The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-07-07

IEc largest NoloIduO,
closed down and will not resume opera
tions until the outlook for silver is inn
proved.
AT the Palmer house, Chicago. ex-
Congressman J. Il. Gilfellon, of Mime
| apolis. married Miss Livina Coppick, of
Washington. Mrs. Gilfellon is a
| daughter of Mrs. r. c. Taggart, of
Washington.
TIE ten French farmers selected by
| the French government to study the
methods of American farmers have ar
| rived at Chicago.
A NAN giving the name of Thompson
has been arrested by the police of
Fargo. n. ID. 1t is thought that he is
the highwayman who robbed the Moor
head, Mimi, National bank of s., 900.
The South Dakota state supreme
court has decided that the Western
Union Telegraph Co. must accept mes
sages rendered whether or not written
upon the regular telegraph blanks. The
plaintiff, Joseph Kirby, gets $50 dam
ages. He has pending forty other cases.
Gov. ALTGELD was hanged in effigy
at Napcrville. near Chicago, on account
of his pardon of the anarchists.
IT is said that the Pullman car shops
at Detroit Mich, may be permanently
closed. The works employ 200 men.
The international Epworth league
met in convention at Cleveland, O., on
| the 29th.
THERE was another big break in
wheat prices on the Goth, the figures on
| the Chicago market being the lowest
ever recorded.
| NEAR Wharton, I. T., Manuel Herrig,
daring youth, attempted, single hand
ed, to hold up Missouri Pacific train,
| conductor.
MELBoURNE's rainmaking at Chey-
enne, Wyo., was dismal failure.
IT is likely that soon all the western
roa ds will have one-fare round-trip
rate to the worlds fair.
THE grand jnry at Decatur, H., in
dicted none of the lynchers of Bush,
and Judge Vail at once ordered a special
jury drawn to take the matter up.
CuIcAGo claims 2,1GO, 900 population
for 1898, 400, 900 more thxh New York
has.
COLORADO silver men met at Denver
and resolved to at once close down all
the mines and smclters of the state.
THE Chickasaws will give affiliated
| whites share of the government
money lately received.
PROMINENT citizens Of Denver. Col. :,
condemn the silver panic as hurtful to
the state, which is not dependent en-
tirely on mining, as the silver men
| would make out. The state would do
4 g., ~
doing well anterior to mining.
WHEAT took another big tumble on
the .30th and again the low price record
on the Chicago market was broken.
Tue liabilities of ofex-Secretary Charles
Foster, of Fostoria, o., approximate
81 200, 900.
JOE BIRD, a Choctaw half breed, con-
victed of wife murder, was shot by the
sheriff at Wilburton, l. I.
THE story that western Kansas is in
need of assistance for the purchase of
seed grain is denounced as false by Del
egate Milton, who is well informed
about the true situation.
EX-PREsIDENT HARRISON, comment
ing on the call for an extra session, cX-
presses some doubt about the ability of
| the president to control congress in the
matter of the repeal of the Sherman
| law.
THE Starr gang is on deck once more,
it being reported that they robbed the
! Frisco depot at Chelsea, /. r.
THOSE interested in the speedy open
ing of the Cherokee strip have decided
land to see if. he cannot hasten matters
little.
THE rumored closing of the Pullman
shops at Detroit, Mich, is denied.
A WAR of bakers has made deep cut
in the price of bread at Lebanon, Ill, ,
forty loaves being sold for dollar.
THE Pawnce allotments in the Indian
territory have been completed:
GEN. WARNER chairman Of the BIZ
metallic league, will proba bly, call a
meeting, to be held at Chicago on July
%, to consider the situation.
TIE feelings of DR.. Hassler, the COM
missioner from Paraguay to the worlds
fair, have been soothed and he has de-
cided to again uncover the exhibit of
his country.
CHARLES MCCLURE, the train robber
captured at Omaha, has been sent to
tAlc ' llc
turned out to be an old Missouri con-
vict who was once sent up from Jack
son county.
/, THE wife of Maurice barrymore died
at Santa Barbara, Cal, recently.
WHEAT took an up turn at Chicago
and there was strong feeling.
+ THE Empire Manufacturing Co.
burned out at Keokuk, la.
THE eighth annual convention of the
socialist labor party of the United
States opened at Chicago on the I'd.
Mrs. JANE HUeHEs, of Port Huron,
Mich, while boarding the excursion
steamer Edwards at Chicago caught
her dress in revolving shaft on deck
and was sent spinning through the air.
Her injuries resulted in death,
THE SOUTH.
The 21th was the fifth day of Sc
we're hot spell at New Orleans. There
were eight prostrations from heat,
three proving fatal.
THE Second National bank of Ash
land, Ky, closed its doors It is solvent,
but was forced to suspend because of
inability to realize on good paper.
THE Atlanta, Ga, chamber of com
nerce has petitioned the president to