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IBellalre, Ohio, In Danger.

BE1LAIRE, o., Jan. s.-Grcnt excite
ment prevails here over the rise of the
river, which is full Of ice, 1t is now
SO feet high and is rising ten inches AN
hour. by night hundred houses in
the lower end of the city will be sub
merged. The occupants ure moving
to places of safety. All low lands south
and north are flooded and the estimated
losses which have resulted will reach
over 500, 900.
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KICKS CASE NOT HEARD.

#-HaL.
h ChaSges Against the Judge Not Con-
sidered Today.
WASHINGTON, Jan. s.-contrary to
expectation the charges against United
States Judge Kicks Of Cleveland, O.,
Were not considered by tho house judi
ciary committee today. Mr.. Bailey of
Texas, chairman of tho subcommittee
of the house, investigated the charges
in December last, but has been too iii to
prepare q report. A call has been
issued to the members to be IN attend
ance tomorrow, of which timo verbal
reports will be made by Mr.. Bailey and
by Mr.. Broderick OF Kansas, another
member of the committee, which while
agreeing to the facts, will, it is under
stood. differ as to differences to be
drawn thcrefro,n.
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SPAN SEES THE POINT.

Minimum Tnrin Granted the United States
on Exports to Cuba and Porto Rico.
LONDON, Jan. s.-A dispatch to tho
Globe from Madrid asserts that us a re.
suit of the recent negotiations n mini
mum tariff has been accorded to the
United States by the Spanish govern
ment upon exports from the United
States into Cuba aud Porto Rico.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1895-01-12
Tho Ca rlIsIe Bnnl,inr mn.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 8. - While no
formal meeting of the committee on
rules has been held regarding the Car
Isle banking bill, the democratic mem.
bers OF the committee have tacitly
ngrced that n vote shall be taken on
friday OF this week and that n rule
will be reported tomorrow regulating
debate during the interila.
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Tho susquel,anna Very High.

CLEARFIELD, Pa, Jan. s.--rhc flood
In the Susquchanna reached the l6
foot mark, the highest point. at mid
night, when the ice, logs and drift
from the head waters passed Clcarfield.
This means twenty feet of water ut
Williamsport this afternoon. Tho
river district residents are putting their
houses in order for u general overflow.
AT 10 o'clock this morning the weather
was cooler, tho rain had stopped and
the thawing of the deep snow was
checked somewhat
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EXPLOSION AT DUBUQUE.
william Dousherty, a Japanncr, Killed
and Fearfully Mingled.

DUBUQUE. Ia, Jan. - William.
Doughcrty, a %japanncr, was killed by
the explosion of u steel japanning oven
in Scl,ricbcr & Conchar's hardware fac
tory Monday afternoon and his body,
minus hands and feet, was found in the
ruins of the annex, through which tho
flames shot rapidly.
Other worlsmen standing in the door
of the %jnpnnning room reiterated in
time. Dougherty was 81 yets.s old and
leaves n wife and child. The flames did
not communicate to the main building,
and tho loss, fully covered by insur-
nnce, hardly exceeds $4,000. The oven
was sx4x6 feet and heated by fire in
pots, which Doughcrty was adjusting
when the explosion came.
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snowstorn,s In s,.,,.

MADRID, Jan. s.-Heavy snowstorms
have prevailed throughout northern
Spain, blocking railways. Frustrating
telegraph wires and otherwise imped.
ing travel and damaging property,
Nearly all railway trains in that sec.
ton have been abandoned.
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Pacific Mail Steamer Ashore.

SAN Francisco, Cal. Jan. s.-News
has been received by cable that the
Pacific Mail steamer Rio do Janciro
was ashore at South Kafo Japan.
There are no further details, but those
who KNOW he spot So .a.., us
anil a total wreck | .psto result
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OHic,n!ly Denied.

LONDON, Jan. 1.-THE Pail Mall Ga
.ette's Monte Carlo report intimating
that Sir William Harcourt has resigned
and that a dissolution is imminent is
officially denied here Upon official
authority it is asserted that there is
not the slightest foundation for either
IF the statements mndo in the Pail
Mnll GaZctte's report,
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SUES FOR $4,000.

