The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-06-16

its doors, but is expected to reopen be-
fore long.
FoNG KOw, Chinese girl who was
born in Los Angeles, Cal, has been
creating considerable Of a sensation on
the stage in San Francisco.
W. J. MCKINLEY, a printer who
wanted to start newspaper in Kansas,
was arrested at Guthrie, Ok, charged
with stealing type.
The indebtedness cf the Plankinton
bank, Milwaukee, is II, 200, 900. Its af-
fairs are in bad shape.
A GANG of tramps faided the town of
Waunakee, Wis, terrorized the citizens
and plundered every store and residence
in the town.
The strikers on the canal at Lemont,
Ill attacked the camp of the drainage
contractors and in the fight which en-
sued several of them were killed.
PETER PIERPET, of indianapolis, has
been appointed one of the board to ap-
praise the value of the propertylof the
intruders on the Cherokee strip.
The robbery of the Mobile & Ohio
express car at Forest Lawn, Ill. was
perpetrated by. a cool and daring. .daG
who made a. complete success of the
job.
THE Cherokee delegates have re-
turned to Tahlcquah and there is wide
spread disappointment because they
failed to bring back any money for the
bonds.
THE Ohio river lines have arranged
cheap worlds fair excursions.
EUGENE FIELD, the Chicago editor,
was given an honorary ga. NJ" at
Knox college, Galesburg, Ill.
PROF. JOHN ii. FINNEy has been in
augurated as president of Knox college
at Galesburg,. Ill He is said to be the
youngest college president in the Unit
ed States.
IT was reported that Henry Starr, the
notorious train. and bank robber, was
surrounded by deputy marshals at
Nowata, his home, n small station on
the Valley Route railroad, in the Creek
nation.
JOSEPH HIGGINS, owning a private
bank at 81 Washington street, Chicago
and three in Illinois towns, made an
assignment, The assets are scheduled
at $50, 900, but the liabilities are not es-
timated.
"a SENN-t iloN was tHS
worlds fair on Saturday night when
on unpacking the priceless collection of
laces sent by Queen Marguerite, thirty
valuable pieces were found to be miss
ing.
THERE was no further trouble at Le-
mont, Ill, and thousand men went to
work under military protection.
THERE was n good attendance at the
fair last Sunday, notwithstanding the
fact that the weather was gloomy and
that few people knew that the gates
were to be open.
AT Winnemucca, New, Walt Hecker-
man and George Rice quarreled and
Rice lassoed Heckerman, pulled, him
from his horse and dragged him Until
he was dead.
II. S. GAMBLE, of New York, a dele
gate to the international convention of
| the Typographical union, was drowned
in Diamond lake, a short distance from
Chicago. He was in rowboat and,
being seized with an epileptic fit, fell
over into the water.
The Kellogg clothing firm, Chicago,
has assigned.
| THE city of Fargo is recovering from
the terrible visitation of fire, and the
business men are preparing to rebuild.
| Ex-PIEsIDENT HARRISON is attending
the worlds fair.
| THE International Typographical un-
ion is in convention at Chicago.
| SQUINTING people of Chicago think
the Montana silver statue of Justice is
bow-legged.
| EVANS and Sontag, the famous Cali
fornia train robbers and desperadoes,
were run down and Sontag mortally
wounded in the fight which ensued.
| EXTENSIVE forest fires are raging in
the vicinity of Creede, Col, and are do
ing an immense amount of damage.
| A RECEIVER has been appointed for
the Harvey worlds fair hotel, Chicago.
The failure was the result of an article
in the Union Signal, the w. c. T. U.
i organ.
A WOMAN who said the angels had
commissioned her to kill Archbishop
Hennessy, of Dubuque, Ia, created
| quite scene at church in an effort to
execute her insane purpose.
| In the hall of Columbus, Chicago
Clara C. Hoffman, of Missouri, said the
remedy, in her opinion, for the drink
| ng evil is women's suffrage.
THE populists and prohibitionists OF
| iowa have a deal on foot to fuse or
| state issues.
Two boxes of dynamite were found
lear the railroad at Joliet, placed there
is thought, by the Lemont striker.
With the intention of blowing up the
| militia.
THE mystery surrounding the disap
oearance of Winfield Weaver, the as
,ailant of Miss Emma Sprague at Mon
sicello, ILL.,, has been solved by the find
ing of Weaver's body in the Sangamor
| river.
| THE SOUTH.
/ THERE is a bitter personal fight OF