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The Helena independent., 1894-12-14
RrnsN RebcIs .Iciire.

New York, Doc. II Rio Grandc, Brazil,
advicrs say; Governor Cntilho Is re-
eRrdcd here as strong enough TO resist his
removal by force. ana hts ftlcuds asscrt
that he viii never give M the post untll
the government az Rio dc Jauciro rclm-
hurscs him for money spent und EvrH
him an office just us good OF better More
persons have been arrested. II ia said the
plot Wns directed from Rio Jauolro"
spccnI from MontcNidcu SAYS "rhc
rebels now number over 5000 They haSo
lrft the mountains, being Tired of wuting
FOR amnesty. Il Is reported that q battle
was fought yesterday at Santa Marta.
4 large quantity ~ arms WAS sent from
here last week. fot tho rebels, Tho breach
between Delmos and ia CANA is healed
II is believed De CANA will take COM
meud Of the hcct awaiting him aud at
tack President Morucs AMI some coast
ports"
The Helena independent., 1894-12-14

Raised to the saronetcy by Unavoidable
Death,

Death.
New York, Dec. 1a-A cable special to
the Sun from London says: The death
OF Lord Swansea. better known as Sir
Hussey Vivian. whom Mr.. Gladstona
raised TO the peerage last year, adds ono
more vote TO the Tory majority OF the
upper house. The new lord is a conserva-
tive He was once a liberal, but turned
his political coat In order to spite his old
father. lie showed even more brutality
and lack OF feeling by ostentatiousiy alb
senting himself from his fathers funeral.
so the tories are quite welcome 10 thia
coronated cad
The funeral trouble arose out OF the ar
rangements made by the old peer for pro-
Viding for his widow and family. Among
other things he had the presumption, Ac-
cording to the views OF his cub OF an
heir. TO leave Singleton Abbey 10 his
widow, and learning this n few hours be-
fore the time set for the funeral the new
lord Indignantly bounced or to London.
after treating fearful dcputation of his
brothers and his sisters with contempt.
Some men about town sympathize with
his lordshlp and approve OF his action.
They hold that the fact that the late
Lord Swansea had the tcmerity TO marry
three times and raise three distinct fnm-
iles justihes any heir In doing anything.
This particular heir took TO quarreling
with his stepmothers. especially the lat
est, and when. not many years ago. that
young and handsome lady bore twins
unto her aged husband, the heir made the
fashionable world ring with hts lamenta-
tions and pr0tcstatlons,
The Welshmen. TO their credit take tho
Widows part. and IL is refreshing 10 read
In one OF the local newspapers; "lror tho
present the usual manifestations OF good
feeling toward the new peer are post
poned."
The Helena independent., 1894-12-14
The
Display.

OF Bath Robes, Bathing Mitts,
Bath Towels, and the other
etceteras of a first class bath
room, displayed in our show win
dow, serves as an indication of
the variety and extent of our
stock. Our lines are always
complete.
All ready for the Holiday
Shopper with more goods, better
goods for less money than ever
before.
Dressing cases.
Collar and Cuff Boxes.
Necktie Boxes.
Silk Embroidered Suspenders.
Silk Handkerchiefs.
Mufllers.
Gloves.
Umbrellas.
Canes.
The Helena independent., 1894-12-14

Port Townsend. Wash. Dec. is.-The
United States revenue cutter Richard
Rush has returned from n cruise along
the west shore OF Vancouver island In
quest of news concerning the missing
collier ivanhoe. which sailed from Seat
tie for San Francisco. Sept. "a. with
Fred Grant, cx-minlster to Bolivia. aud
editor Of the Seattle Post lntelllgcncer.
buoy belonging to the lyanhoe wna oh
talned from natives, wsho had found II
several weeks ago. The stern end OF
n ships dlngy boat and some other
small fresh wreckage were found In tho
same vicinity OF barclay sound. but
nothing further than the buoy TO ln-
dlcatc that Il belonged To the ivanhoc.
The Helena independent., 1894-12-14
An Old liners Mlsfo,tune.
nj io The Inlcpenicnt.

