The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-05-01

FRED FEssER. a farmer. was blown to
pieces near Bourbon, Ind He was hold
ing a basket Of dynamite cartridges at
the time, watching a stump go up.
TIE Plasterers Of Minneapolis. Mimi,
have struck to force one employer to
raise wages.
THE Western wholesale sash, door
and blind association, which was formed
some weeks ago at Chicago, is said to
be defunct-
DIR. LORISIER has presented his resig-
nation to the Emmanuel Baptist church
at Chicago. He will return to his old
charge, the fremont temple, Boston.
MISS PHOEBE COUZLNs will take her
worlds fair dispute before the treasury
department.
A. J. HUNT, who shot Private Miller,
was jailed at Walla Walla, Wash. On
the night of the oath the jail was
assailed by $50 soldiers and Hunt
was shot to death The guard fired at
the soldiers and it was reported several
were killed.
TIE strike at jackson park, Chicago,
is over for the present and all the men
needed are at work
The latest report from Harvey City,
s D., is that a great ledge of green
quartz with from to per cent. of
nickel has been found near there.
MANY of the Sioux Indians about
Cham berlain, S. D., are putting in fields
OF grain this season.
Both houses of the Ohio legislature
have agreed to the Australian ballot
bill
THE Big Four mail train, eastbound
from st. Louis, was running fully sixty
miles an hour down a heavy grade near
indianapolis, Ind, when it struck a
broken rail The last coach. a Pull
man, struck the break, rolling over up
J. 4
male passengers in the Pullman, all of
whom We're more or less injured.
THE poisonous liquid which caused
the death of Mrs J. B. Barnaby. of
Providence, R. L, at Denver, Col, has
been found to be simply water colOre6
with some organic matter and contain
ing two grains of arsenic to the ounce,
instead of whisky, as was at first sup
posed
ST. CHARLES, Mimi, was ravaged by
fire on the night of the Goth.
DR. EDWARDS, of the Michigan insane
asylum, admits that patients teeth We're
pulled to prevent them from biting the
attendants.
THE employees of the Michigan car
works at Detroit to the number of =. 500
went out on a strike. The trouble was
undoubtedly precipitated by the success
attending the strike of the street car
employees.
Mrs. BETTE EATON, sister of Presi-
dent Harrison, was seriously injured
by runaway on driving from church
at North Bend, near Cincinnati on the
Goth Her niece, Miss Moore, was also
seriously hurt
The Farmers Mutual Benefit associa-
ton of Sumner, Ill, has passed a reso-
luton THAT we demand no less than
81. % a busheI for our wheat crop of
1891 and are asking other associations
to adopt similar resolution. They de-
clare that they will get their price or
the wheat shall not move.
THE log cabin which Gen. q. S Grant
built near St. Louis is to be taken to
Chicago for exhibition at the worlds
fair.
THE Michigan car works at Detroit
gave their formal answer to the men.
It was that the company was paying
upon the same basis as all other car
works in the country and that the works
would be closed indefinitely.
ALABAsTER, the gray stallion with
record of 2:15, died at Dayton, o., from
pneumonia He was valued at $40, 600.
FRANK COLLIER, the Chicago lawyer,
has again been adjudged insane.