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TWO ISLANDER SUITS.
Che Sioux Falls School Board in 1t all
the Time

Vle Sioux Falls School Board III 1t all
the Time.
Sioux Falls, S, D., May 2S.--@hcre was
"a new kink in the school board trouble
here this morning when two actions for
SANDER were brought against S. IL.
Magner, a member of the board. One
was brought by A. NJ. Rowe, superin-
tendent of the city schools, and the
other was brought by D. X. HOWE, a
member of the board. The Charge
against Magner is thai re told several
parties, among them Mark Scott. editor
of the journal, that Rove had secured
his recollection AZ superintendent of the
school by brihing HOWE with a money
bride to vote for him. The damages
asked in each case are 10000 Wagner
denies having made such statements.
HOWE and Rowe are both members of
churches here. Rowe being a Congrega-
tionalist and HOWE a Presbyterian.
Magner is also a leading member of the
Presbyterian church. The suits have
set the whole town agog and If they
come to trial they Will prove to be most
interesting.
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Fashionable New York Wedding.

New York. May 2s.-The Church of
the Heavenly Rest will be the scene at 4
o'clock this afternoon of one Of the most
fashionable weddings of the season, the
contracting parties being Miss Eliza
beth Cynthia Barney, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Newcomb Barney. and DIR.
Laidlaw Buel. Rev. DR.. Parker
Morgan will perform the ceremony. A
large number of invitations have been
issued and the ceremony will be wit
messed by a brilliant assemblage of So
,.iety stars.
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Charities and Corrections

New Haven, Conn, May 27.-The ses-
sions of the national conference of char
tiles aud corrections We're continued to-
day at Memorial hall. C. e. Faulkner
of Atchison, kas., opened the proceed
inSs with q paper on National and
State Homes for Union Soldiers and
Sailors" Major N. j. Randolph of Rich
lmond. Va. and Major II. II. Dudley of
Nashville, Tenn, treated the same suo-
jcct with reference to confederate sail
ors and soldiers. and the morning ses-
Sion VAS brought to II close with a de-
*ctiptian OF relief work in New York
and Chicago by Mrs. Charles r.. Lowell
+til Rev. c. G. Trusdell respectively.
tn" meetings aro being largely at
"'nl~ll.
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DEMOCRATS AT DALLAS.
There Will he IL Battle Over the None
OueSIlnn.

There Will BE IL Battle Over the Money
Question.
Dallas, Tex. May 27.-In accordance
with a call recently issued by Chairman
]. G. Dudley of the state democratic
executive coranittee. delegates repre-
senting that party assembled here this
morning for the purpose of defining
the attitude of the democracy of Texas
on the money question. Tie call for
the gathering Impressed upon all good
democrats the necessity of yielding to
the judgment of the majority, and of
supporting the party even though its
policy should be contrary to the indi-
vidual opinions of some of it's members.
1t is hardly likely, however, tina this
advice will be strictly followed, as both
the hard money clement and the free
silverites Show an inclination to stand
by their colors through thick and thin.
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En,crlnininr Newsn,pcr ,ycn

Atlanta. Ca, May 2S.-The directors
Of the Cotton States and international
exposition are today busy entertaining
3 large delegation of Washington cor
respondents and the members of the
Commercial club of Cincinnati, who are
at present in response to an invitation
20 inspect the preparations for the
forthcoming exhibition. They will
visit points of local interest today, and
tomorrow a mammoth barbecue will be
given in their honor.
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In Extra session.

Nashville, Tenn, May 27.-The gen.
eral assembly of Tennessee convened
here in extra session today for the pur-
pose of completing its regular work,
the contest for the governorship, which
ended in establishing Governor Tur-
ney in he ubernatorial chair, having
occupied 50 much of the solons' time
during the regular session Thai the
general appropriation bill and other i'm
portant legislation was given the go-by.
AS the extra session Is limited to
twenty days h.leglslature will be com
PEELED to put in their best ticks in order
TO claar tha japkS
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Brooklyn. N. Y, May 2S.-The annual
picnic of the Brooklyn knights of La
Dor is being held today at Benner's
Grove. The proceeds VIII be devoted
to assisting the railroad trolley men,
who, in the words of the call. made
such II gallant fight for fair wages
against the Brooklyn trolley kings"
rhesite of the picnic is so located that
those attending will not be Obliged to
p%atroniZe the trolley cars.
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TAYLOR'S B0NDsMEN.