Special to The Independent.
Anaconda. Dee lS-When Henry Me
Weigh went TO sleep In his cabin We'd
ncsday night he left the candle burn
ing. The candle burned down and set
fire Ia the cabin McNeigh was rem
dcred Unconscious by smoke, anu when
the nremcn arrived he was dragged out
horribly burned He Is now nt the hos
pital. His condition IL critical Me-
Weigh lR an old timer In Montana. hav-
ing come here during the Alder Gulrh
excitement, and is well known to old
timers throughout the state.
The condition VI State senator Rams
dell, Of Flnthrad county, who has been
wing dangerously ul NJ the CONNER
rinl hotel ln this city. being stricken
with typhoid fever, IN Improved tonight
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RgBELLIoN IN PERU
Cen. PIerola Gaining Aecesslons, and WIN
Probably Triumph,

Probably lHu'npn'
Now York. Dec. l3-Advioee from
Peru per steamer Alliance are 70 thu
effect that Gen. picrola. who IL In afnv
against the Peruvian Boyernmeni' "
gaining acceaaions. The general nenu-
mcnt OF the people appears To be 'n laA
favor. lie has control OF several on the
princlpnl forts, and is very strong ~
the Interior of the country. lie has -
well equipped army and IL close 10
Lima, the capital
The Pacific steam Navigation com
pnny'H steamer Puma was, on het ~
rival Nov l4, subjected to riRid ekaini-
nation by the government troops ~
discover n she was carrying arms OF
ammunition, A company of roldiern re-
mnincd on the boat until 1t arrived nt
CRllao, the port Of Lima. 10 prevent cvpi-
munlcation with tho adhorcnta or vel,'
Picroln and inspect NIL the cargo landed,
The cumpnny'H steamer Serena hnh
n lively experience nt Ccrro Axuis ln'
first port of call south ot callno, The
vessel had on board detachment ot
government troops In charge OF prison,
efa, As II entered the port IL set thv
usual signals for lighters, II not being
known that Plcroln'H forces had cap
tnred the town. A lighter. apparently
loaded with sugar, went alongside the
Serena. Those on the steamer Wuiu
greatly surprised when the lighter was
found nllod with armed revolutionary,
who, after n short struggle, captured
the government troops ana relennea the
prisoners. During the struggle the cap
tain Of the Serena attempted 20 take
his vessel out OF the harbor, but a fine
presented at his head caused MIN 70
change his mind. When these odvicss
were dispatched Picrola's forces had
control OF the Or0ya railroad, ana trni-
&c 20 Ancuo was suspended. The oniy
railway Ia the country remaining III
operation was the short line between
Lima and Callao.
Nov. 22 the government fltted out an
armored train with Calling gun bat
terry. 20. carry 1000 soldiers along th"
Oroya railroad and drive on the reVu-
mtioniats along the line. As the truin
approached the camp OF the rcVoiuuvh-
lsts, |, 500 OF the government troops u'.
scerted, with arms and ammunition. anu
Joined the rebels. The remainder or inc
government forces returned Ia Lima.
The condition OF THE governmen. /.
troops is depiorable. owing to bad foon
and IN treatment. and ~ they nave nov
| received any pay for several montnA
dlscontent IN almost universal ana d'
serters are numerous. Great distress
and suffering prevails at Lima nno
CallaO owing to high prices anu scarf
ity OF provisions. People able 10 90 90
have provided themselves with eunlc.
lent food Ia anticipation or thirty
days seige. In Callao the marines or
one OF the government hulks mutinieo
To prevent characterization spreading
all hands were placed under arrest OH
a hulk anchored between two govern
ment ships. and all shipping In the haf'
Dor was notified TO withdraw from th'
line Of fire.
The mail steamers OF the Chillan anf
Pacific steam Navigation company arr
subjected TO search and inspection ~
each party and are doing practically
no business In Peru.
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suIts boz vaIuabIe properlY.

