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WHIST EXPERTS.
Greatest Gathering Since the Invcntio.
of the Gume,

Minneapolis, Mimi, June lS.-The
greatest gathering of whist experts
that ever met since the invention of the
game came together in this city today.
1t is the fifth annual of the
American Whist league, and at the
opening games today over 200
delegates We're present, representing
every state in the union. The league
was founded in 1891, with Il membership
of twenty clubs, and since that time
the membership has grown to 200 clubs.
comprising over 10000 whist players.
The former congresses of the league
We're largely occupied in fixing the
rules of the game. but these having now
been definitely settled the present gath
ering and those to be held in the future
will be devoted to championship con
tests. Cards We're cut today
in the games which will decide the own
ership of the Hamilton club trophy,
valued at i 10000, for the coming year.
The American Whist league trophy
will also be contested for. The latter
Is open to challenge at any time, while
the former can be contested for only at
the annual conventions. The games
will continue for three days.
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WILL MARRY AN EARL.
Miss Anna Owens, a Clinton school
Teacher, to Wed IL Nobicn,,n

Miss Anna Owens. a Clinton School,
Teacher, to Wed IL Nobicnu.n.
Clinton. Ia, June 1S.-Anna Owens
left Clinton yesterday for Pueblo, Colo,
where she is to be married the 26th to
William ~Carruthers, Earl of Cairnheck.
n Scottish nobleman. Miss Owens has
been Il teacher iii the public schools
here for the past three years and her
parents are o Last year shit spent
her vacation in Colorado and there met
Carruthers at Cripple Creek, where he
was living incognito. 1t was q case of
love at first sight, n inside of three
weeks he lar proposed to her. She
did not accept him, but the friendship
resulted in a correspondence, which re-
suited in an engagement. Not until
after she had promised to become his
wife did he reveal his identity. She had
ample proofs to show he was a real
nobleman. Miss Owens is "a bright. in
telligeat and good looking young lady,
and a general favorite here.
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ANOTHER REBEL MANIFESTO
The Cuban Patriots Say Victory
Is Assured.
Spanish Soldier Dying of Disease, Hun
ger and Fatigue Ammunition
Coming IN From Americn-
Gomez in Command.

Tampa, Fla, June 15.-The following
Is the translation of a proclamation
which has Just been received from
Cuba: !
To the Cuban People. Maxine Gomez
is in command with 1000 men. The
marquis of Santa Lucia, with the cry of
Cuba libre.' has Joined him with 800
men. Twenty of the most noted men OF
Puerto Principe accompanied the wo:1
thy son of Camaguey. There Is no hope
for Spain. Remidos has protected the
landing of Roloff and his $50 men. He
brings munitions OF war and 5000
pounds Of dynamite. The landing of
zero and Seraphim Sanchez is con-
frmed. They bring American pyrotech-
MICS. Santa Spirite has already seven
armed bands. General Maceo, with his
5000 Macheteros, is destroying and
burning everything which he finds in
his way.
Liberal Spaniards have nothing to
fear. Lives and property will be re-
spected while assistance is not rendered
to the government. If Spain had for a
general a man whose mission was to an
initiate the Spanish army. no one would
have been better suited than Martinez
Campos. who does no let poor and tired
soldiers have any rest. They die OF
hunger. for they are without food OF
clothing under a burning sun in h Al
deadly climate.
The autonomist party Jays that insur
rection in arms is necessary to force the
government to favor autonomy. Shame
to these false patriots who live on mis-
cradle bread that the despot throws to
them.
Soldiers from Mahon, a Spanish prov
ince. nave gone over to the Insurgents
ranks. The daily expenses of Span
iards run up to $4,000 Martinez Cam
pos has lost already 10. 200 men.
Soldiers In the city of Manzanillo die
in the streets of fever and dysentary.
Famine spreads through the province OF
Cuba. In Barecoa and Guantanamo
there are Is. 900 insurgents in arms.
Liberal Spaniards. sons of Riego and
Pinto, hurrah for liberty! To arms and
down with the metropolitan govern
ment n tyranny! Hurrah for Max
limo Gomez!
Revolutionary Committee OF Havana.
Colonel Figeurdo, responding to an in
curry about Jose Marti today, aid
Tin the absence of news from him l
feel convinced that Marti has died for
the cause he loved so we'll. The revo-
luton. however, will go on Just tho
same. While we nave lost a good man
the cause still exists and the fight Will
be pushed vigorously. Thomas Estrada
Palma of New York, will undoubtedly
be chosen to fill Marti's place, and will
do 1t ably."
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Pensions and postmnster..

