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The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1895-01-26

The attention Of the authorities n,
washington has been called to certain
inaccuracies in the spelling Of geo
graphical names. 1t is suggested an,
Queen Elizabeth's gallant knight
spelled his name Walter Raleigh, A.,
undel county in Maryland was named
for Anne Arundel and should have an.
other J. Duchess county in New Yorl,
was named in honor OF the Duchess oi
York, and had nothing to do with III,
Dutchess. as It's name might signify.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1895-01-26
The total foreign trade of China

0tnOuhtCa AIOV~s W .~uOsOCUs O1ls IN
S50s, 0ss, ITO, or so per cent of thai
trade was with Great Britain aud hei
colonies. The coastins trade is in the
hands of the British, and so are the
banking facilities at the twenty-thrce
treaty ports. An E~nglishmen is at tle
head of the customs administration and
Grerts Britain virtually controls the
entire foreign trade of China. Size sells
to China about $40, 900, 900 worth n year
of opium and nearly all the SOS. 900, COG
worth of cotton and wooden goods
China buys. Outside of her colonies.
Great Britain buys from CHM
$4,000, 900 less of merchan
disc than doris the United States
and sells about SIS, 900, 900 more oil
goods TO China than we do. When this
colonies are included the difference In
Britain's favor is enormously increased
That explains the great anxiety OF
England to preserve the weak and cor
rnpt government of China from reor.
yanizntion. 1t is purely a selfish inter.
est. But Russia can DO depended upon
to prevent any direct interference by
Great Britain in the interest of her
trade. If the Japanese force on China
tho Importance of adopting western
ideas In the internal and external ad-
ministration of her affairs it may hurt
Great Britain's Trade. but it will i'm.
prove the Chinese government, teach
the people OF that nation II needed lcsr
son and benefit the world in general.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1895-01-26

In several European countries. includ.
ang france and Belgium, elections are al
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1895-01-26

Some dozens of families are nov
comfortably established in the ship,
lying idle about the port Of New York
The shiplteeper, as tho caretaker of 6
ship laid up in winter quarters il.
called, gets house rent, provisions and
some cash payment. He must be o
trustworthy person, with some nautical
skill and knowledge. He and his live
cozily enough, and there is a good deal
of fun aboard ships when there are
neighbors to drop in, ne wspapers to be
read and . bit Of music to e%nliven the
tedium.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1895-01-26

Little Dot-What does this mean.
Love laughs at locl1smiths."
Mamma-You can't understand until
you nre older.
Little Dot-I thought maybe i,
meant something like the time vo,
locked me in n room for kissing viii.
Sweet, and climbed out of the win
dow and kissed him some more.
The morning times., 1895-09-10
pisahled schooner sa fe.

Boston, Mass, Sept. THE three-masted
schooner reported off Highland Light at
s O'Clock Saturday afternoon with her
foremast gone, was the Newburg, Capt.
Masters from Windsor N. s., for New York.
She is now anchored in.the stream off the
New York and New England docks with
ter foremast and main topmast gone. She
was towed into port this morning.
The morning times., 1895-09-10
PUMP A THING OF THE PAST.
Residents on II Street Have no Hop,


for Its Restoration.
The citizens residing on II street between
Fourth and Fifth northwest, are offered
10 hope by Commissioner Powell for the
restoration uf their lately demolished pump.
They were soreiy disappointed in the reply
of the Commissioners to their request that
the institution should be permitted tn re-
main. The reply of the Commissioners. in
fact, was the removing of the pump without
further ceremony or correspondence.
The citizens while discussing the matter
were anxious that Toe Times should interest
itself, with view TO getting the affair
adjusted. In accordance with this desire
The Times called yesterday upon Commits
sioner Powell. He said that, considering
hat the water was condemned by two
medical experts, after analysis, there could
be no reasonable hope for a reconsideration;
and especially after the removal of the
pump. He would not, however, undertake
to say what the Commissioners would do
If the matter were again presented to
;hem.
The citizens say that their nearest pump
now is that at ii and Sixth, and in their
opinion it is not so good as the destroyed
proved by the popularity and patronage
of the latter. The old well water was So
cool that they needed no ice, and any other
will entail the expense of ice and water
rates.
IL is only fair to say, however, that
some of the petitioners wanted the old
pump retained, provided its water was in
safe, healthy condition. -
The morning times., 1895-09-10
Notwithstanding