Special 90 The Independent,
nozeman. Dec. i3.-suit was nlod In
the district court here to-day against
Nelson story, by Mrs Mary A. Hack.
for dover right In certain property nold
to story under ahcrir'a execution In
1879, The property IN ON Main street
nlcd against Daniel Maxry under tho
Hamo circumstances, against the pfop-
rrty known ar the Black Itnnch. alt,Is
ntrd near lluzgman, and which wns
bought In by Maxcy az sheriff naln Ia
The Helena independent., 1894-12-14
Tfan,eontInentaI lines Ap,ov.

Chicago. Dec. la.-Thc transcontlncntaI
lines were In session again to-day ana
have agreed 10 form an association on all
husluess Eong from the territory which
h bounded ON the east by line running
Paul. and thence 10 Port Townsend,
through to the Pacific coast, Tho pro-
posed agreement was read ana practically
adopted. II viii now be- gone over section
hy section and adopted In that manner.
The action or to-day meann simply that
the lines Will accept the full aRrcemfnt
after they have gone over tho thing fully.
The proponltion relates only 10 through
business to tho Pacific coast,
The Helena independent., 1894-12-14

salt Lake. Dec. IA Tribune special
from Monticello. Utah via Thompson Bln.
ton. says Gov Wru, cot Lbwtou ~ the
regular army, Indian Agent Day and the
TIE Chiers held a short conference on
Wednesday, but adjourned over 10 ThurH
duN without ANY result, thict lEnhrlo
sayH his tribe, Numbering about y01 are
all m Utah with the exception of ais TAM
lilies The Indians are cross nnd seem IN
cliuod TO stay They do not hcaitatc 10
nuke demands upon settlers They nfu
cptlng up the stock and rapidly dpv0nr-
inl the pusturnrr OF the whole country,
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known a. oppose this plank, while the
mineworkefA are ita Warmest advocates.
John Mcbride, president OF tho lnttor
union, who gave Gompcrh close race
last year. IN being doomed again, nnd
HIS friends are working for him early
nnd late, and claim that hla election lB
certain,
Gov, Waite VIII not appear before the
convention. To the committee sent "a
Invite him Ia Hponl. lac stated that ow-
Ing IN the great press ~ work hO would
not be able to prepare un address, but
would send letter, auttlng forth hts
Views on some of the matters treated
In the political programme.
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Mani Goyernment ownorshIp.

Denver Dec. lJ.-Tbc chamber 70 COM
mcrco iH circulating for signatures mo
morlal To congress protesting ngninst the
passing oC either OF the bills pending ln
the senate aud houHr concerning the rcOr-
gunigntion of the Union Pacific aud Con-
tral Pacific railroads. A number of rou-
sous are given why The pending bllls
should not pass, The memorial closes
With - petition that the government phy
on the mortgages ot these roads and opr-
rate thrm hereafter on u plan similar 10
thai of the postoftrc department, IN or
dor that the entire country may rnioy the
benefits ot an honest administration with
out discrimination
The Helena independent., 1894-12-14

TO-DAY King Oscar H., of
Sweden and Norway, will inau-
guratc a grand national celebra-
ton at Stockholm of the 3ooth
anniversary of the birth of Gus
tavus Adolphus. King Chris
tian lX., of Denmark, Emperor
William, of Germany, and the
Princess of Wales will be pre-
sent. The anniversary of the
death of George Washington, in
1900, will also be celebrated in
Mount Vernon, Va, with i'm
posing ceremonies.
The Helena independent., 1894-12-14

Portland. ore, Dcc. IA committee
from the chamber OF commerce wns
appointed to-day to'sollcit supplies for
atiiIorcrs ln Nebraska. \ carload Of
groceries aud potatoes WAS secured tn
dny and viii be- forwarded immediately.
The committee has arranged with the
oregon Railroad A. Navigation COM
pany ana the Union puclnc to carry
an donations free 10 Grand lHland
..I
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To Riyalthe Standard.

