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K. OF [. INCIDENT.
of E.-NlA.ter workman ro~a.rl,

Picture of Ex-Master Workma PowdsrIy
Torn From an Assembly Room Wall
Mantstee. Mich. April 27.-Up to a few
weeks & a life like picture of ex-Master
Workman PoWderly of the Knights OF
Labor. enclosed In a handsome frame.
occupied a conspicuous position In the
lodge roomsof local assembly 2. 4z3 of this
city. OF this body Thomas Hines IS mas
ter workman. He Is also rector OF the
Episcopal church of Holy Trinity. The
fact has Gomez o that at a recent meeting
ing. over which the reverend master work
man presided, the picture OF Mr.. Powderiy
was torn from the wall. the frame and Its
enclosure transformed into fragments, aud
the whole consigned to the stove with
which the lodge room was heated. This
development has created great tndi&na-
ton In local b circles. but the rector Is
not one whit abashed thereat. In a letter
to the general executive board OF the or
der. emphasizing the loyalty OF the as
sembly to the present administration, no
d%enounces the promoters OF the new lnde-
pendent order of the knights of Labor as
traitors. and the order itself as q bias
tard."
II swing out the red light as a danger
signal for the enemy Is near at hand. and
ready to close In upon us in a life and
death struggle for the victory. So perish
all traitors. Eternal smash to all the ene-
niles of labor. and may God wither the
arm and palsy the tongue that to this sen.
tlment dare not say. Amen"
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|zElLA AFTER GOULD AGAIN.
She Declares That George Still
Owes Her $40, 900.
III willy Son of the Wizard stopped Pay.
meut on the big Hush Check
Some Sensational Develop
ments Promised.

New York, April 30.-Iella Nicolaus,
the Hudson county court at Jersey City
against George H.. Gould for $50, 600
damages. The action is based on ma
licious prosecution. The papers are
and unless another settlement is eff
fected the details of the Gould-Nicolaus
affair are bound ITO come out in the
courts. Notice of the suit was served
millionaire alighted from a Bound
brook express train AT the Commune
paw station of the Jersey Central rail-
road yesterday afternoon. The suit is
said to have been brought because Of
the attempt made to have Mrs. Rub
mann indicted in this city shortly be-
fore the Could astellane wedding. 1t
is alleged only the intervention of the
dictment.
Mrs. Ruhmann is staying with friends
In Jersey City. and will remain there
until the case is tried. Her attorney in
Jersey City refuses ito talk about the
case. Mrs. Ruhmann. however. said:
MY suit is really based upon
Mr.. Gould's refusal to pay me the ball
nnce of a check for $4,000. Mr.. Gould,
through my counse in Nsw York, set
tied my former case against him by
giving me u check for $4,000. The
check was dated in advance and a cer-
titled check for $4,000 was given me as
earnest money. The latter check was
paid. but by a piece of deception the
4 5000 check was regained by Mr..
Gould. l tried in every way to have
him make the sum good, and failing to
do SC have no redress but to bring suit
for the money due me. The reports
that l am trying to blackmail Mr..
Gould have caused me much anxiety.
/ value my reputation dearly and feel
I have been unjustly treated. "hat my
claim against Mr.. Gould is just Is EVIL
denced by the readiness with which ne
gave me a check for such a large
amount. l am determined now to
bring the matter to the attention OF
the courts and a thorough explanation
OF the facts Will show that | am q much
wronged woman In fact | am content
to leave 1t with a jury Of twelve good
men and am sure ! will be fully .vindi-
Gated"
Her attorney added he was confident
of winning the case should 1t come to
trial.
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A FREE SILVER CAUCUS.
Twenty-Five Missouri Democratic 1ex,.-

Twenty-Five Missouri Democratic Lexls-
lators Resolve for 16 to 1.
Jefferson City, Mo-, April 3O.-Uast
night thirty of the Afty-eight demo.
cratic members of the house met In
caucus and adopted the following reso.
%lutions:
Resolved, That we, the democratic
members of the house of representa-.
tives. Thirty-eighth assembly. favor the
free coinage of silver at a ratio of 16
L."
The vote on the resolution stood
20, nays 9. not voting 4. An effort
was mad to have the body adjourn as
a caucu and vote as an assembly OF
individual democrats. but the proposi-
ton was voted down and the members
bound to the caucus action. The whole
trend of h caucus was to p%recipitate a
discussion which will probably result
in a state convention. The caucu was
intensely exciting and much bitter feel.
ing was shown by the participants.
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At New York.

