The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-12-30

master OF ceremonies and j. A. Higgins
as aergeaur-at-arsna In the evening
there viii be q reception in honor OF
the rev officers Judge John Martin viii
be master OF ceremonies and responses
TO boasts will be made by Gov. LayveIIiug
and the other oh-serzr a-d prominent
speakers After lhe public reception
the state officers viii go 10 their re-
spectlve rooms iu the state house for
one hour during the evening and hold
receptions of their own The music
viii De furnished by uu orchestra, thus
enabling the young people go waltz, if
they can hud room i'm the crowd
HIisosIIauoous.
Napoleon IiEby, a transfer man in
the employment OF che ST. Joseph tS
Grand Island road, was recently killed
by the carz ut Eiwooi-
The Woman'z Columbian club of Rus
sell IS having a fireplace built of Rus
sell county stone iu the Kansas build
ing at the worlds fair
The enrolment OF students iu the
Kansas university this year reaches 700.
all in regular collegiate courses, an iu-
crease OF 90 per cent ia the last few
years.
James Murphy proprietor of the Eayv
Valley hotel aud prominent citizen of
Kansas city Kan, was recently stuud-
ing on the roof OF the front porch Of
his hotel, when he slipped and fen TO
the ground below received fatal in-
juries-
BERNARD Ford aged fifty years. a
/ lamp lighter for the Missouri Pacific
railway, dropped dead the other after
noon, while Cn duty ia the yards Ut
I Kansas City, Kan He was in the act
/ OF lighting q switch lamp whom he fcu
/ and died before any assistance could De
/ rendered him
The association of officers and mem-
: bers OF the legislature of ls1s viii hlvc
+ its tveutv-hfth anniversary at the stutc
/ house in TopeI5a, january Id, 1888, at &
/ o'clock ia She afternoon. An state Of
I fcers and members of the Legislature of
ISGs are members of She association
7 and are urgently requested 70 be pres
eut at the meeting Hon John NJ.
| Price, of AtcHisou, issues the call ami
4 especially requests the attendance OF
all persons who he.G state or territorial
offices or who were members of ths
. Legislature prior to IsUa
/ The Reform Press association, an
/ organization OF peoples party editors,
7 closed its annual meeting at Topeka
/ by electiug A. A. Stewart. OF Manhut-
/ tan, president: w. 1T. French, of Njns-
|. ley, vice president, and DIR. McLalliu,
/ Of Topeka, secretary aud treasurer A
I resolution was adopted that the editors
/ have inside information that the peo-
/ pies party elected majority of the
/ mcmbers OF thc lower house of the leg
/ islaturo and they believe every lawful
/ and honorable means should ba cru-
/ Floycd To- get possession of shat body
Judge w. C. Webb attorney fog tho
popuLtstsr has commenced proceedings
10 the supreme court To contest the
: election of five republicans TO the LuEis-
lature- The proceedings are iH the ul-
/ ture OF "a mIuOlrluE, asking the court
I TO pass upon the technical and Juusli-
lists and demanding e that "a restraining
. order ba issued prohibiting tho five re-
. publican members from taking tHair
I seats noon the CertiGoare5 of election
already issued by the cauvassiuE board.
The court will be asked TO decide iE q
person who held the Office Of postmaster
and was elected to the Legislature, bus
I resigned after the election is C!eEi BILE
At the home of William Irons, i'm siI-
verdale, Cowley county, the other day
Fred Warmer, the Missouri Pacific
station agent, picked up @ revolver that
he had laid on % table, aud turning to
one OF the girls, tapped her lightly on
the head with the handle and remarked:
THAT is the way Z would kill my girl
/ if she went back on me" Then point
| ing the revolver at his chest satds ''Ihia
is the wEy i would kin myself then %
just as be made the ramarir the rcv5I-
yer was discharged and the bullet enc
] eEL'-A nv aa-NH N--1allaE Alll8AaE % the
/ right lurg. He lived about an hour
after the shooting. The fatal bullet
happened to bs the only one iu the
pistol, the remaining chambers being
empty. Nguug Warner was 20 years
old
The dair rvmens' association. recently
in session st Topeka, adopted "a rcsolu-
tion that the state of Kansas should
make an ey hiBit of her products and re-
/ sources at The worlds fair at Chicago,
and that such exhibition should be-
made uude- the direction and control
/ Of Lhe legislature and og the state and
the eEpens ss, including the REIN burse-
/ meut of private So bscri bers, should be
betrayed from the state treasury. Itea-
| olutions we're also passed that the dairy
/ products and interests of Kansas should
/ have spuCs and money appropriation as
their Importance demands. thIt "a mem
| Der of II e association should be appoint
I ed upon the board of management, aud
that an experienced and practical dairy
man SD 5uld be appointed 10y surh board
OF man 5gemeut or control as superiu-
tender OF the dairy exhibit
Robert Mersrtt. a colorgd farmer liv-
/ ing about two miles north OF Pleasau'
Z ton, accidentally shot himself the other
I evening. fr0ra which be died Instant 3.
He had been out hunting aud his dog
and o nsighbpr got TO fghtiug. He
undertook 20 separate them by using
the breech Of his gun, when &c was dis
charged the contents passing through
I his head.
The wife OF AImiuez RavbrooIs. e
I hard working man. employed az the
smelter works ia Argentine, deserted
/ her husband and six children the other
day and elopcd with young fellow by
l the name of Van Waller She is
IS aud VEn Waller 2L years old
White cut hunting recently near his
home in Belle Fluiuer John Schumann
accidentally shot himself under the
5 right arm BE died ia less than hsIl
| an hour
Sergeant George Lloyd, 7 troop, Sew,
entu cavalry. one of the oldest soldiers
at tha post. committed suicide at Eor
Riley the other night by shooting him
self through the hazlL
J. Whitman, q prominent farmer ol
I Ellsworth county, raised 6, 500 bushels
] rrH Ers-H--fa== rreas-e he ra-r4-H -araar uf