Mrs. Josie Mclaughlin Wants Thai,
Amount From a saloonkeeper for Selling
Drink to Her Husband.
CLINTON, H., Jan. s.-Mrs. Josie Nc
L%aughlin began suit today against
Walter Dale, n salooniterpcr. for 81 o
damages for selling liquor 70 her
husband. She alleges lh.s rs the
cause Of this suicide whith occurred
lost fall. Mclaughlin was deputy
county recorder.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1895-01-12

After all the mystery and wonder
concerning the famous Peachblow vase
e transpires that it is in New York, safe
N the possession of Mr.. Brayton Ives.
Mr.. Ives tells n strange story of how
he came to buy it, that he had to prom
se not to speak about it for a specified
'ime, and is not now Mt liberty to tell
what he paid for it, He isn't even cer-
min that he has the Peachblow, there
vas no guarantee to that effect when
se bought it nevertheless he vas glad
% get II. The denth of Mr.. Walkers
II Baltimore is his permission to mem
ion it at all. SO ut last the great
eeachblow mystery is cleared up at the
expense Of lot of what is vulgarly
tailed CUFF"
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Iowa editorial A@..oo,.tlop to m,et.

Association TO meet
MASON CRY, Ia, Jan. ga call ha-
been issued for q meeting of the Upper
Des Moines Editorial association, to be
held at Nevada January 81 and Febru-
airy I. 81. M. Clark, Johnson E~ringham,
p. 3. Stillman. j.. G. Dunell,
A.. NJ. Adams and Senator Fink will
deliver the principal addresses
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SOUTH DAkOTALEGISLA1URH
The Senate and House Called to
Order tuesday.
omcers Named by the Republican Caucus
Yesterday Elected Houses Meet in
Joint Session and Listen to
the Governors Message.

PIERRE, s. D., Jan. s.-The senate
and nousc met at noon, the former be-
ing called to order by Lieutenant Gov
ernor lIcrried aud the latter by secre.
tary OF State Thorson. The officers
named by the republican caucusss vera
then elected and the oath administered
by Judges hellam and Fuller of the
supreme court. Tho houses then met
in joint session aud after the state Off
GERS were sworn by chief Justice Corson
the governor read his message.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1895-01-12

LONDON. Jan. s.-Mr. and Mrs. Glad
stone started today for Cannes. Lord
Roseberry was among those at The stn-
lion to 500 them off.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1895-01-12
CONTEST DECIDED
c. Brake Declared Elected Treasurer Of
MandY Connnr. South DaLotn.

c. Brake Declared Elected Treasurer Of
Moody County, South Dakota.
Sioux FALLS, 8. D., Jan. 5.-Judge
Jones today decided the election con,
test case brought by A. c. Waller, re-,
publican, Of Moody county against c.
Brallte, populist, declared elected
treasurer of that county by 3 majority.
The judge finds Brake received T39
votes and Waller T35. Seven illegal
votes were thrown ont. Where a voter
places u cross at the head of q ticket
and without erasing the name of q can
didate puts n cross opposite the name
Of the opposing candidate the court
holds that the vote can DO counted for
neither.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1895-01-12
WAITED NOT IN VAIN.
south Dakotan Cots q Rich Bride While
"Laying' for an Office.

49, FL III III oInces
WASHINGTON, jim. 5.--W. c. Gray.
bill, receiver of the land office Mt Cham.
berlaln, s. D., is expected here in a
few days on q mission which is sur.
rounded By a tinge of romance. Judge
Grnybill is one of the appointees OF
this administration whose plum was
very slow in dropping. In fact. he
spent almost a year in Washington be-
fore his patience was rewarded by the
position he now holds. That he WINS
not idle, however, the sequel proves.
He made the acquaintance of n Wash.
ington lady who is said to be quite
wealthy in her own right. The &C.
q%uaintance rlpened into a warmer feel
ing, and q wedding is now In prospect
1t will occur about the middle of the
month.
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In Conclusion.
After describing in detail thn II ldon
Mrs. schweisaw rs In Iowa.

CHAMBERLAIN, S. D., Jan s.-Mrs.
schweisaw, who disappeared mysteri-
ously aud was supposed to have been
murdered, is alive and we'll. BY the
aid of friends. who kept the matter
quiet until much excitement had been
occasioned, she has been enabled to
rcnch relatives in Town
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The HOW. Giving rronla..

