The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-09-08
The Hotel de Logerot, Fifth avenue.

New YORK, has assigned.
GENDARMEs suppressed disturbances
at Bilbao, Spain. Eight or ten rioters
were wounded and twenty arrested.
AS the facts come to light it is clear
ly developed that gigantic steal is
intended in connection with the Chero-
kee strip allotment unless the govern
ment interferes.
TRAIN went through bridge near
Streator, Ill. Two persons were killed
and number seriously hurt.
CAPT. O. EIERMAN, an aeronaut, made
an ascension from Schlitz park, Mill
waukee, and when last seen was mere
speck in the sky directly over Lake
Michigan. Nothing has been heard of
him or the balloon since.
THE Thornton worsted mill, in Johns
town, r. L., was burned. Itwas four
set mill and had $50 employees. Loss,
1925, 900: insurance, 5000, 900.
PETER MCCooEY, laborer of Chi
cago, was killed by burglars. The rob
bers aroused him and as he sat up in
bed, Thomas Higgins, who was after
ward captured by the police and con-
fessed the killing, shot McCooey
through the eye.
THE New York Herald correspondent
in Costa Rica telegraphs that the coun-
try has established several quarantines
one against New York on account of
cholera, another against Honduras and
Nicaragua for smallpox and third
against Bocadeltoro for yellow fever.
THOMAS ST. CLAIR, convicted at San
Francisco of the murder of Morris Fitz-
off hah hoy y-ly hoe Id
to the supreme court of the United
States court on a writ of error and his
execution will be delayed.
A COUNT along the border shows that
the number of homeseekers on the
Kansas line has been greatly exagger-
ated, there being not more than 5000
of them, all told.
AT fire in a London oil shop num-
ber of those in the building were un-
able to escape and at least five per-
ished.
A PROTEST has reached Washington
from the kiowas and Comanches
against the ratification of the agree
ment to sell their lands, claiming they
were unduly influenced. 1t is asserted
that lobbyists are behind this move.
REPORTS from the camp of the Dalton
gang say that Bill Dalton and two
others of those who were in the fight
at ingalls, are fatally wounded.
Two physicians, after examining the
body of a man who died at Belfast, Ire
land, under suspicious circumstances.
have certified that his disease was
Asiatic cholera
THE French Catholic mission at
Lichuen, in the province of Huphe,
China, has been attacked and sacked
by a mob.
The Columbian caravel, the Santa
Maria, which was built by the Spanish
government, will probably soon be-
come the property of the United States.
The Spanish government finds that the
expense of carrying the caravel and
the sailors is too great and is anxious
to get rid of the vessel.
THOMAS PLUMMER, charged with the
murder of DIR. John Hedgepeth, was ac-
quilted by the jury at Ozark, Mo.
BOYCOTT against all products of Ar
mour's packing houses was declared by
the Kansas City industrial council
EMPLOYEES of the Chicago & Eastern
Illinois railroad have accepted reduc-
ton of 10 per cent. in wages.
a RAID was made by gang of out
laws on the Jail at Pineville, Ky, for
the purpose of rescuing the Martins.
THE surplus of the Wisconsin Central
has increased s36, 100 during the year
ended June 30.
THE interior department is contem-
plating the opening of two or three In
dian reservations to settlement