The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-09-22

nealth Is vigorously endeavOrlng to
check an alarming spread of diphtheria
There have been 100 deaths from the
disease since spring.
GEORGE PRICE, while walking along
the street, at Eavenna, O., was fatally
injured by stray bullet, fred in bar.
room fight The shooter escaped.
THE police of Sioux City have ars
rested Samuel w. Copeland, who with
companion, on june 81, last, robbed
the Moorshead, Mimi, national bank
Of 1000.
The Frankfort, KY, national bank
Is about to close it's doors and quit
business
JOHN B. GORDON, the general com
manding the United Confederate vet
Grams, has issued an order postponing
Indefinitely the reunion Of the organ
ization, which was to have been held
in Birmingham, Ala, the first of next
month.
SERIOUS damage has been done to
property in northern Portugal by al
most incessant rain, which has flooded
large districts, washing away the
crops, drowning cattle, destroying
houses and, it is said, causing the loss
OF a numbe OF lives
BALLOT among the miners Of Bel
gium to determine upon the advisab bill
ty of strike was started. II is
believed from the returns already re-
ceived that a general strike is inevi-
table.
THERE is an epidemic Of cholera Ia
the department of Finistere, France.
The disease first appeared at Rrest and
has now spread to Camard, wherethere
have already been thirty deaths.
A DISPATCH from Whatcom, Wash,
announces the arrest of ex-City Treas
uret Isenesse, charged with embezzling
s47,O
ONE Of the men who took part in the
Mineral Range train robbery has con-
feesed. Seven men are now under ar
rest and portion of the money has
been recovered.
THE question of whether the fair
shall be extended is now receiving Sc
rious consideration, but there is eona
siderable opposition to il.
,THs tooth anniversary of the laying
of the cornerstone of the capitol at
Washington was celebrated on the 18th
in an impressive manner.
THINGS are still in a chaotic condi-
tion in the strip and settlers are suffer-
| ing greatly from heat and dust Thou
sands are already lined up in front Of
the various land offices.
The Iron Hall case came UP again at
indianapolis, when petitions to cut off
the allowance made for receiver, and
also for his removal, were made in the
superior court.
The steamer Shrewsbury, plying be-
tween Toledo and Put-in-Bay, was hard
and fast aground on q shoal at ths
mouth of Maumee bay: The passengers
were all taken off safely.
| AT Leitchfield, KY, five prisoners
escaped from the county jail by cutting
through brick wall and letting them
selves down by means of blankets tied
together.
Gov. T1LLMAN, of South Carolina,
says that full control of the relief work
of the Red Cross society, with head
quarters at Beaufort, and all contribu-
tions should be sent to the society.
A RIOT occurred at the big. Riverside
iron works, Wheeling, w. Va, when
the plant resumed. About 500 Hungar-
ians tried to take the places of Ameri-
cans. A fight with clubs and stones
ensued.
| SECRETARY MORTON has issued an i'm
poftant meat inspection order.
| A GANG of crooks is infesting Fargo,
N. D. Two murders and .hold-up Of
twenty men by three is one days rec-
| ord.