Washington, June 1S.-Pensions have
been granted as follows:
Iowa: Original-Henry c. Stephens.
Sheldon; James NJ. Ralston, Conrad
Grove; Washington Fogle, WOODBURY.:
Morris Hanford, Templeton. Increase
Daniel M. Brown, Searsboro. Reissue
Thomas Il. Brown, Clay: Hiram Carpen-
ter, Fairfield; Erastus Brown, Iconium.
Peter A. Wheeler, Tingley; John Wolfe
Casey; William j. Lindsay, Seymour.
South Dakota: Original-Mathias Kin
men, Sioux Falls. Reissue-Edwin n
Wheelock, kampeska; George n
Thompson, Andover; William Gould.
Rapid City; William J. Leidure. Hazel.
Nebraska: Original--Jeremiah Bal
lard. Shubert: William II. Dar:eis
Omaha. Increase Adolph Buechle,
Fort Niobrara. Reissue-William AK.
ers. 1ndianola: Silas Robe, Atkinson:
Eli Bowers. Superior; Samuel l.. Can
non, Westerville.
p. M. Payton has been appointed post
master at Dixie, Hitchcock county. Neb..
vice Louis ~Beardslee, resigned.
A %postoffice has been established at
Strand. Day county. S. D.. with John
Matthews as postmaster.
The p%ostotiice at Fort Sisseton. Mar
shall county, s. D., has been dlscontin-
ued. Mail will go to Frank.
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CREDITORS OF J.. 7. M. PIERCE
A Company Formed to Take up Ills I'M
finished Enterprises.

flushed Enterprises.
Yankton, S. D., I'M 17.-Arthur Ma
ton. one of the creditors of John 7. Nj.
Pierce. has sailed from England and
will probably reach Yankton Tuesday
next. Mr.. Nation is the representative
of a company formed Of Pierce's credit
ors for the purpose of buying up all
claims against him. and for the pur-
pose of completing unfinished projects
begun by Pierce prior to the financial
panic. The principal enterprise unfin-
ished is the Yankton and Norfolk rail-
Dad. Forty miles of grading has been
done on this line, townsites and right
of way were purchased and paid for,
and depots We're erected at an outlay
of more than $3.50, 900. With the grade
completed and ironed between Yankton
and Norfolk the road will be worth
81. 00O. 900. Railroad men declare that
this can be one at ar Acknowledgements
of 5000. 900. AS a business proposition
the Englishmen can make enough out
of this road to square them for their
losses through Pierce. These men have
all the money needed to complete the
road. There is strong reason for believ-
Ing this will be done, although 1t may
not be practicable his year.
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\ large Artcsian VOL.

Mitchell, S. D., June 17.-Davison
county now claims the largest artesian
well in the Missouri valley basin. Ira,
Frazer a been putting down a we'll
on his ranch in Badger township. He
had only gone 200 feet when an enor-
nous flow was struck. Competent
judges say that the we'll which is only
six inches in diameter flowed 10000 bar
rels the first day. Lane for several
miles around Frazer's place is more or
less under water. The popularity of
the fact is the striking of such an n
mous flow so near the surface. If the
farmers of the Missouri river valley
could be as sure that they can stike a
flow of half the pressure of the we'll
mentioned there woul be a we'll on
every quarter section as the cost for
this we'll is very reasonable and within
the reach of any farmer.
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KIMBALLG GRAPHIC
Z. R r1sAs, PUBLISHER.
KlMBALi.. SOUTH DAKOTA.

Patterson. N. j.. has a great many
Dutch inhabitants In that part of the
city which IL known as New Holland.
and they are generally superstitious,
being said to end1oy certain charms
and to resort to prayer as a protection
against witchcraft. A young girl, Su-
"a Hook, has been suffering from de-
mentia and st. Vitus' dance, and the
neighbors believe She has been be-
witched. Suspicion has fastened upon
Mrs. susan Hewitt. the wife of a car
penter, and they have ordered her to
keep doors locked and the curtains
drawn. The facts seem to be that Mrs.
Hewitt is a good woman who has done
all In her power to relieve the girls suff-
ering. She has appealed to the author
tiles and the neighbors have been
warned not to call her a witch or perse-
cute her in any way.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1895-06-22
Dubuque Races Close.

