cocoons The dam
age to Joshua province is estimated at
300, 900 yen. Much damage was done
to tea plants in the three Tama dis,
tricts OF TOXIC and the loss in the
neighborhood of Sayama is estimated
at a5O, 900 ven
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THE II GRAPHIC.

- Lacks but ! few months of being ~ 81,
ct nevspapsr In Rruls county.
= A an advertising medium II q not .
eelled ny any newspaper in south DAKOTA.
= Hass rapidly inareasing circu.a ation aucss
the most Intelligent class Of people In Arule
and the surrounding counties
Has circulation second 70 none In thip
OF adjoining counties and . psid-up Ssh.
scription list it is belle sed superior
II is lively. spicy. independent and Dc.
voted solely to the interests OF Kimball ara
Hrule county. Everybody enjoys readins 4
Give It . trial &
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loresidsntiaI Appolntmspts,

WASHINGTON, May 25.-The president
has made the following appointments:
uty second auditor of the treasury.
Samuel Blackwell, of Alabama, To he
third auditor OF the treasury.
Henry Stuart, of Colorado, to be secrc-
tary of the legation at Guatemala and
Honduras and consul general Of the
United States 10 Guatemala.
Andrew A. st. John, of Pennsylvania to
be consul OF the United Stutes at Bata-
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They Want the News,

PARIS, May a5-Thc French public
is chagrined and incensed by 4he
meagerness of the news of the troubles
between the French and Siamese in the
MelSong valley. The details of the at
tack upon the French Annamite garr-
son at Kong are still wanting and the
affair, Notwithstanding its evident i'm
portance and the serious loss suffered
by the French, is barely mentioned in
the of1icial dispatches. 1t is reported
that NJ Verncyille, the French resident
superior in Cambodia, has been re.
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KILLED IN HIS DOORWAY.
The Mysterious Murder Of Mr.. Mattson, a
South Dakota Farmer.

CHAMBERLAIN, s. D., May 90. Satur-
lay evening settler named Mattson,
living thirty miles south on the west
tide Of the Missouri river, was called
to the door and shot and Instantly
killed. Officers arrived here last night
with a German suspected of the crime.
No motive is yet known. The prelim-
mary examination will be held on the
arrival of the coroner. Sensational de-
velopments are expected M ;
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FOR INDIAN AGENTS
Secretary Smith viii Revolusionize That
Departm ant of Public Service.

OepdrtW 5Hl OF FuUIlC oeFV'Ct'
WASHINGTON, May 25-Upon the re-
quest of Secretary Hoka Smith, the
secretary of war has furnished tho In
terror department with a list of army
officers from which he recommends
that selections be made for Indian
agents. Secretary Smith said that in
cases where the civil agents are inetii-
cient, or for any other reason were lln.
satisfactory, they would be displaced
by army officers. Ii was his purpose to
place an army officer in charge of every
agency except those where the Indians
are in an advanced state of civilization,
and that within reasonable time he
expected to have at least two-thirds of
the agencies under control of army Off
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DOES guck WANT lr2
The Washington Post Booming Him for
Mofton's Assistant

WAsnSeroN, May 20 The Post
says: "A formidable candidate for the
position of first assistant secretary Of
agriculture has appeared in the person
,f w. |. Buchanan, of iowa. The
farmers organizations of the west are
doing all they can for him, and are ex-
erting very heavy pressure upon the
president. Mr.. buchanan is IL warm
personal friend of Governor Boies, and
is earnestly backed by him
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WHISKY TRUST WAR.
The Combine Still Lives, Says the Secretary
...Bolters Claim IL Is Dead.

@SF<0F9 OOeUs
CHICAGO, May 23.-Jacob Woolner, q
member of one of the firms which an.
nounced its withdrawal from the
whisky trust, is at the Grand Pacific
hotel. When asked about the alleged
disruption of the trust he said: 1--WE
are out of it now and our affairs cannot
be interfered with by the courts,
nor can receiver control our property
II one is appointed for the company. ]
believe that the consolidation of the
distillery interests is once and for all
time broken. We were forced to with
draw to protect ourselves. There have
been no further developments 80 far az
knn1s, :, ..-.-a.
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New Postma ster at Parker.