This warm weather
we are daily clothing more
people than we did on the
corresponding day last year.
There's a reason for it.
Prettier styles, handsomer
patterns, and better gar
ments for the price than
ever before. Our $40 Suits
look as well and will give
as much satisfaction as those
formerly sold at SIS.
The $l5 ones equal to
former $40 ones, and so on
up to the best. Always
more value for the money
than in previous seasons?
T HR E E DOL L A r
DERBYS -? Yes, in all
standard blocks and colors.
Same grade as the agencies
get 81 and S. for, and as
fully guaranteed. Isn't that
dollar or two worth saving?
The morning times., 1895-09-10
LITTLE BOYS FALL.
John Fegan's Son TumbIed Ont of q
Second STORY window

John Fegan's Son TumbIed Ont of a
Second-stO w tndow.
Bernie Fegan, the tbree-year- old son of
Mr.. John Fegan, of M. 4S0 NJ street
southwest, fell from the second-story win
dow of the house yesterday afternoon. The
little fellow narrowly escaped Instant
death, but broke bis leg and badly cut
his head.
Bernie had been left alone In the second
story. He went to a front window and
leaning out, lost his balance. With a cry
of terror, he plunged downward, turning a
somersault, and striking first on his feet
and then upon his head. Mrs. Fegan ran
in alarm to the wounded child, and Dr.
Friederich, who was present at the time,
Immediately rendered medical aid, assisted
later by DIR. Holden, the family pbysioian.
The boy last night was resting easier.
The morning times., 1895-09-10

The Evening Times gives all the
news for cent.
The morning times., 1895-09-10
Ranking Sent I'm for Thirty psvs

John c. Ranking, the plasterer, who
coupled Sadie Bush's tenantless house on
Thirteenth street for sleeping purposes
without the woman's permission, was
taken to the police court yesterday on the
charge Of housebreaking in the night.
Prosecutor Mullowney refused to enter
tain SO serious charge for such an ap-
parently trivial offense and nolle pressed
the information. Ranking was then taken
before the lower court and received
thirty days sentence under the vagranoy
act.
The morning times., 1895-09-10
HE CAN BE HYPNOTIZED
Mr. Richa rd sons Plea in the Trial
of the Slonnn Case.

Judge Kimball sentenced Hiram Sloman
TO thirty days yesterday morning in the
ground that he is responsible for his wife.
Last January Mrs. Sloman got some cloth
ing belonging to Mrs. Susie Richardson,
South Washington.
Mr.. 81 oman admitted this but said
his wife had gone to Boston. He wrote
to her to return the clothing, and she said
she would, but had not done so.
Mr.. Richardson testified that Mrs. Slo-
man had got the clothing by some way
hypnotizing him. Mr.. Slomaan answered
that his wife was young and couldn't
hypnotic anybody. The only thing the
matter with Richardson was cigarette
smoking.
A warrant has been out for Sloman for
some months, but he could not be found un-
til Detective Proctor, picked him up few
days ago.
The morning times., 1895-09-10
Another Chief Engineer wanted.

The Navy Department yesterday received
dispatch from Captain Glass, of the new
battleship Texas, which recantly returned
to Norfolk from a preliminary trial of
her engines, stating that the board of sur
vey had asked that the chief engineer
at present detailed for duty on that ship
be detached, and that another chief engineer
be detailed In his place.
The morning times., 1895-09-10
Bishop Keane at Buffalo

Buffalo, N. Y, Sept. 9.-Bishop Keane, of
Washington, arrived here this morning
Oh the steamer Mort hland, in company with
party of priests returning from the dedica-
ton of tile new seminary at st. Paul. The
bishop is the guest Of Bishop Ryan, of
Buffalo, and with Theodore Roosevelt, of
New York, will address the citizens OF
Buffalo at temperance mass meeting called
for Wednesday evening.
The morning times., 1895-09-10
Awful Condition of a Mule.