Dubuque, Ia. June 15.-Nutwood park
races closed with a fair attendance and
a fast track Friday. The event of the
day was the fast mile of Maud C, 2:lOh.
2:35 trot-Burdell won second, third
and fourth heats. Best time. 2:21; Patti
Clark, first heat. 2:24.
2:20 pace-Afte won three straight
heats In 1854. 2:1SA. 2:2OA.
Free for all trot-Phoebe Wilkes won
the second. third and fourth heats.
Best time. 2:l2A; Maud C, first heat, in
2:1oA.
County race--Billy McGregor won the
third. fourth and fifth heats. Best
time. 2:31A Y. Billy NORWOOD Won tho
first In 2:34&; Maggie d, the econd iii
2:33&.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1895-06-22
Chicago.

Chicago. June ls.-Eogs-Receipts 15.Mo
official yesterday 1854. shipments 7s0O
Market strong at yesterdays top prices
quotations. Heavy A.6064. So. mixed "a. 40S1
ASS. ~ F''4Vy
Cattle-Receipts $500, official YESTERDAY
us. 1857. Market strong.
S.U07. Market firm s'eioaS
CiosinE1Hogs active, good all sold. Ton
heavy *iS: Estimated receipts for 70.
morrow 500: Cattle firm. beeves $1,000
ss2, COWS $i.0c@i.3 80, stockers and feeders
Sheep steady. Ne's
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a Homnnza for Hicyclists.

Jefferson, Ia, June 15.-The Iowa d.
vision League of American Wheelmen,
at It's state meet, to be held in this city
July 4 and 3, will hang up the finest
and most elaborate string of prizes
offered at any state meeting in the
United States in 1895. The offerings
are of diamonds, gold, silver and racing
wheels. and the values given are &C.
tual. Thus far entries have been re-
ceived from the fastest men in the state.
as well as cracks from ST. Paul, Mime.
apolis, Milwaukee, and Chicago. and
arrangements are being made to enter,
tain ., 0OG whcelmen.
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Mitchell win Celebrate.

Mitchell, S. d., June 17.-At a meet
ing held Saturday by the citizens of this
place it was decided to celebrate the
Fourth of July. The people in the adj
Joining towns and counties know what
IL celebration in Mitchell means. They
know that Mitchell celebrates as no
other town in the state celebrates. The
driving park association will hold Il
race meet on his date that will be an
attraction to racing men from all parts
of his state as well as Iowa and Mime
sofa. The Victor Wheel club will not be
putdone by the horsemen. They intend
to give the largest meet ever held in the
west. The new track is now finished
and pronounced to be q fast one.
Wheelmen from Iowa. Minnesota and
all parts of this state are cordially in
vited to participate.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1895-06-22

Judge Norwood of South Carolina has
had the strange experience of being In
dicted by his own grand jury. The
Judge came into Lumberton to hold
court, but he was so drunk that he had
to be- put to bed. His friends succeeded
in SOLDERING him up so that on the next
day he could go on h bench. but after
one hour he adjourned court and con-
tinued his spree. This plan was carried
on for three days and the grand jury
brought in an Indictment for drunken
ness. While the Legislature can i'm
peach him for drunkenness the fact that
the legislature does not meet until 1897
Is not very consoling to the people.
Judge Norwood is a populfst n was
elected on the fusion ticket last Novem-
iar
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irish American MlIItarv It,,,

New York. June ia national con-
Vention of the 1rish-American Military
union will be held at Adelphi hall in this
city tomorrow. The convention will en-
deaVor to offset an attempt which is be-
ing made by Irishmen who are members
OF the defunct national league to resus7
citate 1t in the shape of a movement
for repeal OF the union in lines within
the British constitution. The Military
union desires to be the exclusive spon-
scr of the movement in America to Sc
cure home rule for Ireland without the
use of dynamite.
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Tom Mnrrixsnr.s sl,aa

'''h "cfFlSSrN Stfde.
Tom Morrissey is an awful MAJ
TO send the ball out wide.
But 1t ~para1yzed the audience
When Tommy made a slide.
Mud flew in all directions,
And some of the rooters guyed,
bn. ne ,.fp"h did s0f'n" a -t'rl yelling
When Tommy made his slide.
Twas like a mogul engine
throwing sparks on every side,
AND mud went paSt the foul line
When Tommy made his slide.
But he got his bag IL held 1t.
Nor dtu the umpire chlde.
fGr the mas"man WIS in Mudville.
When Tommy made his slide.
Dubuque Times,
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1895-06-22
CARL BROWN MARRIES.
The Coscy Army Man WEEDS the Goddess

The Coscy Army Man WEEDS the Goddess
of Peace. \
Massillon. %, June 15.-Carl Browne
and Miss Mamie CoXey. erstwhile god
dess of peace of the commonweal were
secretly married last evening by JUS
tice Folger. The bride and groom sepa-
rated after the ceremony, with the ex-
pectation Of keeping the fact to them
selves until the Fourth of July, when
they will have another spectacular mar
riage in Washington. The groom is As.
years of age and the bride IS. They
have been infatuated with each other,
for a year, and it was this circumstance
that led to the rupture between Browne
and his former chief.
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sSuChuset