The Case of the State Against Them
Trans ferred to the Federal Court.
Sioux Falls, S. D., May 27.-Judse
tidgerton of the United States court to-
day granted a motion transferring the
case of the state against the bondsmen
of the ~defaulting ex-Treasurer Taylor
from the state to the United States
court, on the ground of local prejudice.
The date OF the trial is not yet fixed. 1t
Is likely on account of the III health
of Judge Edgerton. Judge Williams of
Little Rock, Ark, will sit in the case.
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SICK CELEBRITIES.
Gall Hamilton Very Low.

Washington. May 27.-Miss Mary ABB,
gail Dodge Gail Hamilton) is still alive,
During the past forty-eight hours she
has been conscious several times and
has taken a little nourlshment. Her
condition is still very critical. J
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1895-06-01

Washington, May 27.-secretary
Gresham's illness is again causing
~uneasiness. but at noon today his
soninlaw, Mr.. Andrew. who Is in at
tendance at his bedside sent a message
to a personal friend of the family stat
ing that an Improvement had set in i'm
the secretary's condition,
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Some of the Washington bellies who
vert to Mrs. Lamont's for an afternoon
tea had an interesting adventure. One
Of the ladies looking into the hall saw
h man whom she descr!bed as the
~handsomest foreigner she had ever
seem" All the other girls took a look
at him and then Mrs. Lamont, thinking
ne was waiting for some friend to come
along and introduce him, and yielding
10 the solicitation of her lady guests,
invited him to come in. The nan slow
" touched his hat and said: 81 beg
your pardon, madam, but l am waiting
for Mrs. -" He was the coachman.
fableau.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1895-06-01
COFFIN BROTHERS CASE.
The Cases Against the Bank wrcckers
Go Over to the September Term.

Indianapolis, Ind, May S.-The cases
against Francis H. and Percival b.
Coffin a. d Schuyler Haughey for the
wreckins of the Indianapolis National
bank, which were set by Judge Baker
for trial today have gone over to the
September term. The Collins, who for
merly stood high in social and financial
circles in Indiana, were convicted a year
ago and taken to the pe~nitentiary at
Michigan City, Francis H.. IN a SEN
tence of ten years. and Percival b. for
five years, but after an Incarceration of
less than a week they We're released on
a supersedeas issued by Justice Har-
Ian, pending an appeal to the supreme
court Of the United States. This trI-
bunal reversed the case, and granted A
new trial.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1895-06-01

Henry CardoZo of South Washington
called on his sweetheart. Miss Georgia
Brown. Henry was very tired, and.
after making a call beyond the usual
formal limits. quietly went, to sleep on
the sofa. Miss Brown was so hurt by
this unexpected action that She Went
up stairs to bed. leaving her lover fast
asleep, as she supposed. When Cardozo,
awoke he was so much refreshed that
he stole $40 in money and 500 worth of
clothing and went his merry way. But
he was speedily arrested and now Miss
Brown will appear against him to the
bitter end.
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Chicago.

Union Stock Yards. Chicago, May
T.-Hogs-Heavy $4.45@4.60. mixed s4.25m
l.5o. light s4.2544.45, rough heavy $4.20a
49,.
~Cattle-Beeves Si.25a5.90. cows s2.25Gl.70,
stockers and feeders S2.75n4.60 calves 25o
sheep-Nativcs s3.0Og5.0o. western s4.ooa
MeXicans s4.504if.o so. lambs s3.75G
( m
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Kansas City,

Union Stock Yards. Kansas City. May
I.-Cattle-Native steers $o.00li5. 80, stock-
,rs and feeders $3.0UIi.l5, calves and yearl-
ngs $4.0oa9.00. cows II heifers S3.650i. 80,
,ange steers $3.UGiI.60.
Hogs-Heavy S4.S0u4. 50, medium $i.209
LAO, light $i.15Q4.35, pigs S3.75u4.l5.
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An artist, who has been travelling in
California. relates that one day on the
train from Sacramento he met a couple
wfo had been led to sell their little
arm In Vermont n go to California
to amass a golden treasure in that
golden climate" They had speedily
sum- their money and were going back
east. They were a mournful pair. and
we're In no mood to speak pleasantly Of
me overrated country to which they had
been seduced. when we first went to
California" said the man, sit rained
FORTY days and nights. and when it
stopped raining it began to now and is
showing yet"
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1895-06-01