Special Officer Reiplinger, of the Humane
Society, arrested Frank Smith. a colored
cartdriver, yesterday yafternoonont charge
of cruelty to animals. Smith was working
q large mule which presented pitable
sight. The animals right eye had been
penetrated by a nail and was swollen
close, ipflamed and bleeding, while its
shoulders were covered with big raw sores.
The morning times., 1895-09-10
Gallons of Gasoline Explode.

Buffalo, N. Y, Sept. 9.-By an explosion
of fifteen gallons of gasoline, ignited by a
candlein the hands OF workmen this morning
at Nos. ba0-54S Washington street, three
mon were blown several feet and burned.
Their injuries are not likely to prove fatal
The morning times., 1895-09-10
Charged with Assault.

Louis Bush, the saloonkeeper at No. 1905
z street northwest, and George Bush
were arrested last evening by Policeman
McGrath, OF the First precinct, on the
charge of assaulting George Murphy. The
acused left So collateral each for their
appearance in the police court this morning.
The morning times., 1895-09-10

H. Smith, for duty at the Harrison Build
ing, corner Third and q streets: and sam
uel Ward to serve at the-camp ground on
East Capitol street. between Thirteenth
and Fourteenth streets, during the prog
ress of the camp-meeting there.
Evening journal., 1895-10-12
PENINSULA NEWS PARAGRAPHS.

Peaches were offered for sale IA the
Milford market Saturday, aud small ship
msnis we're made tho past week The
variety now ripe is known as Bllyeu's
October. IL originated at Canterbury,
Kent county.
Since the rain on Tutadsy the farmers
have been seeding wheat and Winter
oats.
The tomato canneries have ceased
operations.
Fine trout weighing from TO 10
pounds find their way into Lswes
market The catch Of Hsh this season has
been remarkable
The thirty seventh anniversary Of the
founding Of the Chepel Sundiy school Of
Milford will be celebrated on Wednesday
evening next Rev. S b Mteser OF
Wilmington, will deliver the principal
address.
The Irish potato crop OF Delaware is
very short this year. larger acreage
than sver was planted, but the prolonged
drouth aud soorchiug suns withered the
vines which died weeks ago.
The people Of Georgetown have become
very tiftu OF inc hu'ohb coulluutl
harangues by the Slugls Tax advocates
and the general opinion there 10 that
these speakers constitute a common
nuisance.
Farmers down the state report an
entire absence Of quail ia the fields
Rabbits are reported plentiful and ~ the
season OF 95 Is "cloae" season for birds
the rabbit IL likely TO bo hard hunted
during the Winter
Several prisoners were whipped At
Georgetown on Saturday morning
William B. Tomllnson, OF Milton,
gathered from pssr tree on his farm
near that town thirty Eve peach baskets
Of good siz ID fruit.
Gsorgs w. Bsnnum. jsweler OF George
town, has taken out patent on bic, Gle
valve.
Evening journal., 1895-10-12
A LINER IN PERIL.
Two Ocean Steamships Narrowly Escape
Collision.

Collision.
BOSTON, oct 12-Tho Wilson line
steamer Colorado, Captain Whitton came
into port here, after very tompostuous
passage and a narrow escape from being
run down and sunk at sea. She left Hull,
England. on Sept. 27, and had hardly got
fairly started on her passage when the
boisterous weather began. 1t increased to
a terrific westerly and northwosterly gale,
accompanied by mountainous seas which
swept over the steamers decks, but did
no material damage to the ship. On the
9Th, while crossing the Grand banks, a
heavy southwcstorly gale accompanied
by thick, impenetrable fog, was en-
countercd At O'Clock that morning a
slight break in the fog revealed one Of the
fast Atlantic liners headed directly for
the Colorado's stern.
A collision seemed inevitable. Tho OIL
GERS Of the unknown steamer evidently
made out the Colorado just as the lookout
on the latter steamer shouted the danger
cry, and by quickly manipulating the
wheel they swerved her TO starboard just
enough to avert q collision. 1t was a mar
row escape, for the two steamers passed
near enough for person 60 jump from
one to the Other.
Evening journal., 1895-10-12
Can't RIGHT on Gogernment territory.

