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Yankton Ministers.

aYnkton, S. d., July San organiza-
ton to be known us the Yankton Min
isterial association has been affected
by the clergymen of Yankton. The as
ISOLATION has for its object mutual
%helpfulncss and cooperation in pro-
noting the welfare of the community.
The officers elected are Rev. DR.. Doher-
ty, rector Christ church. Episcopal,
president; Rev. Matson. pastor First
Congregational church, secretary and
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HARcOURT'S SON WEEDS.
Ambassador Choate and Other Amer.
leans Attend Wedding Ceremony.

London. July 4.-Lewis Vernon Har-
court, eldest son of Sir YIN. Vernon
Harcourt. n Miss Mary Ethel Burns.
daughter of the late Walter Burns, of
New York. for many years head of the
banking house of ]. s.. Morgan & Co.. in
this city. were married this afternoon at
st. Margaret's church, Westminster. The
bishop of Winchester. Rt. Rev. Randall
Thomas Davidson officiated. There were
ten bridesmaids. The wedding party In
cluded Joseph H.. Choate, the United
States ambassador, Mrs. Choate. Henry
White, secretary of the United States
embassy, and Mrs. Carter and Senator
Henry Cabot Lodge, OF Massachusetts.
and Mrs. Lodge. Mr.. Choate signed the
marriage register. The couple received
over a hundred presents, many of them
of great value. -. -. 80
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REFUSE TO JOIN TRUST.
Sioux City Drug Firms and Others
Oppose Proposal.

StOux CITY 1IrU8 FTFINs HHW OtHerB
Oppose Proposal.
Kansas City, Mo-, Jly 5.-Reports
Of twenty-six wholesale drug firms in
the middle~west, having an actual cap
%italization of $4,000, 900 and doing prob
ably one-fourth of the wholesale drug
business of the country, at a meeting
here voted unanimously against
joining the proposed drug trust.
The firms represented are numerically
one-third of those which the trust pro-
motors had hoped to secure. Chicago,
Minneapolis, ST. Louis, Kansas City,
st. Joe, Sioux City, Omaha, Lincoln,
Atchison and Denver were reported.
Other cities were represented by
proxy.
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English ~colleries employ $4,000
people.
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Judge Cox Wants to Retire.

Washington. July 3.-Judge Walter
S. Cox, of the supreme court of the Dis
trict Of Columbia, who presided at the
trial of Guiteau. the assassin of Presi-
dent Garfield, rendered his resignation
to the president today on account OF
age. He is ~ and has been on the
bench over twenty years. 1t probably
will be accepted.
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TRAIN REcKlNG CHARGED.
Three Polish Boys Arrested q
H" $3.50 Sno,,rLsn pn III

Three Polish Boys Arrested a
SlaMokin, Pn.
Shamokin, Pa, July 5.-Threc Polish
boys, Levi Korbisll, aged 0 years, hi:
brother Michael, two years younger
and John handbook, Z ycnrs old, were
arrested today here on the charge o
having caused the wreck of the expires:
train on the philadelphia and Readinl
railroad. near the BuckriGge switcf
last Friday afternoon. which resultef
in the death of Fireman Morgan.
After a number of witnesses had ties.
titled the boys We're committed TO lais
on the charge,of manslaughter. Appll.
cation for a writ Of habeas corpus will
be made.
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MISSOURI MY
CUT 10 the BLUFFS
Fear at Yermiilion That the big
Muddy VIII Again Change
Its Channel.
WOULD DESTROY MANY FARMS.
Lcvees May BE Built Along tho
River From Vermillion to Cay.
sille-Ranchcrs Are Ready
to Move From Bottoms.

