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Thursday at Pierre.

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PIERRE, S. D., Jan. PA joint resolu-
Senator johnson of Douglas asking the
governor of Nebraska to appoint n COM
mission of three to meet n similar commit
tee from this state to arbitrate or adjust
the boundary line in Clay county adjoin-
ing the Missouri river. The line has been
brought into controversy by the changing
bed of the river.
Over two hours of the son tie was spent
in committee of the whole o the irriga-
ton bill.
The investigation committee alsr got
down to more work today than an, day
heretofore. T. w. Brooks CT Aberdeen
z. IA. Ninton and Oscar Ts.nney of Red
was assistant cashier of the First Ma
tional bank of Redfield and also the last
cashier of the defunct bank at Gettysburg.
He is not acquainted with or related to
Lawyer Tenney, who has figured so CON
spicuously in the case in Chicago and who
is generally accredited here as the man
who gave Taylor bad advice. Oscar Tin
ney is hardly of age yet and has been in
the employ of the First National for five
years or more as clerk and as assistant
cashier. 1t is doubtful if any evidence of
benefit to the state has been secured, and
the nature of the investigation as pursued
by the committee seems to be directed
more to securing information to aid in
putting screws to the bondsmen than to
develop tho facts surrounding the defalca-
sion.
From Banker Brooks no evidence of i'm
p%ortnnce was adduced.
The questions to Vinton and Tinney
were in reference to the withdrawal Of
money by Taylor from the First National
in December and to secure evidence to sub
stantiate the claim of the state on about
$4,000 of property on which it has levied
and which had been transferred to the
Northwestern Mortgage Trust company.
Tinney, who in the settlement of the
affairs of the Gettysburg bank acted MS
cashier of that institution in signing notes
and mortgages, made the last of December
Il chattel mortgage to the Northwestern
Mercantile Trust company as security for
n note of $4,000 held by that company
against the Gettysburg bank. The drift
of the investigation was to question the
authority of Tinney in this direction.
Nothing sensational or out of the ordinary
has thus developed in the investigation so
far
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PETTIGREW REFLECTED.

rho Senator Gets the Solid Republican
Vtts of tho Observation-Disclosures
Passes Tho Senate.
PIERRE, s. d., Jan. a3.-When peti-
were reached in the order of
Tuesday there was presented
to the senate u petition from thirty-one
and signed by 5000 names,
asking that the prohibition clause OF
the constitution ''do not be resubmit-
ted"
The favorable report of the COM
mittee on resubmission then came
up. 1T was adopted by u vote of 20
10 IL.
The report of the majority of the
committee was signed by all the mem
bers except Senator McGce of Penning-
ton county. 1t was Il surprise that the
opposition in the committee should
come from tho Black Hills region,
which was supposed to be so largely
for r.esub,nission.
The cause of resnbmission was ndvo-
Gated by Senators Aplin of Beadle,
Kelly of Day, Foote of Brule, Rice of
Lawrence, Boyce of Minnehaha and
Wilson OF Fall River. The opposition
q led by Senators MCGEE of Penning-
ton, Allison of Bookings, Doran OF
snnborn, Wright of Jeruuld, Lothian
81 Grant and Peuse OF Roberts.
The only question of interest in the
senatorial election was how the pop
utlsts would dispose of their vote. Two
weeks ngo Senator Pettigrew had
avery vote in the republican caucus on
The first ballot. and Tuesday, when the
houses balloted for senator, he re-
.eiyed every republican votc. Of the
populists vtwenty-three
voted for State Senator Crawford of
lNingsbury county, and Crawford threw
MS vote TO ex-senator Grill.
There was no excitement connected
with tho voting on senator and little
speechmaking. Tho house eulogized
The respective candidates i'll short
sneeches, and in the senate General
.pcaso and Senators Bennett and Ken
1edy spoke for Pettigrew, while Scna-
ltors Niece and Kelly advocated Craw-
lord. In the house Messrs. Barron,
lass, Miltimore, Hair. Sharp, Truman
and Howard spoke for Mr.. Pcttigrew.
The vote in the house stood:
pettlgreW
In the senate:
rettlEtew
y
Today the two houses will meet in
joint convention and ratify the pro-
,eedings of Tuesday.
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ACTRESS AND BARON ENGAGED
The Leading Lady of Conrled's. Company
IN Marcy N 4, Ausfr,.o Hotro.