WASHINGTON, Oct. l2-Socretary Smith
said that he had no knowledge that the
Corbett- Fitzsimmons prize fight managers
were intending TO have the fight on tho
government reservation at Hot Springs,
Ark, but that should any attempt be
made TO have the fight ON the reservation
he would see that the law was enforced.
Corhett and Fitzsimmons would not be
granted permit from the interior depart
mont and II any Of the losseos should
grant the privilege Of a fight upon the
lands they had obtained from the govern
ment he would revoke the lease of such
person.
Agent Wisdom at Muskogoo telographed
that ho had just received the letter OF
instructions from Commissioner Brown
ing and would take immediate stops TO
prevent the fight taking place in the In
dian territory.
Chief PcTyman Of one of the tribes in
Indian territory telcgraphod the Indian
Office asking If the Indian office had any
objection To- glovo contests and pugilistie
encounters taking place In the territory.
Evening journal., 1895-10-12
MISSIONARY BOX FOR FLORIDA
FORTY Hours' Devotion TO Begin at st.
Peters Church-Iwo Co,ored Women
In a Fracaa

FORTY Hours Devotion TO Begin At 81.
Peters Church-Two Co,orsd Women
In Fraoas
special Csrrespondsnce Evening Journal.
NEwApK Oct 1.-Two colored women,
rtsldsnts OF New Lohd avenue, had a
Misunderstanding Yesterday. and one
snh sred from the effects Of being bitten
several times about the face and also
considerably burned with q fat Iron
The matter was brought before Mspis
trAte Dean, who, after hearing evidence,
required Rene Ho ward TO paw. 80 and
costs This appeased Matilda Lang and
also soothed her wounds.
Oa Sunday, a. 10 30 a m, forty houra
devotion will begin In st Johns Church
Very Rev. Father Lyons will deliver two
sermons. one In the morning at 10 30 and
at 80 IN the evening Mass will he at
30a m and ~ 9 p m and at 30 p
M. on Monday and Tuesday evenings.
Father Stapleton, OF Baltimore. will
preach Mondsy evening, aud Father Han
Tuesday evening Mass Wednesday At
30a m
Mlnnehaha Tribe, l o r NJ. No %
has raised It's chiefs for the ensuing year
1. w Crossan, prophet; George Money,
saohsm; John Cunningham, senior saga
more; D w. RothWsll. Junior sagomore IL
N emith, guard Of the wigwam w
Miller, guard Of the forest l. A I.bley,
George Guthrie, Edwin Mclatire. 7 II
3. Messlnger. Jr.. James Hareis and j
II OlinEer, Of the nsighboriug lodges,
were present.
The Presbyterisns have baeu preparing
a nj ision box to be sent to minister In
Florida The people have bsen most
liberal Ia their donations and a large list
OF articles has been received Tie box Is
Al Mrn Rsbecca Tnddla
Evening journal., 1895-10-12
HOLMES CASE AGAIN.
Detective Geyer Brings TO Light Additional
Evidence.

INDIANAPOLIS, oct l2.-Intercst In the
II. II. Holmes case is revived here by the
ronppearance of Dotectiyo Goyer Of Phila-
delphia. He turned up unexpectedly in
Irvington, going 60 the house whore How
ard Pitzol was murdered and his body
burned Gcycr fitted a key fpm his pock-
ct I'm the front door nightatch. ltworkod
perfectly. The key had been founn ON tho
person Of Holmes after his arrest in Phil
ndelphia.
Dr. Thompson, who lived in the house
before Holmes occupied it. recognized the
key as the one he had himself carried for
two years. Geyor arranged to take DR.
Thompson, Dr. Byram and other witness
os from Irvington to Philadelphia on Oct.
26. He will take with him the remains of
the Pitzol boy, including the teeth mount
ed. He will also take the clothes identi-
fed by the family.
Evening journal., 1895-10-12
SUNDAY RREAKFAsT ASSOCIATION