vermillion, S. d., July 5.-Farmers
In the vicinity Of the missouri are be-
ginning to get a little uneasy over the
prospect of another flood and are held
in a state of suspense for the time be.
ing. The river at this point is running
full. and in some places has stopped
over slightly. Opposite Gayville the
swollen stream is cutting very fast,
and the residents in that locality are
feeling somewhat blue.
Slowly but surely the big Muddy"
is working its way to the South Dakota
bluffs nee more, aud in due time it is
the universal belief that the old bed
will once more become the main chan
mel. The loss in this even to owners OF
some Of the finest farms in Clay coun-
ty cannot be estimated. Although the
gain to this city would be great, by
having the Missouri run under it's
bluffs, yet the loss of crops and land
would be far greater. as this is one of
the most fertile sections in the north
west. Many have expressed the belief
that it would be greatly to the inter-
ests Of Vermillion il the river would
return to its former course, thus Caus-
ing the Milwaukee road, which now
runs on the bottom directly under the
bluff location, to be built on the hill
and pass directly through the city.
This is. however. " sad mistake, and
one which would reap disastrous re-
suits in more ways than one.
The idea of building levees along the
Missouri river at its lowest points be-
tween this city and Gayville is being
strongly advocated by many, principal
ly the property wner on the bottom,
and Ill express a willingness to con-
tribute literally to the project. The
expense of such an undertaking would
be very large, and it is doubtful if
enough money could be raised to prop
erly carry the plans into execution.
Neither does the plan meet the app
proval of all the citizens here, for it is
doubtful if the erection of water
breaks could be made substantial
enough to ward of the swift current
in evidence at this point. The topic Is
being discussed from every standpoint,
but it is hard to tell what the final
outcome will be.
Daily bulletins are being received by
owners of stock ranches from Pierre,
and they will not be slow in removing
stock to the bluffs if rises of an ex-
traoIdinary nature are reported.
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The Homestead strike.

Pittsburg, Pa, July s.-The strike
inaugurated at the Homestead steei
works OF the Carnegie company Satur,
day has not yet had any visible effect
on operations. All departments nre
running full handed. All is quiet, the
strikers rot interfering with the mer
going to5work.
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Charles Nelson, a veteran farmer Of
Floyd county, Iowa, is raising coffee
this year. His plants grown from seed
putin the ground last spring, are now
six inches hight. The seed was grown
by Mr.. Nelson last year by buying his
seed in New York. Out of thirty-fye
hunches he got five. pounds Of coffee,
which he has been using since last
fall. The seed is planted early in rows
three feet apart and covered one inch.
When cut It is parched and prepared
the same as other coffee. The plant
grows about twenty inches in height.
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Mrs. J.SB. Anderson, wife of Colonel
Anderson, of Manhattan, Kan, re-
Gently received "a letter from Andrew
Carnegie, requesting permission TO
have a bronze bust of the colonel made
by o French sculptor and PIT in one
Of the free libraries which the writer
Of the letter has endowed. When Mr..
Carnegie was a poor boy, with no re-
sources at his command wherewith
to procure an education, Colonel An
derson extended to him the use of his
library. Mr.. Carnegie now wishes to
show his appreciation of this kindness.
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Hot Iron Throneh Ankle.

Hot Springs, S. d., July 5.-Little
Bennett Wooster. son OF G. c. Wooster.
had what may be a serious accident.
The boy was attempting to bore a hole
througha block of wood with a heated
iron. The iron slipped in some mar
ner and struck his foot just below the
ankles. passing almost through the fiat
part. Mrs. Wooster, attracted by his
screams. rushed out to him. and while
trying TO pull the iron out, burned her
hand badly.
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Adyenttsts, Cnmp NIeetinp

Sioux Falls, S. D., July 5.-Nhat has
proven to be the most successful camp
meeting ever held by the Seventh Day
.Adventists Of the district of North and
South Dakota closed last evening. The
meeting has been going on since June
90. During the week ending last even
ing the attendance in camp each day
has averaged over 500. Several have
in attendance from Minnesota and
Wisconsin, but the bulk OF the outsid-
ers We're from North and South Da-
kota. Several prominent workers in
the Adventist church have been pres
ent.
The Dakota conference is twenty
years old, it having been organized in
this city on the identical grounds
where the camp meeting this year has
been held. In 1879, when the confer.
ence was organized, the camp meeting
consisted of six tents. This year there
were lsc tents besides the three large
gospel tents in which services were
halI 81 80 t*+EE L2ll E74ISg ~ =S
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Virginia Politician Killed.