New York, April 27.-Men of all po-
litical faiths Will gather together in
many parts of the United States this
evening, to do honor to the memory Of
Ulysses S.. Grant. IT is seventy-three
years today hat he who was destined
to become twice president of the United
States and greatest among Its war
riors. first saw the Hight of day In a
little farm house at Point Pleasant.
Clearmont county, in the Buckeye state.
Shortly after his death in 1885 1t was de-
cided at the conference Of those who
knew and loved him In his life
to hold a yearly celebration
of his birthday. not only that his MEM
ory might be kept green. but that a
spirit of patriotism that his very name
~inculcates. might be fostered. The idea
was taken up by numerous clubs and
organizations. increasing year by year.
until today ribute Is paid to the men,
DRY of the great commander from the
Atlantic to the Pacific coast. In this
city the Hamilton club and various
other organizations will banquet to-
nigfs and distinguished men will deliver
addresses.
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ANOTHER CAT SHOW.
Large Number of Entries for tho Exhibi
sIn,, Ia, Na., v.

Large Number of Entries for tho Exhibit.
tiOn in New York.
New York. April 30.-Next comes the
cat show. 1t promises to be a success.
Secretary James f. Hyde has received
more than 200 entries for the exhibition.
Several cats already entered for prizes
are valued ait $3.50 to 5000 each. The
highest priced cats to be on sale are a
white and black named Alvo, owned by
Miss Maud Brooks, and a white Per-
sian "Tom." owned by Master Ewin J..
Pettit. They can be bought for moth
ing less than $500 apiece. There are two
kittens priced at $50 each, and a black
Persian. Ace of Spades, which will take
500 ito buy. The class which has filed
best is hat for short haired cats, in GER
tain colors. there being twenty-four en-
tries. For the prize to be awarded to
h homeliest cat On the show there are
only W entries. There are thres
"Trilbys' in the show. Among the ex,
hfbitors will be Ella Wheeler Wilcox,
Miss Nina Morton. Mrs. Colquhoun,
Miss Hazel McClarke, Mrs. l.. De G..
Hurd, Mrs. Fl. X. Woodruff. Miss Edith
Newbold and DR.. II. H. Hammond,
whose speciality is fawn and steel Aus.
tralian cats.
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Transferred to Madison.

Huron. s. D.. April a0.-News comes from
Hitchcock, In the north part of this coun.
ty. to the effect that the new artestan well
on the A. J.. Glidden farm near that city.
has broken loose and Is now belching
forth an immense volume of water. Thu
well when completed had a flow of only
about 200 gallons per minute and was q
great disappointment to those interested.
Since breaking loose the flow has increased
to at least 100, gallons per minute. with
no indication of a decrease. The pressure
is also very great. The water Is being
stored In an immense reservoir for irri.
cation PURPOSES.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1895-05-04

Teacher-Now, Johnnie, remembe,
that it was Atlas that supported tn,
world, but l want to try your power Of
Imagination. Who do you suppose sup.
ported Atlasp Johnhie-His wife, ]
gucss.-Rhiladelphia Record.
Professor Won Gookenheimer, the,
ay. is II most marvellous mindreadei
nd h%ypnstist." "Yes; he claims he
an attract the attention of a restaurant
".itcr by merely looking at him stead.
y for half an hour.-LJs.
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At His Old Home,

Galena ILL.,. April N.-The anniver-
sary of the birth of General Grant was
appropriately observed this afternoon
by the citizens OF the little town where
he lived for many years before the war.
The city Is in holiday garb, business
is suspended and hundreds of visitors
from other parts of the state, as well
as from across the border Of Iowa, are
joining with Galena Citizens in the
commemoration. The exercises were
held in Turner hall. Secretary Of State
Gresham a originally promised to
delive the GRAFTON, but owing to the
condition of his health. he was conf
PEELED to reconsider his intention, and
the task devolved upon Hon. H. d. Es4
Textbook of Omaha. The principal
event today. however. was the presen,
tation to the city of a magnificent oil
painting Of Lees surrender to General
Grant at Appomattox. 1T Is the gift
of IL. H. Kohlsaat Of Chicago. publisher
of the Times-IIerald and Evening Post
of that city, who Is a citizen OF
Galena. The picture Is fourteen feet
long and ten feet high. and contains
ten life size figures. Thomas Mast. the
warm friend and ardoit admirer of the
hero OF ~Appomattox. was the artist.
The picture will find a permanent To-
cation in the public library. A few
years ago Mr.. Kohlsaat presented to
his native town a statue OF the great
commander.
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DURRANT's EXAMINATION.