The Leading Lady of Conrled's Company
to Marry nn Austrian Noblemau.
New York, Jan. 2S.-The engagement
is announced of Baron Friedrich Won
Bossany 1, a peer of the Austrian en-
pire, and Miss Charlotte Durand, tlead-
lady in the Conreld Stock company at
the Irving Place theater.
The family of the baron is said to be
n Of the richest in all Hungary. His
father is a leader in the Hungarian par
lament and is president Of the Conseli-
dated Street Railway company of Buda-.
Pesth. He was the military secretary
and confidential adviser to Louis Kos
suth during the last struggle for Hun
garian freedom. Like him he came to
this country after its disastrous end
Ing. Here he became imbued with
ideas Of progress. When per-
mitted to return to his ;nati~e.land he
at once set to work to repair his shat
tered fortunes. He has accumulated,an
property.
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State Boa rd OF arr,cu,t,r..

Huron, S. D., Jan. 2s.-A meeting of
the state board of agriculture, which
ms just been recognized with Oscar
Kemp of Watcrtown us president, wilt
meet here on March 10 to select a pface
for holding the next state fair, prepare
premium lists, appoint committees,
ate. Tho board is in dcbt about SIS, 600,
which the legislature will be asked to
provide for, nnd@thus allow the organic
alton to enter upon its work .unham-.
nnredsL liz debt.
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The announcement was recently
made hat If any of the principals of
the public schools cared to take the
time and trouble, the United States
weather service would furnish the MAJ
terial n instruct them in the work
of predicting the weather. Miss Mary
r. Caroland, supervising principal of
the Central Combined Girls school of
Germantown, Pa. who is recognized as
among the most progressive teachers of
that section, expressed a willingness to
become acquainted with the myster-
les of the weather service, and,accord-
ingly, a few days ago, Sergeant Dey
paid q visit to the school in Gcrman-
town n initiated her in the work.
The next day, as Don as school opened,
the storm flag was hoisted Upon the
school tiagpole by Janitor George j.
Wolfe. 1t is said that only one other
of the principals of the public schools
besides Miss Caroland has offered to
undertake this work, Mr.. Founders
OF the Robert Morris school, in the
TWenty-nfnth ward
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Secretary wight Goes to St. houis.

Sioux Falls, Jan. 2o.-At u meeting
OF the board of directors of the Y. NJ.
G. A., AM. Wight rendered his rcsig.
nation as general secretary of that or.
ganization, to take effect February 10.
Mr.. Wight. who hns been general sec.
rotary Of the association since August,
1891. has been rendered the general
secretaryship OF ,he central depart.
ment Of che Y. M. G. A. of st. Louis,
Mo. Mr.. Wight was well known
throughout the northwest as a Y. M. C.
a. worker -. -
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1895-02-02

WINNIPEG, Man, Jan. ga Mani;
tou dispatch says tho Hudson Bay
store and tho Stuart hotel, owned. by
Thomas Cassin. tho two finest building.
of the kind in southern Mauitobn, and
the county clerks office, were burned
to the ground this morning. Tho loss
s heavy.
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sportsmen Want a Came raw.

Huron. $. D.. Jan. es.-sportsmaen in.
this part of the state are anxious 10
nave the present legislature enact "a
game law that will be of some value.
Judge Glllen of Planlsinton, and his
opinion is in accord with that Of other
j%urists. holds THAI thereas no law upon
the statute books of Sbuth Dakota pro.
'hibiting the killing Of quail. The leg
.islaturc of 1899 failed to amend or put
in its place 4 law in lieu of the old
game law TINT became imperative in
February, 1893, since which time the
state has practically been without q
game law worthy the name.
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AN lMBEClLE.
Sot In Immediate Danger, but Death vii
Come Warning. r.

