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MASTER %HoRsEsHoERs.
Tn. Convention at Detroit :wm lie Very
U Important.


Detroit. Mich, Sept. 23.-The national
convention of the Master Horseshoers
of the United States. which opens here
next month, will be of more than ordi-
nary Importance to the craft, as well as
to owners of horses at large: from the
fact that the most important question
docketed for consideration Is the head
of legislation in the various states
which shall protect property Of horse
shoers, and enable the latter to protect
themselves against unskilled workmen.
1t is commended that those working at
the trade should be thoroughly versed
in the anatomy OF the FOOT and leg of
the animal, and that consequently they
should go through IN examination and
be certificated by the same rule that APP
plies to veterinary surgeons. 1t is held
hat ho~rseshoeing is not a trade but a
profession, and should be so recognized
by the law; inasmuch as the lives OF val
liable horses may be endangered by in
competent workmen. A draft of a bill
to be introduced into every state legls-
lature, calling for the institution of a
farriers' examination board. with power
to issue certificates, will be presented
to the convention.
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GOLD MINES IN COREA.
Pacific Coast Experts Sail Away to Make
al Inyestlgation.

Pacific Coast Experts sail Away TO Make
M Investigation.
San Francisco, Cal. Sept. 24.-Quite
an amour of interest has been created
In local mining circles following upon
the departure for Corea of two noted
mining engineers, j. X. Eveleth of Eng
land and A. w. Deshler of Detroit.
These two mining experts left for Japan
on the last trip of the Coptic. Both Of
these gentlemen are on the same mis-
sion, though they represent different
syndicates. 1t has been learned that
they have been sent by two wealthy
syndicates to investigate the proper
ties situated upon the sites of some of
the world. They are in Corea and
China.
A great deal of discussion concerning
these mines has taken place in late
years, and this has developed much in
terest in the far away deposits of fabu-
lous riches. This has extended to all
sections, and there has been a great
deal of speculation as to the possibili-
ties for the development of the mines.
AS a result 1t appears that q practical
investigation of them is to be made.
Both Mr.. Deshler and Mr.. Eveleth
We're talked with by mining men before
their departure, but both were equally
reticent in regard to their intention
further than to admit that their trip
to Europe was in regard to the mines.
Both said that they We're not fully in
formed as to the nature of the work in
store for them, and that they would not
be until they reached the other side of
the Pacific. They have sailed under
sealed orders, as 1t were.
But little definite knowledge has wen
been secured concerning the mines Of
Corea, but they are reported to be very
rich in gold. They are situated In the
wild mountainous districts Of the her
nit kingdom, and have been worked In
a primitive way only. The rock taken
out, however. has proved to be very
rich.
1t is generally believed that the king
of Corea has offered inducements to
prospectors to develop the mines on the
payment to the king Of q certain per-
tentage of the profits of the enterprise.
In fact the supposition is that the man
behind the whole proposition is Clar-
ence Grathouse, formerly of his city,
who has been for some time the advisor
of the king of Corea.
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Tl.Is Lnmd Of Ours.
Boston Transcript.

Boston Transcript.
Industrial idleness and involuntary
poverty result clearly from the misap-
preparation Of natures bounty to man
kind which we call the earth. For we
must live upon 1t. We cannot sustain
ourselves in air. we cannot inhabit the
water. In the earth's bosom Is stored
all material needs. 1t is the reservoir
from which all conceivable wealth has
to be drawn, and TO be drawn by the
process OF human labor. Now II this
prolific source of life is already fully
taxed to support the present population
Of the globe, II the direful possibility
suggested by Nautilus has arrived. the
bewilderment Of economists Is excusa-
BILE, the problem is indeed worthy of
the name. But Is there an economist
living who intimates that the world has
begun to approximate to UGH a condi-
ton of despair?
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HOLMES ARRAlGNED.
The Tr,ni OF TIA. Wholesale Murderer Set
October Or.

