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tEhsuessl nsnertslsC Court VIII Rn Es-:
fSsS1aSskN nbii6h6 i'll 10 8isve Il gssSsa5

Eh.nesss l1snsrfal Court VIII IN Es-
#$SaSa & sbiishsl % Bipean.
yXaahingto Oct: I0.ATheseFort toS
induce III Chinese imperial court to
return toaPekii has fniled, after
weeks of persistent effort on the part
:of@the povversy News to that effect
was brought to- the state department
today by the Chinese minister, who
resolved It in messaEeSvia ST. Peters
burg fromgN iceroys Liu KuanYih and
Chang ShiliS Tung, under date of sOcto-S.
e = The dispatch states the Inn
court is en- route from Tai Yuen
to Singan. where the imperial estab-
,lishnaent will be set up, Niceroy Yu,
of the province just vacated by the
court, has been impeached for anti
foreign tendencies. 85 $S Nh
An Important feature of the mes
sage issthe confession thatathe court
is restrained by fear Of the allied
forces from returning to Picking. The
movement takes the emperor and em-
press dowager about 400 miles farther
away from Picking. Though, accord
ing to statements contained in the
message, by reason of direct tele-
graphic communication with Shangs
hal, the court will practically be near
er for purposes of negotiation with
the outside world than it was at,Tai
Ynen. is
1t is said there are no Boxers in the
newly chosen locality. so the court
will have thrown OFF the hostile infiu-i
ences recently surrounding it. The
trip Of the imperial party willsbe slow
and tedious, overland most of the way,
with a short stretch OF. river nayiga-
ton. Singan was formerly place of
imperial residence, and the ancient
palaces are still there.
The only d%isquieting feature of the
move comes from Japanese advices,
stating the new poinp of location is
strongly fortified, which some think
is anSindication that the Imperial fam
lily is still in fight and seeking strong
'er defenses, but friendly viceroys and
Minister WI do not share insthis view.
The minister considers the question
of punishments practically disposed
of by the edict of the emperor and the
German and American notes eX-
changed last week. The only difficult
ty he apprehends is in case the for
4eign ministers seek to designate GER
tain persons who shall be punished,
in addition to those whom the gov
eminent itself marks for punishment.
Such a course by the ministers, he
says, would be hard to comply with,
but he. looks to the %sngacity OF Ii
Hung Chang and Prince Ching to over
come any such difficulty.
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MINERS 10 CONSIDER ofFERll..
,elieved Tho Mon VIII Decide q

nelieved tho / lEill Decide 20
Give am AsnrTnativs Ansner.
Philadelphia, Get. 9.--Itssis the gene
cralRbeIief that Presioent MITCHELL, OF
the Uninted Mine Workers, wilIltoaays
issue aEcall for convention Of min,
ers to consider the s.!er of Increased
WaEes,toshe held at Scranton, ana the
supposition is that Thursday next will
be named as the time. Mr.. Mitchell.
however, declined to give publicity to
the matters discussed by himself n
other officials Of the organization At
a secret conferenceAoday atsHazeiton,
and he gave no intimarlon MS to- when
to convention Will he held. This n
other questions to- be considered at
the convention are supposed to- nave
been fully discussed at yesterdays
conference
Indications are coming to the SUI.
face that hasty action will not likely
be reached on the question by the
convention, and that recessesssiH be
taken pending conferences of commit
tees with operators. These confer
ences will be requested with the pur-
pose Of obtaining a understand
ing as to the permanency of the in
creased pay. il accepted. and else to
ascertain the operators views on the
proportion OF the increase to be re-
spectiyely allowed the miners and
!, mine laborers. Sheriff Haryeysof Luz
Zerne county, yesterday, through.
president Mitchell, issued his ultima
tum to marching strikers. He says
he hassbe zen lenient with them hereto:
fore, but they must now refrain from.
marching or take the consequences.
President Mitchell assured him he
would endeapor to have the men pre-
serve the peace.
Scranton, Pa, Oct: 9-Every individual
coal operator Throughout The LnckaWan-
ma andENyoming valleys today posted no.
throughout tho Hazleton region yester--
day, granting employee a I0sper cent adj
vance in wages,sa reduction In the price
of powder to $3.50 per keg.SsNnhody Went
TO work. Thesrmen will, however. abide
by whatever action President Mitchell
may decide upon: operators believe the
Hazlcton, Pa, Oct. 6.-4Nearly 1000
strikers, with so women and girls In wa-
gons, marched into Iatttmer early this
morning and completely, tied up two coll
lieries Of @Pardee &#Co.a&located at that
present strike. sherin Harvey and a
handful of deputies We're at Lattiiner
when the strikers arrived, but had. no oc-
E;caston to assert their authority further
than keeping the marchers on the move.
When the whistle. blew for starting the
strikers, after parading through town for
an hour. shouting and cheering, left for
their homes. There WaS no uisoruer OF
any kind.
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IOWA SUPREME COURT.
Decisions Rendered BY the justices