Not In Immediate Danger, but Death VIII
Come Without Warning.
New YoKK, jan. %. James G.
the playwright and actor, who
wrote "Shane-na-lawn' for William
Scanlon, in which the comedian starred
or six seasons. visited the unfortunate
actor Mt the Bloomingdale asylum.
Mr.. Ronch and Scnnlon were very in
innate friends. Speaking Of his visit
Mr.. Roach said: "Scnnlon has lost
much flesh since / saw him last, and
he has certainly hud intervals of
since his confinement
1is condition todny is that Of
\ perfect imbecile, and he has been SO
.or several weeks, The authorities say
hat ho is in no immediate danger, but
That tho end will undoubtedly come
Without warning. 4
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Irrigation Meeting,

Huron, S. D., Jan. GA call has
been issued for a meeting here on Feb
nary 4 of those Interested in irriga-
ZION to consider the question of asking
legislative authority to build dams and
construct reservoirs for holding sur
face water for irrigating purposes. The
all is unanimously signed and includes
all the counties i'll this partof the state.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1895-02-02
ABERDEEN STANDS WELL.

twenty Thousand Dollars of Rcfunding
Bonds Bring 5000 Premium.
ABERDEEN, S. D.. Jan. 23.-Aber-
ieen's refunding bonds in the sum of
10000, running twenty years. and
trnwing u per cent interest, have just
been sold to Mason Lewis & Co. of Chi
ago at q premium of $3.50. This is the
pest sale of the kind in the two Da-
xotas for q period of two years.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1895-02-02
win Leave It to the citizens.

SIOUX FALLS, s. D., Jan. a6.-h mass
meeting OF citizens is called ior This
evening to hear the complaint of the
Industrial union against the city coune
ell touching the disposal ofsnloon fines.
The union has agreed to abide by tho
decision of the citizens. 1t is thought
this meeting will end tho fight, which
has torn things up here the last weeIs.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1895-02-02
The POPE,S ENCYCLlCAL.
Original Latin copy Expected to Arrive

Original Latin Copy Expected to Arrive
Today.
WASHINGTON Jan. Collaboration
has been received by Monsignor So.
TOLL, the paral delegate, that the ORR
ginal Latin copy of the pope's encycli-
cal ON 1.-THE Catholic Church in Amer.
ica,' was sent from New York this
morning by express, addressed t the
delegate here. 1t is therefore expected
to arrive some time today. The docu
ment is very voluminous, containing
about $4,000 words. Its translation
and duplication for publication will be
expedited.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1895-02-02
prcs;dcnt of Arcentine Rosicn.,

BuESos AYREs, Jan. 23.-Dr. Saens.
Penn, president of the Argentine re.
public. sent in his resignation to con.
gress Tuesday and that body pro.
claimed Senior Uriqure, the vice presi,
dent, to lie president of the republic.
In his message to congress conveying
his resignation Senior Saens-Pena said
that he was ilnpelled to resign i'll view
of the decision of congress on the ques.
ton OF a general amnesty, which decis.
ion, he declared, he regards us a VERT
lble stimulus to military anarchy and
4 discredit to the nation. A cabinet
has been constituted as follows:
Minister of Finance-Senor Romero.
Minister'o o Foreign Affairs-Senor Bere
ose.
Secretary of Internal Affairs-Seno.
Pare. ~
Minister of War-Geueral Winter.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1895-02-02
Contain Humphrey Goes TO Tcnncssee.

%IiuRoS, S. L., Jan. 23..-Caplian IL.
A. Humphrey, late editor and propri-
ptor of the Faulliton Times, and n OF
the hest known newspaper men in the
state, has gone to Tennessee with
view to permanently locating there.
Captain Humphrey sold his Faullston
plant TO II. A. Armstrong.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1895-02-02
BROOKLYN CAR STRIKE.

So Much Imprnred That Troops
Are Preparing to Leave.
Brooklyn, n. Y, jap; ss-TrpIley
cars on the Halsey street line are run.
ning regularly this morning and every
thing is SO quiet and pencenbls about
the power house that the. Seventh repi-
lnent wa relieved from duty .apdv loft
there at s:l5 o'cfoek this rioSniaes fol,
their ar1nory in NeT. York YhsSey.
enth WINS quarteredsattha lIalsey street
power house since last Mtonda.. mora:
ing. q,he First regiment mud first
battery have received orders ito pack
up and 1t is believed they wII~leavs.
Brooklyn for thelr New York Quarters
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WAS A SUMMER BEAU.

d. I. TIMvdahl Of Garrcts0n Gets Married
Willie Engaged to Two Young Ladies and
There Is Trouble.
SIOUX FALLS, S. d., Jan. 26.-B. l..
Havdahl, a druggist Mt Garretson, last
Monday entered into an enforced mar
ringe with Miss Ida johnson of Maple
ton township. lIe was engaged to an
other young lady, and when her friends
learned of his marriage there was much
talk OF lynching. liuvdahl has kept
himself locked in his room since last
Tuesdny. He has his meals brought to
him and keeps two loaded revolvers b,
his side constantly. There is not
thought to be any real danger.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1895-02-02
Ncl,on on tile First ballot.