PANS, Jan. s.-The Politique Colo
niale has advices from Madagascar that
On December "a the Hovas attached
and sacked the Amber Mountain sani.
tariuln near Diego Suariez.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1895-01-12
HEAVY RAIN At CINCINNATI

Ohio River Thirteen Feet Above Low
== Water Mark.
CINCINNATI, O., Jan. 1.-THE heaviest
rainfall since the establishment of the
weather bureau in this city was regis.
tered at E o'clock this morning. For
the twenty-four hours preceding the fall
was 3.47 inches. There was u steady
Sunday aud Sunday night,
sweeping the entire mass of snow into
the sewers and streams. The Ohio
began to.swell rapidly at 6 o'clock
Sunday evening and from that time to
0 o'clock this m~orningsa rise of nearly
thirteen feet was recorded.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1895-01-12
SESSION PREDICTED

Fronch Papers Predict Tu,nultuous Times
for the Deputies.
PARIS, Jan. s.-The newspapers
agree in prophesying that the session
of the chamber of deputies of 1895
which begins today will be n stormy
n %cvcntfnl one. 1t is expected that
Rrisson will be reelected presidents OF
the chamber without opposition and
tho first business of the session will be
the discussion OF the question of the
release OF M. Gcsault Richard, who is
now confined in prison for having in,
suited President Casimir-Perier.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1895-01-12
Twenty-slx Below at Aberdeen.

ABERDEEN, S. d., Jan. s.-The cold,
cat ave OF the winter bore down here
last night and the thermometer sank to
26 below. At $40 this morning 1t was
IA below and at 1890 O'clock s below.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1895-01-12
100000 Ties Float Away.

PoRTs MOUTH, o., Jan. s.-A broken
boom on the Tygart river, five miles
above this city, let out over 100, 900 ties
and n large quantity of logs aud sawed
lumber. Loss $50, 600.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1895-01-12
.Exrlosion KiIls Three Mon

YELLOW sPRlsGs, O, Jan. 5.-Apow.
der mill at Goes station, near here 81,
ploded Mt 10 o'clock this morning kill.
ing three mon, Cliff Horncy, Adolph
Rrebel and Arthur Harris.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1895-01-12
CASTS OFF cHINA's YOKE.

The King of Corea Declares the Nation
independent.
LONDON. Jan. s.-The Central News
agency correspondent nt Seoul tele-
graphs that the king Of Corca yester.
day proceeded to the ancestral temple
and there formally declared the indie.
pendence of Corea. He was accom-.
panied by tho members of tho cabinet
and the other high functlonariss of tho
government. The royal party was es-
corted by u body of soldiers armed and
equipped in modern style.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1895-01-12

There is mi woman in New York
who has confidence in the police de-
partment if Mr.. Parlshurst has not.
She is a Mrs. straiton, md when she
met CAPTAIN James Ennis on the street
We was folded in the loving arms of
Mrs. Straiton. and Immediately after
wards her loving lips were glued to his.
The lady was arrested on the suspicion
II insanity, and everybody who has
been studying the Lexow inquiry
believe the suspicion is well founded.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1895-01-12

Tom Murray Of the house restaurant
has invented a drink which he calls the
'stntesman's tonic" He dissolves a
little sugar in water. pours in a table,
spoonful Of vermouth, adds just a dash
# orange bitters and half a jigger of
Did Medford rum and squeezes o few
drops Of juice Of lemon to set it off. A
uumber Of statesmen" have tried this
tonic and oil agree that it is Tout of
light"
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1895-01-12

Robert Buchanan, who failed for
$4,000 not long ugo, has just been dis
,harged by the bankruptcy court on
condition that he pays half of all he
earns above 81, 500 u year toward salts
lying his creditors, till they shall have
received az cents on the dollar. His
awyer tried to free him from the obli-
%sation, but the judge held that an
.uthor who had earned 81, 500 u year
oy his writings might DO expected to
continue to do SO, and should do some
thing for ais creditors.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1895-01-12

An honest physician in Los Angeles
writes to protest against the habit in
The east of sending consumptives indis-
Intimately to southern California.
There are comparatively few good
places for consumptives in that section,
se says, and these are only eficacious
when the patient is in tho first stages
VI disease. Even then the patient
,hould come to "reside," not to visit"
The best medical authorities agree
that New Mexico is the climate for
sonsumptive people. but it's singular
snattractiveness in all respects save
climate has SO far initiated against it
Us q health resort.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1895-01-12