The Prisoner Bo gins to show the Effects
of Worry.
San Francisco, April 30.-Theodore
Durant's examination on the charge of
numbering Minnie Williams vas re-
summed in the police court this morning.
The prisoner did not look 50 well as he
did last week. DR.. Barrst. the autopsy
physician, was called to the stand and
the court room ordered cleaned Of
ladies. He testified that the murdered
girl had been outraged prior to the mur-
der. and THAT her death was caused by
suffocation and ihen.orrhage. In his
opinion the wounds on the body were
ante-mortem.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1895-05-04
DANGER AT FENDER.
h Trouble May Begin at Any Time
Indiana Laval In Heck.

AHouuao MSy neSln AT any llme-
Indians Loyal to heck.
Fender. Neb., April SOFT Is gener-
ally conceded that all that is necessary
to start trouble on an extensive scale
In this vicinity is a personal encounter
between the Indian police and some
settler who resists eviction. One shot
fired by either side would be the signal
for a series of funerals. The loyalty Of
the Indian police, especially the chiefs.
to Captain Beck. is admittedly an indi-
cation that they will fulfill the orders
Of Captain Beck to the letter.
All of the Indian police are prepared
to enforce orders with the persuasive
%eloquence of W~inchesters. Some Of the
mostconseryative citizens of Pender say
'that unless the controversy is settled
coon 1t means bioodshed. Sheriff Null
lin is one of the nerviest men In the
state and Is still nursing his wrath AL
his recent capture by Indian police. All
his friends naturally sympathize with
him, n have volunteered to become
members of a posse to fight 1t out to the
bitter end.
The Indians on the reservation. on the
other hand, secretly harbor hostility to
everybody who participated in the re-
taNatory arrest of the two Indian po-
lice who were subsequently placed In
Jail.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1895-05-04
ULYSSES GRANTS BIRTHDAY
Many Cities Celebrating the An,
niversary Of the General.
Mrs. Grant and Daughter. Mrs. sartorls,
Guests of the Chicago Press Club
Tsday-At Galena, the Hero's
Old Home.

Chicago, April 21.-There Will be two
noteworthy celebrations In this city to.
night of the birthday of Genera Grant.
AT the Auditorium. under the auspices
of the Chicago Press club, 5000 men
ind women will assemble to sing pa.
triotic songs and to listen to orations
by General Longstreet, representing
the boys hat wore the gray and lem.
eral o. o. Howard of the comrades
that wore blue. Mrs. Grant and daugh.
ter. Mrs. Sartoris. are the guests Of the
club.
The Marquette club will also hold
its annual Grant banquet tonight. and
Congressmen A. c. Bouteile Of Maine
and Lemuel Quigg Of New Tork City
will be the orators CT the occasion.
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London. April 2o.-The Church of ST.
George In Hanover square Is being elabor-
atcly decorated with cxotics and growing
flowers today for the marriage tomorrow
of the duchess of Marlborough. formerly
Mrs. Hammersley of New York. to Lord
William Beresford. Notwithstanding the
announcement that the wedding would be
private, the members of the American col
ony will be out in force. Another A1neri-
can marriage will tax place In Lanca-
shire tomorrow, the bride being Miss Jose
ph!ne Chamberlain OF Cleveland. O..
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l,r. cu.mAn Confer. win carl,,,e

Washington. April 3o.-The Nicara-
guam minister. DR.. Guzman. was again
an early visitor at the capitol. He was
In consultation with Secretary Gresham
and at its close Immediately left the
building. The nature of the conference
could not be learned, but 1T Is presumed
that Nicaragua has replied to the sug-
gestion made yesterday looking to the
withdrawal Of the British troops from
her soil and the payment OF the foreign
smart money within fifteen days in
7 np6np
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1895-05-04
snmbo wash,ngton,s v],ndlca,ion.

