The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-05-20

THE WEST.
NJ. E MCHEEI.Y, Of Freeport III, the
driver of Delmarch, has made . propo-
sition to the Dcs Afoines ua-) associa-
tion which has been accepted 1t is
that DelnaEeh trot against any stallion
In the world Tor a purse of SO, 200, en-
trance zee, 60 per cent to the winner
and 30 per cent TO the loser. The race
will come of in August next and il is
probable that either AllertOn or Nelson
viii be selected against Delmarch. 1t
Is reported on good authority that Budd
DOble, the horseaan, has made arrange
ments to locate in Freeport and make
/ ii his permanent headquarters
EIGHT convicts have escaped from the
Cherokee penitentiHry at Tahlequah, 1.
T.. Seven were IN for long terIns and
all are desperate characters. They in
some manner secured d Wrench and un-
fastened thc bars from the windows.
THE Iowa democrats have elected Hon.
J. II. Shields, of Dubuque, Col. L. NJ.
l Martin, Of Des Moincs; Edward Camp
bell, of Fairfield, and John +. Duncombe,
Of Fort Dodge, delegates at large to the
national convention at Chicago. The
resolutions declared FOR tariff reformi
for bimetallisfn in coinage, and pre-
sented the name of GOV. BOies as the
choice of Iowa for president, and in
structed the delegation to vote for him
at Chicago. Gov. Boies was indorsed
by a rising vote and emid much en-
thusiasm.
HoRAcH Ii. sUrFLE, OF Colorado, has
sold thirteen elk TO George Gould, son
Of Jay Gould, of New York, and as soon
] as Arrangements can be made they viii
be shipped to Mr.. Gould's park on the
I hudson river
THE town OF Cheyenne in county L,
I Oklahoma, was visited by "a tornado and
! every tent and many buildings in the
town were blown down The Arrow
was about to go to press when it's build
| ing was wrecked and the type scattered
over the prairie,
IL the Methodist conference the lay
men won decided victory, their right
to representation, that is TO seats and a
| voice in the conference, having been
| finally settled.
THE national boiler makers conven-
tiOn declared in favor of opening the
worlds fair on Sundays.
AUGUSTA and Towanda, Kan, were
visited by a cyclone the other day,
/ Much damage was done to property,
but no lives were lost.
IL the Methodist general conference
Rev. Thomas Hanlou, of Pennington
Seminary, introduced a resolution de
ciaring that the Methodist Episcopa
church should come out squarcly upoT
the great struggle between capital ant
] AtstF4E H-+AAH5 NFdEetl ~ LlAS IT
was feteEred 10 the committee on stat,
Of the church.
THE National Brotherhood of Boiler
makers. recently in session at Columbus
o., adjourned to meet in May, 1898, il
S'oPeka. The officers elected are: Crane
president, j. J. Mccarthy, indianapolis
/ first vice grand, Lee johnson, Topeka
second vice grand, r. d. Allen, Poca
tello, Idaho; third vice grand, J. +
Madden, Charleston, s. c.; hnancia
secretary and treasurer, Raymond Car
/ cia, Atlanta, Ga
NEAR Sparta Ill, n i5-year-Old boz
2 killed "a 1z-year-Old girl and himself be
cause she refused TO marry him.
Four Cinnamon We're caught in Mich
igan and sent back into Canada, in uc
? cordance with the recent exclusion act
BY collision on the Big -Four be
, tween a passenger and freight train a
4 Cleves, o., five persons were killed HhJ
several fatally injured.
4 RoBERT II. FoRD, a newspaper CORE
spondent and brother of Henry j. Ford
r managing editor of the Pittsburgh
e Chronicle, suicided at Denver by moT
e phine. Financial trouble is suppose
the sixth successful attempt at self de
, struction in that city during a week
= | while four were unsuccessful
. BY the explosion of a Burlingtol
- freight engine near Deadwood, 5. ID,
C Engineer Rhinehard and Fireman Wi
= son We're instantly killed Head Brake
d man Nelson was fatally injured. Tn
cause of the explosion is unknown.