The TRIAL OF I'll" Wholesale Murderer Set
October 20
Philadelphia, Sept. 23.-Herman w.
Mudgett. alias H.. H. Holmes, was ar
raigned before Judge Finletter in the
court of oyer and terminer today on
the indictment charging him with the
murder of Benjamin f; Pitzel, in this
city on September 2, 1894. Upon the ad-
vice of his counsel, the prisoner plead
ed not guilty. District Attorney Ora
ham asked that Monday, October %, be
fixed for the beginning of the trial.
Holmes counsel objected to this date,
but the judge after hearing argument
on both sides stated thai he thought
october % would give the defense SUI.
fcient time in which to prepare Its
case. He then ordered that the trial
be set for that date with the understand.
ing that when the time arrived neithe,
side could expect to come into court and
obtain a continuance on paltry excuses
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Henry of Navarre's colors were lowered
Saturday before 1000 spectators in a fine
race. He had to take up the crushing
weight of 12s pounds and give away more
than he could afford under the circum-
stances. hey got away in line at the first
attempt and as they came down past the
grand stand Sir Walter was setting the
pace. a slow one, with Rey FL Santa
Anita second and the others close up. The
first quarter was run in :25. as was the
second. In the next quarter they began to
run In earnest and reached the three
quarters In l:l4&. Taral. on Rey FL Santa
Anita, began riding as they rushed around
the last turn, but could not shake on Sir
Walter, who kept his nose In front. Cliff
ford began to move up and was making q
bid for the lead. in company with Sir Ex-
cess and Henry of Navarro. The mile
was run in 1:41h, and several were out Of
i. Clifford was leading easily. with sir
Excess next, and Griffin trying hard to
get Henry of Navarro to the front. He
could not do it however, and at 2:o71s ar
ter the start Clinord passed the judges.
Excess and Navarro following him in.
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California Forest Fires

Santa Cruz Calf, Sept. 2S.-An i'm
mense forest fire is now raging in this
vicinity. All night long hundreds of
men have been fighting the flames. AS
far as the v can reach the forest is
a mass of flames. The fire covers over
ten u "a miles and is still spreading.
being beyond control.
Tho fire is now within two miles of
he powder works. where 800 tons of
powder are stored.
The road between Rincon and FELTON,
is impossible from burning logs and
trees IL railroad communication is
Interrupted. The damage at present
cannot be estimated out 1t will be enor-
nous.
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Is nm Educated Indian "a ward?

Guthrie, Ok, Sept. 23.-Saloonkeeper
Friedman was arrested for selling liq-
nor to Ralph Weeks, a Pawnee Indian,
who has received a college education
and studied law and is now a practic-
ing attorney under the United States
law no person can sell any kind of liq-
lor to him. The case will undoubtedly
60 to the highest courts for a final de-
.ission as to whether an Indian, edu-
Gated and independent of his tribe, is
still a government ward.
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BLUE AND GRAY DAY.
Atlanta Expects "a Tremendous crowd of

Atlanta EXPECTS - Tremendous Crowd Of
People Tomorrow.
Atlanta, Ca, Sept. 2~O.-Twenty thou
sand veterans of the war who have been
participating in the Louisville encamp-
ment and the celebrations at Chatta-
nooga. are expected to reach here dur
ing the next twenty-four hours to visit
the exposition and to take part in the
exercises tomorrow. which has been set
apart as blue and Gray day"
Atlanta is preparing to TAXI are Of
the biggest crowd of visitors which has
visited the city since General Sherman
was here with his army in 1864. Their
welcome, while it will not be warmer,
will be infinitely more cordial than the
one accord d on that occasion.
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TWELVE SOLDIERS KILLED.

Railway Collision In snxony Military
Train Rnns Into "a Freight.
Berlin, Sept. 2o.-A railway train with
1900 soldiers on board, came into col
lision with a freight train standing at
the station at Oederan, Saxony, last
evening, demolishing a number Of cars
of both trains. Twelve soldiers were in
stantly killed and sixty were injured.
Many others are missing and the debris
is being searched for their bodies.
The soldiers were returning from Stet-
tin. where they had taken part in the
military Five cars OF the
soldiers train and two of the freight
train We're smashed to pieces.
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Catholic Young Menu. Nations, un,ou

st. Louis. Mo, Sept. 2s.-All the ar
engagements have been completed for the
business sessions and the entertainment
of the delegates to the annual conven-
ton of the Catholic Young Mems Ma
tional union. which opens tomorrow.
Among those who arrived today are:
ReSs. NJ. A. Cunnion, New York; John
Fl. Lennon, Providence; DIR. LavelI, rec
tor of st. Patrick's cathedral. New York;
Bishops Ryan and Kean and several
delegates from the west.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1895-09-28
PLOT TO BLOW UPTHE SULTAN