At its last session tho New Jersey
legislature provided that to encourage
patriotism, proper and appropriate ex-
.rcises Skill hereafter be held in oil
public schools in the state on the Fri
lay preceding Wnshington's birthday,
Decoration day, Fourth of July and
Thanksgiving day. Tho law nlso pre-
':ded that if the teachers failed to
larry out these provisions the school
authorities should have power to can.
tel their licenses. This law was gen
rally ignored. Probably the tenchers
thought that with such an example Of
patriotism as Smith in tho United
States senate 1t would be useless to Mt
scmpt to teach anything new in the
way of love of and duty to country.
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IS
.. r rIsAs, ruBLlsHEa.
Tho young car has given anothor

Tho young czar has given anothcr
practical demonstration of his earnest
tesire TO effect reforms in the Russian
cody polite by his order TO release the
survivors of the Cossnclf massacre at
Kroschc, in Poland, which occurred on
November 10, 1893. The liberation OF
these will recall the horrible treatment
metcd out to the Inhabitants of the
Catholic village of Krosche, whose re-
distance to this order to close their
church was punished by the slaughter
Of 100 Of their number by lance tlrusts
and the blows Of murderous knouts in
The hands of q horde Of C~pssaciks, while
The remainder. men, ZONE and chill
aren, after having been stripped ana
logged within an inch of their lives,
we're driven 10 prison. The reformation
" q system under which such cruelties
are possible is n task of overwhelming
nagnitude; but there is evidence that
the car will not shun his self imposed
duty in the removal of General Gourko.
The despotic governor of WARSAW, who
was at lenst indirectly responsible for
.he persecution of the Jews i'll bis pro,
vince, us we'll as for the horror at
&rosclc.
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The Senate.

WASHINGTON, Jan, 1.-The resolution
heretofore. introduced by Mr.. Lodge, rep,
Massn husetts, calling on the secretary of
the navy to inform the senat why all
ships of war have been withdrawn
from the Hawaiian islands, was laid
before the senate and Mr.. Lodge addressed
the senate, giving his reasons for the in
PRODUCTION Of the resolution. He believed
the opinion and observations of Il distin.
euished and able naval officer who is ne.
cessarily out of politics would
be of great value to us in understanding
the condition of affairs In reaching u
proper knowledge of relations with
from disinterested observations that
true policy was annexation. He said it
was not necessary to imputc any
improper motive to Great Britain or her
representatives or to suppose that it was
the intention to seize Hawaii, but 1t must
not be forgotten that u country that sus.
tains the sultan would not refuse to sus-
the sympathy of Great Britain had Ger.
tainly been with the royalists.
AT 2 O'Clock, on the expiration of the
morning hour, the resolution went to the
calendar. The Nicaraguan bill was then
taken up and Mr.. Morgan, dem, Alabama,
continued his speech in advocacy of it.
AT the close of Mr.. Morgan's speech,
the floor on the Nicaragua bill
and the bill went over without
action. The senate voted to adjourn from
today until Monday. The military
academy appropriation bill was then taken
up and passed with n few immaterial
amendments.
WASHINGTON. Jan. TN the chaplain's
opening prayer this morning n touching
allusion was made to the death in this
city yesterday OF Representative Pest OF
Illinois. In the absence of Vice President
Stevenson and of Senator Harris, dem,
Tennessee, president pro TEN of the senate,
Senator Ransom. dem, North Carolina.
was chosen president pro TEN Of the sen.
ate and the oath Of office was administered
to him by Mr.. Morrill,, rep. Vermont, the
Oldest member Of the senate.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1895-01-12

The patent Office has received a valu
ible acquisition to its museum in q fac
simile copy Of the first patent of an in
eention issued IN America. 1t was
granted by the general court in Boston
IN March 9, l646. Joseph Jeulses was
the patentee and his invention a water
whe ell.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1895-01-12