The Boston Globe having said TIL;
would not rhyme. a pair
'tic Bay state man asked it what is II
with the following;
Tun America"
All hail to thee old Mass
Achusetts. you're the lass
OF whom we sing.
We love thy waters slosh,
Waters where goldfish splosh
Fragrant as flowers, b'gosh,
In early spring.
To thee. dear Massachu
Sets. we will Ger be true,
Only to thee.
What though thy cobblestones
Call forth our signs and groans
stu each thy praise %intones,
Thou. great and free.
Let music swell Massa
Chusetts, both night n day
Twon't be enough
Wen let thy goldfish play
Gayly in your old bay,
And shout thy glory aye,
For you're the stuff!
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1895-06-22

At one time Cincinnati was regarded
as the toughest base ball town in the
country. but of late New York is fast
earning the distinction. At the game
on Decoration day between the Giants
and the Chicago team the crowd was $
exasperated by the defeat Of the loca
nine that ait the end of the game it
poured over the field, hooted the umpire
and threw dust in his eyes, being re.
strained only by the police from fur
ther %outrages. New Workers. are hard
losers at the best. but to be beaten by
Chicago Is the bitterest pill of all.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1895-06-22

When Ex-Governor Lubbock of Texas
shook hands with Miss Winnie Davis at
the confederate reunion at Houston,
Tex, he said: MY child, it was l who
carried you in my arms into the prison
to see your father" Miss Davis threw
her arms around the old mans neck
and mingled her tears with his, and not
a looker-on could claim a dry eye as his
own.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1895-06-22
a Notable bicycle Trim.

Mitchell, S. d., June 17.-lIrnest f.
Garrett of the Victor Athletic club of
this city made a record breaking trip
from this city to Scotland and return Il
few days ago. Starting from Mitchell
at $50, Scotland was reached at 1920,
a stop of one hour being made at Parks
ton for breakfast. Returning the start
from Scotland was made at ) p. m, and
Mitchell was reached at $40. the dis
lance as shown by cyclometer measure
ment being fifty-eight miles. so that the
return trip was made at the ate of
171a miles per hour. This is a very fast
ride as the roads We're choppy as a re-
suit of the recent rains, and the last
part of The trip WAS made in the dark.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1895-06-22

With a population about half that Of
this country, France is getting along
toward the billion dollar mark in an.
nual expenses. The interest on the ma.
tional debt is 1870, 600, 900. and the cost
of the army and navy $3.50, 00O, 900. The
revenue this year are estimated at
$665, 900, 600. and a deficit of about &c..
DOC, 900 Is probable.
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south Omaha.

South Omaha. June ls.-Hogs-Receipts
6,So' official yesterday 40. Market strong
ana &C higher. Quotations: Heavy s4.4s6D
4.65. mixed and light Si.25d4.50.
cattle-Receipts 900. official yestorda, y,
1884, shipments 80. Market 10c higher ''
Sheep-Receipts 200. official Yesterday AZ
Market steady. ~.
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1t is said that the strict Presbyter-
Mns in Scotland are making strenuous
efforts to have Prof. Henry Drum.
mond called to accoun on the charge OF
.heresy. The grounds for the charge are
contained in his memorable lectures
on Evolution. delivered in the Lowell
institute in Boston two years ago.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1895-06-22

Fell From "a Windmill.

Wayne, Neb, June 1S.-Ran Frazier,
A prominent stockman of this city, fell
from the top of a windmill, t%hirty-fve
feet high. He vas unconscious when
picked up and badly bruised, and has a
severe cut in his head, but fortunately
10 bones We're broken, and he will prob
ably soon be out again.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1895-06-22
Shoe SAlesn,en,s Assoclnlinn.

Chicago, June 1S.-The organization
OF the Shoe Salesmen's association of
Illinois was perfected at the Palmer
house today. The association is or
ganized for the purpose of creating sick
benefits among its members, to main
tain a scale of wages, and to lead to the
enforcement of more satisfactory hours.
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Grain and prnxisinns
Chicago. June 17.-Cash quotations W,
AS followe.