Decisions Rendered by the Justices
at iles MONIES.
Des Moines, Ia, Oct. 0.-The su-
preme cour today rendered the fol-
lowing decisions:
Whitney VS.. Cannon, appellant;
Shelby district affirmed.
Brooks vs.. Esngle, appellant; Clay
district; affirmed.
Calhoun vs.. Garner, appellant; Ma
haska district; affirmed.
freeman, appellant, ". Lind; Keo-
kuk superior court; affirmed.
6mithsys independent school dis
trict of Council Bluffs; Pottawatta-
mic district; affirmed.
Schmidt vs.. Northwestern Life asso-
citation, appellant; Scott district; a1-
frmed.
Meyer VS.. Beopple Button company,
appellant; Muscatine district; re-
yersed.
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3I ,g3
DEATH OF IHOS. Z. MsREDiTH.

5O.dcft Dry Goods MerclsnntS Ia Du.
buqae i.Nl,tres Susifi n
Dubuque. In, Oct. s.-Thos. IS. Mer-
edith, the oldest dry goods man In the
city, died suddenly yesterday. He
went to the bnthroom i'll his usual
health. where he was found unncon-
5scious,, living but short time. He
was 72 years old and had resided here
sincs 1885.
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EVENT OF CAMPAIGN.
F%usioniAts Planning Great Demons
@ strntton for TOwne Meeting.

UHAsioalsAIs EihhulMx Great m
%strattnn d Towne Meeting.
Sioux Falls, S. D., Oct. 1o.-The flu
sionists OF this portion of the state
are preparing for a grand rally in.
Sioux Falls on Monday, the 18th inst.
In the afternoon Charles a. Towne,
Of Minnesota, will speak in the audi
forum on the issues of the day. Be
fore the meeting a big parade of
farmers wagons will p through the
streets, with banners, flags, etc. In
the evening Senator Marion Butler, of
North Carolina, and Senator Petit
grew will address a mass meeting. in
the auditorium. The evenings speak
ing will have as a prelude q monster
torchlight and flag procession, which
will march through the principal
business sheets, disbanding at tho
auditorium. This will be the greatest
meeting of the fusion forces in this
part Of South Dakota during the cam
paign. Hundreds are expected 10 be
present from the surrounding towns
and rural regions.
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K,ttrIIKe No. 4 Candidate.

Watertown, $. ID, Oct. 1o.--B. Kit
fridge writes n letter to the republic
,an nominee for the state senate from
this county in which he says: Nearly
two years ago my withdrawal from
politics YVES announced and 1 had sup
posed it wa understood to be final
! have not been, am not now and will
notsunder any circumstance be a can
didate for the United States senate,
The announcement of Mr.. Kittridge IS
IN keeping with what his friends have
declared for months, but the friends
Ct Pettigrew have insisted that he IL
81 candidate. ~ -
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PORK IS Still! SOARING
October Jumps to Sl7 a Barrel,
Due to Sir thomas lip
tons Corner.

Chicago. Oct. s.--october- pork, which
has been %cornered by Sir Thomas Upton,
Jumped to 81 per barrel today and closed
Vt that figure, making a rise since yes
terday morning of ~. The market went
from the opening, s14. Is. in %half-dollar
leaps to SIG. and from the last given fig-
ure jumped a dollar fat. Upton is said
TO be .long" 5000 barrels. having cor
nered the Visible supply here as well as
s0,NO barrels not yet in sight. The price
was bid up shorts.
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FARMERS CHEF SUFFERERS.

inctilcr sey,re %lsainstormI III Upper
M~sss,ssippi Valley.
La Crosse, Wis, Oct 9.-Another se-
sere rainstorm, accompanied BY a ter
rife electrical display, struck the IN
Der Mississippi valley last niKht. The.
principal damage was to farmers.
orn is rusting in the shock, and fall
lowing is at \ standstiii. Their loss
ill be heavy. Railroads did not suf-i
sr great deal. a heavy rain ii also
eported along the Southern Mime.
ota road In Minnesota and Dakotn.
recent rains have caused q trelnen-
lous riseSin the Chippewa and black
5,tisers, but came too late toshelp log
ing operations.
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ANOTHER BiG COMBINE.