Turks Claim TO Have Discovered a Mace
donian Conspiracy.
London. Sept. 23.-The ST. James Ga
zefte this afternoon prints a dispatch
from Constantinople saying the
Turks have discovered a plot
among Macedenians to destroy
by use OF dynamite the VII
diz Kiosk, the palace OF the sultan. and
the government buildings. AS a result
OF the discovery. The most extensive
precautions have been taken at the Yil-
diz Kiosk to prevent any damage to the
palace and possible injury to the sultan.
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ami Craig Go Postpone

New York, Sept. 2S.-This was the
late originally set for the twenty round
contest between Dan Creedon Of this
country and Frank Craig. the coffee
COOLER" for a purse of $1,000. before the
National Sporting club. with which that
social organization was to inaugurate
It's season. A private dispatch from an
American sporting man now in London,
however. Ia that the mill has been
postponed until October IL.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1895-09-28

A German paper tells a new story
about the late DR.. Won Bulow. A lady
Of the German court insisted on being
present at the rehearsal of a symphony.
and her opportunities at length pre-
vailed. But Q Bulow prepared a ter
rible revenge. He directed the first bas,
Q to play his part through from be-
ginning to end as a solo obligato. The
musician complied, and io.g before he
had finished his appointed task the lady
was in a position to sympathize with
the wedding guest in THE Ancient Mar.
!ner.' who beat his breast, for he heard
tAs loud b~assoon..
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1895-09-28
BIG FIRE NEAR CINCINNATI.

Seven Acres of Buildings OF De.siccatins
Company i,urn.
Cincinnati, Sept. 2O.-A fire at Traut.
mans station. eight miles below the
city, destroyed seven acres of buildlnRs
of the Cincinnati D~esiccating company,
where artificial fertilizer is made,
Eight acres of buildings remaiz. All
the buildings burned include the big
bone mills and were heavily stocked.
The loss is 5000, 900; well insured. The
origin of the fire is unknown. There
were no means Of fighting the fire. Thir.
ty freight cars were burned.
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Baltimore, Md. Sept. 24-captair
Benjamin F. Revelle of this city has
been murdered on board his vessel.
which was scuttled n sunk in the Pc.
tomac river, near Riverside park. Ii ia
supposed that the murderer was a mem
Der of the crew and that after commit
ting the deed and robbing the body and
boat of all the %valuables he could find.
he Went ashore in a small boat.
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Many persons urwIsely

Many persons urwisely commence
economy by stopping the newspaper
cutting off mental food. Let there be no
cutting of in healthful reading matter,
then there will be no regret that in
valuable matter, which can never be
replaced, has escaped attention.-Prim-
CHAR Leader.
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s,oux City Ealr nnen..

Sioux City, Sept. 21.-The Sioux City
Fair associations first annual exhibit
lion opened today. There was no regu-
ar program, however. and a heavy rain
made the at ondance small. Most of the
time was spent in getting in exhibits
and putting the grounds in order. Mon
day the races will m Crowds
are already arriving, n the coming
week promises to be a lively one.
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STORM IN MICHIGAN.

Heaviest Wind of the Season Last Night
III Miles an Hour.
Alpena, Mich, Sept. 23.-The heaviest
wind storm of the season set in last
night. Early this morning the wind
registered for a short time II miles per
hour. Thunder Bay island reports see
ing a schooner minus her canvas picked
up off there by a steamer. A large
schooner can be seen in Presque Isle
With her foremost, main and
mizzen topmast entirely gone. III is
with a large steam barge. In the city,
several roofs were blown off.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1895-09-28
Chinese May 10 More k,,l,nr

