The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-06-19

THE WEST.
EDWARD SPELLAIAS, the millionaire
distiller, died as the result OF injuries
received in the fall from a ladder at
Pekin, Ill
W. j. PESRosE, editor of the Mining
Journal and mem Der of the Legislature,
has been assassinated at Butte, Mont
THE bill apprOPriating $50, 600 for the
national G. a R encampment in De-
trOit was taken up under a call Of the
Michigan house for the purpose OF at
tempting to pass it over the governors
veto. The attempt failed, the bill re-
ceiving but 80 ayes to 90 nays
Born houses of the Illinois legislature
have passed the compromise bill, aPPrO-
priating $500, 600 for the state worlds
fair exhibit
JUST before final adjournment the
Illinois house passed the senate bill
giving women the right to vote in
school elections
The trustees of the new Chicago uni
versity have ordered the erection OF
$3.50, 900 buildings at once Martin A
Ryerson has given S25, 900 toward pur-
chasing new block
THE CherOkees propose to try to make
the hay cutters in the strip pay fifty
cents a ton for hay and the cattlemen
one dollar a head tax. Both have re-
fused to pay anything and say they
have as much right there as the Chero-
KEGS.
HENRY MILLER, notorious stage
robber OF Arizona, escaped from his
guards at Casa Grande. Ariz-, while the
officers were asleep. He even picked
the pocket of one of the guards.
JOSEPH G. SExTRO, of Cincinnati, has
been elected president and Henry
Rikof, of Cincinnati, secretary and
treasurer of the National Furniture
Makers association.
J. w. HARRIS, superintendent of the
soldiers orphans home at Knights
town, Ind. committed suicide in New
Orleans.
Two children of William Stewart,
playing with matches in a barn at Eos
tOria, O., set the structure on fire and
both of them persisted in the flames.
JAMES INGRAM, of San Diego, a pros
pectOr, has died of starvation in Alaska
and his body has been devOured by
wolves
IN sinking an artesian we'll two miles
west of Warren, MINI, natural gas was
struck at depth of twenty feet 1t
comes out with such force that it
throws stones thirty feet high. The gas
was accidentally ignited and flame
shot up into the air forty feet
THE motion for new trial for Har-
ley Mccoy, convicted of murder in the
SSCOn0 OGSECG TOT LIlG SnOOSIn& OF IN
spector of Police Hawley in Denver,
Col, last January, was overruTed and
Mccoy was sentenced to the state peni-
Tertiary at Canon City for life.
JOSEPH a. Donovan, a well known
passenger conductor in the employ of
the Pennsylvania Co., died recently at
indianapolis, Ind, from injuries caused
by the explosion of gasoline lamp.
THE Chinaman who killed the Indian
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quilted He was Immediately seized
by other Indians, who took him to a Sc
Guided spot where he was cut to pieces.
OLE NIGHTIEN was standing in the
| doorway at GlenwOOd, MINI, watching
an approaching thunderstorm when a
| streak of lightning descended, striking
him, killing him instantly. Three
others of the family We're seriously
hurt but may recover.
THE first shipment of block tin, con
| sisting of several tons, from the Temes-
cal mines, in San Bernardino county,
has been received at San Francisco.
The architectural iron workers OF
| Chicago to the number of about 1, zoe
| went on strike for the eight hour work
day and an increase of pay to 80 cents
per hour.
A PARTY of four-NIiss Jessie Rollins
Miss Annie Kock1er, c. H Anderson
and A. D. Coolidge -were out boat rid
ing on the Shell Rock river near Rock
ford, Ia In some manner their boa
capsized and they were thrown into tn,
river and before they could be rescued
all were drowned.
WHILE bathing in the Raccoon rive
at Perry, Ia, Daniel Grany and Waite
Stevenson were drowned
THE SOUTH.
! HENRY WATTERsON and J. Stoddard