Richmond, Va, July 3.-Statc Sen
ator VIM. Flanagan was shot and
killed at Powhattan court house by w.
G. Pilkinton. The killing was the re
suit Of a quarrel over the recent car
vass for election of u'&ited States sen
ators by direct vote.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1899-07-08

Dr. Temple, archbishop of Canter-
bury, is much opposed to the Sunday
papers which recently made their APP
pearance in London. The archbishop
rather runs to hobbies and is famous
as an advocate of total abstinence, in
which he does not find many followers
among the English clergy. His SER
monsSare hard and cold, but full Of
logic.
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Receiver Appojnted,

Springfield, Ill, July 3.-Judge Al.
len, OF the United States court, APP
pointed G.. L. Shnnkle, of Bloomington.
receiver Of the Peoples Building and
Loan association of Bloomington; as.
sets, S1G5.0OO liabilities, $21s,OOO. The
cause Of the embarrassment is inprop.
crly secured loans.
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Pettterew Speaks.

Aberdeen, s. D., July 5.-The attend-
ance and interest is keeping up well.
at the Tacoma park meetings. Sena-
tor Pettigrew spoke Saturday after
noon. He criticised the administration
for the way the val in the Philippines
is being conducted; denounced impe-
rialism; came out boldly for green
backs, saying they were the only me-
dunn of exchange we required, gold
and silver coin not being necessary to
transact ordinary business. If 1t were
necessary to send gold abroad we could
send the bullion.
E. Y. Debs, who was billed to speak
Sunday, failed to appear, being sick
in st. Paul. This was a great disap-
pointment to the crowd gathered to
hear the preat agitator sIenk,
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The Arbeitcr saeneerbund,

New York, July 3.-The annual con-
vention Of the Arbeiter S~aengerbund Of
the northeastern states held a business.
session here today. Greetings were
wired to the Northwestern Saenger-
bund. in annual convention in Milwau-
kep e& So l%5
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LIGHTNING VICTIMS
Party Of Farmers Struck by a Bolt
Near Ulysses, Neb., and
k;Iiod

Ulysses, Neb., July 5.-Dur;ng a
storm last night Victor and Ira Dob
son., u son of John Amos and two nm
known men. while driving, were struck
by lightning. They and the team We're
killed. Tie bodies were found today
by n searching party.
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Drops From BrookIyn Bridcc.

New York, July 1.-An unknown
man dropped from the center span Of
Brooklyn bridge early today, 100 feet,
to tile water. IN falling his body made
several revolutions and struck hori-
zontally upon the water. There is no
clue as to his identity. The body has
not been recovered
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PARTITION INEVITABLE,

Marquis Ito Sure the Powers Will
Divide China.
Tacoma, Wash, July 3.-Recent Jap.
anese papers say Marquis Ito, former
premier of Japan, in a recent address
declared his firm belief that the parti-
ton of China among the powers of
Europe was only a question Of time
ale added that Japan must take steps.
for its w protection, making every
effort to maintain u rate of progress
equal to that Of the countries BY which
she would hn %cnnsrortad
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RIOTS IN SPAIN.

Barcelona Mobs Parade the Streets
Crying Down With Jesuits."
barcelona, July 3.-Quiet was not
restored here till midnight. A mob
parnded the streets and made demon.
STATIONS before the episcopal resi'
dence and in cafes, shouting Down
with the Jesnits.n Two monks were
insulted md an attempt to protect
them led to a serious encounter.
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Coinage Renort.

Philadelphia, Pa, July 1.-The report Of
the coinage al the United States lnintsin
this city during the fiscal year ending
yesterday shows the full value Ito be
500 9i .lO1. 20. OF this amount Siees DIS, $50 was
IL gold, ss,,9ls, sil. 90 In silver and 1855. go II
In base metal.
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Quiet Fourth Mt sioux Falls.

