The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1890-07-25
HERE AND THERE.


Ladies. haze warned the two pack
age agents at Pleasanton, Kansas, t
skip out.
Harper county has 16O acre water
melon patch. The melons are expect
ed to come into market about Angus
Is.
The wheat crop of the Northwest i.
now reported to be likely to be 49,
900 900 bushels, the fields being il
fine condition.
There is litigation over the biz
meteor which fell in Washington
county, Kansas. The owner of the
land claims it as her property.
For some time Hutchinson has been
ttoubied with flower thieves and it is
now discovered that the young ladies
of the place are the guilty ones.
The Hesston creamery makes 500
pounds OF butter daily and gets IT cts.
for every pound ON board the cars at
Hesston. 1t goes to Salt Lake City
The Santa Fe is working the gravel
beds on the Walnut with two sets OF
hands; one set working night and the
other through the day. From so to
100 cars of gravel are sent north each
day to be used for ballasting and re-
pairing the road.
IL. Parker has received mn order for
ten thousand bushels of Turkey wheat
from Liverpool. England, as sample
OF the wheat in this county. The wheat
will be shipped this week via Chicago
and New York. This will be the first
direct shipment from Mcpherson coun-
ty to Europe.-McPherson Republican.
A new rock salt shaft is sinking at
the rate of five feet day and has
reached depth of something over 425
feet. This is extraordinary progress
feet in the clear. 1t is the biggest
the richest rock salt deposit on the
continent.-Kingnaan Democrat.
4 Dakota court holds that the
supreme court decision authorizing
original package houses does not ap-
ply to "the twin states.;' The enabl-
ing act admitting the Dakotas recog-
nized prohibition in the states' con-
stitutions, and being SO recognized
subsequent to the passage of the inter-
state commerce law allows the states
to exclude liquor as an article of COM
merce. On the surface there is good
reason, seemingly, for this assumption
but the prof,ndity of the law when
stirred up from its depths sets afloat
most unexpected bits of timber.-K.
G. Globe.
The story comes that Dan Caugh-
lin, one of the convicted in the CrOnin
murder case, is in repentant mood
and that it is not unlikely he will
make confession giving away the
actual murderers of DIR. Cronin,
whose tool he and others were. The
Cronin case, unless the men who in
stigated it can be actually given away,
had better be let alone. 1t has served
its day as Il sensation, aroused great
and Was altogether such
an unwhelesome affair that it should
be left to rest, unless, always, the
guilt of the men who instigated the
crime can be proved, be made to at
tach to them beyond doubt.
A number of states have recently
sent petitions to the senate praying
for san acknowledgment of God and
the Christian religion in the constitu-
ton of the United States.' AS this |
is piOus administration the request |
will doubtless receive immediate |
attention. Harrison, who. referring |
to his own election, says, 1.-The Lore |
did it;' Wanamaker, the great sun
day school man; Morton, the sanity |
vice president; Brother Hoar, the
great and good man from Massachu- |
sets: Brother Quay, the devout en-
bezzler from Pennsylvania, and other |
pious Republican statesmen Will un- |
be warmly in favor of some |
thing of the kind.-Chicago Herald.