Toledo. o., Dec. i3-Thc Diamond OIL
company has been incorporated with large
capital i li and n i. Merriam, j. W.
Stewart, John q, white AMI A. NJ Beck
Ctt.arc directors Tho company II Is said
will manufacture everything from crude
oil to candles. Just ns the standard has
been doing Tor years.
The Helena independent., 1894-12-14

Sew York, bee. 10 Hazard Frcrrs Will
shrp 81 0.O00 la sold boy saturdays atcam-
vr Blriug. Magoun a co viii ahip S0DUN
In sold to France SATURDAY. The total
thus Tar engaged for ahipwoni Saturday
~ g. .NO O0o There WAS SlOOoo In gold taken
from the -ub-trVapury to-day for export
on Saturday
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Presidential Fayors.

Washington, Dec. i3,--The president
to-day sent the following nominations
10 the senate. Judson g. Clemens, of
Georgia, to be Interstate commerce
commissioner. re-appolntmcut term
will expire Dec. "a Jarvis spencer OF
Maryland. consul to Curacoa, West In
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Anpyeslate His Services.

Chicago, pec, i3-Thc General Man
nrera' aaaoclatiou to-day accepted the
resignation Of n, 49, John ~ chairman
and passed resolutions thanking him Tor
biz long, earnest and suceessiul labora IN
lts behalf.
The Helena independent., 1894-12-14
$I.5O to Sis.

Lots of worse Holiday gifts
than a good hat. Full stock here
in Stetson, Knox and other Stan
dard makes-prices right.
A carload of Trunks, Valises,
and Leather Goods just came in.
Should be enough from which to
select something for yourself or
for friend.
The Helena independent., 1894-12-14
Wlll cnnlnsl.

Nashville, Tom, Doc. Secretary Of
state Morgan to-day made public the Of
nrinl vote Tor governor ~ follows Evans,
republican, lo6, lOl; Turuoy, democrat, lOl-
$50. Mills, populHt, 2a,029 Evane' plurality,
7ls. There Will doubtless be "A contest,
The Helena independent., 1894-12-14

Nashville. Tom, Dec. IA special 10
the Hammer sayn the negro who murdered
boy near Wlilinmston, y. g.. waa taken
from the custody ~ an Ofloar and lYnohs
ed ~ a mob to-day.
The Helena independent., 1894-12-14
Don't
Forget

The stock of Mems and Boys
Clothing, Mems Suits. Good
wearing, well made-the only
kind we keep
The Helena independent., 1894-12-14
$3.50 to $50.

Any kind of coat you want,
single or double breasted Sacks,
Piccadilly's, Getaways, Oxfords,
Long Regent Getaways, Prince
Albert.
You know by rumor if not by
actual experience that our stock
of Boys Clothing is best in cut,
quality, finish and style.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1894-04-21

THE kIMBALL GRAPHIC
CLATE R. TINAN.
The Official Paper Of BruIe County.

Says the Sioux City journal:
South Carolina probably heartily wish
es that its Gothenburg system was back
in Gothenburg.
Says the Argus Leader:
The devious workings OF the prohibi-
tory law are accent,lated by the follow
ing dispatch from Estelline. "The II
O'clock train on Friday brought jug of
whisky to Eseelline. BY Z p. m. there
had been four fights, thirteen men drunk
and FIVE arrests.
Says the st. Louis Republic:
Iowa has now a law forbidding the
sale of liquor and another giving sellers
careful directions as to the business.
This is supposed to be the most complete
liquor code on earth.
Says the Mitchell Republicans:
There you have several brands of pub
lie opinion, and between them all the
man who really wants to find some plan
that will successfully control the liquor
traffic, will have to take to the woods.
Ii our friend Wheelocll will 60 back to
where he learned the rudiments of his
business and profession, Ohio, or to New
York, Pennsylvania, Massachusetts, Con-
nectlcut, Illinois, in fact, into any of the
forty-four states of the Union except the
three mentioned and one or two others,
he will discover plan that comes as
near controlling the liquor traffic as any
yet devised, and the funny part of it is
why others besides Mr.. Wheelock don't
find it out. Ii it wasn't soserious mat
ter it would be ridiculous, this monkey
ing with ilGuor legislation that the older
states abandoned as impracticable years
apO
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T,aii,s Pretty sin,