ST. PAUL, Mimi, Jan. e3.-rhe legis
!ature met in joint session at noon to-
day and elected Governor Nelson or
tho first ballot for United States sen
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1895-02-02
Elkins Goes to the senate.

CuAHLEsTowS, ". Va, Jan. a3.-The
6rst ballot in the joint session OF the
aouse and senate resulted as follows
EIlsins so, Camden 90, Neal, populist, 2.
Eikins was declared elected.
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Six Deaths From La Grippe

NEW YORK. Jan. 23.-Dr. Nagle, regis.
trar Of vital statistics, reported six
deaths from grip for the twenty-fou,
hours ending at 10, Il. nj.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1895-02-02
Ch,na.s rcacn Enyors,

LONDON. Jan. a6.-Thc Central News
agency. correspondent at Shanghai says
the Chinese peace ENJOYS with their
suites started for Japan today.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1895-02-02
Ex.Treasurer Max Settles.

YASKroN, S. D.. Jan. 2a.-Ex-Treas-
urer Max has settled his deficiency of
81 200 by paying $500. The loss oc-
cured through q bank failure.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1895-02-02
Dnke of Aryrls Better.

SAN FRANCISCO, Cnl.,Jan. 23.-James
Creelmnn, the Worlds war correspond.
mt, arrived on the Peru yesterday.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1895-02-02

GLASGOW, JAN. 23.-The condition Of
the Duke of Argyle is improved.
Customer In cheap restaurant)-Giyc
me beefsteal1 with mushrooms.
Waiter loudly. to cook)-Slaughterir
de pan, wild fumygated toadstooIs.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1895-02-02
RETREnChMENT in THE AIR
Ynnkton Eager to Reform the Whole

A"hhtoh lager 10 sietorm the Whole
50. stntc.
Yaultton, s. d., Jan. 2a.-The re
trenchment craze has hit this com.
naunitS hard. Besides discovering a
way to reduce county expenses about
$4,000 per annum, it has been sug-
gested that the state expenses might be
reduced at least sl50,00o, and a petition
is being prepared for general circulu-
ton, asking, .inview of the hard times.
that the legislature adjourn Mt the end
Of thirty days; that some Of the public
institutions be closed for two wears,
and that the salaries of the officers OF
other state institutions boz reduced.
The salary Of tlte-prcsident OF the state
university is $500 a year-S30o greater
than the salary Of the governor of the
state. This is $1,000 a year more than
is pnid tho secretary of state, treasurer
or auditor. IT is also suggested that
the state militia appropriation be
passed this year and tlint all other un.
necessary expenses be abolished. Just
what effect these petitions will have
upon the members of the legislature is
prbbleinatical. but it is known that
they are circulated at the instiration
OF members of TINT body.
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Inyestigatiuc the De~stitu,ion.

Huron. $. D. Jan. e9.-Rev. G.. NJ.
Daley of this. city, superintendent for
South Dakota of the CONGREGATIONAL
Sunday School and Publishing society,
and one of'the best known missionar.
les in the state, has sent out nearly
900 letters asking for facts relative 70
the reported destitution In certair,
parts of the state. These letters nre
address ed to responsible parties In.
every Inhabited county in the state.
with q view to obtaining fncts SO that
q systematic effort for.rclief may be
made II necessary.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1895-02-02
90 Degrees ne,ow NJ .bcr,een.

81 Degrees Fellow nj Aberdeen.
ABERDEEN, S. D.. Jan. 23.-Twenty-
nine degrees below zero herelast night,
inc coolest Of the winter to date.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1895-02-02

Traction oficial-No&use talking. we
can't. afford to- buy tenders for Won,
trolley cnrs
Tnm.na. ~. - a
1t n little.
Figure on it? You have already SAID
that the Tenders would cost sin d
Just so. But tRey.wilYs1hst .foTeff tp.
years. nov axe your pencil Inc pm,
per- n sec now mnch wages you VIII
spend in htty years just for men to
wash the blood off the wheels, no,
counting the soap.
Rector-For once n r,oIn;sa noda al
+ha ,nar.iora aita. T. 1ih.eIn 90 ~ l.e. ~
w. $50. 10y 70 " AepS.
niie- what do yaA. EstesAi
Rector-Ata wedding this morning
tIegot the questions mixed-nnd it was
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1895-02-02