He stood before the church committee
In calm. complaecnt bravery,
Though charged with many henious crime
An various kinds OF knayery,
You're charged with great obliqulties.
With sundry crimes at various times
And many grave iniqulties,"
Yes, saih." said Sambo Washington.
Use dome some frauds perdigiouS,
But. brass de Lawd! for every fraud
Was pious and religious.
Use done kermttted various crimes
An sins err great variety,
But cherry SIN dat ! has dome
done for troof an ptety.'
Also his gold p%enholder?"
Then Sambo grew the size of two
And answered frank and holder:
An | could not control It,
WI An' ia al ps Was js wSy / . s,sse Is. de pledge
But Enoch Hardy's watch and chain?"
"a stole nm, ledge, fun Hardy.
To Sunday school, an tardy.
But, bres de Lawd. dat ar COL watch
Am berry akkerlte, berry;
No mo Ise late an after date
In Hts great sanctuary.
l reach In time de house oh pra'r,
No mo IL | belated.
An bress my soul. dat watch l stole
10 troof am co~nseorated."
but how about that suit o. clothes?'
Dat SCOT" slid Sambo, rising.
II stole dat SCOT TO serve de Lawd
An wear at my baptiZin'.'
"But how about those two fat fowls?"
u took dem fowls, yo' honah,
Fun OIL John Bell, a inldel,
A scoffah. am a scornah:
Fun dat bad, unbelievLn' man,
Dat unregenertt sinner.
Dem fowls | stole FUN dat lost soul,
For Elder Putnam's dinner"
Life: Jaggers (weakly facetlous)-Tt
think ! WAS u burglar, m dear? Mrs. Jag
gers-No! A burglar wouldn't taken hal
the time to get in!
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Rich strike at Dea dwood

Deadwood, S. D., April 27.-Another
strike of silicious ore has been made
four miles south of Deadwood. which,
for extent n average richness, has
moi had its equal in the Hills. The
strike was made On what is known as
the old Hennessey ground. and has been
explored for ii width of fifty feet with
out striking the side wall, and shafts
sunk at intervals along the claim show
that 1t extends through.its entire length.
The lowest assay places the average
value of ore at $40 a ton.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1895-05-04
JABEZ BALF0UR'S RETURN.
He Is Expected to Land in England
Within Three DAYS

ne IB ExpecGeu 10 llhnu III england
within Three Days
New York, April pa dispatch from
London says the steamship Tartar
Prince from Buenos Ayres, having on
board Jabez Balfour. the ex-member OF
parliament who was the principal in
the wrecking of the Liberator Building
society, and a number of kindred or
CARNATIONS. and who fled to the Ar
gentine Republic to escape prosecution,
Is expected to arrive AT Southampton
within the next three days. At the in.
stance of the government, the police au.
thorities have taken extraordinary
precautions to surround with secrecy
the trip from Southampton to London.
there being little doubt that an attempt
would be made to lynch the prisoner, II
the time of his arrival In London were
made public. There will be no delay in
putting him OF trial. and the probable
tiles are that within a month the ex-
mayor of Corydon and ex-legislator
who less than five years ago was re.
garded as a rising statesman, will have
donned the stripes and started to serve
2 long term of penal servitude.
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American Th.osouh,cal society

Boston, Mass, April 17.-Tomorrow
the annual convention Of the American
~Theosophical society opens In this city.
and the advance guard indicates the at
tendance OF several hundred delegates.
The convention will be no exception to
those of previous years in the matter
of controversies and disputes. This
time the charges OF Annie Besant Of
London. that General Secretary Judge
of New York city had manufactured
spiritual messages TO further his VI
ends, will be fully ventilated. HIS vim.
dication, however. Is assured in adj
vance,
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1895-05-04

st. Louis, April 3O.-A special from the
city of Mexico says that a duel to the
death took place at the small suburban
town of Nopala between two jealous riv-
ais for the and of a leading society
young lady named Ella Ramierz. The mep
fought with revolvers and one of the ov-
ers was killed and the other badly wound
ed. The survivor Will wed the lady in
case he lives, which Is doubtful,
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1895-05-04
Independent. order of n,na, Birth.

Cincinnati. o., April 27.-Represemta-
tive Hebrews from all parts of the
country are arriving to attend the
meeting of the grand lodge of the Inde-
pendent Order OF R'nai Birth, which
opens here tomorrow ard continues for
several days. Among the questions to
be considered is the proposition for the
establishment of national Jewish hos
Iitnls for consur1ptives, at Denver,
Colo, and San Antonio, Tex.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1895-05-04
ll5 PEOPLE DROWNED.
The Awful Dyke Disaster In France
Saturday.

