The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-06-02

the SiOux Investment Co., of Sioux City
Ia, on the petition of several interested
Kansas men.
AFTER all the talking and fighting
about the matter, it has at last been de
cided that Musical Director Thomas
will not have to go at present.
FREIGHT and passenger trains on the
Santa Fc collided at New Boston, Ia.
and the fireman of the passenger trair
| was scalded to death.
THE Swift Packing Co. discharged 81
men at Omaha because, as alleged, ot
the lack of business
UNKNOWN thieves attempted to steal
the Swiss jewelry exhibit at the worlds
fair, valued at $3.50, 600, by tunneline
| under the floor. They were discovered
hut made their escape.
The upper Missouri is on a boom.
THE Monarch. of Peoria, ILL.,. one oi
the biggest distilleries the country,
has also withdrawn from the trust
making six in all now out.
CINCINNATI railroads are reaching out
for great tract of valuable city pop
erty for terminal facilities.
ED YOUNG and Allen Armstrong,
ETelhtIl, Dttdiit 81 "oIh out W tlt1t
efforts to extinguish the fire at Beld
ing, Mich, that they died from ex,
haustion-'
WINTER wheat millers have been in
session at Toledo, o., to form league
to adjust prices
THE Missouri railroad commissioners
have decided that single animal must
be accepted as freight, although unac-
companied by a person.
WEsTEoUSD freight train No. II on
the Fort Wayne road was wrecked near
Dunkirk, o., seventeen cars being piled
up. A number of tramps were reported
killed.
IT is reported that the town of Rock
line Cal, thirty miles east of Sacra.
mento, has been destroyed by fire. II
is place of LOCO inhabitants.
A SPARK from cigarette set fire to
sheds of the stables of the Arabs at
Chicago and they lost several valuable
camels and horses.
Is the circuit court at Lincoln, ILL.,
Charles w. Primm was awarded 81, U0C
damages against Harry Pinko. Primm
was manager of Il branch clothing store
at Latham for Pinko, and when the
business was closed up Pinko had his
employe arrested for embezzlement but
failed to make Il ease.
Bill LUTTRELL, a self=confessed Tex
as thief and murderer, was shot and
killed in the Indian territory by ex-
Deputy United States Marshal Hiram
Easterwood.
THE Michigan legislature has passed
a woman suffrage bill.
Doc NORRIS, tough, was killed
while resisting arrest at Guthrie, Ok.
THE question of worlds fair opening
on Sunday will soon be tested in the
courts.
THE financial sensation on the Goth
was the failure of cX-Sccretary of the
; Treasury Charles Foster at Fostoria, o.
A number of other firms were dragged
down. Much distress, it was said,
would result
MASKED robbers attempted to hold
up Mobile & Ohio train at Forest
Lawn, ILL.,, but were frightened of by
the conductor.
Mrs. FRANK KINCAID, wife of a
wealthy stockman of Charlottesville
Ind, has eloped with John Sargent, an
employe of her husband. The man is
ignorant and not even fine looking.
THE business portion of Rocklin, Cal.
was destroyed by fire, and Alice Irish
aged 10, was burned to death. Losses
500. 900. o..
THE strike of telegraph operators on
the Fort Howard division of the North
western road was reported proving
somewhat of a fizzle. All trains were
running on time and several men had
applied for reinstatement, but were re-
fused, as new operators were expected.
REPORT came from the Colville res
ervation in Washington that the In
dians had attacked party of govern
ment surveyors and murdered two OF
them.
OLD union soldiers of Oklah homa are
indignant over the plan of Secretary
Hoke Smith for opening the strip,
which they claim will rob them OF
their just rights. =.
THE problem of how to make the
awards is costing worlds fair officials
lots of sleep, many of the exhibitors
protesting against the plan which has
been agreed upon.
A SOUTH DAKOTA man is going to at
tempt the perilous feat.of planting a
flag on the top of the famous Devils
Tower, supposed to be inaccessible:
THE first open Sunday at the fair
was grand success in point of attend
ance. it being estimated at over 100, 900.
CHIEF BUsHYHEAD is going toimprove
his privilege of selecting section in
the strip by taking one which will be
eligible for townsite.
WHILE the Foster failure has created
great disturbance in Fostoria, O., and
neighboring towns, it is not thought
there will be any further business ca
lamities as result.
The worlds fair congress of homeo-
pathic physicians and surgeons opened
on the Goth and distinguished men from
many foreign countries were in attend,
ance-
WEAVER, GErz & Co.. coal dealers,
Chicago, havefailcd. Liabilities, $780,
OO9.
THE SOUTH.
ROBBERS entered a store in Stone
bury, Montague county, Tex, and.
after securing quantity of goods, took
them away with train of pack mules.
WATER from the Mississippi river
levee crevasses overflowed East Carroll
parish, La. and the people were in i'm
minent danger.
LONE STAR, a small town in Cherokee
county, Texas, was almost wiped out
by fire Dr.. ]. E. Roberts was burned
to death in his Office.
EX-SENATOR GEORGE w. JONES, OF
Dubuque. Ia, will accompany the re,
mains of jeff Davis from New Orleans
to Richmond, Va. The ex-senator is in
his s9th year and was a contemporary
of the celebrated coterie of statesmen
in congress forty and fifty years ago.
THE levee at Lake Providence. La,
gave way. Much land was inundated.
MASKED men held up and robbed the
express car on passenger train al
Coleman. Tex. The passengers were
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