Fatal Accidents at Duhuune

Dubuque. Ia, May 27.-John Kuppert
or Dyersvil1e. accidentally shot himself
Saturday ard died last night. Joseph
Brodie, attempting to board a train at
Twenty-second street last night fell IN
der the Wheels and had his leg cut off
at the hip. He died this morning.
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he X
Sioux CITY Ljya stock,

Union Stock Yards, Sioux City, May
E.-~Hogs-Heavy A.25G4.35 mixed &.l54
LIS, light S4.lt@4.25.
Cattlc-Beeves $3.26G5.O0, cows and heif-
FRS S1.50I4.0O. bulls sl.25I3.25, stockers
md feeders s2.00u3.s0. yearlings and
calves $l.I5l3.40
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Sou,,, Omaha,

Union Stock Yards, South Omaha. May
t7.-Hogs-Heavy $4.25ul.40, mixed and
light $4.1044.30
Cattle-Stockers ana feeders s2.4Oq3.6 60.
lows 81. 5o92.6 60. common %1.25Ql.9o.
Sheep--Market steady.
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THE SON SUSPECTED.
A. House Burns In Omaha and n Woman
Cremated.

Omaha, Ncb., May 25.-The startling
discovery mas been made tina the Os-
borne house which was burned down
Thursday night, in which Mrs. Osborne
persisted was nct robbed and it is limited
that 1t was fired to get the insurance as
it was highly overinsured, by her.son.
Who probably did not intend to have his
mother burn to death.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1895-06-01

The devotees of Wagner may feel a
good deal encouraged by the V with
which the German opera was received
in the west this spring. but it is still a
fact that the name of one great singer
will outweigh all the attractions of the
cult. Melba was the great star of the
indianapolis festival, and while Nor
dica and the German opera did fairly
we'll h Melba night was a crusher.
Four thousand people were seated, hun
dreds were standing in the aisles and
many were turned away This fact is
Significant as showing that people are
still attracted by the star, which is one
of the greatest evils with which man
ayers who desire to give adequate per-
formances of grand opera have to IN
tend.
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Ford-Your lawyer made some pretty
severe charges against the other fellow
didn't he?
Smallwort-Y-e-e-s. but you ought te
see how he charged me.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1895-06-01

Minneapolis, May 27.-Wheat-Closlng-
May Soasc. July s03sc, September 77i2c; on
rack, No. l hard size, TO. ! northern
H1hc, No. 9 northern 79Ac,
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Eb'ry cloud" said Uncle Eben. "hat
err silver linln'. De trouble am dat ei
heap oh men ain got e~nergy2nuff tel
hustle an tu'hn de cloud wrong side
out"
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uo,rv n,,, IN s,,th n,tot,

Yankton, S. D., May PA heavy rain
throughout this section last night and
this morning has dispelled all fears
for small grain.
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quite an interesting little row has