A New Superintendent Selected TO take
Hold in November-A Pabilc Meeting TO
Bo Held.
The board OF directors OF the Sunday
Breakfast Association and Rescue Mission
has * ended an Invitation TO Robert r.
Thomas, OF He'd son. n, Y, TO spend the
month Of November in mission work 10
this city. He has accepted and
will report FOR duty on Sat
uiday, November ,, aud will try to
put the mission on sound financial
basis II is a man Of large experience
and comes we'll recommended He will
act as the general superintendent OF the
mission, and his duties will be similar 20
those OF the general secretary of the Y
NJ. A
An effort Is also being made to have a
public meeting in the interests OF the
mission, In the nesr future, when Colonel
dadley, father Of the the ST Bartholomew
mission which has done much good work
among the slumE Of New York city, will
be the prominent speaker. Others who
have made life study Of mission work
will also speak
Evening journal., 1895-10-12
a Chance for nIathematlclans.

The pedestrian who desires to know
what time IL is BY the City Hall clock,
and who cannot see its dial, has 20 be an
expert mathematician OF a mind reader.
When Il is BY the dial II strikes and
when IL Is G It strikes II. A prize is
offered by the janitor for a schedule to
60 by.
Evening journal., 1895-10-12
lie Won't Jump NIararn.

BATAVA, n. Y, oct 12.-Charles
Chase, the one legged Batavian, who re-
Gently visited Niagara Falls, declaring
that he would jump from the new sus.
pension bridge, was arrested there and
brought haoz to this city, where no was
arraigncd on the charge Of not supporting
his family.
Evening journal., 1895-10-12
james n. Williams Acquitted.

GEORGETOWN. Oct. 12.-James H.
Williams. OF Milford. who was charged
with making q felonious assault on his
15 year-old daughter was yesterday &C
quilted 10 the court here. The state
abandoned the case and the Jury was
instructed to give a verdict OF not
guilty.
Evening journal., 1895-10-12
A Christian Endcavorer Missing.

NEW York, Oct. 12.-The police are
hunting for James $. McNicol, who is a
druggist of Albany. lie came to this city
Monday TO attend the convention Of tho
Christian Endoavor society with his sister
Jean. He disappeared Thursday.
Evening journal., 1895-10-12
nien rrnm ner chlIda nIte.

DULUTH, MINI, Oct. le.-Mrs. Joseph
Burns died in terrible agony from bite
by her young son "a few days ago. Tho
little fellow was dclirious with diphtheria
when no bit his mother arm. Physicians
could do nothing for the woman, who px-
hibitod all tho symptoms Of q person BIT
ten bv a rattlesnakc
Evening journal., 1895-10-12
Shot nlmself nernre a Mirror.

LOUISVILLE, Oct. l2.-Edward +. Kcss-
Ter, AZ years old. local manager for the
American Tobacco company, committed
suicide. Standing before a mirror in his
room, he fired q bullet into his brain. His
wife found him dying q few moments aft
npxunrI
Evening journal., 1895-10-12
minl.tor rerrell Wand wnr.hlns.

LONDON. Oct Ia.-The Constantinople
correspondent of The Daily News says
that the United Stntes minister, Hon A.
w. Terrell, has tolegraphed to his govern
mont for warship to be sent to Mersina
for thoprotection Of American interests in
thnt district
Evening journal., 1895-10-12
RlEOVL May DIE.

