The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-10-28
KANSAS STATE NEWS.

more -lglr-t1r O. handsome Cllside-a-
ton
Duane Freeman, democratic candidate
tor congress in the Sixth district, has
Withdrawn and the central committee
has Endorsed Cougressmau William
Baker.
The Gr-- annual fair OF the Kansas
Equal Suffrage association met at To-
peka on the 18TH Addresses were made
by Miss Susan B. Anthony and Mrs
Laura H. Johns
The bankers throughout Texas ars
making up fund for the families OF
the Coheyville victims Of LHe Dalton
raid One banker sent ont a. circular 20
the banks soliciting teu-lulilr sub
scripdons which is being promptly rs-
sponded TO.
The Kansas State Bankers association
convened at Topeka on tho Goth for ts
sixth annual session The attendance
was not large owing 90 the fact that
many Kansas bankers had gone to Chi
cage to attend the dedication ceremo-
nies of the worlds fair buildings.
Several men under the direction of
land syndicate yyerg lately digging iu-
dustriousIy upon piece of land. an
addition to Kansas City Kan, for
treasure reported 30 have been buried
during the border troubles and csIi-
mated at several million dollars When
it is found due report will be made.
Mrs Minnie Padriclz was granted
divorce in the district court OF Wichita
the other afternoon from her husband,
Marshall Pudrielz, and before the party
-7Lt tlls coutl room d me ger ---t''.t
with the intelligence that the plaintiff
was dead, her demise having occurred
an hour before the termination OK the
trial
Bank Commissioner johnson has oom-
D o. ID
September j. and it ma-Ses very dat
terius showing of the condition of tho
banking business in hausu7- The total
deposits in Kansas state and private
banks on june 1 were SIS.4a5, ,94f50,
and ON September they had increased
to $40, l4a, ,ssH.50-
The chief of police of Kansas City
Kan. recently received o. telegram from
the police of LDEausDorL, Ind, asking
that Walter Cox, aged about 10 years
be arrested. He is charged with ztsll-
ing $3.50 from his father, John Cox
The telegram iusJrucLs the chief 60
secure the money and bicycle th- youth
took with him. and let the prisoner 90.
providing he catches him.
The premature discharge of q cannon
used at % republican demDultrati ru aE
EmDarfa the other evening rc-u. ted iu
badly vvouuafna two men. Julius Eov-
uEsizi had both arms faarf1IIv Lacarat.d
and one finger torn entirely off. while
Zeeus S. AIafr had a portion 1E ono
hand blown Off aud was otherwise iu-
fuFed bv the powder. The former is a
married man and the latter single.
At the recent meeting of the great
council of the Improved Order of Red
hIen at Eorl Scott che following ufi sgrs
We're electeds Great prophet Il. III.
LittIeheId, Topeka; great saehem, T.. TT.
Perry, Cherokee; great senior sagaruore,
Charles BAIL, Kansas City: great junior
sycamore, w. ~ Martin. Minneapolis;
great chief of records. j. III. T. yVirvaut,
I.cuvcuwortu. keeper of svluuam. g.. S.
A. Day. Atcui-ou5 rcpre-euLaL lives IT,.
III. Littlcdcid, Topessaf Charles Fletcher,
Emporfa.
A disgraceful row took place I'm
Joint al Horton the other night between
a notorious tough by the name OF
Noouau and Charles Greer, eOlored
man Next day E51uuu rode mp to-
where Greer was at work carrying
bod and fired az him Greer pulled his
revolver and "a general fusilaLe began.
About ten shots were fired. A stray
shot struck w. H. Eemper, prominent
business man, inlictiHT a severe wound
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