i'ittsbnrg Valve, Foundry and Con-!
tructioM Company Form sd.
~Pfttsburg, Pa, Oct. g.4-Ihe Pitts
burg Valve Foundry and Construction
company, a combination of a lnalori-
ty OF the blast furnace and steel mill
steamtitters and pipe benders OF this
city, has been formed with 81, 100000
capital, operations to begin November.
LIST.
The business Of the Pitsburg
steamfitters, which heretofore has
been confined to territory west of New.
York and east of the Mississippi river.
will be expanded to include the entire
country, -
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HAS 10000 PRISONERS.
tsoDrrt. report. norr. surrender

.tsobcrts lteporis Do~Fs Surrender.
ing Daily.
London, Oct. "a dispatch from Rob
srts says:
"The number Of prisoners captured or
Is daily Increasing. Must
now aggregate nearly 10000 men. Com
Muller has surrendered to Clery.
~sommandant Dirksen and others on their
way TO Pretoria TO surrender.
IA detachment Of London Irish endeay-
bred to surprise a party, OF Beers near
ssulfonstein. the Ath. but had to att
sr three hours lighting with six men
wounded. The Beers suffered heavily.
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Snn.ho,..nI.

South Omaha, Oct. s.-Hogs-Reccipts.
2,fD official Saturday. 1853. Market IS
steady. HeaYy s5.eoI5.1o; light and
Cattle-Receipts, $500; official satur-
day, l6o; shipments. ! 1853. Market steady.
Sheep-Receipts, 5000; shipments. 2Akl.
Market slow.
Hogs-Market closed lower. Light and
butcners, sslc@5. 12hh: mixed and pack
ers, $hsu545 10.
cattle-Receipts,s G.5eo head. Market
strong. $4.Wa6.25: cows and heifers, $500
@4.0d; stockers and feeders, $S.0On4.50.
Sheep-Receipts, 1850 head. Market
strong.
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To Rebund tho Cataract.

Sioux Falls, SD, Oct. 10.-Corson
Brothers will at once commence the
erection of n rev hotel building on the,
lots occupied by the old Cataract. The
latter burned on the night of June
80 and since that time 1t has been un-
decided whether the Corsons would,
rebuild or not. One of the brothers
returned from the enst a few days
age; where he made arrangements to
borrow the necessary money to put
up a fine fye-story brick and iron
structure. The building will have ZIG
guest rooms. The plans ind specifca-
lions are already completed and bids
viii be asked for at once. 1T is the In
tentiont to push the work as rapidly as
possible this fall, and to continue work
through the winter If the weather
will permit. The structure will cost
about $15O,OO0,
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10 LIVE IN BRUs

Grand.on viii Prepare 4
@ hO,ne Tor A I'm
Lourenze Marquee, Oct. 9.-KruEer's
grandson, Eloff. sails on The 10th to pre-
bare q residence In Brussels FOR the for
president of the Transvnai. The lat-
Ter will sail On d Dutch cruiser q few
lays later.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1900-10-13

The women members. OF the san
Francisco Typographical union are
gratified to learn that a rule has been.
passed prohibiting smoking during
sessions OF the union. Nothing short
of rule will close an inseterate
smoker of. SO the porter Gomez
about.
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LEAVES FOR WASHINGTON.

President on Ills Why q the Ma
tfonnis Capital.
Canton. o., Oct. M.-aPresident Mckinley
drove 10 the railway station this morning
to meet Senator Spooner OF Wisconsin,
who will make a political address here to-
night. Atfnoon the president started for
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1900-10-13

Here is a significant incident from
real life: A we'll dressed young fell
low marched into a New York bust
mess house one day last week and.
asked for work. lie was college bred,
he snid, but had found it impossible
ITO get anything to do. SyNhnt can Fon
IIdo22' asked the representative of the
house. what are your qualifica-
,,tions?!r 81 have none" returned the
youth; II have nothing but an educa'
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home for ex.millionaires

hOme o eN-mlIlohllTeS Is
planned by one OF their kind, and
.plungers who are broken on the wheel
q find rest and quiet in P~oughkeep.
sic. Richard II. Ferris, who for fifty
years has been vice president of the
Bank of New York, closed a deal re-
Gently for the purchase of a historic
mansionin Poughkeepsie, the fund for
which wus left by Samuel NJ. Pingle'
The home is intended solely for men
who have made and lost fortunes.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1900-10-13
FISHERMEN FIRE ON GuNBoA1.
se.lous plserler II the vlcinl.y ..

