The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-04-03

THE account sent out from Wheeling,
w. Va, of many Italians employed on
the line of the Pittsburgh, Ohio & Gin
cinnati railroad drilling under arms has
been fully verified. On last pay day
there was a narrow escape from riot
and over 100 of the men were dismissed
by the contractors. The excitement in
the camps keeps up.
TRAIN on the Galveston Central &
Santa Fe went through a trestle near
Farmersvilie, Tex. c. NJ. Hart of Kan
sas, was killed and Z. NJ. McKissack
seriously injured. Conductor Garrison
and brakeman Hughes were hurt. All
on the train were badly shaken up.
CAPT. W. D. DOWELL, a weIi-tO-do
farmer and treasurer of the Farmers
Alliance of Arkansas, was buncoed out
of So, GOO at Fay ettevIle by three sharp
ers.
THE Tennessee senate has rejected
the bill to appropriate $3.50, 600 for a
state exhibit at the worlds fair. The
house, however, passed a bill allowing
county authorities to appropriate money
for exhibits at the fair
THE life size portrait of jefferson
Davis, which the clerk of the Arkansas
house was authorized during the early
part of the session to have painted, has
been placed over the speakers desk. 1t
took the place of the portrait of George
Washington that mas been hanging IN
the hall the past twenty years.
PRIVATE PATRICK HOGAN, of troop c,
Third cavalry, U. 5. A, shot and killed
Sheriff Marcus Ortego, at Rio Grande
City, March 20. Ortego tried to return
the fire, but his weapon would not dis
charge and while he lay dying he cursed
the revolver for its failure. If Hogan
is acquitted OrtegO's friends viii kill
him on sight
GEN. JAMES a. EAKT2y, of the United
States army, died at Louisville, Ky, on
the Goth Gen. Ealzin was born at
Pittsburgh in 1891. He was a mem
Der OF the commission which tried Mrs
Surratt and bore a prominent part in
the funeral of Lincoln.
THE annual meeting Of the yellow
pine lum her association was held at
Montgomery. Ala j. W. White, OF Mis-
souri,. was chosen president and J. NJ
Bevins secretary. The price OF second
class lumber was raised 81 per /, 900 feet
and on 6rst-class lumber s. per 1000
feet.
AT RusselIviIIe, Ala, Elrod Hudson
and JEFF Dinsmore, the two negroes
who burned portions of that town were
lynched- Two other negroes connected
with the burning were women and they
were spared.
IT IS ru1aOred that a compromise has
been effected between the state of
Delaware and the national banks Of the
state in the matter OF the payment of
state taxes withheld by the banks. The
banks viii pay up.
THE meat packing establishment OF
Charles ROhrs, at Baltimore, Md, has
been destroyed by fire Damage, $50,
zoo.
THE EnsIey City dummy train went
OF the track near Birmingham, Ala, re-
Gently Two negro passengers were
killed and two or three more persons
fatally injured.
THE lower house Of the Arkansas
legislature has refused 6z 20 % to table
a bill aPpropFiating $50, 600 for a worlds
fair exhibit
TEE failure of FaIAr & Sons, merchants
at Macon Ga, has been followed by
that OF their New York house The
liabilities are placed at S155s 600, OF
which $50. Geo are TO the banks for loans
! and discounts. so, 900 confidential debts
and SO. 600 for merchandise