The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1890-11-28
KANSAS STATE NEWS.

Superin tendent OF Public Instruction.
has resigned, having been elected grand
secretary of the Odd Fellows The
headquarters OF the secretary will be
removed from LeaveEwoFth to Topeka
Mrs JOHN SWANSON. of Topeka, who
for some time had been g confirmed
hypochondziae, concluded that she soon
must die, and in order that she might
not go without her hve-year-old daugh-
ter the mother the other day admins
tered chlOroform to her child with fatal
effect the little one dying while the
husband and father was absent at his
work in the Santa Fe shops The I'M
fortunate mother. who is regarded as
insane. will be sent to an asylum.
A FREIoHr train, on the Northwest
ern road, broke through bridge across
the Raw river at Kansas City, Kan.
early the other morning. The train,
which consisted of an engine. car load
of hogs, car of corn, one of milling
machinery and caboose, went to the
bottom of the river. carrying the engf-
neer. fireman, conductor, a stocl1msn
and number of other persons A coll
ored man. who had jumped on to ride
over tho river to his work, and Fireman
Allen were killed and q number of
others had narrow escapes The loss
to the railroad company was estimated
at $4,000
TIE vote for district judges at the
late election was: Sixth district, COM
posed of the counties of Linn, Bourbon
and Crawford, s. H. Allen, Alliance,
s,636; r. s West Republican, lib
Majority for Allen, l. 52S. Twenty-
second district Doniphan. Brown and
Nemaha. ]. +. Thompson, Alliance, G. .
o5l; S L Ryan, Republican, 5. 76a Ma
iority for Thompson, 2SS. Twenty
fourth district Harper and Barber. G.
w. Mckay, Alliance, 2, T3I; Isaac A
Lowe. Republican I.03I; George z Nc
ATal,r AVoT
rality, 500
THE police commi ssioners of Fort
Scott have boon experiencing some diff
ficulty in enforcing the provisions of the
prob ibItory liquor law, and lately re-
moved tho police judge and recognized
the police force. The old police Judge
refused to surrender the books and
records OF his Office and the commission
ers appealed to tho Governor who re-
piled: II have full confidence in your
discretion. ability and nerve to do your
duty under the law. You shall have
my full Corpora ton and assistance in
your efforts to compel the enfOr cement
of the law"
OWING to satisfaction with the
management of the knights of Aurora,
tho members OF that order in Kansas
have withdrawn from it and formed q
new secret order to be known as the
Fraternal Aid Association, with the fol-
lowing officers: j. r. Dutton, of
Wichita past president; VIII T. Walker,
of Emporia, vice-president; John P. Kill
gore, of LeavenwOrth, treasurer; John
IL Calvin, OF Topeka, secretary; Levi
Horncr, of Lawrence, medical exam
liner; J. b. Coon, OF Pittsburg, sergeant
/ st-arms; ]. E Sanderson. of Farming
ton, assistant sorgoaBt-at-arms- Trust
ees, ]. Il. Lindor, of Parsons; J. a Rag
nell, of MCPHERSON, and L p. Young, of
Winfield.
Mrs TITLE MCCLURE. with the as
I sistance of four men, recently hold up
her divorced husband near Winfield
: and while one of them held a revolver
> to his head the others dragged of three
OF his small children. The parties were
2 subsequently arrested at Albuquerque.
N. M.
PENSIONS granted Kansas veterans on
3 the Goth: Original, Lindsey Il. Hen
: bricks, ClOverdale; William Grumbein.
Y McCrackon; William e. Fehrenbach,
Cherry; Alanson Reese, Chico; Peter
g Bedor, Jr., Red Stone; William A.
Postlethwait, Cairo Increase, Burrell
{ Brown, Lawrence; Stillman, Goodno
y Washington; Anthony Pittzer, Cherry
: vale; Horace D. Grant, Independence
Potter w. Kenyon, COrinth; Singleton
k PFexton, Pleasant Dale; Daniel Hunter
lIo;ton; Josiah Miller. Hiilsdale
8 IIezeloiah Tickle, Troy; Hosea D1en
t ley High Point; William w Pike,
Ulysses; Thomas McGraw, Saunders
q George A. Councilman, Wittrupp; 1srae
d Patnode. Wamego; Con. Smith, Bigeiow
n Robert L. Jellison, Ramona; John Rose
c Fontana; Jacob C. NewbOld, Milan
g Robert Vanasdell, Chcrryvale; Gilber
i Lewis. Emporia; Henry w. Slime, Inde
pendence; David Clock, InyO; James p
b Chapman, Coffeyviile; Martin Vandyne
Wetmore; Jefferson McQuilkin. Topeka
o Flavlus j. Julian, Kiowa; Albert Davis
- Grigslcy; Page A Asbury, Dexter; Ben
( jamin Bair, Eigin; John Standenmair
v Wathena- Reissue, William c Wilson
Lenora. Mexican survivors, Walter G
r Berry, Logan.
TIE seventh annual convention O
: the Kansas Equal Suffrage Association
, was recently held at Atchison. Susal
r. Anthony, interpretations of the Ma
tional organization, was in attendance
.t The addresses of welcome were deliV
:. cred by Augusta J. Knower and Prof.
= Wynn and were responded to by Gen
a evieve Leo Hawley, of Fort Scott, an
"a Sarah G. Denton, of Attica-
70 IN fight with horse thieves in Pratt
County recently one of the sheriff
posse, a man named Judd, was kille
IL and two of tho thieves-West aut
10 Thornton-were wounded and captured
\. JANE S II. REEDETL of Ellis County
In who was elected to the Legislature a
n an Ingalls, Republican by two majority
thinks he was elected fairly, but be
a lieves that no W IL be ousted as soon a
40 the House organizes and George Miller
IT. | his com pc ti tor. seated
n @. NJ RATnBURS, superintendent c
the western division of the Aiissoul
tn Pacific, recently returned to Atchiso
q from four days trip over the centrs
rt- branch OF that system and denios tn
reports that there is suffering on tn
v. Kansas frontier He says that Their
in will probably DO some suffering thi
winter, but no more than will be foun
no in other localities.
BECAUSE be was disappoin ted in iov
lv Henry Jones. an ex-polieeman of KaT
~ sas City, Kan, and a shoemaker b
Re trade, took his life with dose of mo-
m phine the other night He had becom
smitten with widow who did not -
h., ciprocate his affections
Is Miss Lutte ST. JOHN, daughter of e.