The honor of being the oldest sur
viving eS-nember of congress is in dis
pute. 1t seems safe enough, however,
to coacede that honor TO James W.
Bradbury of Augusta, Me. Mf. Brad
bury was born June 10, 1902, and is
therefore in his 93d year. But while
George w. Jones of Dubuque is two
years younger. he entered congress at
an earlier day, having gone to Wash
inston as u delegate from Wisconsin
territory in 1885. Mr.. Jones was jon
athan Cilley's second in the duel in
which Mr.. Cilley was killed by Mr..
Graves of Kentucky. He was a
rabid democrat and was arrested for
disloyalty during the a but was
e brought to trial. Singularly
enough he went over to the republicans
during Mr.. C%leveiand's first admins
tration and supported Mr.. Harrison i'll
1883. The reason assigned is that the
president failed to give him what he
considered his share of offices.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1895-02-02

TIL power of herculite as an exp,os.
OF 1t Will move thirty tons of stone, ~
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1895-02-02

Natlonnl Association OF Hay Dealers.
CLEVELAND, o., Jan. 23.-At u meet.
ing OF the hay dealers OF tho country
held here yesterday Il national a~ssocia'
ton was. formed.
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"E.L-.-
George Albright of Washington is
what would be called in slang parlance
a bird" George had promised for some
time to we'd Miss Lizzie Jordan, but
though the day had been frequently
appointed George always secured a
Observation-Disclosures thitiiard times
were depressing him. Last week Lizzie
cornered him, and George declared
that he would be married at once If lie
had 81 to procure a license. "If th-c is
all You need" said the faithful and
lovelorn Lizzie. here is your dollar"
George took the money and married
another girl. This was a little more
than Lizzie could stand. and she
promptly had him arrested and locked
up. while George consoles himself with
the reflection that jail has no fury like
a mi scorned.
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Mr.. Lightweight (airily, to c~onductor)
i wonder what that shabby old
codger finds SO attractive in this d.
rection. He's been cycling me for ten
minutes.
acknowledgements guess he's
wondering how you happen to be trav-
cling on a pass: He's the president of
the road. ~
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1895-02-02
Big Fire in NInnitou.

'nle. :,
Minister of War-Geucral Winter.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1895-02-02

In the convict prison at Copenhagen
mothers are allowed to have their ha,
bies with them until they are one year
old; then they are taken to the work.
house unsil the mothers term of SEN
tence has expired.
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Sugar beet gro wing is about to re.
ceive an impetus in the vicinity of San
~Bernardino, ca. Experiments have
been made there which show us high
MS 1876 per centot saccharine matter in
the beet wlifaI is cultivated by the
local runners. =,
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1895-02-02

DEATH OF NJ. DE GiERS.

Mansion. Washington, Js
uary Is. 1895.
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-E-I| aa --- ~----
A Copengagen correspondent writes
that the imperial Russian yach! stand.
ard, bnilt in that city, is the largest
pleasure yacht ever built. 1t is 425
feet long. cost 81 200 900, r~nps-twenty,
miles an hour;snna Will nave twenty
officers and u crew of $50. 1t is to bc
launched on May II. the birthday of
Alexander IL
The harvester inventea 81 Mecor-
mick in 1881 has-beer,.so improved that
it is said it will cut and bind an acre of
grain i'll forty-five minutes. >
--4----- y
OF all the books % the late Robert
Louis Stevenson. "Dr. Jekyll and Mr.,
Hyde" had the largest sale. running up
to $4,000. Treasure Island" came next
with 90, 006, and SO on down to '.The Ebb
Tide with $4,000. The great lead Of
the Jekyll n Hyde romance is in part
to be attributed to the fact that twas
brought OUT in cheap, Form Yet with
all Observation-Disclosures and Teputa-
tienit is notvery encouraging TO reflect.
that not one of his books has had as
large a sale assppip Reads Kentucky
Colonel, whicNSAs literature
with steyenson,s writings aboua as
much as one OF r. p. Roe's stories with
the book Of Job.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1895-02-02

1t is calculated that the sugar pro.
duccdin Fiji, Queensland. aud Now
South Wales, Mt the present rate OF inn
creuse, wall supply the whole demand.
of tho Australian coloniesshSes1S96.