The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-01-27

/ THE republican senate Of Michigan
{ has repealed the Miner law by which
presidential electors were chosen by
! congressional districts. As the governor
and house are both republican the re-
peal viii probably stand
DR. 4. Il. EAST. OF Ei Reno, Ok has
/ been arrested charged with the murder
I Of q negro witness in the case of Clyde
Aattoz, under sentence 70 be hanged
at Wichita. Kan
Gov SEAY, of Oklahoma has sent his
message to the legislature, recommend
1 ing much needed Legislation
a sLEIGHLSG party, while returning
| from a trip TO ColiinsvoOds "a suburb OF
| Cleveland, O., was wrecked by "a COLI
/ sion with a. motor car. All were seri-
ously injured
r TBE worlds fair opening exercises in
/ May will be held outdoors, and will be
open TO the whole public.
j. w. McLAIN, a Colorado catuemau,
was found nearly frozen on the streets
/ OF Chicago after "a nights spree
The Lloyd & Watson block, James
town, n D., was destroyed by fire
Loss, 500. coo.
4 COAL famine is prevailing in some
parts of Iowa and the people are IN
great distress for fuel.
EHE supreme court of Illinois mas
decided that women are entitled TO vote
at school elections
I}T a broken rail a train on the Lake
Erie & Western was thrown from a
bridge at Peru, Ind, one person being
killed and many injured.
THE Chicago board OF trade protests
emerge eticalIy against the presidents
contemplated taliatory proceedings
against Ca .dn railways.
4YfrH sample but impressive cere-
monies the remains of the late Ruther-
Z ford B. Hayes We're laid to rest at Ere
mont, o., on the 2oth. President-elect
Clovelaud was among those who at
tended.
FIRE at Bryant, Ill, destroyed Eve
business houses.
FABMERs about Great Falls, Mont,
have been PloWiug for the last three
weeks, the thermometer standing at so
/ degrees above zero.
SrUARr RonsoN, the comedian. has
been dangerously i'll at st Paul, AIinn.
DEs MONIES, Ia, is in trouble with its
water works.
j. D. DUNCAN, editor of the Mail, Col
oFadO Springs, Col, has become viO-
| lently insane
Gov. ALreELD,of Illinois, has had an
other relapse.
THE cash book of the insurance de
partment of the state auditors office Of
Illinois was taken away by es-AuditOr
Pavey on retiring and he claims It as
{
mated that the state is ont $500, 600 or
more of fees of three terms, which, un-
der the statute should have been turned
into tine state treasury.
CATrLEsusS of Oklahoma are urging
that the Texas fever quarantine line be
moved farther south.
AT Muncie, Ind, the Lake Erie road
attempted to put new men in place of
the striking switchmen and a riot was
almost precipitated.
THBEE-nen We're killed by the explo-
sion of "a boiler at the water works at
Naphanes, Ind
An explosion Of giant powder at
Richmond, Utah, killed Benjamin
Lewis, mOFtally injured James Kerr
and badly hurt Thomas Exelers Fred
kainey and Elauder Pearl.
joins WoNIo, employed on the ice
/ field of +. C. Arnold at Ohkosh, Wis,
knew that his feet were freezing, but
faithful TO his dutv he remained al his
pest to keep the channel open and was
fatally frozen
THE gas works at Evanston, near
Chicago, blew up recently.
LAKE ERIE is frozen this winter as it
has not been known to be for many
years previously.
/ GREAT excitement was created at
Denver, Col. by the arrest of all per
formers at sunday theaters and the
closing of ali The houses, which was
followed by an assault on the house Of
Dean Hart by q mob of hOOdlums.
Z SEVERAL more deaths have occurred
of victims OF the Alton explosion.
FRANK WooDRUFF, the "confessor" in
the Cronin murder triaL Is reported to
have died in the Kansas peniteutiBry,
where he had been confined for horse
stealing.
THE Kansas republican caucus nomi-
mated Joseph w. Ady for United States
senator.
The Macbeth lamp chimney works at
Elwood. Ind, were destroyed by fire.
Loss. 500, OOC.
TEAEPERANCE crusaders are wuging
war on the saloonsaat Efinghams Ill