Sioux Falls, S. d., July 5.-There is
10 observance of Il natal day here in
n public name Young America is
abroad with his ti%recrackers and can.
non. Many Of our people are attend
ing the county old settlers picnic
about ten miles north of this city,
while others have gone to Rock Rapids
Ia. Adrian. Mimi, and Valley Springs
and lankton. The Milwaukee road
ran special trains to the old settlers
picnic grounds and hundreds of our
citizens took advantage of this and
spent the day in the woods.
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Cold From the Kiondikc

Vancouver, D. c., July 3.--Ths
steamer Tees has arrived from the
north with a large party of Dawson
miners. Captain Gosse reports $1,000,
600 on board. S
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RuRalo Conference.

Buffalo, n. u, July 3.-The National
Social and Political conference today
heard the report Of the committee on
resolutions. It included resolutions
IN woman suffrage, the Buchanan
plan Of organization and anti-imperial.
ian - 2s ~
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Yale divinity school students have
hit upon a novel way for assisting
themselves in paying their expenses
through the theological course. They
have opened a tailoring establish
inent in one of the rooms IN West Di-
vinity hall and have sent out circulars
stating that, owing to the fact that
they have no rent to pay, they can
make . suit Of clothes from So to $40
lore cheaply than ordinary tailoring
honseA. They state that they guaran-
tee for inc year all suits against rips,
loose buttons, etc.
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Samuel J. Randall, jr., of Philadel-
phia, has been appointed special
agent Of the department of internal.
revenue for the eastern district of
Pennsylvania, with headquarters in
Philadelphia. The salary is $40 per
day. The appointment was made by
the secretary of the treasury upon
the personal request of President Me-
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1899-07-08

Henrik Ibsen. who has completed his
list birthday, is German by descent
and speaks that language fuently,
but. c%uriously enough, he has not writ
ten any of his important works in
that :ansre IL was originally In
tended for the medical profession, but
he was not long kept from his proper
bent, for at the age of 90 his first
drama, "Catilina,' was produced.
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The London Chronicle says: ny
far the most picturesque figure at Ex.
eter hall has been llt. Rev. Henry BEN
jamin Whipple. ID. D., bishop of Mime
sofa. Known in the Red Indian Ian
guage as Straight Tongue Or the
Truthful One and variously In the
United States as Apostle of the In
dians, heEhas taken a conspicuous part
in the centenary celebrations of the
Church Missionary society. His life
has been spent among the Indians and
he Is "a years of age"
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Captain G. Melville Boynton, who
started to 60 around the world two
years ago leaving San Francisco with
cut clothes or money and travelling
eastward, only got as far as Spain
when the var broke out, He man
aged to pass through the country aft
er several exciting escapes and then,
when safe beyond the Spanish border,
gave up the trip and returned to Dub
lin. where in passing through he had
fallen in love with and married a
young Irish
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MURDERED BY ROBBERS.
Two Arizona storekeepers Killed by
burglars. ~

Burglars.
Prescott, Ariz., July Sword has
reached here that at midnight last
night robbers entered the store of J..
N. Rogers and Clinton y. Wingfeld, at
Camp Verde, near here, and shot them
to death, seriously w%ounding Captain
John Boyd. The shooting aroused the
citizens, who scared the robbers OIL
before they secured any plumber. Tho
sheriff and posse are In pursuit.
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DAKOTA CENSUS SUPERVISOR.
David Williams, of Webster. Re.
cciyes an Appointments.
Washington, July 5.--David Will
Jams, OF Webster, s. d., has been ap-
pointed census supervisor for the
eastern district of South Dakota.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1899-07-08

Ex-Empress Eugenie has, by her
will, ~beqneathed q souvenir to every
survivor OF the nearly 5000 French
men who were born on the same day
rs her son. the late prince imperial.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1899-07-08

While serving in the army young
James q. Blaine accumulated some
money. with which he %specnlated so
successfully during the recent stock
boom that he was $4,000 to the good.
This comfortable sum he spread in
thin margins, contrary to his brokers'
advice. Next day came a slump and
in forty-eight hours he was wiped out.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1899-07-08

