The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-08-05

: oLssO%s Celss was reported IN names
! E:SE persons were injured by light
/ Mig in storm at JeffersonviIle, Ind
| WYOAnSG democrats were in conven-
I ton at Rock Springs Walter b Stcll
/ resigned the Craftsmanship of .he state
| central committee because OF the
! 'Fustler" element which predoEninated.
PHdsNLS, Ark Is to have electric cars,
TIE cut In Denver passenger rates
has led to another reduction.
ARMY worms are causing trouble in
I Dewitt aud Mclean counties, III.
Arthur T. d. AUSTIN, a former Chi
/ cagO board of trade man, living near
I Albert Lea MINI, was served with a
| notice Of sjectmeut by three officers a
| light followed in which Mrs Austin
took part, but they were both finally
arrested after one OF the officers was
fatally shot
Mrs ROBERT MoRRELI, living near
HillsbOro, Ill, was fatally stung by a
humble bee.
THE Order of Iron Hall, an extensive
mutual insurance society. is in trouble.
a receiver has been applied for at In
dianaPolis, Ind There are charges of
wrongdoing.
Tue FL Reno, Ok, bank, recently
robbed by the Dalton boys, will pay all
OF its obligations
An epidemic of scarlet fever prevails
at Richmond, Ind
THERE was "a joint debate between
Gov. Mckinley, w. C. Warner OF the
New York Tariff Reform club, and
John 2. St John at Madison, Wis. The
debate attracted an immense assem-
blage.
STEPS are being taken at st. Louis for
the federation of the five orders of rail-
way employees, numbering 125, 900 men.
Gov. PERRYsIAe7, OF the Creek nation,
IS improving, and it is now hoped that
he will recover.
Two sections Of an excursion tain
telescOped at Milwaukee on the 3Ist.
One man was killed and several seri-
ously hurt.
EXCESSIVE heat caused Frank Ogden,
a guard at the Jeffcrsonville, Ind.
prison to lose his eyesight.
INDIANs are restless on the COIvilIe
reservation, Wash.
PROF. HOBE, an aeronaut, fell 5000
feet to his death at st. Paul, MINI, on
the 3Ist.
ACTIVE work on the Alton, Ill, bridge
has recommended.
AH English syndicate is said to have
bought the Owens lake, Iuyo county,
Cal.
FAKY insinuations have been made
concerning the alleged bank robbery at
Ell Reno, Ok Sawyer's property, which
he offers TO turn over 20 depOsitors, is
found to be heavily inCum bered.
The limited eastbouud on the Big
Four ran into an open switch at Ed
wardsville Junction. Ill The engineer
and fireman We're killed and a tramp
was injured
A GREAT fire was reported at Port
land, Ore, breaking out in Fuller &
Co.'S oil and paint store Loss, $780,
Four cars loaded with naphtha ex-
plOded after wreck on the Big -Four
near Springfield o. Two hundred per
sons, it was said were injured, twenty
of whom would die. The victims were
sightseers attracted to the scene.
IT is said the c., b & Q. road win
hereafter recognize unions and Will at
once readiust wages
REV. Horace REED preached a sensa-
tionat sermon at wfordsviIIc Ind,
exposing the immoralities OF prominent
citizens. Reed had visited saloons, etc,
and taken notes
GABRIEL RENvIII.z, the venerable chief
of the Sissetsn and Wahpeton tribes,
the best known of the Indians of the
northwest, died at his house at the Sis
seton Is. D. agency.
RICHARD TEN BRoECK, the famous
hOrseman who was over so years Of age
and who had been confirmed Invalid
from gout for several years, died at San
Mateo, Cal He bred the famous thor
ouRhbred, Ten Broecls, which was
named after him.
HERBERr SLABE, the Maori pugilist,
has eloPed with a Mormon girl, and the
father, Bishop Sneazy, threatens to do
HIM up"
THE sanctifcatiOnistg are causing
trouble among churches at Mount Yer
non, Ill
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