The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-08-12

railroad brakeman on the Big Four, was
killed near Pelsin, Ill, and Tom Storey,
of the same place, was drowned at
Warsaw, KY.
PRIVATE sdviees say that the suspen-
sion OF Rev. Father Kuhlman, OF Alton,
Ill, has been sustained by the Roman
Catholic authorities at Rome, TO whom
Father KuhlTnan appealed
IHE steamer Rsmora burned at St
IRnHce, Mich Loss, s12, 600.
SINGLE eases OF glanders are reported
in Eve counties of Illinois
THE street car lines Of Springfield
O., have been sold to a syndicate
THE whisky trust won another vic
tory at Cincinnati, which practically
ends the prosecution of the government
on the indictments found in Boston
against the trnst officials
The Schulenburg lumber mill, Still
water, Mimi, has burned Loss, $685.
600; insurance, SOS, 600.
ONE man was killed and four others
badly injured by the collapse Of an old
iron bridge near Attic, Ind.
DIsPATCHEs from Zumbrota, Red Wing
and other points in Minnesota report a
destructive storm. A hailstorm several
miles wide laid waste the uncut grain
and did great damage wherever it
struck.
THE republicans of Nebraska noui-
The balance Of the ticket is as follows:
Lieuteuant-goveru Rev. J. G. Tate,
Of Grand Island; auditor, Eugene
Moore; attorney-general, G. II. Has
tings; superintendent Of public instruc-
ton, A X GrOudy; commissioner of
public lands and buildings, A. R. Hum
phrey.
BY a majority of 10 to I the voters OF
Litchheld, Ill, decided to issue 500, 600
IN 70 ha h Al
building IN that city.
REPoETs from St Louis Republic cor
respondents of the condition and pros
poets of the cotton crop show an esti-
mated shortage of SO per cent or less
below last year.
THERE is a bitter anti-liquor war
raging at South Charleston, near
Springfield, o.
Abba. Ia, has been terrorized by
black ghost.
JOHN c. BUSDY, for many years ed
itOr and publisher of the ReiigiO-PhilO-
sophical Journal and q man of interna-
tiOnal reputation among spiTitualists
and theosophists, died at Chicago He
was 81 years old
SHALTERs' dry goods store at Mat
toOn, Ill, burned. Loss, $40, 600.
IN anticipation of an increased bust
ness next year the Chicago, burlington
& Quincy Railway Co. intends to ex-
pend SO, 600, 900 to s12, 900, 600 this year
in extensions with track bstterments
and new equipment.
A CONVERTED Polish Jew went into
the synagogue at st. Paul, MINI, and
began to preach the Christian religion.
He was Immediately assaulted, beaten
and pitched out of the synagogue.
- GEORGE SEIPEs, aged so, was drowned
in the Fox river at Aurora, Ill, while
leading horses to water.
ELIAS s MOVES, cashier Of the Lin
coin National bank, Chicago, has dis
appeared, supposed to Canada The
bank was out e8, 600.
A SCHEME is on foot between the pop
ulists and democrats of Minnesota to
fuse on the state and electoral ticket
LEADING cattle owners say they viii
sign their stock over to the Cherokee
Indians before they will suffer the Sc
we're loss in making the long drive
from the strip to western Texas.
Mrs. Anna JACK, of Pennington, Ill,
who had been wasting away slowly for
some months, coughed up large bunch
of pins and commenced to improve.
ED BROOKS, one of the publishers of
the Herald, was drowned in the river
near Charleston, Ill, while in bathing.
AT Buffalo, n. D., lightning struck
the Northern Pacific elevator, and the
building and its contents were quickly
burned. The loss was s25, 900.
THE Anderson tin plate works al An
derson, Ind, have been sold under the
sherifHs hummer TO satisfy numerous
executions for debts
IT is reported that n company of Indian
police has started from Tahlequah to
destroy all cattlemen's fences in the
Cherokee strip and trouble is feared
a TORNADO in southwestern Mime
sofa on the sth is reported to have done
damage amounting to $500, 600.
A NAN, wife and four children were
killed in a runaway some miles west of
Guthrie, Ok, the horses dashing over a
precipice.
Mrs BURKE, of Chicago, charges that
her husband was killed by abuse at the
KanIralzee insane asylum.
TWELVE Cinnamon were landed near
Port Wilson, Wash, the other day, four
of whom We're arrested