yleO, Spntn.
ylgo, Spain, Oct. 10.-Fresh disorders
as a result of Industrial rivalry
between the fishermen of this neighbor-
hood and those of Cangas, a province of
Pontevcdra, who fred or the Spanish
'gunhoat Vas Conunez de Balboa as that
vessel was leaving port Saturday. wound
ing many persons. They also attacked the
nayalacommandanrs Of theip port. The latest
disturbances have resulted In numbers OF
men being wounded and in a fishing boat
being burned at congas. The Vas Conunez
de Balboa seized several fishing boats.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1900-10-13

The taxes onsthe food consumed in
ltTnris during August last amounted
S340.o00 more than in August, 1899.
tand the total increase in the amount
of these tnNes since the beginning OF
the year WAS $1,000, 600. The greater
demand for food thus indicated is due.
of course, to the presence in the
French capitnl of so many visitors
to the exposition.
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Pnriia,nentary Eiec,i,ns

London, Oct. s.-rup to this timea471
members have been elected to pariia-
ment, as follows: CONSERVATIVES, I'll;
unionists. AZ; liberals and laborista
80; nationalist, 81. The ministerial
lists gains remain % and the opposi-
ton hayesnow Won 16 seats.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1900-10-13

citizen of Lewiston. Me-, has a
watch chain made Of nine peach
stones. Each of the stones is carved
on each side in q different device, SO
that there are eighteen designs. The
are joined with bars of gold,
the whole making a rich and novel
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1900-10-13

ne WEI OK I,UUU Tor NInrI q /.
Deadwood. s. D., Oct. ga reward
OF $3.50 has been offered BY tho county
commissioners for the capture of the
murderer OF Mrs. Herdman, who MAS
shot dead In her bed at Garden City
last week. The citizens 81 Lead and
this city have contributed enough to
make the rewnrdsnearAy $1,000. There
is still no clue to the. murderer.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1900-10-13

Some COWS belonging to John Pres.
ton, a farmer of Plainticld, Conn.
broke through a fence into the or.
icbard and ate their fill of apples the
other night. Some process of fermen.
station apparently was undergone by
the fruit, for in a few hours the ami
;;malsswere all gloriously tipsy. They
tlunged and staggered about, beloved.
and fought, and not for two days was
1T possible to milk them. In fact, the
cider had stopped milk secretion.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1900-10-13

Paris has gone into ecstacies over
anew flower recently produced at the
horticultural section of the. EXPOSE
tion. The flower is called Ia Gene
reuse" and is n species of China as
ter, or Refine Marguerite, resembling
a snail chrysanthemum, but shaped
likefan ostrich feather. 1tshas II great
variety of color, some of the flowers
being white, others rich purple, deli-
cate mauye, old rose, pale blue and
golden yellow. 1T yields no scent, but
has become the fashionable fad of the
hour. @
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IlIdBAIlI GRAPHIC
THAN Publsher


ElasS Hsvsns, shaflinx fromsEIGallen.
5lSlcbsssand weighing about ass pounda,
recently became public charge at
The c0nntysp0 nor house at Laporte, Ind
}lor. nsstsrss Of Union City, Ind. Of
eredSt0srnarryhe her. and agreed TO de-
tposfts 4100Eas ASgnaranty nf good faith,
Arrangements Tor the wedding were
begun, but meantime Snowman
,came along and persuaded Miss He
ivens TO trnyel and be exhibited. She
Isfgned contract to do 30. and now
jDr Deeters has sned the Snowman.
making $1,000 damages for having
caused Miss Ravens to break her
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1900-10-13

/. The climate at Guam is trying iii
the extreme. The temperature is cool.
er than in the Philippines, except
when there occurs an interruption oi
the northeast trade wind, during Aug
.ust and September. Then the mon.
:soons sweep over the land and the
heat is almost uncomfortable.
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The new king Of Italy proposes to
give his valuable collection OF rare
old coins to mi of the state museums.
HIS says that 1t he should keep II he
would give to its improvement time
wh!ch his present duties will not IL,
low him to spare.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1900-10-13

There is a county In Kansas where
there are no physicians. and drug
store keepers do not make a living.
For more than q year there has not
been a sick man In the entire county
that has not been cared for and re-
stored to health by .llcrbs' and other
household remedies.
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Noted Railroad Man Dead.

New York. Oct. S.-George r. BLANCHE
ard. former commissioner of the Central
and Joint Traffic association and regarded
as one of the highest authorities on rails
way rates In the country, died at his
home this morning, from a complication
of diseases, age 81.
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q. S supreme cnur,

Washington, Oct. s.-Thc United
States supreme court convened a.
noon today, No motions except for
admission to practice were enter.
TUNED. The docket will be called to-
morrow.
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Ci,icneo.