In Berlin the rush to call boy babies
Aegir, since the appearance Of thakem-
oeror's Song to Acgirsa has brought
trouble on the registrar of births, WIN
isforhidden by law to receive pagan
Games. The matter has been referred
70 the co.lrt-chamberlain.
It's a soufce Of wonaerment where
al the horrors, known az comic valen-
tinestcome from. Most Of them are
made in Williamsburg. N. Y, where
she work goes OF from one years end
70 the other. The factory turns out
more than u, 600, ooosof the frights in
= year.
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While lace making of the more deli
cate sort is not a large industry in New
York, lace mending is done by a few
skilled needlewomen. Really valuable
s.aaces are intrusted to only accredited.
persons. Scores OF tho cheaper sort
are made for past,mc by women and
Of various foreign n~ationali-
sssies. notably the French. Italians, and
all the Syrinns. One seldom
sees a Syrian girl or sitting in
The doorways or windows of their quar-.
tiers without u bit of laceworis in hand.
- ---
3 II the Atlantic were lowered 6,564
feet the distance from shore to shore
would be only half as great, or 1, 500
miles. If lowered n little more than
fhree miles--say 1850 feet-thero
would be q road of dry land from New
eoundlnndhtoI ireland. This is the ridge
pnwhieh the great Atlantic cables are
laid, Ehe Mediterranean is compare
lively shallow. A drying up of 6s6 feet
would leave three different seas, and
Africa would be joined with Italy.
The British channel is more like a
pond. which accounts fot its choppy
waves.
The evening times., 1895-11-08
KINGS PALACE
S12 and S14 7th st. N. w.
7i5 Market Space.
He Was Revenged i.

The young man might have become the
husband OF tue girl, only one night when
they were at a little party she drank a
cocktail that was playfully offered to her.
He felt II his duty TO reprirnand her mildly
She resented his interference and the en-
gagenent was broken off.
He sought forgetruiness In travel, while
She, with woman's enterprise, became en-
gagged 10 another young man. A wedding
invitation was sent To the traveller as a
peace offering, and as he had recovered
from his first grief, be sent congratula-
tlons and also wrote to one OF his friends
and directed him to purchase some suitable
wedding gift and send II TO the happy pair
IN the rejected ones name.
Now, this friend, not being acquainted
with the circumstances under which the
first enga cement had been terminated, and
knowing that the bride and groom had lib
erai notions as to the sort OF an entert aim
ment to be provided for callers, bought a
handsome sideboard and all sorts of bottles
and glasses and niixed-drink appliances and
sent the ghttering barroom array 10 the
brides house.
Imagine, III you can, the fury of the bride.
As She exclaimed to one of her friends:
He might as well have told me to so ahead
and drink myself to DEATH"
Perhaps the traveller doesn't know that
his wedding present has been sent back and
is in storage awaiting his arrival in Chi
cago.-Chicago Record.
The evening times., 1895-11-08
Da fIlaging.

Damaging testimony"
The young thing who had just been
granted n divorce sighed.
Damaging testimony" she repeated.
while her voice rose almost to a shrek.
''Merciful heavens, yes! The brute testi-
fled that I have cold feet, and no amount
of cross-examination could shake him.
In a transport of despair she abandoned
herself to the contemplation Of her cheer
less, lonely future.-Detroit Free Press.
The evening times., 1895-11-08
Department Personals.


Department Personals.
Assistant Secretary McAdoo, Of the
Navy, returned to the city yesterday after
a few days visit to New Jersey.
Capt. George A. Jeager, OF the certificate
division of the Pension Office, is visiting
relatives in Philadelphia.
Mr.. Robert II. Reeves, of the Department
of Agriculture, has returned to the city
from a short visit to bis home in Balti-
more.
Mrs. Sarah Page, of the Pension Office,
who has been lying critically ILL at her
nome in Takoma Park for some time past,
was said TO De somewhat better yesterday
In the absence of Mr.. Renick. who is at
the Atlanta Exposition, Mr.. Emery, chief
of the bureau OF statistics, is acting chief
clerk of the State Department.
Mr.. Rufus B. Merchant, superintendent
and disbursing officer of the Postoffice
Department, Is expected to arrive in the
city from Fredericksburg tomorrow morn-
ing.
Mr.. I. b. Snoddy, of the bureau Of sup
plies and accounts or the Navy Department,
has been promoted from 81 400 to $500.
Mr.. II. c. Whiting. of the same Department
has been promoted from 81 200 to 81 400.
Mr.. William NJ, Ketcham, chief OF the
stationery division OF the Department OF
the Interior. vino has been spending por-
ton OF his vacation at his home In Pough-
keepsie, n. Y, returned to his desk yester-
day morning.
DR.. Sheldon Jackson, of the bureau Of
education, was one OF the principal speak
ers at the opening of the annual convention
of The American Inter Seminary Missionary
Alliance at Lancaster, aP.. yesterday.
The evening times., 1895-11-08
Defective Postal Facilities.

Friend-If you are SO bad off why don't
you apply TO your rich brother ip Boston
for assistance?
Poor Mani did write to him to assist
me. and what do you suppose gou
II have no idea"
He wrote to me that my letter asking
for assistance had not reached Hmm. Y
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