No new party will benecessary in order
to reinstate silver. The next Republican
national convention will adopt a FREQ
coinage plank and possibly nominate
Hon. Henry NJ. Teller of Colorado for pre-
sident. Colorado is much nearer the
geographical g center Of the country than
either Ohio or Maine, unless OHIO and
Maine move west on the silver question.
Press and Dakotan.
In which case what will you do with
Messrs. Harrison, Mckinley, Reed, Sher-
man, Hoar, Aldrich. Burrows, Depew,
Hawley, Hale. the New York Tribune
Chicago Tribune and nine-tenths of the
men and organs who have moulded Re-
publican thought and placed the party
squarely on the gold platform. Will the
tail wag the og?-Sioux Falls Argus.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1894-04-21
Some 1,opulist Truths.

De Smet Independent:-Gov. Mckinley
is either as ignorant as Zulu in regard
to the most vital question Of the day OF
he thinks the people in this western
country are. He will have an interest
ing time making them believe that the
hard times are due to the fact that people
were afraid the Democrats would unsettle
business by monkeying with the tariff
Nowadays it is absolutely impossible to
distinguish a Democrat from Republi
can on the tariff question, or any other
for that matter. The Republicans are
responsible for the present distress among
the wealth producers because it is the
result Of the financial legislation enacted
by them in the past twenty-five years.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1894-04-21
Mathies is Here to Minister to Your Wants.
Sheriff sale.

State Of South Dukoto, Fourth Judicial Cir.
cnit. lh the Circuit Court within and FOR Brule
County.
Leroy S. House VS.. stephen Knwark, Barbara
knwa,k, Charles >. Benton. Ford II Keith and
j. H. Keith, trustee.
Notice is hereby given that by virtue of a
judgement of Foreclosure and Sale in the above
entitled action on the 18th day of April a. ID.
1884 and an execution issued upon said Judgment,
the sub-ciber Jsmes Morgan Sheriff Of Brule
County and State of South Dakota for that pur-
pose appointed. will sell at public Auction Mt the
front door of the Court House i'll the city of
Chamberlain Comfy nf !'rue and Stat of South
Dakota, on May 22d 1894 at2 o'clock in the after
10 of that day, the real estate and mortgage
premises SITUATE in TIE Comfy of Brnle and
State of South Dakota, and directed in said
judgement ard execution to be sold, and therein
described as follows: The southwest qnarter of
section u, IN township 103, north of range 60,
west of 5th p. NJ. .or SO much thereof as may he
sufficient to satisfy said judgement and costs,
amounting r all 10 81 .22l.9i with interest there
on from the date of said judgement and all ac-
cruing costs of sale
Dated Chamberlain, s. D.. April 10 1894.
Edwin Gra.n, James Morgan,
Plaintiffs Atty. Sheriff of Brule County, SD.
as IN
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1894-04-21

The women of Phenixville, Pa, have
petitioned the town council to change
the name of Breckinridgc street in that
town. These women declare in their pc.
tltlon that the name of Breckinridge has
been so blackened and disgaced that il
is stigma upon this town to have q
street by that name.
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THE GRAPHIC.

