The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-04-07
THE WOULD AT LALGE.
Summary of. the Daily New.
WASHINGTON No7 rS

AhI iSSi-hS "a 'ie eeIate is largely
in favor OF seating '.ne senators ap-
} pointed by the govev 4ors of Wyoming,
Montana and WASH lngton.
uoNzhShENr o. icals are not alarmed
over the appeS anee of cholera among
ihmiefape at Halifax and say the
quaraH tiV arrangements are amply
SUM sm .Ss-t to keep the disease out of this
cS ,p.ry,
oECRHARYa;RR RRsHAM has decided that
che declaration OF independence and
the constitution of the United States
are too valuable - risk exhibiting them
Ct the worlds fair.
zen. HIRAM BERDAN, inventor of the
o torpedo fiesler bearing his name. died
suddenly at Washington on the 31st
Mr. CLEVELAND has declared that he
will smash all states prepared for the
distribution of patronage in congress
esisnsl Districts
CONGRESSMAN CHARLES HOOKER, of
Mississippi, was struck by cable car
. an Washington and probably fatally
D injured.
PRESIDENT CLEVELAND has fully de-
Sermincd TO accept the Invitation to
take part in the worlds fair opening
exercises
SECRETARY SMITH is said to have de-
cided in favor Of the lottery plan for
she opening OF the strip but it does
not meet with the approval Of the set
otlcius
SECRETARY GRESHAM has character
lied Shs recent statements regarding
the Behring sea arbitration tribunal as
a mtschievous publications for which the
o ADMINISTRATION is not responsible.
PRESIDENT CLEVELAND sent to the
senate punbar of nominations, among
Sahers that of William T. Curtis, n
erem'nent New York anti-snapper to
be assistant secretary of the treasury
THE United States supreme court has
rendered decision against the soon
ers" in the Smith Townsend case from
OKLAHOMA
a THEp.s is war over the Georgia patron
age teeween Secretary Holie Smith and
Sepator Gordon.
GEN. ALFRED PLEAsANToN is very
sick and feeble at Washington.
THE EAST.
ESEvEN deaths from grip" were re-
corded at the office Of the health board
eat New York on the 2sth.
The Seligmaps, of New York, deny
that they are interested in the pur-
ohase Of the Memphis street railway
ssysteR. g
fHE Pennsylvania board of pardons
has recommended pardons for A be
e Buzzard, the notorious Welsh mountain
outlaw, and James = DUNCAN, the
evreclier of the Bank of America, Phil
SsSadelphia,
AT merting of embalmers of the
United oStateso at Pittsburgh. Pa, the
body of Edward James, who died a few
days ago from injuries received in a
street 6ght, owas mummified. Prof Sui
Ivan, of Louisville, KY, claims the
body will keep for ages
SBoEMAKERs of Auburn, Me, will de-
manufac thrers are united to resist it,
"there is good prospect for long fight
and n lockout
osGovEENaENr inspectors have located
Q an illicit still in big brewery at Phil
adelphia and have seized the brewery
and arrested the proprietors. 90
9 PHE Reading reads statement for
February Shows deficit in earnings
over last year
Col RoBESr e. INGERsoLL was re-
ported unwell.
REV. MCNEILLE, pastor of the Congre-
gational church at Bridgeport, Conn,
has been dismissed by his congregation
, for gearing patent leather shoes and
, other finery.
q. ", to corner the charcoal industry.
HIGGINS hotel at bradford, Pa, was
burned and Four persons were burned
to dcathe
The beautiful residence of Joe JEFF
ferson onOButtermilk bay, Mass, was
totally destroyed by fire and his cook.
Miss Helen McGgath, tperished in the
flames
Ten men were killed by an explosion
in mine at Shamokin, Pa. !, caused by
miners lamp. as
TIE New York clothing manufacture
ers have enjoined the American FEEDER
alton of Labor from DECLARING a boy
cott
MARY LARNED BARTLETT, wife of ex-
President Bartlett, of Dartmouth col
lege, died. suddenly on the 2d. She
was the daughter of REV. Erastus
1arned and was born at Canterbury
Conn. in 1921.
TUE municipal council of the Irish
National league and the representa-
tivcs of several othor Irish societies met
at New York and took preliminary
steps toarrange for a big amnesty meet.
ing, to, be held IN thas city in the near
future.o
. DUKES cigarette factory. Second
: avenue New YORK., burned recently.
The total damage was placed at s4oo.
0Oe. Five hundred girls were thrown
out of work.
ONE of the trustees of the brooklyn
Q tabernacle says thst DR.. Talmage will
remain in brooklyn.
JAMES W.oH AMILToN, the colored eX-
preacher and convicted wife murderer,
&ed in the electric chair at Sing Sing,
N. Y.
: The Corbett-Mitchell fight on Coney
island may be forbidden. :
WATER broke into u drift of the
Laurel Hill mine, at Hazleton, Pa, and
two miners were drowned.
THE WEST. as
TRAINS will soon be Running into St
Isauis over the Missouri, Kansas &
Eastern road by way of Boonvlle and
bt Charles.a
Gov. WAITE, of Colorado, has vetoed
the bill creating q reilroad commission.
THERE was a destructive fire ut East
Prairie, Ao., the other morning.
A CASE of leprosy is reported ct Oak
land, Ill.
ANuMBEn of prsminent citizens have
been indScted ut Hiilsboro, ILL.,, on
charge OF gambling
THERE is a serious split in the Chero'
kee council over the manner IN which
the fiual settlement and payment oi
the strip money shall be made.
In a landslide north OF Edmunds,
WASH, Robert Baler was killed and