The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-01-20
KANSAS STATE NEWS.

Eur state
The public printing biu OF the state
board Of agricul yure last ysar 7ll'losutea
70 IS, 1855.
There are ia Kansas g. is1 orgauized
school districts Ivith O school I-upuiz-
Jiou OF 4gs, sol.
Mrs Rautzahu. the alleged accel-
plice of Benson iu the I.eavenF- t51
murder, has been released.
The aid contributed TO settlers la
western Kansas during che winter %
l59O-'9l amounted 90 nearly c+4rllG
The electors for Eanzas met at Tope-
ks on the 9th and cast the ten electoral
votes of the state for Weaver and Field
Mike Kelley, Of Chapman, representa-.
tive from Dickinson county, IS the
youngest member OF the usw legisla-
ture- He Is a young larHasr and a uu-
tive Kausau, being but % years of age
He was born in Gray county uut has
lived iu Dickinson county ever since he
was years OLD
The third house. or more properly
speaking at this juncture the fourth
house, organized at Topeka without
friction and the governor prom pity sent
iu his message As this body consisted
OF persons who did not get there aad
as their certi6cales were uudlsputeu
the utmost harmony prevuged and the
tenor of the message may easily -bo
imagined.
vs.. II. Biddle, state trcasurerCIeci,
had not secured his necessary bond of
$1,000, 900 on the 18th. Negotiations
were pending with several Topeka
bankers 10 make good the amount lack
. log on the bond, but the rumpus over
the house organization put O. stop 90
them. S. C.. Slower, the republican
state treasurer, was TO continue ia pos
session of the office until the bond la
approved
Just before retiring from office Gov
Humphrey cgmmuled the life sentences
Of McNutt aud Winner 20 twenty-five
years each They have been iu tbs
penitcutiary for eighteen years, under
sentence of death, and this viii release
them ina about two years They mgr-
derci and burned q man at 4 gaous In
tending to palm OFT Eis body as that OF
McNutt and thus secure O. large insur-
auce policy.
In the meteorological summary for
the year 1892, issued by Prof Il. IT,
! Snow. OF the Kansas university no
says; THE year 1sDz was characterized
10y low mean temperature, caused by
q cool spring and summer Whilc the
autumn was warm uuu the WlutSE
months OF nearly average tempera ture-
I The rainfall was abundant making
! this the lfth successive year OF rainfall
above the average"
The senate. elected as assistant en-
rolling uirIiss Phoebe Turner, Lizzie
I Sweeney, Jessie O'Bryau, Pearl Nohe,
Matte Cauvis, Clara Andrews, Mamie
Gilbert, Edna Stesle- Nellie Feruey4
May Holmes, Mary McElruy- Katie
I Duy, Miss Marshall, Anna Randolph,
( Lizzie Armstrong and Mabel Fortuey.
I C.. a. Johnson was elected messenger
and Charles Drury, EiLic Tucker, Har-
I veY Saudeil unL Porter EEristy. pages,
Francis Key Brooke, pastor OF Trim
itY church at AteEisuH, was recently
I cousecrutcd bishop OF DEiuhomur with
headquarters ut GEturir- Great inter
eAt was manifested iu the event because
{ IL is the first c1use ration uf bishop
Z tual has taken place west OF the Mi-si--
Biuui river The cuuseCrlti8u took
place in the cathedral tEpisgop1ll az
I Topeka bishop HrooSe is relative
and is named for Francis Key, authuF
I OF "Ihe star Spaugied Banner"
During the row incident 90 the organ
izatiou OF the house At Topeka, the pop
J uIisL doUrkeepCr had Jan his possession Ell
I keys to Che hail except those leading
from the post Office 60 the corridors
I lie went Co George Higgins, republican
{ serEeut-a t-arm-- who was stationed at
the post office door, and demanded that
/ he deliver over chess keys. Higgins re-
. fused to comply sand i'm sine row wuieh
( followed rcvolvers We're drawn on both
] sides. aud general row was only pre-
. vented bv the interference OF 70 few level
t headed men, g4Ho rushed between the
4 belHgereuts-
P The dual Legislature started out with
{ q good supply Of officers. The r-pub-
/ licaus elected Speaker. George l.
] Douglass, of Sedgwieiz county speaker
I pro tenn, T. W. uoshi Marion county,
/ chief clerk, Flanis L. Brown, Anderson
/ county; assistant, John y Royce. Smith
7 county, acrgeuur-a t-arms. C.. C. eleven
Z ger, VE01Isou county. with fuIl corps
I OF CLERKS and other offices The pDEu-
/ lists elected: Speaker, j. M- Duusmorc-
/ Ecosho county speaker pro teEu.. W.
l H. Ryan. era Word county chief clerk
ben C. Rich, Trego county, .sargelat-
/ ut-arIls. Leroy j.. Dick LaGeLLs county.
I with a long list of subordinate officers
and clerks.
At the recent meeting of tire Kansas
I Improved Stock Breeders aszociutlou sc
] T0BeI1a officers were chosen ua follows.
/ President, w S. Sutton. OF Russell. Vice
] president, 81 b. HaJcoslz. of Norton
. Vile; secretary uud Treasurer IF. II.
/ pGpcnOe. of T3errytowni board Of direct
ors, 81. W. GicAfsc, % TgpeIrai C. r.
( WestbrooIE, of Peabody; Wii1ugHbE
Maxim, OF Florence; D. h. HsiEsss, ef
] Great Bend and George ~. Berry, of
I Eerrytovvn. a resolution was adopted
] requesting the legislature TO make tltg
] necessary appropriation 70 secure "a
suitable eNhi5it Of agri=uttu tural and liua
I stock resources at the worlds fair and
also asking for the enuetEleut OF Cd law
recommended by che State Dairgmeu's
association prohibiting Lll trams in
I yellow 1leumarEarine
in Iss5, when the state dental law
{ was enacted, there vver- over 500 dem
I lists iH Kansas and there were only "a
/ graduates Of dental colleges There
are now I4G graduates, many of whom
. have attended college and graduated
since the law went Into effect
I Reno county IS in line with the legls-
IaLure. Two boards OF county commits.
si1uers have been organiz=d-onc popu-
list and one repubiicau-eaeh huVlus
] two neuUers- There fsn contest pend
Ing Tor one of the mem bcrs-
] The W5chita Electric railway 4ul
I been sold bv the sheriff under mort,
tEa1e.of El0o. Gee. and was bought in bg
I the eastern boudholdcr4-
The Santa Fe earnings ia Kansas last
I year amounted 20 eI0- $50, T57. which g.
i sI-5T per ernt uf its total trltdc caEq
Z iuUs
Tie santa he road has g, ,sss miies o.