The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-04-28

| THE house over the waterworks crib
| in Milwauke was swept away and
fourteen men lost their lives.
Mrs. R.sI Err, of Indianapolis, Ind,
identified two men whom she claimed
killed her husband few days ago.
North DAKOTA had a steady fall OF
snow on the 10Th.
The monster Krupp gun which will
! be exhibited at the worlds fair has
been presented to the city of Chicago
und will he mounted in fort there.
THERE was sational report on
| the 18th that the Missouri Pacific was
on the verge of bankruptcy. 1t was
said that there was an Indebtedness OF
1900. coo which was concealed from
public knowledge. George Gould and
Russell Sage denied the assertions
A DISPATCH from Wardner in the
Cour d'Aiehe mining district reports
that town destroyed by fire. Wardner
| was place of !, 900 inha abitants.
TIE schooner L. =. Danforth was
| driven ashore in Chicago, but her crew
was saved by life savers.
WORLDS fair rates have been upset by
the withdrawal of the Santa Fe from
the Western Passenger association.
Gov. NELSON of Minnesota, has signed
the anti-scalpcr bill, which becomes a
law July IS next. The scaipers say
they will contest it.
Z. DE-. f. j. SMITH. of Connorsville,
Ind, died of a broken heart recently at
Washington. He was engaged seeking
an Office as pension examiner. -.
JUDGE fiALLET. at st. Louis, has de.
To- = Al
the incandescent lamp, the credit be.
longing to Henry Goebel, the invention
dating back to 1854
NINE miners perished by fire in the
Butte & Boston Co.'s shaft at Butte.
| Mont.
A SEVERE earthquake shock was felt
at Kingston, n. NJ.
The Cherokee delegation which will
make the final settlement for the strip
| has left for Washington.
JACOB NEWMAN, lawyer of Akron
| o., was victimized out of S2S,000 by an
| old swindle.
TREASURER ROYCE. of the Veteran
| Soldiers home, of California, is short in
his accounts for large amount.
IN Utah cowboys attacked band OF
thieving Indians and were repulsed
losing two of their number.
A MONSTER mass meeting was held in
Chicago, at which strong resolutions
were adopted denouncing the Russian
| extradition treaty as fugitive slave
| law and calling on the government tC
abrogate it.
| DEMANDS of Cleveland brewers have
been refused by the employers and they
may strike.
| IT is probable that Paderewsli will
not perform at the worlds fair because
of the quarrels of piano manufacturers
EDITOR RosEwATER, of the Omaha
Bee, is out with a scheme favoring the
foreclosure of the Union Pacific system
letting the government get what it can
| of its debt under foreclosure.
| BY the collapse of a defective wall a
number of bricl1layers in Cincinnati
were precipitated four stories to the
ground, one being killed and several
fatally injured.
| AsIATIC leprosy is reported to have
been discovered at Fort Wayne, Ind
| The victim is Syrian woman who has
been peddling notions for some weeks
She contracted the disease at Honolulu
| THE Transmissouri commercial con
gress was called to order at Ogden, L
| T.. on the 24th. Free silver was the
| subject which ella imed most of its atten
| ton.
TWELVE hundred Chicago iron mold
ers struck on the 24th.
| THE threatened strike of carpenter.
at the worlds fair did not come off
When the walking delegate ordered the
men to cease work they refused and re
| quested that he be kicked off the prem
ises. which was done.
| THE body of Engineer Allison, who
vent down with a wreck on the Big
Four six months ago, has been recov
cred from the Wabash river.
| JUDGE GEORGE +. SUGG, of the Chi
\ cago superior court. died after pro
tracted illness. Judge Sugg had beer
on the bench but five months and wa
the youngest judge in Cook county. be
ing but 81 years of age,
| LIEUT.. Lulu LYNCH, a Salvation
army leader of Des Moines, Ia, died a
Marshalltown from the result of an ex
plosion in which her clothes wer,
burned off and she was terribly dis
figured.
Gov. FIsHBACK. of Arkansas, has or
dered the strictest prosecution of al
concerned in the lynching of Flannigal
Thornton at Morrillton, and promise
the full aid of the state.