The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-06-24
KANSAS STATE NEWS.

John j. Ingalls, voted for Mckinley
at Minneapolis
Kansas grows more wheat this year
than ever before.
The state couvicts publish a newspa-
per called ''Tha Trusty-'
Alfalfa has made a very rank growth
in western Kansas this season
Three colored men are said to be liv-
ing with white wives in Topeka
Wheat harvesting Is progressing IA 1
! the southern portions OF the stats
Lieut. Gov. Andrew j. Felt mas as /
sumsd control OF the Atchison Cham
/ piou.
The ChorryvaIe National bank is in |
/ the hands uf United States Bank E1zau1- I
! iner Wilson.
james Lysaught, "a boy aged nine, /
] was drowned while fishing ia pond as /
] Kansas City
Robert Miller, a boy seven years old, |
/ was drowned in the river at Topeka
[ He was fishing
James Whalen, a boy has been
] drowned iu tine llaw at Armourdale. He
/ was in bathing
/ Lewis H. Norris, o. Young man. was
killed by the explosion of a thresher
. boiler near Clahin-
The Seventh Kansas congressional
/ convention of the peoples party renomi-
mated Hon. Jere simpson
Howell Jones and Judge N Z. Handy
have been appointed receivers for the
. Grand opera house Topella
NJ. X. Wood, of Montgomery county
has been elected president of the First
national bank of Cherryvaie.
john Gushing, aged 16, youngest son
of Mrs. O. Gushing, of Atchisou, was
drowned recently while bathing
The Kansas City, Wyaudotte & North
western railroad has been formally
turned over to tine Gould interest
The first graduate of the Kansas state
normal from Newton is Miss Ola Bow
man, who is a member of the class of '92.
Henry Taylor, a young man, tried TO
kill himself 10y stabbiuT at Cuu1u1l ugsi
Atchisou county He mad been dIsnp-
pointed i'm love
Funds have been secured to rebuild
the Congregational church at Hiowa5
which was destroyed by the high winds
a short time back
The siy-year-oId boy of Mrs Katie
smith missing at Atahisour was found
. drowned in j.. W. Fishers cistcrn "a few
days after disappearing
John NJ. IEemph, a veteran 81 years
OLD, who is an inmate of the soldiers
home st Leaveuworth, sent $40 TO the
cyclone sufferers at Harper
The Frankfort Bee says Frank Wat
son shot himself In the right heel while
trying TO put his revolver In his hip
pocket. He had been out shooting rab-
bits.
/ Including the present iucumbenta
; there have been eleven justices Of the
Kansas supreme court, and all of them
are living with exception of Lawrence
, D. Bailey.
o. Noses Harmon, formerly o. Valley
: Falls and publisher of the Lucifer, is
again iu the tolls on a charge of pub
fishing obscene literature, so says the
HOltou Signal
The peoples party at Emporis uomi-
mated E. ". Whlrt0G- of WsoL5ou, for
, congress, Fourth district vice Otis.
The democrats met later and iudoracd
the nomination.
TWENTY-FIVE wears ago Tom Anderson
announced in the Topeka Record that
. the time from Topeka to Denver by the
Union Pacific would be fifty hours
Now it is made iu eighteen hours
r. w. Currier, who is @ stock farmer
, in Clark county was In Dodge City to
. receive some 600 head of cattle from
J, Arizona, which he is TO pasture for one
e dollar per head during the grazing sea-
t SON
Rube Davis shot and fatally wound
- ed Dick Lyle at Valley Falls. Both are
a coIored men Lyle was an unmarried
B. man who formerly boarded with Davis
s. and became intimate with the latter e
s. wife
p
b Arkansas City. Bert AIcCormicIz found
q; his wife iu bed with Peter Brennan
p. and Immediately commenced shooting.
% Brennan returned the fire and both
l- men were killed.
Charley ThoruburF, of Pittsburg
was drowned while bathing in Smith's
strip pit south OF town He could moi
l- swim. His body stuck in the mud So
* tight that IL was brought up only after
a several attempts
lt R. B. Drury, real estate sgent o.
sr Atchisou, has sued DE. Challiss, admin
So istrator of the John A. Martin estate
US for 81, 600 which he claims was promlseg
no TO him for eFcctiug the recent sale o
le the Atchisou Champion 20 A. J. Felt
es Railroad Commissioner A. r. Green
.- was ON the witness stand iu the heariu;
40 of the Symus injunction suit at Atchi
~ son He stated that he signed tn
-e freight order of March reluctantly
20 being iu doubt as to- whether IL wa
right and just
% The assessors of Dickinson couut
T F are having a hard time equaliziug tE
- easements of the various trustees
~ The county attorney, H. c. Craustou
~ . advised last March that assessments b
"a at full value and now says that '-it wa
~ Fl ONLY a Joke The humor Of the uHai
~ is not fully appreciated and there az
hundreds of petitions coming i'm TO hav
the rates restored TO those of last yea
60 correspond with the remainder q
rs Kansas
n- United States District Attorney Ad
-r- has uoIlsd the proceedings against Mar
.or Bautzhau. who was indicted for beiu
ng accessory 70 the murder Of her mothel
nd Mrs Eettman. at LeavsuWorth-
his Philip Vinnidia. a Central Brauc
lor bridge carpenter, whose home Is /
id Atchisou- was killed while at work %
a bridge near Clifton, his head b,
ing between two heavy timbera an
- crushed
n The mortgage indebteduess of ChaI
tauqua county for the month Of Ma
was reduced S, ,g09s %. The mortgage
E recorded for the month amounted
- ST-EE5-T5 The releases for the mont
amounted to giE,285-
An average of dfty people a day loo
an at the big wax apPIes and the pickle
he bullsnaEzzz in the agriculture rooms O
ug the capital
ng The state sUperIul euueut Of publ
instruction has issued $50 institute ir