The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-09-18

SEATTLE, Wash, has been much ex-
cited by the abduction of William z.
Bailey and R. b. Albertson, his attOr-
ney. by q detective who enticed them
into closed carriage Bailey and Al
bertsOn were suspected of having stolen
securities in their possession
JACOB H SHAFFER and two daugh-
ters, Ella and ida, attempted to cross d
railroad track in a buggy ahead of a
passenger train at Warren, o. The
buggy was struck and Shaffer and Ida
instantly killed and the other daughter
seriously hurt
HON An TAM has been assassinated ia
his San Francisco laundry. Eight Chi
namen have been arrested on suspicion.
NJ. B. CURTIS, we'll known some time
ago as the chief actor Ia ''Sam'I of PO-
SEM was arrested in San Francisco re
Gently charged with the murder of a
policeman. Curtis was drunk and quar-
relsOme and suddenly shot the officer
on nearing the station and fed Curtis
denied shooting but it looked black
for him as he had the officers hand
cuffs on his wrists when captured.
AN old cOlored woman known as
"Aunt Tillie" Hunter was in a saloon
at Milwaukee drinking with two men,
when one of them, "just for fun, -
ignited her dress with a match. She
died in great agony. The two men es-
capped.
Z. l. EsiERY, president Of the st.
Louis River Water Power Co, of Du-
luth, Mimi. is dead He was 80 years
old He was rated by Dun as worth
$3.50, 600, besides which he had $500, 600
life insurance, more than any other
man in the northwest
REV J. W. ARNEY, a Methodist min
ister of Saranac, Mich, has been Oftici-
! ally eensured for horse racing.
Eha rarefZfrCg - "a boat at NIL wan
kee Robert and Frank Gerth were
drowned.
JOHN NJ. S. PEBBLES, son of a wealthy
English banker, was drowned acci-
| dentally at Portland, Ore.
IN consequence of the publication Of
false report in a newspaper of Guth-
rie, Ok, that the president had pro-
claimed the opening of new lands there
was a terrific rush of settlers on the
18th, followed by great disappointment
TIE case of Miss Ava, who turned
| up at Cincinnati after an alleged alb
ductiOn from Chicago, was a profound
mystery. She denied emphatically be-
/ ing Miss Diss de Bar or of Being Nine.
I BlavatslkY.
THE engagement is announced of
Miss Harriet Pullman, daughter of
George NJ Pullman, of Chicago, to
Frank j. Carolan, prominent society
man of STo Francisco. The wedding
will occur in Chicago next spring
Mrs. THERESA FAIR, divorced wife
Of ex-senator James C. Fair, died at
San Francisco recently. The couple
were married December 80, 1861. In
1888 Mrs Fair brought suit for divorce,
charging her husband with adultery.
THE convicts in the San Quintin
prison, California, struck recently for
| better food.
RALPH BARLEY, late of Hutchinson,
Kan, has accepted an engagement on
the Chicago Inter-Ocean.
CHICAGO elevators are swamped with
grain.
DIR. EDWARD EeeLEsTON, the well
known writer, author of the ''HOOsier
School Master" the Faith Doctor"
and other stories, has been married to
Miss Fannie b. Goode, an estimable
young lady OF Madison. Ind
Four of the German turner's socie-
ties of Chicago have formed the national
turner federation, throwing OF aIlegi-
ance to the North American turner
bund. The old bund was not radical
enough in its opposition to anarchism
and socialism