The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1890-07-18
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at St Iaul. nAluAs oAOOSCN h1AAAssIn L.
Garrett. OF Nashville. Tenn, for presi-
dent. Prof James H. Garfield. of Law
rencea- Kan. ~ssx elected one of the
vice-presidsnts; APO Prof buchanan, of
Kansas CaE, Mo- James NJ Green
treasurer.
FHREE ladies were killed reoentl..
near Auburn, N. Y, by q train on the
Lehigh Valley road striking their
buggy.
A FATAL race riot occurred at Starts
mill pond, Fayette County Ga-s.beSeaE
ly. The trouble commenced in dis
mite over some wine between . negro
and a white man. After the fighting It
was found that eighteen were killed
and wounded. -Four of the dead were
negroes.
Ar Dartmouth, N. s., recently about
REQ persons were precipitated into the
water by the sinking of the front end of
bridge. BY desperate efforts all but
seven or eight were rescued
ApvTcKs from ST. Johns. N. r, say
that there haveJbeen 2,671 cases of diph-
liberia and, 500 deaths since the outbreak
of the epidemic, The disease is now
under control -- fc .-ik 90
The coroner's jury in the Dunbar,
FPa.,-mine disaster has returned a verdict
holding Superintendent Robert Lang
criminally responsible for the disaster.
RAY HAWK, a boy, and Fred Arm
strong, a man, were killed by choke
damp in an old shaft at What Cheer.
Iowa
BUSINESS failures (Dun's report) for
the seven days ended July 10 num-
bered 1877, compared with 1879 the preyi-
Gus week and 200 the corresponding
week of last year.
A SPARK from workingman's pipe
started a fire in Wassiljervo Russia, in
Which 500 dwellings were burned, and
seven persons persisted
THE Henry Miller brewery. Philadel-
phia, was damaged 500, 900 by fire the
other day. Two men were slightly in
jured.
AT Ysleta, Tex, a terrible faction
fight was reported on the night of the
18th for possession of the city govern
ment Quite a number were killed and
wounded. -. rt-
GOLD is quoted at a premium of 29S at
Buenos Ayres-
Austria, man and his wife and two
children were killed
THERE was an explosion and fire on
the lake steamer Tioga at Chicago on
the 18th. A number of stevedores en-
gagged in unloading were burned to
death, though desperate efforts were
made to rescue them from the hold.
Z EDWARD d. GALLAGHER was hanged
at Vancouver. Wash, for a murder last
November. He died cursing the sheriff.
ALFRED COOPER, colored, was hanged
at Birmingham, Ala. He smoked Gig
arctic until the black cap was drawn
over his face.
A PARTY of German picnickers while
crossing the track at Baden, Cal, was
run into by train and four of the party
were killed.
FIRE at Brunswick, Ga, on the 18th,
commencing at Littlefield's coal wharf,
destroyed property amounting to $780,
900. Three lives were probably lost
THE recent terrible cyclone was the
cause of the loss of at least fifty lives at
Lake Gervaise, MINI.
A DISASTROUS fire occurred at Phila-
delphia on the 18th, breaking out at
Atkinson's planning mill, Tenth street
and Susquehanna avenue. The aggre-
gate loss reached 5000, 600
A PATTY of thirteen were out rowing
on Lake Alaohua, Fla, when the
boat capsized and Mrs Burkheim, her
daughter and Miss Tillie Brown were
drowned. The others were rescued
The Trades and Labor Assembly OF
Louisville, KY, has removed the boy
colt from the Courier-Journal and
Times, caused by the employing of non
union printers
ONE thousand houses and shops were
burned in a recent fire at Constants
nople.
HONOLULU advices to the San Fran
\ cisco Chronicle state that there have
been wholesale desertions from the
United States war vessel Charleston.
CLEARING house returns for the week
ended JULY showed an average de
crease of p compared with the cor
responding week of last year. In New
York the.dccrease was 90.
THE wheat crop of the Northwest i.
/ now reported to be likely to be lis, 900,
900 bushels, the fields being in fine con
dition.
b EUROPEAN grain crops have suffered
much from cold and rain.
- A SHOCKING calamity occurred on Lake
Pepin, Mimi, on the evening of the 18th
A tornado struck the steamer Sea Wing
loaded with excursionists. which wa!
overturned and nearly all the unfor
Inmates on board drowned
ENGLISH capitalists have purchased
many of the pump works in the Eas
and have organized huge company.