The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-07-29

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allow Idaho and federal troops to puff
ste fugitives from the Cmur d'Aiehe
country.
CF.EARrSa house returns FOR the week
ended July %, showed an uveraue i'm
crease of I2-6 compared with the CORE
spending week of last year In New
York the increase was 1870.
DIR AARON l.. CHAPLIN, ex-presideut
of Beloit college Wis, is dead
IHE Carnegie employees at the Du-
quesne works have struck in sympathv
with those at Homestead Gov. Patti
son ordered the militia not TO act on
their own responsibility as they had
been doing, but to await orders from
the civil authorities
ALL the TaRey county No, lyncherz
were discharged, the prosecution seeing
that it was futile to bring them to trial
THE treasury at Washington now con
taius sl12 900, 600 in free gold, and the
gold balance is increasing
A CYCLoSE struck Hiteman, Ia, doing
considerable damagei no lives lost
FRESuH billiard player has beaten
SlOsson four games out of five, giving
Slosson thirty points-
NEW ORLEANS people are trying to
enforce the Sunday closing law
CHICAGO has just issued her new city
directory, the largest in che United
States
A SEVEN foot body Of lead carbouates
was opened in Leadville, Col, assayiug
626 ounces of silver and hfty-six ounces
/ of gold,
BAIRD Bros. have been specifically
freed from all blame for the terrible
accident at Newport, Ky, where TWEEN
ty-6ve lives were lost by the bridge
falling.
IN the last four months about % 900. -
l 600 pounds of corn have been shipped
/ through Eagle Pass, Tex. on the road
/ to Mexico. 1t sold at so cents a busheI
there and in Mexico at 81. so to So
SAN ASTONIO, Tex, has caught its
fire bug. He proved to be Joe Melon
aid a painter.
THE strike of the section men on the
/ Wabash railroad FROM Andrews, Ind,
| to Catllns Ill, and on the Detroit di-
vision, from Detroit to Logansport,
ended in their demands being agreed
| TO.
/ WILLIAM SEELEY, of West Dubuque,
/ Ia % years Old, wants a divorce from
| his wife, about half his age.
| Boss briczlayers and boss carpenters
| at Dubuque, Ia, are fussing over con
/ tracts.
The prospects of the passage of the
| Oklahoma judicial bill are considered
| very slender.
| THE Toledo, O., Commercial has been
| sold to q. C. Hadley and EIms White
]
] leuged Hanian and O'Connor toa double
! scuu race, three miles with "a turn
/ from $500 to $1,000 and the champion
/ ship of the world, to be rowed on any
fair course and to take place any time
/ in August.
/ The annual encaupment of the West
! Virginia national guard at Parkers burg
was a prolonged debauch, trimmed
/ with rUfiianism.
! a rRoLLv car at Couey Island was
| wrecked while full of passengers.
Many were severely hurt.
FIFTEEN lives were lost by an e4zplo-
| sion in the York Farm colIiery at Potts
Vile, Pa
/ A MOSQUE at Alexandria, Egypt, was
! reported TO have collapsed during "a re
! ligiOus service aEd hundreds of persons
| killed.
] IN addition to the attempted assass in
! alton of Mr.. Ericlz, story is out that "a
desperate attempt was made TO poison
] the family. Mrs. Ericlz and her infant
/ son were made dangerously sick and
| the wife OF Ericlz's coaChman was in "a
/ dying condition.
! NANDERBLT's yacht was run down by
] the steamer II. +. DimOck at sea All
| on board the yacht, including the
/ millionaire, We're rescued by the steamer
and taken to Boston.
JOHN D. AND CHARLES RUGGLEs,
| brothers. were lyuched by a mob at
Redding, Cal They had robbed the
Redding stage and killed an express
/ messenger.
a sIILITIAAIAN named IGms at Home
stead cheered when he heard of the at
] tempted assassination of Mr. TricIl.
Col Streetor ordered him to be tortured,
and he was hung up by the thumbs for
thirty minutes, his uniform stripped
from him, his head and face half shaved
/ and drummed out of camp.