PARkEn, S. d., May sa. o. NJ. quie.
ley has been notified of his appoint
ment as postmaster here. and will as.
sumo the duties of the office in few
days. Postmaster Cutter has held the
office for nine years, four of which
were under Mr. Cleveland
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New Bank at SaIsn,.

SALEM. S. d., May 25. On the lst of
July the Commercial state bank will
open for business here, The incorpol-
ators of the bank are w. c. IIollister.
Z. II. Hollister aud u. }. 'raler, OF
Sioux Falls. The capital stock is soa5.-
600. The bank will be managed by |,
]. Todd, of this place.
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Merchants Assign.

s, PRIDeEwArER, S. d., May a. Reich
& Preszler, general merchants here,
made an assignment forthe benefit Of
creditors. Liabilities. about ss,0oo;'
assets, small. Lack of business exper-
ience and slow collections caused tho
failure
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Cyclone at Etha !.

MITCHELL, s. D., May "a. Report
sreached here that the town OF Ethan
was visited by cyclone Monday,
which blew down four elevators and a
large number of outbuildings. No
lives We're lost, but some were pretty
badly injured.
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.a-tl-Hs -,----------------s . . %~--s---------
OMAHA UNION DEPOT CASE
The Injunction Made Permanent and the
Controversy Is Settled.

Controversy Is Settled.
OMAHA, May a5.-The agony is over
and the union depot injunction contro-
versy is settled. The opinion of Judges
Ferguson and Walton, who heard the
final trial of the case when the question
of fdissolving the injunction or making it
pernAhent was at issue, was handed
down yesterday. The injunction was
made permanent in all it's details, and
the city was perpetually enioined from
turning over the depot bonds and from
executing to the Union Pacific deed
to the grounds now occupied by that
company at Tenth and Mason streets.
1t was held that a change in the plans
vitiatcd the contract entered into be-
tween the depot company and the city,
as the contract called for a specific
performance, which must be executed
in order for the terms to remain bind
ing and in force
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.Another o,Hare cIaimant.

SIOUX FALLS, S. D., May %. The
sixth claimant to the o'fare estate
has arisen i'll the person of Mrs sallie
Buford, of Padnca, Ky This last
claimant says she is the only living re-
lative of the departed, who is her
rrano-uncIe
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1893-05-27
LIQUOR AND JEALOUSY.
Charles H. Weidnsr Kills His Divorced Wfs
and Commits Suicide. 3--''

DAYTON, O., May 2s.- Charles II.
Weidner, lately residen. Of Mnncie,
Ind, separated from his wife last Jan.
uary. Since that time she has con-
ancted a boarding house in this city
This morning Weidner, having come to
Dayton from Muncie, being crazei
with liquor nnd jealousy, went to her
aouse and after a few angry words shoti
hers twice, fatally He then sent q bal
ley Grabbing through his own head and:
lied instantly. ;5s
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Want an Eioht Hour lau.

BRUSSELS, May 25.-The miners in,
ternational conference at its session
today adopted a resolution in favor of
an eight hour working day in the
mines. The supporters Of the resolu-
ton represented 094, 900 miners and the
opponents represented 100000 miners.
The conference then proceeded to dis
cuss the question of q universal strike
to enforce the eight hour system.
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Death az Ahariaa.n... !.

ABERDEES, S. d., May a5.- Charles
Bach aged 90, a son Of +. Bach, a
prominent business man of this city
died suddenly after d brief Illness. s q
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The most proliflc OF opera composers.
gas Picctnt. He wrote ovsr 200 operas.
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New Girl-Pleasc, sir, the lnissus is
out, and can't do q thing with tho
baby. He cries all the time.
Mr. Winks Hunph! Something
must be done. Let--me-see. There's
an idiot asylum only few squares
away. Send mp for ono OF the female
inmates to come down hcre nt once.
I'll pay all charges.
But what do you want of such a
creature as that?
think maybe she will be able to
talk baby talk to hini until his mother
returns