The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-08-19


The differences between the ANAL
ganated and the iron manufacturers
over wages has been settled by mutual
concessions, and all the western mills
will resume at once
SUPERINTENDENT Of schools for deaf
mUtes in convention at Colorado
Springs, Col. have decided upon an e.z-
hibit at the worlds fair of the work of
deaf mutes
Iowa poPulist refused democratic
fusion and put the following ticket IN
the field. Secretary of state, E. H. Gil
letJe, Of Des Moiues, formerly a green
back mem Der Of congress and Gen. Wea-
ver's partner in the newspaper business,
auditor of state, A. j. Rlalsely, of New
tom treasurer, Justin Wells, of EidOra.
! attorney general, Charles Mackenzie, of
DeB Aoinesl railroad commissioner,
James II. Burnett, of fndianola,
CHEYENNE and Arapahoe Indians
have left their reservations for this an
nual sun-dance at the camps of the Co
nnanches.
The total assessed value of Illinois
property for 1892 is s735, ,754, 1T2.
An engine fireman named Buck was
dishgured for life at Deca tur, Ill He
was looking over the engine when the
jar of the train caused a spike TO fy out
Of n tie. The spike struck him la the
face, terribly lacerating IT
THE Nebraska democratic state con-
vention is called for August so.
ARMED squatters have stopped the
grading of the Cerillos Coal & Iron Co. s
road in New Mexico.
GIN. \. G.. DUNN, a well known club
man Of New York and Washington,
committed suicide at Denver, Col His
mind was disOrdered by drink and love
for Mrs. barnes
EDITOR MEDILI, of the Chicago Trib-
Al Is e
with a sharp stick because of alleged
extravaganza.
THa manager of the jefferson iron
works at Steubenville, o., has refused
to sign the scale.
BISHOP RYAN, of Alton, Ill, has OBJ
tanned writs of eiectment against
Father kuhlman, of Mitchell, recently
deposed. Considerable hard feeling
has been stirred up in Catholic circles
over the matter.
The official count of the Choctaw vote
gives Jones, the progressive candidate
for principal chief, a large majority
and gives the progressives Il out of 20
representative in the national council
TWELFTH Indiana republicans nom
mated a. j. You, a locomotive engineer,
for congress
IN the Chiekasaw election Wolf a full
blood, defeated Harris, half breed, by a
small majority.
THOMAS DIVINE is charged with
poisoning the fish in the streams at
Jeffersonville, Ind
WHILE worlzmen were engaged in
placing a six-inch gas line for the Sal
ammOniac CO., .fOrty-five miles from
Montpelier, Ind, the line burst, killing
Ollie Olson instantly and fatally injur-
ing Adam Hawk.
CALIFORNIA reports a very short prune
crop for the season.
TIE 500 line has made a rate of 221<
cents on iOur from Minneapolis to BOs-
ton.
An eastbound special on the North
western yyHs wrecked near Clinton, III
Many passengers were injured, but no
one was killed The train contained
Knights Templar from Denver.
JUDGE GRESHAM denies that he will
speak for any party this campaign.
WYOMING Is said to fairly swarm with
horse thieves
The town of Red Mount tain, Col. has
been wiped out by an incendiary fire
PROF. JAMES LAwHEAD, territorial
auditor and superintendent of public
instruction died at Guthrie, Ok, aged
SO. He had been prominent educator
all his life and had held many promi-
nent positions in Kansas and Ohio.
FATHER BERNARD DETTMAN. of Gin
cinuati, fell through a railroad trestle
and was fatally hurt
FULL returns from the ChcetaY
gubernatorial election show the defeat
OF GOV. Jones, candidate for reelection,
by J. y. Jackson, candidate of the na-
tiOnal Tor fuli-bloOd) party. The total
vote is: Jackson, /, ,367; Jones, I,19I.
SAN JONES has been roasting the
ne'er-dO-weels at Urbana, o.
AT the annual field day sports of the
Cleveland (O.) Athletic club Harry jew
EFT, OF Detroit, equaled the worlds
record by running 100 yards from the
scratch in % 4.5.