London, Sept. PA dispatch to the
Pail Mall Gazette from Shanghai, says
that the entire province of Chekiang has
again been placarded with antiforeign
and a~nti-Christian proclamations. caus-
Ing much anxiety among the foreign
residents.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1895-09-28
The Story a, a Rose

Only q rose!
II lay between the faded pages of ar
old book.
a man. benolding it. looked down tn,
distance and the dark, dreaming Of thu
past years.
A paused, and bending over 1t
pressed with quivering lips Its crum.
bling petals.
Only a rose!
Then, as the evening shadows gloomed
fence:
Mammal WHO'S been in the parlo,
a-foolin' with this book? They're gone
and lost the place where 1 was readin'
atto
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1895-09-28

Mr.. CorthiIl of London. in the course
of a paper read before the Scientists
convention OF Springfield. Mass, pre-
dicted that in 1920 the population OF the
big cities of the world would approx
mate these figures: London. S,S44,o0O;
Paris. 3,8oS, $50; New York, 6,337, 500;
Berlin. 3,422, 221; Chicago. 7,797, 600; Phil
adelphia, 1861 60; st. Petersburg, 1.470.-
1893. Probably Chicago will declare that
the figures are exceedingly moderate, at
least as far as she is concerned. But In
spite of the proverbial slowness of the
Quaker City 1t is not to be supposed
for a moment that she will allow her
sister cities to outclass her SO COM
pletely.
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PASTEUR IS PARALYZED.

Tho Famous French Chemist and Dis
coverer of til. Rabies Cure. Very Sick
Paris. Sept 23.-The Dix Nevuieme
Steele that NJ. Louis Passeur.
the famous chemist and d~iscoverer of
the Pasteur treatment for the cur or
prevention of rabies, is suffering from
paralysis of the legs and asserts that
there are no signs of his condition be-
coming improved.
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A PERMANENT EXHIBIT.
western Society VIII Maintain q Com
slant Display in Chicago.

slant Display in Chicago.
Chicago. Sept. 20.-The Western So
clety has completed its arrangements
for the opening of a permanent exhibit
from the western states and territories.
Washington, Montana. Arizona. New
Mexico, Colorado. Utah and Minnesota
have space in the exhibit hall. Cam
adam authorities have also made ship
ment of exhibits from Alberta and other
points. The movement is intended to
demonstrate to the hundreds of thou-
sands of strangers yearly passing
through Chicago, the boundless re-
sources of the entire west, and also to
afford information to those who seek to
go west and take up homestead lands.
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KIMBALLGRAPHIC
.. R T1sAN. PUBLISHER.
kIMBALL. !. SOUTH DAKOTA

Ex-sultan Murad, the brother of the
present sultan of Turkey, Is said to have
lucid moments, but there is no hop OF
his permanent restoration to rec son.
He attends service on Fridays In a
iyosque fitted up for him in his house.
and some of the people about him occa-
sionally participate IN the luncheon
which follows. and then accompany
him on the walks he takes in fine weath-
er in the part of the gardens reserved
for him. In bad weather they play
games in his oofns while he looks ON
He still wears a uniform. n is SIN al
dressed as your Majesty" His broth
er. the present sultan, provides amply
for his table. and has allotted him g
fixed income.
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Lamont Return, 10 washington.

Washington. Sept. 23.-Secretary La
o today resumed his duties as Sec
rotary of war. after a few weeks spent
with his family at Sorrento. Me, and a
few days with the president at Gray Ga
bles. The secretary and family, who
have been summering at Sorrento, re-
turned with him. #5+
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Mrs. Humphrey Ward. in a paper ii.
the current Idler on Women on
Wheels" confesses to a prejudice
against bifurcated garments, but thinks
however. that the time Is not far distant
when the skirt will be the exception
rather than the rule. One OF Mrs.
Wards reasons is that some kind of slid,
10 seat ts on the v Of invention, or
as been invented. that is going to rev.
siutionize cycling, and this cannot be
used with a skirt. ?
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UNDER CIVIL SERVICE.

