The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-04-14

Ar Rush City, Mimi, two drunken
men quarreled with John Bigfoot, a
Chippewa Indian, and cut his head off
with an AK.
erectei tor worlds fair purposes, was
tblown down by the high wind.
THE Yellow Poplar Co. S plant at
Ironton. o., was burned. Loss, $780,
boo Thirty dwellings were burned in
addition and Mrs Brush, an invalid,
lost her life.
ARMOUR. Swift and Morris, the great
meat packers, it Is reported, will utilize
their plant at Tolleston, Ind, by the
| erection Of huge tanneries and leather
warehouses.
THE Anchor mill at Meredosia, Ill,
was wrecked by boiler explosion.
| Patrick Cody, the engineer, was killed.
FIFTEEN cars were ditched by an acci-
dent on the Chicago & Indiana coal
railroad near Brazil, Ind
THE Alton will again become a MEM
ber of the Western Passenger associa-
| ton.
The maximum freight law just en-
acted by the Nebraska legislature will
be fought by the railroads.
REV. FATHER MEYER, of Milwaukee.
has been appointed assistant to Rev.
Father MARITIME, general of the order of
| the Jesuits.
The shortage in the Ottawa county,
O., treasury is growing and the figures
thus far indicate 1t will be upwards of
| $50, ,000.
|
! Mrs. MATILDA CARsE was reelected
president of the Chicago w. c. T. U.
This meant complete Endorsement of
her course in charge of the temple.
1JEsU FUEN, Mexican of San Ber.
nardino, CAL, stabbed William Gold
| koffer fatally and then nearly severed
the head of francisco Flores, a Mexi-
can woman with whom he had been
| living
THE Watts case at Muldrow, /. T., is
not settled yet, his appointment as post
master not having been revoked, but
simply suspended pending an investiga-
| ton.
| The Minnesota senate is very much
incensed at Gov. Nelson for his hasty
signing of the Peterson grain bill, and
threaten to impeach him.
The negotiations for the opening
of the Yankton reservation will prob
ably fall through on account of dispo-
sition on the part of the Indians to
back out.
THE boilermal<ers and machinists of
the entire Santa Fe system went out on
a strike for higher wages on the sth.
| MCALIsTER, the new marshal of the
Indian territory, proposed that con-
ference of the factions shall be called
| to settle the Choctaw war.
| The Choctaws are alarmed over a
government threat to take their claim
money to pay soldiers expenses unless
their war is speedily ended.
| A RAIN which came just in time saved
a number of Ohio towns from destruc-
ton by forest fires raging in their vi
cinity.
ELoF BENSON and Jesse Kendig were
asphyxiated at Hyde Park, Chicago, by
escaping gas and both died.
OFFICIALS of the Six Companies say
that the announced notifications of the
law will not influence Chinese to regis
ter.
eNO-WATER, the Sioux renegade, has
died of his wounds and pneumonia.
| ARCHITECTURAL and ornamental iron
workers struck at Chicagn on the 10th
| for shorter hours.
THE men at the worlds fair struck on
the 10th to secure recognition of their
unions. The strike soon ended.
HIGH water threatens the towns along
the Red river. n. ID.
THE decree of final distribution of the
| estate of Mrs Honl,ipS r1eS was
signed before Probate Judge Coffey al
San Francisco. Timothy Hopkins re.
ceives all the property in California be
longing to the deceased. 1t is valued
at 81 .0OO. 900.
THE highbinder war in San Francisco
has broken out afresh.
JUDGE DEEMER. of Council Bluffs. Ia
has rendered decision defining the
power of the state board of railroad
commissioners, holding that their orders
are binding on railroads.
The connection of the new Missouri
Kansas & Eastern railroad with the
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy at La
Motto, opposite Alton. has been made.
FIRE at Guthrie, Ok, destroyed foul
business houses and caused loss OF
$4,000.
1 IT is feared that the exhibit from
southern California for the worlds fail
has been ruined in wreck on the
Southern Pacific. go
As Gov. Jones. of the 2Choctaws, re
fused to go to Washington the govern
ment will send a peacemaker to see il
an agreement between the factions can
not be reached.