Quite an interesting little row has
been started over the proposed enter
tainnent to be given by and for the ben
eft of the Kindergarten association OF
New York. Miss Helen Gould is the
vice president of the association and sne
objects to the published
ment that the entertainment will con.
sist of living pictures and insists
that they shall be called tableaux Wv
ants. In consequence of the notoriety
of the affair, many of the prominent
people WAC were at first associated with
the enterprise have withdrawn in deep
disgust. As}a result of the unfortunate
misunderstanding the "~twenty-three
living pictures" have been reduced in
the plan to sixteen tableaux," and the
names of Lillian Russell, Nesta Tilley..
Cissy Fitzgerald, Camille D'Arville and
other professionals. who were expected
TO lend their attractive presence TO the
benefit. have been withdrawn.
A wedding at Georgetown, d. c., was
appointed for last Thursday evening,
when Lewis Rhodes was billed to es-
pouse Miss Alice Parker. The guests
assembled at the house of the prosuect-
i've bride at the appointed hour, but the
. ~ - w ~ "a !" 'tlNf 'iAN~s
Then some of the guests volunteered TO
60 out and look for him. but their
search was unsuccessful The bride
very naturally went into Mysteries, but
the company decided to make the best
of Il bad matter, so they organized a
dancing party and enjoyed themselves
until morning, while the detected young
woman retired to her Don II re-
fused to be comforted. Rhodes had
been at the house at 10 o'clock in the
morning and had given no intimation
OF not appearing at the ceremony.
Miss Edna Spencer is employed in the
department of agriculture at the ma
tional capital. When She went to her
trunk the other night TO get S97 in cash
which she had put away for a wet
spring she found her money gone. She
remembered that one of the colored SER
wants had acted in a very suspicious
manner, SO she reported the loss to the
police and indicated her suspicious. The
suspected girl had gone to a negro ball.
50 Miss Spencer accompanied the off,
Ger to the scene of festivity. The girl
was picked out the crowd of dusky
dancers and placed under arrest. The
money has been recovered, but Miss
that ball room were a little more try
ing than the loss of the money could
have been.
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Galveston News: After a mar loses
his nte he goes out into the world to
find his uncle,
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1895-06-01

Sea water Is said to contain all the so,u.
BILE substances that exist IN the earth
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-04-05

but few mortalS. The man vino rounded
out his cghiicth year Monday has earned
his honors rs the creator of united Ger
many. From 1886 almost continuously
until his disagreement with the young
emperor in 1890, Bismarck was in the
public service of his country He it was
who contcnded with iron will for the uni
ficaiion of the German States while that
idea Was yet but dream in few
large minds like his. He il was who in
lSGo. on entering upon the office of min
lister. forced upon an unwilling constitu-
ency the project of military reform and
the expulsion of Austria, which was
achieved ut Sadowa. He il WAS who
drew up the constitution for the new Ger
man Federation. and he. too. was the one
10 cement that federation into pcrpctuity
by inciting the war with France.
According TO the dispatches. the wealth
err on the morning of the celebration was
glorious by 5 o'clock five trains. each
bringing about ] 900 persons. had arrived
from Hamburg. In = EDITION great num-
bcrs of people nockcd in by the various
roads from the surrounding country. The
railroad station was hung with garlands.
flags and Chinese lanterns. The dis
patch of conGratulation which King Os-
car of Sweden and Norway sent To Prince
bismarck alluded to the latter as the ere
ator of German unity. Emperor Francis
Joseph of Austria was among those who
telcgraphed congratulations to the prince
Thousands Gather in the Meadows.
The general public was not admitted IL
the castle gardens where the reception
4 L A
cred in the meadows on the other side of
the stream overlooking the gardens. At
122:3O p. m the band of the Fourth rcgi-
ment of foot guards took position in
the garden opposite the palace and played
the "Haleiujah Chorus from the Mes
siah" and other popular airs. Soon the
strains of Die Wacht am Rhein' were
heard in the distance. announcing the
approach of the students procession. The
terrace was then occupied by Prince Bis
marck. his family and their numerous
guests. AS the students were marshaled
in front of the terrace and on the rising
ground to the left the band played Hell
Die Siegeskranz.
Prince Bismarck appeared on the ter
race. The crowds about the castle had
by that time been sweled to quite 1000
persons. A. the moment the princes
stately form WAS recognized by the stu
dents and the public there arose mighty
cheer. which echoed far and wide and
the students FLASHED their swords to-
gether in the air Prince Bismarck wore
II cuirassicr uniform and was without Il
cloak. He raised his helmet and stood
bowling until the cheers had subsidized.
The smoke of the = students bpDuf1-
ton, Bruch. Il theological student of the
University of Bonn. then assembled the
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-04-05
HONOR TO BISMARCK.
CEUEBRATE HIS
EiGHTIETH BIRTHDAY.
Devotion to the Iron Chancellor Shown
by Enthusiastic Citizens of the Fa-
ther!and - FricdriChsruhe Bcsieged
with Crowds Anxious to Do Homage.
All Germany in Gala Dress.

