The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-07-21


Commissioner Lape, of Illinois, of the
Jacksonville Southeastern road, shows
it is in good condition for a mud
road.
News has been received at Duluth of
the drowning at Rainy lake of Thomas
Craig and William Shannon, two we'll
known explorers, by the capsizing of
their boat
Bush. & TABOR, of the Brown Palace
hotel and the Hotel Metropole, Denver,
Col, have assigned. Assets, s2,o20, 600;
liabilities, 5000, GOO.
THERE was a tornado at saltwater
and other parts Of Minnesota on the
14th. Two men re killed and sew
everal injured.
The worlds fair directors by a decis-
i've vote decided that the fair will no
longer be kept open on Sundays.
Gov. WAITE, of Colorado, reiterates
that he meant just what he said in his
recent silver speech and will not
retraet single word.
YoUNG-MAN-AFRAIp- HIS HORSES,
the head chief OF the Sioux Indians,
died suddenly while on visit to the
Crow agency. He will be succeeded by
Little Wound.
THE silver convention called for st.
Louis, July II, was declared off. The
convention at Chicago would be held
August l.
The st. Louis lumber Co. has as
signed. Assets, $4,000; liabilities
about the same.
FIRE destroyed 1, ZOO, 900 feet of lum-
ber in Tabcr & Co. 8 yards, at Dubuque,
. la. Loss s25, 600: fully insured.
ALEXANDER MCCooK, brigadier-gen-
eral of the new military department of
Colorado, Utah, Arizona and New Mex
leo, has arrived at Denver for the pur-
pose of establishing the headquarters
of the department.
THE Buckeye Cycle Co., of Cincinnati,
failed. Assets, ss1, 900; liabilities, $780,
900.
Gov. MCCONNELL, of Idaho, will in a
/ few days issue call for state silver
convention, to meet at Ketchum, Au-
| gust l2.
A TORNADO struck Lima, o., destroy
| ing the Catholic church and unroofing
a number of buildings. but injuring no
| one.
TIMELY arrival of troops at Houck' S
Tank, A. T., saved two railroad de-
| tectives from death ut the hands of
angry Navajos.
S. n. DUssENBERRE, cashier of the de-
funct bank of Puyallup, Wash, has
been arrested.
| PRESIDENT VAN HORN of the Cana
dian Pacific has been indicted by the
federal grand jury at Tacoma, Wash,
| for violating the interstate commerce
law in sale of tickets.
Mrs. MEYER, held prisoner ut De-
troit Mich, with her husband, charged
with wholesale poisoning Of husbands
| for insurance, has given birth to boy.
| REAPER and harvesting men who are
| exhibitors at the worlds fair, with one
| exception, will decline to make the field
trials which have at the last moment
been demanded of them.
The great Columbian handicap stake
| at Chicago was won by Rudolph, a
| western horse.
AT an Italian picnic at Chicago four
persons were killed by premature ex-
plosion of fireworks.
| JOHN VIcK and his son Walter were
drowned at Detroit, Mich, by getting
out of their depth.
| ONE-PRIGE round-trip tickets to the
worlds fair. good on any train, is the
order in Central Traffic association ter
ritory, following the cut made by the
Big Four.
A STATEMENT by the president of the
cold storage company at Chicago shows
that the firenen were warned of the
dire consequences of going up the
| tower. The fire marshal, however, per-
sisted.
THE Missouri national bank and the
Bank of Grand avenue failed at
Kansas City, Mo-, on the 18th.
EIGHT hundred worlkmen in big
| manufacturing concern at Sheboygan,
Wis, have gone ont on a strike against
a 20 per cent. cut in wages.
THREE banks ut Denver, Col, sus-
pended on the 18th. 1t was done for
the purpose of treating all depositors
alike.
ANOTHER grade crossing accident oc-
! Cured in Chicago, four persons being
killed and many injured by passenger
| train crashing into a street car.
IT is alleged that the statement OF
cash on hand made by the county
treasurer Oh I1Olt county, NcU, uOcS
not show a sufficient amount.
MosE SWAIN, near Rockville, Ind.
shot his brother, Lafayette, and killed
the latter's hired man in quarrel over
| q wheat field.
The Texas & Pacific has obtained
| control of the "White Oaks" railroad,
, coal and mineral line in New Mexico.
THE bodies of the four persons
drowned at Mount Vernon, Ind, were
! recovered.
A MASS meeting Of workingmen at
Leadville, Col, adopted resolutions
protesting against a reduction of wages.
SUIT for 500, 900 damages has been
instituted by New York insurance com.
panies against the auditor of Indiana
| THE SOUTH.
| ISAAC MITCHELL, of Charleston, S. c.,
i L. = e. 80 g.