The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-02-24


ssALL-Pox is reported near Fillmore,
OwISe to the low. price Of silver the
CasUr d'Alene Eaises, Of Idaho, are to
shutdown
J. sTEHLTSs AIoRToN, OF Nebraska, IS
suggested for secretary OF agricul ture-
THREE prisoners. among them VIII
liam WanorEan, the Waverly bank rob
ber and murderer, escaped from jan at
burlington, Kan
Turtle mountain Half=breeds in
North Dalzota are in revolt over being
temporarily eut of of the rasion list
4 VISIT 70 Terre Haute. the home of
eN-Secretary Thompson, by the com
mittee investigating the American end
of the Panama scandal is likely, in or
der to hear the eN-secretary's evidence
He is too ~ to appear at Washington
GHOULs have been desecrating graves
at Indianapolis, Ind. and NauvOo, III
THE Wyoming Legislature strongly in
dorscs woman suffrage, which, it says
is "a success
GEF BRINKEH1ToFF, of Mansfield. o.,
IL is stated, will succeed the late Ruther-
ford B. Hayes as president OF the Ma
tional Prisoners Aid association.
TIE Cherokee council has announced
emphaticaIly that it will not ratify any
changes made by congress in the pres
ent treaty.
II. C. YEAaER, grand recorder of the
a. o. L. W. of Montana, has been jim
dictcd by the grand jury for malfeas-
ance in office and embezzlemeut-
IcE gOrges near Ottawa, Ill, caused
high water and the flooding of the low
lands.
THE jury in the Mcdonald will case
at indianapolis. Ind, returned a verdict
to the effect that tine viii was a forgery.
SYDNEY CLARK, of Oklahoma City,
wishes to be governor of Oklahoma un-
der the new administration.
The Sioux City, Chicago & baltimore
railroad has amended its artiGes of in
corporation at Sioux Cry. Ia providing
for an entry into ST Louis
CHEROKEE strip boomers, tired Of
waiting for congress to do something,
have determined that they viii go on TO
the land this spring in any event.
THE Kansas legislative nuddle was
temporarily settled by the governor
I agreeing to let the republicans retain
possession OF Representative haA and
Withdrawing the militia; the repub-
| icaus to dismiss their deputy sheriffs
and both parties await the sction of the
courts on Dills already passed which
was also agreed to by the republicans
IN a wreck on the Colorado Midland
three men were instantly killed and
several others Injured
The legislature of Wyoming has ad-
1Ourued without electIng q senator, and
the governor will probably appoiut A.
L. New.
THE failure of a banking friend at
Youngstown, O., involved Gov. McKiH-
lev on notes to the amount of $50, 600.
THE long struggle in North Dakota
over the election of a senat tor was ended
by the election of w. y. Roach, demo
crat
NIETHoDIsTs are much dispIeased over
the small space allotted 20 them at
the worlds fair and may not exhibit at
all
THE committee Investigating the
American end of the Panama Canal Co.
began the examination of Col ThomP-
son at Terre Hautcr Ind on the goth.
ONE hundred boifer wiPers and help
ers of the Chicago. Burlington & Quincy
railway struck at Gales burg, Ill, for
increase of wages from S1-4O TO 81. 50
per day The company offered them
81. 40 per day, which was refused
PRINCE BERSADOrTE, son of the king
of Norway and Sweden. and his wife
viii be invited to attend the celebra-
ton at Minneapolis and Rock Island,
/ III, OF the esta blishment OF Protestant
| isTu in Sweden.