Chicago. June T.-Cash quotations were
AS followe:
F~lour-Steady and unchanged.
Wheat-No. 2 spring 774@olSc. No +,
spring nominal. No. . red 77el7sc.
corn-No. 2 1888 a No. 3 ye,,ov
1880. ~
oats-No. 2 2aa4c. No. 2 white 3o0sa,ko
No. 3 white S1AM32c.
Rye-No. 2 &C.
Barley-No. . SIC, No. 3 52a5sc, No 4
nominal.
Flax Secd-No. 1 s1.5l.
Timothy Seeo-Prime $3.50.
P~rorisions-Aless pork per barrel s,o soe0
t2.4o. lard per 100 pounds s6.47Isas. o. shor,
lib sides Qoosel Sc %, dry sailed sbou,
aers (boXedl $5:37ilaa5.5 so. short clear siTn.
iboxed) sG.37i:46.D "' sizes
s1.26ia. saiion
Sugur-Unchanged.
Batter-Creamerics 12D14c, dalries ,,m
.oc. ' A1V
C:;oese-Cheddars 9lac. Young America.
Iuc.
Eggs-90Q2Ol4c.
Hides-Light and heavy green salted
green sailed calf TIC. dry n!nt S,sc Eye de.
cons. each SOC. wa
Tailow-No. l solid packed SC. No. /,
nc. cake 5hc.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1895-06-22

The erection of the monument to the
~''unrecosnized dead" at Ashtabula, o..
recall the terrible disaster of the fall
ing of the railroad bridge about twenty
years age. One of the victims vas Miss
Mary Birchard of Newfame, VT, a
cousin of President Hayes. She was
a very brilliant woman and was more or
less known in a literary way lit was
while on "a visit to the Rirchards thai
Mrs. Hayes. in accepting a floral trib-
ute. made the remark that waes sent
over the country, that next to my dear
Maker and my family. 1 love flowers"
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1895-06-22

Lady Randolph Churhil enjoys a
distinction other than that of having
been born In America. When she was
In India she had a snake tattooed on
her arm. and Is sal to be the only
mi of high rank in the English no
,bility who can boast in this direction.
The Princess Waldemar of Denmark
has an anchor tattoed on her left arm
near the shoulder and Queen Olga OF
Greece wears a tattooed anchor OF
her shoulder. Both these decorations
are worn in compliment to family sea,
faring professions.
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Death of Eatbcr FLANAGAN

Huron, S. D., June 17.-News was re-
ceived here this morning of the sudden
death at Emmett of Father Flanagan,
formerly of DeSmet. and one of the
most prominent priests in his diocese.
Father Shea of this city went to En-
NETT this morning to conduct the fune-
NO
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1895-06-22

A suburban beadle. whose charge is
near Glasgow has been reprimandec
by his kirk session for taking the cop.
per collections Of the plate to a
n~eighboring pub. on the Monday ano
getting a silver exchange prior to lodg.
ing the offertory in the bank.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1895-06-22
CIVIL ENGINEERS.
rwenty-Scventh Annual Convention q
American Society at R,st,,

TWehfy-ScVenth AnnuM1 Convention al
American Society ut Boston.
Boston. Mass, June 1S.-Civil enei.
neers from all parts of the countr
were present this morning when the
twenty-seventh annual convention OF
the American Society of Civil Engj.
neers was called to order at the Hotel
Pemberton. The sessions will last four
days, during which time papers will
be read by eminent authorities on va.
rious engineering problems OF the day.
including drainage of cities. irrigation.
construction of commercial waterways.
and modern bridge construction. The
delegates were driven to points of in.
terest about the city this afternoon.
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A:LNsnS CITY.

Union Stock Yards. Kansas City. Jun.
h.-hogs-Heavy s4.4Oai.6 8 medium 81. 250
lao. light A.1oai.25. pigs sS.G5ai.l0.
Cattle-Native steers "a. SOdl5.55 stockor,
ana feeders S.0Nli.lO calves and yearlinps
steers s.. 75Gt3.0. ianse
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DEMOCRATS WILL RUN SORG

He Will lie the Candidate In tho Buck.
eye State.
New York, June ia conference of
leading Ohio democrats at the Waldorf
last night decided that Congressman
Pau Sorg should be the democratic can
didate for governor of Ohio. Sorg Is
worth SIS, 900, 900.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1895-06-22

Mitchell, S. D., June ia terrific
wind n electric storm occurred here
at Z o'clock last evening, followed by
the heaviest rain of the season. over
two inches of water falling.
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Nonpnrtisan Fro. >uv.r,,.u

Topeka. kas., June IS.-A nonparti-
san gathering of the adherents of the
free silver doctrine is being held here
today under the auspices of the Kansas
division of the American Biineta!!ic
league. The discussion centers about
the a~dvisability of forming & distinctly
currency reform party" 1t is proba-
BILE that the conference will declare in
favor of the formation of such a party.