or the Two Iujared Wilmington Mon.
He IA Kurt the WORSE Hau Doing Very
Well.
The two young Wilmington men,
Harry J. Rledel and Frank Hall, who
we're taken to the Delaware Hospital.
mangled from the wreck at Bellevusearly
yesterday morning are attracting mush
attention, a. both are we'll known IN
this city Hall has been doing we'll
since the hour he was admitted to the
d, spital, and his recovery will only be a
question OF few weeks
Risdel, however, Is seriously injured
and at noon 20 day be was In such a
dangerous condition that his attendants
admitted that he WAS likely TO die at any
time. He has been growing worse ever
since last night aud suffered a. tense
pain.
Evening journal., 1895-10-12
You want

An Alarm Clock, one that Will 90 of
every time and keep going until you get
mp n so try one OF our Long Alarms,
runs for ten minutes NJ r DAVIS
No. Q East Second Sc
Evening journal., 1895-10-12

a Hack will leave corner Fourth and
Market streets on Thursday and Sunday
afternoons at 30 o'clock, for Lombardy
Cemetery.
Evening journal., 1895-10-12
Return of Pastor wyiie.
Incidents Of the nay.

One house on Ninth street is for rent
by James Nanarsdalen,
A privilege that every freeholder and
renter has to-day is 70 vote for John r
Lambson duty is to vote
A Philadelphia yachting party came
down by train from Philadelphia and
boarded the boat of the Delaware street
wharf yesterday afternoon.
The schooner Thomas J. Clayton Is
loading grain at the Delaware street
wharf for the Lea Company
On Monday evening at s o'clock, Rev
Hall, Of Mt Salem NJ e Church, this
city. will address a big revival meeting
In kzion Church, Wilmington
The new secret society known as
Industry Council No 25. Jr o U. A. NJ
viii make It's first appearance on the
street tomorrow morning and will
attend Emmanuel Church 20 hear ser
mon from Chaplain munson
Evening journal., 1895-10-12
WE WANT SE[ESMEN zlgEszR

To take orders for MARION HARLAND's
NEW BOOK. Home of the Bible" rare.
radiant and charming. Hundreds of new
phOtos lands. scenes. people and places.
story OF travel IN the uolyland portrayed for
the first time hy q woman's pen. buy ers plon-
~. over % million people constantly read
Marion Harlsnd's booke, and every one OF
Goods shipped On creott One agent In New
York has sold 1870 copies 10 a little over one
weeks time. 4 q copies In one Gay; ~ copies IN
one hour: 3 In one house; TO 10 houses 10 sue
oession. lie has clesred as high as $50 90 In
a single day. The secret Of his success Is here.
he has a good thing. md price the lowest
~ er known Don't iail 10 send at once FOR
illustrated samples and full particulars Ad-
dress Historical Publishing Co. fhila-
delphia.
Evening journal., 1895-10-12
BusSg Like to Learn bookkeeping, Bank
Ing

Quickly and eheaplyg Attend Goldey Col
lege night sessions aud be Taught By the
new method Individually. No classes
Any age either sex. Rates: 500 Tor 6
months. $ll for months or s month
No extra charge for Arlthmetic. PenmAn.
ship. etc B gin any night. Day sessions
o to g. Trial lessons free.
Evening journal., 1895-10-12
STUCK Awhile ON Cherry Island.

The Red Star Line steamer Illinois.
Captain Beynon, on her way up the
Delaware river ran aground on Cherry
Island fats, where she remained for
several hours. The vessel was fortunate.
however. in her voyage across the
Atlantic. as she escaped a most terrific
gale, which passed TO the southwark Of
her.
Evening journal., 1895-10-12
GOV. CLARK OBJECTS.
VIII Not Allow the Corpett'
Fitzsimmons Fight.
STRONG LETTER TO JUDGE DUFFIB

IL Necessary, the Governor VIII Furnisi
the sheriff All Assistance Required q
Prevent tho Fight Corbett and Fitz
simmons Informed of His Decision.
Evening journal., 1895-10-12
INDIANA IN THE RIVER.
Battleship Started Down
Stream This Morning.
RETURN OF REV NIB. wYLIE

Young New Castle Mans Labors Crowned
with Success in New York--steamship
Aground for a short Time on Cherry
Island Fiat's-ro-da1' - Election.