Awful Dyke Disaster In France
Saturday.
Epinal, France, April 29.-One hun-
dred and fifteen deaths have been re-
ported as a result of Saturdays dyke
disaster at Bousey, but only fifty bodies
have been recovered. 1t is believed the
death list will be doubled when all the
districts have been heard FROM. 1T is
supposed that many bodies were swept
Into Isolated places where they will not
be found.
The whole region yea which the wa
ter swept with resistleSs food is strewn
with every sort of wreckage, and the
country presents a most desOlate APP
pearance. Every attempt is being made
to reorganize the district, but that is
rendered difficult by the water. The
Avier, u small stream, is now in some
places a mile and a half wide. The rail-
way In the vicinity of the DarnJeules
station was torn up. Railroad ties
were swept away II the entertainments
destroyed. Nearly every bridge in the
line of the food was either destroyed
or so badly damaged that they will
have to be rebuilt. The construction of
the dyke on dam was commenced in 1879
and finished in 1884. In 1889 1t was
greatly strengthened. The massive
construction of the dam was considered
to be "a guarantee that 1t would hold
back any weight of water that could be
brought against it. Until the strength
ening of the work in 1889 1t was not sub
jected to the full pressure of the water
which it was built to hold.
The government is fully awake to the
disaster md is doing everything posi-
Bile to relieve the sufferers. NJ. Dupuy.
minister of public works. and NJ.
| Leagues, minister of the interior, are
on their way to assume charge of the
relief work. Three thousand francs
have already been received for relief
purposes, and the ministers Will bring
5000 more from the funds of their de-
partments, and 1000 has been contrib
uted by President Faure. Over $1,000
persons from the near by towns II
the surrounding country visited the
scene of disaster today.
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Granted Their Reoucst.

Washington. April 3o.-First Assist
mt Postmaster General Jones today de-
cidad the mater of the delivery Of mai,
matter in Kansas City, Kas., and Kan
sas City, Mo. which brought the stock
yards exchange representatives and
the postmaster of the former city to
Washington. The carriers will deliver
and collect mail at station A. Kansas
City, Mo-, and ait the Kansas City, Kas.
office
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1895-05-04
THE GYPSY PATRIARCH DEAD
Albert Young. Head of the American Rove

ALBERT Young, Head of the American Rove
ers, Passes Away at East st. Louis.
East St. Louis. H.. April 27.-Albere
Young. aged IS. grand patriarch Of all the
American gypsies, died at East st. Louis
Monday night and his body was shipped
to Saratoga. N. Y. for final burial. He
had been stopping with a band in Clay
county for the last month, and became
quite sick a week ago. His death. how.
ever, was unexpected.
Tuesday night at IL o'clock Young's fol-
lowers built a large pile OF brushwood and
boards, and placing all his worldly pos:
worth OF harness. cooking utensils. cloth
ing. silverware. ETC., upon II. set ire to the
feet away. The gypsies, Joining hands,
a and prayed about the fire unit! :
o'clock, when en- undertaken was called
to p the body for shipment.
Young was a cousin to Mrs. Young. the
late queen. who also died here and whose
body was shipped to Paterson. N. j.. two
years ago for burial
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disappointed Political Worker su,s,ae.

Disappointed Political Worker sui sides
Chicago, April s0.-E. NJ. Dickson,
who vas terribly beaten by members
Of the Market street gang while acting
as republican challenger In the Twenty.
fourth ward during the election las,
November, committed suicide las night
in his room, 1903 Chestnut street. He
first closed the door and all the will
dows. turned on the gas and then drank
carbolic acid. He was d~espondent over
his failure to ecure Il political appoint
ment from the republican city admins
,stration.
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Tine G,arman emperor's imperial train
cost $7ao.0o0. and took three years Ito
construct. There are altogether twelve
cars. Including W nursery carriages.
Itae reception saloon contains several
I'.eees OF ~statuai'y. and zach of the
sleeping cars is fitted with a bath.
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SHE is READY TO SETTLE.
Nicaragua win Fay the Indemnity If the
Ships Leave Corlnto.

London. April O-.Managua, Nicara-
gua, advices state that President .Ie-
aya and his cabinet will agree TIC pay
THE S7. 500 smart" money demanded
by Great Britain I'm London within If
teen days. but ask as a further condi-
ton that the British ships be first taken
out of the harbor of Corinto. This pre-
liminary Is strongly insisted upon on
accoun OF the condition of feeling in
the country. which otherwise might
render compliance with the ultimatum
even In its modified form impossible.
Great Britain's answer to the request
has not yet been given.