The founder of the German empire,
Prince Bismarck, was SO years old Mon
day, and never was birthday celebrated
more royalty. All Germany participated.
and FREDERICKSBURG advices say many
thousands came in person from all parts
of the empire TO offer their congratula
tons 10 the veteran statesman.
Not since the battle of Sedan has any
thing occurred that has been so inspiring
for the cause of German unity as the
celebration of Prince Bismarcks birth
day. Germans all over the civilized
world joined in doing honor to the grey
haired eX-chancellor. kilograms and let
terS poured i'll upon the old man from the
four quarters of the globe. 1t is said that
1000 parcels and 100000 letters and post
cards arrived for him. To say nothing of
multitudinous kilograms. These honors
are paid 10 Il man the like of whom arc
few i'll history, and on the occasion of an
event in his life such is vouchsafcd to
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-04-05
DEMAND FOR HORSE-MEAT.
Western Breeders May Find a Mar
ket in Germany.


In view of the closing of German mar
kets To American cattle there is another
direction towards which American pack
ers might well turn their attention, and
that is the preparation and sale of horse
meat. The above is the suggestion made
by United States Consul l.. W.. Jingle,
at Brunswick, Germany, in report 10
the State Department.
He says that in large German cities the
consumption of horse meat is almost as
great as that of beef and mutton and it is
growing in the smaller towns. OF course
the customers are exclusively of the poor
or classes. but they compose nine-tenths
of the consumers of the country and the
meat is sold for cents pound as
against beef at from l. to - cents
The consul sets out reasons 10 prove
that horse meat is quite as good as beef
He says the demand has increased so rap
idly in Germany that il is difficult TO meet
il, and whereas butchers formerly paid
from ~ to SO for WORKOUT horse for
slaughter. they now pay SO and SO and
prices are rising. The consul sees here a
great opportunity for American packers
Tie says the horse supply in America
Is practically inexhaustible; they can be
raised in the West cheaper than cattle
and are more easily shipped. The meat
cannot be canned. but it can be furnished
sailed or smoked as well as fresh. just as
il is used in Germany.
The report touches upon the astOnSh-
ingly rapid disuse of horses in America
consequent upon the introduction of the
trolley car. which has made horse raising
in the West Improbable, and urges that
the ranchmen may find relief by raising
horses for food; the prejudice against the
meat in America being no good reason
why he should not profit by the different
state of things in another country.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-04-05

Total ......... .S6JS,091 81 ,SS1 BOO
Here we have gain in Il single
months business. only one year apart,
of Sl.223,J,;4. Why have not those who
produced these articles that thus found
their way into the markets of Brazil
derived some benefit therefrom: Be
cause trusts and combinations have
absorbed all the profits, and the trib-
ute we pay in the form of usury 10 the
money kings of Europe. swallow Up
the proceeds ere it reaches the hand of
the producers. We are thus laid under
tribute To these foreign powers because
our own Government has surrendered
To Shylocl its sovereign right TO fur
nish its subjects with Il medium of eX
change. q currency.
When you are again told that labor
suffers for lack of foreign demand
for products, draw this table and show
Il gain of 800 per cent. in Brazil alone
in less than Il year.
But we suppose the people will still
60 on. determined to believe Il lie that
they may be--ruined.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-04-05
Notes and Comments.

The Rat Catcher's daughter married
and sailed for France with her two
million dollar terrier the same day Con
gress adjourned. blessings like mis-
fortunes. sometimes come In pairs
If anything was needed To show that
The proposed International conference
80 restore silver" is in the interest of
the money power of both Europe and
America, il is the fact that Cleveland
and John Sherman favor it and are
working for it.-Chicago Sentinel.
Having Congress of their hands and
no more L. $. Senators to elect, the
coupon clippers of Wall street will have
nothing to do for few months except
TO amuse themselves and scatter some
of their ill-gotten gains among the tip
takers OF Europe.
While Cleveland was off fishing, Sec
rotary Gresham sent demand to Spain
for an apology for the firing on an
American steamer by Il Cuban cruiser
Had it been British cruiser that had
done the firing Gresham would prOba
bly, have sent an apology Of some kind
instead Of demanding one.