Two hundred men have refused to
work at cleaning Brooklyn streets be-
they did not wish to wear the
white wings uniform, They were
hired under q new system and all Of
them are Americans. They say they
will not clean the streets until the
Legislature changes the law that COM
pels them to wear the white wings.
I'VE are men," they say, mot mon
keys" Great efforts were made to
have the strikers reconsider their ac-
ton, but with no result.
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STATEMENT 81 TIE III:
VAR DEPARTMENT
Estimate ofthe Number Of Troops
Required 10 Fill Vacancies
in Otis Army.
REIuRH OF The VOLUNTEERS
ny September the Last OF Then,
Will Have Left the Is,and-.
The Number of Regu-
lOrs Needed.

IEN $50 AE A
Washington. July 5.-The a~djutant-gen-
erals office has given out a statement,
based on cable advices from General Otis.
reg the number of recruits required
to I'LL the vacancies in the regular regi-
ments now in the Philippines, the trans
ports available for the return of volun-.
teers and for the transportation of fresh
troops to the Philippines. and the esti-
mated time 1t will take to complete the
work of enlistment. General Otis reply
is as follows:
Manila, July 2.-Number of recruits re-
CURED to fill companies to 12S in each reg
ular regiment:
Infantry-Third. 336; Fourth, 3O4; Sixth,
ll5; Ninth, 3G: Twelfth. 300: Thirteenth,
253; Fourteenth. 7s9: Sixteenth, go; Seven
tenth, 204; Eighteenth. s2S: Twentieth.
a3S: Twenty-nrst. $50; Twenty-second, AGO.;
Twenty-third. ESQ.
Ar~tillery-l.:st, S: Third, gag; Fourth,
2: Fifth. 2; Sixth. So.
Cavalry-Fourth, A93.
Engineers.
Volunteers yet to be returned:
Infantry--California. 1,1SS; Colorado,
1,l44: Idaho, sos: North Dakota, 623: Wyo-
ming. 800; Minnesota. ] jos; South Dakota,
81; Montana. a06. California artillery.
1858; Washington, lE$; Tennessee. GAG;
Kansas. lo52; NeyafeH cavalry. IS: Wyo-
ming tartillery). S.; sgwa, s95; signal corps.
The California and Colorado regiments
are preparing 10 take the transports Sher-
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1899-07-08

Sidney Cooper, now &c years old, has
had four pictures On exhibition ut the
London academy this year
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The residents Of Gloucester, Mass,
are to hold q memorial service in the
city hall in memory of the lost fisher
men of Gloucester. Statistics COM
piled by the Gloucester Relief associa-
ton, which provides for the families
of those who lose their lives at sea,
show that in 1.-THE past twenty-five years
no less than 2,,413 s~eafaring men from
the above named port have been
drowned. Last year the rate of lives
lost at sea was 1878 per 1000 of sea-
sfarers; in 1897, 81 per 1000.
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MURDER AT MARsHALLTowN.
Jealous bohemian Kills His Wi

Jealous Bohemian Kills His Wirc
and Suicides.
Mnrshalltown, H., July 3.-James
Hoyka, Bohemian, shot his young
wife five times and then killed himself.
His wife, 1t is thought, cannot recover.
Jealousy was the cause.
The rheumatism from which Corne-
Illus Vanderbilt has been suffering is
not, as is popularity supposed, a new
experience for the millionaire, for he
has been q victim to the disease ever
since early manhood
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Among the provisions OF the will Of
Mrs. Martha ,. Stevens, of Hoboken.
We 4 that, after certain property
had been distributed. the SIX heirs
8shonld draw lots for the remainder,
This provision was carried out.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1899-07-08

Not long ago a charming Washing
ton woman called on Secretary Long
and urged the appointment of a dis
tant relative as a marine lieutenant.
Mr.. Long promised to do SO, but alb
sent-mindedly put her name on. the
list instead OF the candidates. The
society woman was astonished a few
days later to receive from the depart
ment a letter directing her to appear
ut the Office of General Haywood, COM
mander OF the marine corps, and IN
dergo the necessary physical examine
ton.