Grades OF Consular Service With Com.
pensation Between 81 200 aud $4,000.
Washington. Sept. 2s.-The president
has issued an order under date of Sep
TENDER 20, placing all grades of the con-
sui service with compensation between
$1,000 and $500, under a modified civil
service which provides for class but
not competitive examinations. This or
der will affect not more than one-half
of those engaged in the consular service
of the United States. The order was
suggested and strongly recommended
In a report to the president by Secreta-
~ QlpeY.
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Kingston, Jamaica, Sept. 23.-The
threatened renewal of trouble with the
Maroons has been averted. The Ma.
rooms have abandoned their claim to
possession of Fuller's wood and quiet
has been restored.
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F%aiDusters Go pree

Wilmington. Del, Sept. 23.-The jury
In the trial of the alleged Cuban flibus.
ters. after being out fifty minutes re-
turned a verdict of not guilty. 1t was
greeted by cheers by the crowd assem-
bled in the court room.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1895-09-28

A French physician has declared that
the unpleasant habit of biting the finger
nails Is hereditary. Almost one third o.
the French school children bite their
nails, and the girls are worse than the
boys in this matter. Not only does the
habit disfigure the ends Of the fingers,
but as the fragments of the nail are
often chewed and swallowed there is .
constant danger that the sharp fras-
ments may injure the lining of the
stomach,
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The Turnover Collar.

New York World.
The correct collar, although 1t may be
of the variety, is quite as tall
as the ordinary standing collar. Its cor
ners have as little slant as possible, the
opening in front being a mere slit. 1t Is
quite uncomfortable, but absolutely
prODer
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1895-09-28

The tax Of 3 per cent levied on the
receipts at all places of public amuse.
ment for the benefit of the poor is, per.
haps, the n paid the least grudgingly
by the Parisians. This year the sta
tistics published in connection with
that tax show that the poor have prof.
tied largely by the pleasure of the richer
classes.
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Meehan's Monthly says that expert.
are now employed to plant trees in the
streets of London. a tree nsu ha.
recently been taken by order of the Lon.
don city council--a census easily taker
by reason of Ii expert tree men who
are regularly employed to look after
them. The number of trees growing il
the public highways of the city of Lon
don is found to be IA, 700. These are or
the public highways alone, and not ir
the marks.
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The turnover Collar.

New York World.
The correct collar, although 1t may be
of the turnover variety. Is quite as tai
IS the ordinary standing collar. Its cor,
rers have as little slant as possible, the
,pening In front being a mere slit. Z. Is
lutte uncomfortable, but absolutely
proper.
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dARlBALDl VETERANS.

King Hu,nbert Reviews the Soldiers of
the Wnr of Independence.
Rome, Sept. 23.-King Humbert this
afternoon reviewed the Garibaldi veter-
ans and others who took part in the
wars for h independence and unfit
cation of Italy. The war veterans mum
bered 10000 men and carried the colors
of 200 companies or other military sub
divisions. Queen Margherita, the
prince Of Naples and all of the members
of the ministry We're present. The re-
view was witnessed by an enormous
crowd of enthusiastic spectators.
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whisky 'rru., AFFAIRS.

Chicago. Sept. 24.-Nelson Morris has
fled an amended objection in the United
States circuit court to the order of sale.
Of the whisky trust distilleries. This Isl
l new move to continue the fight against
.he reorganization committee.
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A TEXAS INCIDENT.
A San Anso",. Editor st.os the Son OF

A San AntoniA Editor st.bs the Son of
an Aidor,nan Three Times.
San Antonio, Tex. Sept. 2S.-Naior
Harris, editor of II Evening News,
n Thomas Holt, sol. of Alderman w.
ii. Holt. had a personal encounter on
the street this morning. Harris stab
bed Holt in the abdomen three times
n also cut a policeman who attempted
to separate them. Alderman Holt is al
legged to have recently reflected upon
the bravery of confederate soldiers in
a conversation and Harris personally
denounced the alderman through the
columns of his paper.
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One of the most lovable men in New
York Is Frederick Remington, who
draws Indians and cowboys and horses
which look as If they We're flesh and
blood. He is like his work-breezy and
original. He suggests in his manne the
wild, free life of the plains, though he
has all the qualities of a gentleman.
Ruskin said that Turner was the only
man who could paint a tree. 1t may be
observed with equal truth of Remins-
ton that he is the only man who can
draw a horse.