The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-07-28

| said to have been IN the BentOnvllle,
Ark, bank robbery. have been captured
near Cherokee City,L. T.;
| FARMERS near Waterville, o., have
| made a rich oil strike, and there is
great excitement in that region over
the find.
| PRESIDENT GRANT, of the Omaha and
Grant smelters, says there is no cause
for n furry or alarm because of the sill
yer situation in Colorado 90
THE Minnesota supreme court has de-
cided that boycott directed against
an offending member of an association
is not only lawful but laudable.
| EVEN, Mich, has been almost en-
tirely destroyed by fire. The man sus-
pected of starting it was hanged upon
a tree. -
THE Russian exhibit at the worlds
fair was closed beca use of the boorish
conduct of customs officials, who i'm
agined that bonded goods had been
=, At Bayou, Ark. . dog brought in an
infants foot The rest of the body
was not found and crime was sus-
pected.
A THREsHING machine exploded at
Belen, n. NJ, killing the engineer.
NJ. J. BOWLING, editor of the Star, at
Renville, Mimi, man with neither
legs nor hands, has been arrested by
order of the village council for not
working poll tax.
SEVERAL points in Illinois report
farmers working night and day cutting
oats comparatively green to escape the
army worm, which is now taking the
fields.
The Newby pension case ended at
Springfield, ILL.,, in favor of the govern
ment. Had Newly won he would have
received saa, 900 arrears. etc. The gov
ernment claimed that Newby died dur
ing the war and that the claimant was
an impostor named Benton. -+
FIRES were Devastating the forests
and burning the grass near Fort Nc
Kinney and Buffalo, Wyo. ~
THE ruins of a prehistoric city have
been found by party of mine prospect
ors in the Colorado desert.
Gov. MARKHAM. of California, has ap-
| pointed ex-Gov. George C. Perkins
United States senator to succeed Le-
land Stanford.
LOUIS PETERSON and John Dunn,
painters, while watching procession
at Milwaukee, saw two pickpockets
working the crowd and frustrated their
attempt to rob a woman. One of the
thieves disemboweled Peterson, and the
other struck Dunn over the head with
blunt instrument. Peterson died. The
thieves escaped.
TIE closing Of two banks at Milwau-
kee on the 22d caused runs upon those
remaining open.
CHARLES w. DEPAUw, one of the
greatest capitalists of Indiana, has as
signed.
GEN. VANDEvER died at Ventura,
Cal, recently.
REV. CHARLES W. GALLAGHER, d. D.. o.,
| of Appleton, Wis, has been chosen
president of the Wesleyan seminary, at
Kent's Hill, Me. For four years he has
been president of Lawrence university,
at Appleton. ----.-.-
A MASS meeting in the cause of silver
was held at San Francisdo. A series
of resolutions were adopted in which
the 'secret demonstration of silver"
in 1878 is denounced as "a crime which
can never be expiated, except in its
complete rehabilitation"
THE Merchants national bank at
FIFTEEN persons, eight of them ex-
federal officers, have been indicted at
Portland. Ore, for smuggling Chinese
and opium into the United States.
I TIE second 'gland excursion of the
railroads from the Missouri river to the
worlds fair proved dismal failure.
GALE, town eighteen miles south of
Caddo, L. r., was visited by tornado
A church and many barns were de-
stroyed.
THE Woman's Relief corps of Illinois
has decided to establish a home for old
soldiers and soldiers widows. at Will
miugton, Ill. -
NONRESIDENT insurance agents are
! being prevented from doing business in
4 Illinois by the new insurance law.
! REPORTS from Fort Gibson show little
likelihood of the expulsion OF any '.in-
truders' from the Cherokee nation.
sTHE Lane & Bodley Co., of Cincin-
natl, closed because the workmen re-
fused to accept a reduction of % per
cent in wages during the present
4 stringency. ~. 9
= THERE was a slight fire in the trans
/ Jportation building at the worlds fair
the other day. 1t caused considerable
stSalarm-
~ =HE SOUTH. $
4 CITIZENS of Greenville, Miss, are in .
Egreat state of excitement over the fre-
quency of incendiary fires there of late.
THE straightout democratic ticket
I was elected at Jacksonville, Fla, with
big majorities.
Hon. JOHN HANCOCK, one of Texas
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of congress and prominent in politics,
tdied at his home near Austin.
IssaTHE American bark Alice Reed, from
q Gienfuegos, with sugar, arrived ut the
Delaware breakwater. Both mates had
: yellow fever on passage One died and
was buried at sea-, *
STOCKHOLDERS, of the Galveston 4
Western railway voted to Increase the
tcapital:stock to ~, 000;0Oo,s and to build
least to the Sabine river, north tc
.. Houston and westto San Antonio river
A THIRD furnace of the Maryland
Steel Co at sSparrow's Point Md, was
banked. throwing all the furnace:
which had been lin operation out O
blast Aboat~30o lab0rers are out o
work from the shutdown se.
.YmnE.was no truth in the repor
: that Virginia state guards had beeI
killed in a battle with outlaws ~
II TEXAS railroad passenger earDingl
| for The. .qnarter ended June. 3 last shoy
/ a slight Increase over last yearly AZ;
/ TIE report of mternaf Revenue I.
! sbertor Hart is that sugar planter
will lose nearly s7eoseeo by the Kescu'
crevasse in Iberville paffshs La.
Ix the United Sta ties oUurt st As1sufa
Ca, the attorney Tor the Central Trus
Co. flied bill to foreclosea *r% %b0O, 90
4 mortgage onshe Georgia Pacific rail
readsl This u pat< @ the reorganize
tion scheme. s.S.f:..
) The Kentucky national bank .