The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-11-03

rescued on the desert between San
Diego, Cal, and Yuma on October 10,
after frightful experience, in which
the pair nearly died of thirst When
found Pulzer had been without water
three days. He had dug well six feet
deep for water, but without success,
and, crazed with delirium, he had lain
down to die.
ATToRNEY-GENERALM MALoNEY, of 1lli-
nois, is inaugurating a war on school
book trusts and coal mining companies
which run truck stores
THE Illinois supreme court has over
thrown the state weekly pay law.
THE United States cruiser Oregon has
been launched at San Francisco.
The Schroeder whitecap trial at CO.
lumbus, Ind, ended by the jury failing
to agree.
ONE thousand men have been laid off
fl the Alton shops at Bloomington, Ill
THE Pacific Mail steamship City of
New York went ashore at San Fran
cisco in fog. 1t was said she would
be a total loss. The passengers and
crew were saved.
SIX men were fatally burned by acid
| and steam at the works of the Ashland
wis Sulphate Fiber Co. Carelessness
in removing the cover of one of the big
digestors caused the mass of cooking
fiber to be turned on the men.
The public schools of Pana, ILL.,, have
been closed on account of diphtheria.
A MOVEMENT is on foot to consolidate
all the sewer pipe manufacturing con-
Germs of the upper Ohio valley, includ-
ing the firms of Toronto, New Cumber-
land, Calumet, Empire and Freeport.
The trust will be incorporated under
the laws of Ohio
ST. PAUL street ear men went out on
! a strike, and about sixty sympathizers
in Minneapolis were discharged, to-
gether with 10 in st. Paul, ''all for
good cause and not unionism, the Com
pany said
The national convention of the
Womens Foreign Missionary society
Of the NJ. E. church was in session in
St Paul, MINI. Reports showed the
different branches had contributed
s277, 7,29s for missionary work during
the past year, which is an increase Of
s11, ,947 over the year previous
! THE Rainwater- Bradford Hat Co., of
st. Louis, has failed. Assets, $500, 600;
liabilities unknown. 1t is asserted the
failure was precipitated by the discov-
cry that the firms head bookkeeper
was an embezzler.
| SOME person in Muncie, Ind, sent
Marshal John Woods, at Celina, o.,
some smallpox scabs incleeed il a let
ter. Marshal Weotis would not per-
NIT anyone from Muncie to come there
ard it is thought some one at Muncie
has tried to spread the dreaded disease
in Celina and resorted to the above
method.
THERE are between 1,OOO and 2, 900
| eeal miners on a strike in the Walsen-
burg district, Colorado, and about 600
at Lafayette, and in consequence near
ly all the mines Ia these districts are
| closed down.
II is now thought that the steamer
City of New York, which went ashore
in San Francisco bay, may yet be saved.
| THE steamer City of Concord and
consort, the Dunford, from Port Huron,
Mich, with crews of twenty y-one men,
have been lost on Lake Huron.
THE Lake Shore & Michigan South
ern is negotiating for the Toledo &
Ann Arbor.
THE Indiana & Illinois Southern is
likely to get shaking up from the Illi-
nois commission as a result of the
Effinghan disaster.
HENRY REIMER was terribly injured
at Indianapolis, Ind, by the explosion
of barrel of catsup he was unloading.
CARTER H. HARRISON, Mayor of Chi
| eago, was assassinated on the 2Sth by
Patrick E. Prendergast, disappointed
Office seeker.
SIX members of the Dalton gang rode
up to the store of George Hall, at Cush-
ing, 80 miles east of Guthrie, Ok, while
the store was full of people and com
PEELED the man to hand over the con
| tents of his safe, some $500.
ALBERT S. Wits, United States min.
lister to Hawaii, was in Frisco on his
way to Honolulu. He has definite in
structions and says the policy of this
/ country will be announced by the time
he reaches his destination.
MORE Chinese rioting was reported
in the Chuenga valley, a vegetab BILE gar
dening district between Los Angeles,
Cal, aud the ocean.
THE rear coach of an accommodation
train near Kenton, O., was wrecked by
an engine and caboose running into it
Three ladies were injured.
| THE SOUTH.
NEAR Knox Point. Bossier parish
some twenty miles above Shreveport
La, two negroes were lynched- They
| were notorious hog thieves and the
mob was composed of both whites an6
| blacks.
A COTTON rate war is being waget
between the Texas Midland and the
Houston & Texas Central
THE whitecap war upon certain gin
ners has reached Milan, Tenn, and the
gins of James Morgan, ID. c. Caldwell
and Butler 4 Co. have been posted
with the usual 40 cents per pound
warning. The gins will be run regard
/ less of the threats.
| WEST VIRGINIA towns have beel
flooded with counterfeit dollars. Th'
bogus money has the true ring and is
little over weight
THERE was bad wreck at Stella
Tex, a car jumping the track ant
striking against the engine of freigh
train going in the opposite direction
Two unknown tramps were killed, ais
John Door, of Luling, Tex
HENRY STARR, John Wilson and Al
CLANCY were convicted at Fort Smith
Ark, of robbing the NJ. X. & T. trail
at Pryor Creek, /. T., last May. The.
win be given the full penalty OF tn
law.
THE charred body of an unknown
woman was found in a smoldering FIR
| rear Eddvviile Kv.. and a crime is sus