The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-09-30

KANSAS STATE NEWS.

a.l-e--a 4a-a I'A
which viii eventually be deposited
with the state historical society
The attorucy-Esuerai Inns appointed
al. A. EuuEe assistant lgt1rla E-zl7 neral
for Wyaadotts county He is expected
TO move Immediately upon tue works oL
the iointstz
The c1Iored people celebrated tho
thirty-Er-t anuiversary OF the issuing
Of President LiHcolE's emancipation
proclamation on the 2-I- The Gay was
observed as "a general holiday
Chief Justice Albert IT, Horton. OF
the supreme court has arrived home
from Europe, where be spent his SUM
mer vacation. He suceesstutly ran the
quarantine gauntlet az Nc7r Aur|l
The other day Charles c. Stafford, O.
Santa Fa brakeman living at Arkansas
City, was shot dead between Edmond
and Oklahoma City bE a negro who was
stealing q ride aud whom he attempted
70 put or the train.
The infant son of C.. w. Thompson, q
q prominent citizen of Burden was rec
Gently burned TO death It's clothing
caught in a gasoline stove and it was
burned beyond recovery before the
flames were eNtiuEuishcd-
Thirty head OF COWS, supposed TO ba
infected with Texas fever. were re-
Gently put under quarantine at a farm
near Merriam Park, eight mites south
of Kansas City. Six OF the cows have
died. They belonged to- Roseduls
duiryman-
The w. C. II. o. OF Kansas holds its
annual meeting at piL-sbUvF- October
g. Each local union iu tho state is enc
titled to one delegate at large. and ouu
TO every twenty-five paying mem uura.
Excursions ON tHe certiicats plan have
been granted by the different railroads.
Ed Uorner, q SedEwirIz county farm-
O.. H D.. f. De- .H.u|
average yield OF his entire wheat crop,
machine measure. was thirtv-eiEut
bushels per acre Weighing siEty-thre1
pounds 90 the busheL Ills crop of oats
yielded ciEhty-tyo aud a-hulf bushels
per acre
Fire the other night destroyed tho
Touring mill and electric light uiuu6
owned 10y a. j.. DcEter Ht Clay Center.
Loss, S22, COOS insurance $4,000 In ad-
ditiou Mr., DgEte- lost five cars Of wheat
one car OF rye and two cars of oats and
"a large amount OF -four, all ready fur
shipment
Frank lanes. or la Moss, who es-
capped from % Kansas City hospital
wagon some time since, with g. bullet
i'm his side, is suspected of beiug one OF
the parties who wrecked tho Santa Tie
train near OslEe City recently by
which four persons were killed aud
many injured
Judge d. C. Lambaiu, United States
cattle inspector was stricken with aD-
opievy while talking tu % frieuL iu
front OF his hotel at Wichita the 1tLar
day and 900 am hogr was dead Tho
Judge had been iu kuusls about thirty
eight years and was a member of the
first legislature
james Willis, one of tho oldest har.i-
ware merchants of Topeka. attempted
90 cul his thraat the other morning
I'm CD raH H#. d
a brother some time ago. and since his
mind has become uuhaluneeL A jury
declared Him insane and Doe was sent 10
an asylum He rs unmarried
Judge Guthrie, of the district court
of shawnee county. has declared sho
civil rights law passed bv tEe leg -ll-
turs OF 1875 uu1ousf Juti1uaI- The de-
cisiaH was iu the case of "a clI1red man
who sued the proprietor of Topeka
hotel for refusing t0 uurIuft him to- slE
ut the table with other guests
Mrs Louis Scott attempted self de-
structiuu Gt Kansas City Kan. lha
other night boy drowning herself boo a
pond Her SON. aged is Tclrs- rru into
the pond and held Lcr head above tho
surface of thc water until help arrived
The woman stated that she made tho
attempt ou account OF the maynard
habits of the boy who saved Icr Iife-
William Rodgers and C. j.. Wiley yrera
shot iu an eucuuut-r with 90 blrEEar lt
Argentine "a few days ago. Rogers
wounds viii likely result fatally. while
Wiley's viii not prove -cri4us- William
WoodHou- q Santa Fe svirchuau, was
looked up a q the county 5f-I iu lEuusal
City KAN Pending an u-ez.iIatious
as Wiley declared that le was the uI1u
who did Else shooting.
About twenty-five republican editors
met at Topeka the other day % perfect
a permanent organization. The uaet-
Ing was the outEroEyth OF 30 preliminary
meeting held iu Lulvr which was called
by the state central c1mmirtes- A per-
mauent organization was effected by
the election Of j. X Hudson. of tEe To-
peza Capital, as president. aud H. H.
Roberts Of CsEuloossr secretary
The Topeka Capital say-s cone of
the finest specimens OF yellow corn ou
exhibition at the state fair was from
Laugtte county grown uu farm or
Mrs Augustus Wilson. adjoining INiL-
Eouuou- Mrs Wilson gathered the corn
herself and sent it TO the state fair for
the purpose of adding &C. 90 the aEnih bic
10 be taken from kansas t1 the worlds
Columbian exposition at Chicago iE
1895 The corn viii average 100 BUSH
els % the acre AIRS Wilson i- 90 news
ediua- and proprietor Of the WiIaautou
Journal
An aged farmer of Bourbon county
committed suicide the other night by
hanging himself 20 % free Lu his own
door yard iu the presence of Ibis daugh-
ter-iu-la1vr whom he bad informed oE
his intention but who. from his repeat
ed threats 20 do go, had grown u1 rs-
ceiva them with no serious apprlhau-
sion He was 10 years OF age and "a
pioneer of B0urb1u county Mental
delusiou iz ls-ri1ad as tine cause of his
act
The president Of the live stock c5H-
mission OF Kansas cstimates the value
of cattle ana hogs ga the state 20 los
easr 500, 900. Their condition is gzrgl-
lent
Joseph EicIzIeu, au old resident Of
Esusas City, KAN shot and seriously
wounded Fred r. Davis iG that city the
other night EiclzIeu was agent for
the property in which Davis lived srd
the shooting was the result of O. quars1l
with Davis wife.
Frank o. Barber. e1--Iuuyor and an
old buzinczs man oE Garrett, committed