E Lacks but few months OF being The c,a.
est newspaper in Brule county.
~ As IN advertising medium it 10 not a.
eeiled by any aewspaaer in South Dakota.
az Has a RAPIDLY In areasng circulation amuae
the most intelligent class of people in Aruls
AMI the surrounding oountiea.
sg Has a circulation second to none In thsr
or a6joiniag counties. and a paid-up sSh.
scrlption list 1t ia believed superior.
D- 1t is lively, spicy, independent and de.
voted solely to the interests of Kimball and
Srule county. Everybody enjoys reading Il.
Give It a trial
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1894-04-21

Thomas Whortleberry Taubman got
tlred OF doing the Micawber act and last
week wrapped an extra shirt in an old
exchange aud lit out for the City of Mag
nificent Dissapointments to pick the
Planknton postmaster combination. He
did it to I. The appointment was a
most fitting recognition of the work the
Herald has done for the Democratic party
in Aurora, and the boy knows that no one
wished more heartily than the writer for
his appointment to the position.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1894-04-21

The GRAPHIC is in receipt of circular
from c. G. Culver, temporary secretary
OF the Sioux City Interstate fair COM
mittee, stating that general convention
to be attended by representatives from
all the counties in southwestern Mime
sofa, western Iowa, northern Nebraska
and South Dakota will be held in Sioux
City May l. The purpose OF the meeting
is for permanent organization. 1t is the
intention to place upon the board of di-
rectors representative from every
county which expects to become mem
Der of the ASSOCIATION. 1t is suggested
that delegates be selected at once to at
tend the convention and that they go in
structed as to whom the county wishes
to be placed on the directory.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1894-04-21

At the Worlds Fair last summer no
foreign exhibit attracted more attention
than, probably no other attracted so
much as, the Javanese village. In spite
of the interest then taken in the gentle
little broWn-skined resident of the rush
mating and bamboo village, many peo-
pie will be surprised to know that the
population of Java is 100000. How
the Javanese live, and what their island
home looks like, will be described III the
May Harper's Magazine, with illustrat-
ions Of typical houses. vegetation, and
men and women.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1894-04-21

The house of representatives has order
ed the sergeant alarms to cut off the pay
OF absent members. AS a consequence
members are getting to Washington as
rapidly as possible and leaving their
political fences and other private bust
ness for others to attend to. A similar
rule would work well in the senate.
Congress has played horse with the people
| long enough.
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Notice to Creditors.

In the matter of tho estate of Henry Gushing,
Deceased.
All persons having claims against said Henry
Gushing deceased, are required to cxbit the same
with the necessary vouchers, to the undersigned,
Administrator of said estate, ut his Office in
k"nb II 30 county of Brue State of South
Dakota, and that six months have been limited
a Tie ine for creditors to present their claims
against snid estate.
Dated tn is 18th day of April 1891.
l,y-t-s G. S. BIoDdErT.
(G29) Administrator.
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The Iowa Legislature.

The Sheldon Mail Rep) thus describes
its work rp to date:
"a act to show which way the wind
blows"
IAN act establishing the height of hen
roosts.''
IAN act regulating the patches on the
seat of ones pants
"An act to oblige pcoble 10 take all the
medicine prescribed aplysician under
penalty Of Imprisonment" AZ
"An act 10 prevent horse stealing only
by respectable parties
"An act defining an act regulating the
establishment of an act to prevent al
act of three scenes in one act"
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Summons.

State of South Dakota Fourth Judicial Cir
cult. In the Circuit Court in ard for Brule
County.
Peter Gunderson, plaintiff, VS.. John A. Ellis.
worth, defendant,
The State of South Dakota sends greeting tc
the above named Defendant:
You are hereby summoned and required to
answer the complaint of the above named plain
.iff in this action. which complaint WIS filed in
the Office of the Clerk of the Circuit Court with,
The 18th day of March, 1891. and to serve copy
of your answer on the subscriber at his Office in
the city Of Chamberlain, South Dakota within
Thirty days after the service Of this summons
upon you exclusive of the day of scrvicn.
Ii you fail to answsrthe complaint within that
time, tho plaintiff will apply 70 the court for the
relief demanded i'll the complaint.
Dated at Chamberlain, South Dakota, this iGtl
day of March, 1871. JAMES Brown,
tG33l Plaintiffs Atty.