The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-03-18

3 SOLID tram OF L-TGuEy-GlEtib GEIEAs
containing y, 300 bushels OF sheited
corn, was made up at Bloomington, III,
and dispatched to the seaboard for
shipment to Russia It was all con-
tributed by citizens of Mclean county,
Ill.
THE musicians union of St Louis is
prepared to take issue with the United
States government in the matter OF al
lowing the Marine band, under Prof
SOuse, to make tour of the country,
thereby coming in at least indiract com
petition with local talent
IN the Iowa senate on the 18th the
Australian ballot bill passed without
dissenting vote. It is different from
the ballot bill passed in the house and
will now go to that body again.
AKCHBIsHOP IRELAND, OF St Paul, is
to be made a cardinal.
REV. S. B. WARNER, of the Oxford
NJ. Z. church, OF st. Paul, MINI, has
mysteriously disappeared
THE latest thing in the wav of COM
binations 10 obtain better prices for
articles is an association of straw berry
raisers of Wisconsin
The crowd OF specul ators in hematite
ores at Duluth, MINI, is growing larger
and the outlook for the coming season
is for increased production
RT. Rev. GREGORY THURsTOS BEDEII,
third Episcopal bishop Of Ohio, died at
was over 80 years of age.
LEWIS GORDON was lynched at Car
rollton, Mo, for criminal assault on
Mrs. John Perreton. The crime " as
committed Friday afternoon, and he
was caught on the 12th and put in Jail
The sheriff was trying to get him out
of town, but he was taken by a mob
and hanged.
THE indications are that the southern
Illinois peach crop has been ruined by
the recent excessive cold
JOHN F. BRIGHT was lynched on the
18th in Taney county, No, for wife
murder.
SEVENTEEN YEAR-OLD daughter of
George Marlett of PaOli, Ind, died re-
Gently of trechiDa sPiralis. Some six
weeks ago Mr.. Martlett killed a hog
and his family ate of the pork in an
underdone condition. Mrs. Marlett
and the deceased daughter were taken
sick
QUITE a severe shock of earthquake
was experienced at EaPa, Cal, on the
18th. The vibrations were from north
TO south, continuing about twelve
seconds.
IL connection with the iron develop-
ments near Duluth, MINI, comes the
plan for an iron palace as a feature of
the Minnesota state building at the
COlum biSn exposition.
churches of Couner5ville, Ind, recently,
vehementiy denoupcing trotSing park
about to be formed there and urging
church people to discountenance it
MOTHER DECHANrAL, of St Xaviers
convent, Ottawa, Ill, died the other
day at the age of 70.
AT Mill Grove, Ind. recently, a gas
we'll exploded just as two men went
into the gas house to fix for blowing off
the gas Both were terribly burned
and will die
A LETTER written by ex-President
Cleveland to Gen Edward S. Bragg, of
Wisconsin, has been made public, in
which Mr.. Cleveland says that voters
should be left free to select their can
didates and that his party should act
with thoughtfulness and deHberation.
DEPUTY SHERIFF GEORGE WILLIAMS.
/ by a mob on Saturday while defending
/ the prisoner Bright, who was lynched
! for wife murder.
REV. DAVID r. ROBINSON, the oldest
negro preacher in Iowa, was killed at
| Ottumva rece eutly, having been run
over by a Burlington engine.
LADY HENRY SOMERSET made two
| fare we'll Appearances before Chicago
audiences on the 18th.
/ THE United States steamer Thetis.
| which has been survey ing off the coast
! of Lower California, arrived at San
Diego and was ordered to San Francis
co to be fitted out for service in Behr-
ing sea.
BY the falling of a heavily loaded ele-
vator in st. Louis the other day three
II hurt. The elevator fell twenty feet.