Chicago. Oct. 9, $40 a: ~m.-Hogs-Rez
ceipts. 23,W0. Market steady. Heavy,
IS 1895 40; mixed, 81. $50 40; light, $4,000
6.429s; rough heavy. $4.S0Q4 90.
Cattle-Receipts, 400. Market steady.
Sheep-Receipts, 100. -durkst strong.
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Florida, according to local papers, IS
becoming n of the great tobacco
growing states, and the product has
been pronounced in some respects
equal to that of Cuba. Sumatra wrap.
per tobacco raised in Florida recently
took the prize at the Paris exposition
In competition with samples of the
same variety produced in many other
states and countries. The same quail.
ty of tobacco is being raised in De.
catur. and other counties in South,
ern5 Georgia, and its production is rap.
idly becoming a lucrative industry.
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Itie ,UAnkeIs
SlnnN CIV IAye Atork.

5VIN7-0- EItVN ~ 1HSC s'5ttfK. sI. -
s!9sx ely. 0it; do.m aaa Iixat CITY = oo sso Ids
heavy, 4.9oQ5.00.
Cattle-Cows and heifers. 81. 7663.5o;
GAO; butcher steers, 4.00d5. rs: calves
and yearlings, 81. "a SO,
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B0ston shoe Deaier. EaiI.

Boston, Mass, Oct. 6.--The a.sien-
ment OF the firm Of Charles III. Lees
Sons, boot and shoe manufacturers, OF
this city, was announced today. Lia-
bilities, $125,0o0; assets not stated.
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The longest htrd.rail system in the

The longest third-rail system in the
country Is about to be put III opera.
ton between Hudson and Albany, NJ
y. 1t Is thirty-elght miles long and
power Is to be supplied from Il single
station MT Staypcsant Falls. The cur
rent will be sent at 10000 volts and
Transformed in substations.
The betrothal OF Miss blanche
Griffin to Mr.. Herman j.. Herkomer,
the artist, Is made known by n letter.
from London. Miss Blanche Griffin is
the half sister OF Miss Mary Anderson:
mrs. "A. De Navarro|, the we'll remem-
bered actress, and daughter of the
late DR.. Hamilton Griffin.
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Kansas CITY

Kansas City, Oct. Observation-Disclosures.
l4,oc0. Market steady to strong. Naive
stockers aud feeders, s3.10ef4.3 3
5CalHes-Receipts, 600. Market steady at
81. 25@5. 50.
Hogs-Receipts. 1900. Market steady to
strong Heavy and packers. S.. l5a5 rs;
shesp.Reeeip5s, 5000 Market strong.
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i,.aumn

-I19NS0 FCE HITUIIs. .--I..99I
Joliet, Oct. s.-Yvork was resumed by
500 men today In the Converter billet mill
of the Illinois Steel company which shut
down recently. Work was also resumed
at the plant OF the Pressed Steel Car com.
pany by 500 men.
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Two Football Games

Sioux Falls, S. D., Oct. 10.-Martin j..
Thompson. manager of the Vermillion
university football team, was in Sioux
Falls yesterday and closed arrange
n1ents for two games in this city. The
first will be played Monday, October
12. when the Vermillion boys will
have the Carlton college eleven Of
Northtield. Mimi, for opponents. The
second game will be between Vermil.
lion and the university of North Da.
kota and will take place on Thursday,
November 30 Thanksgiving day..
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THEIR SECOND CONVENTION
Gay County Hcpubllcans Meet &c

cay Couhty ItCpubliChhs Meet TO;
Fill Vacancies on Ticket.
Vermillion, S. d., Oct. lO.--The re-
publicans of Clay county held their
second convention at Wakonda and
placed in nomination for sheriff one
Ole johnson, of Wakonda, in place of
j. j. Hagaman, resigned; Martin Err
ickson, of Nermillion, was nominated
for county commissioner in place of
w. A. Anderson, resigned. The meet
ing was very enthusiastic. Congress-
man Burke was present, and after thes
adjournment of the convention spoke
for two hours. He predicted the cleo
ton of the republican ticket from top
to bottom, and said that South Dakota
was not a doubtful state.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1900-10-13
Nifd.ltond PnY,,it.fTL.

Pierre, s. D., Oct. p.-The mid-road
popuiist state ticket was fled with
tho secretary of state Saturday night.
This makes six tickets to 60 On the
ballot this rear.