The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1894-10-19


three children pertahed by fire on their
{AfHn III tie outskirts, of Elizabeth, N.
u The husband and father was absent
at the time. The general belief ~as
| that Mrs. HarripaN bssame suddenly
insane and set the house on fire.
! SINCE the opening of the strip,
George F. Rohr and E. T. Hands had
been holding down the same claim
west of Kildare, Ok. The other morn
ing at sunrise they came together and
Rehf Was killed. Hands ,rent to New
kirk and surrendered,
The tweptyeighth annual conven-
ton OF the American Institute of
Architects has opened In New York.
The institute contains twenty chap
tiers efid about 600 mem bers.
The Pacific Express Co.'S Office in
The Dalles, Orc, has been robbed of
81. 600 or Si5, 900. The money was sent
there from Portland.
In the fight at Atlantic City. N. J ,
between Austin Gibbons and Joe Wal
colt, the latter won in the fourth round.
FIFTEEN fishermen we're lost in a gale
on Sand island, 10 miles from Apala-
chico. Since the storm subsidized three
OF their bodies had been found.
A PROMINENT citizen Of Morton, Pow
ell county, KY; who Was out on bonds
Tor killing man, proceeded to get
drunk at the Beattyville fair and then
went after his old enemy, Sheriff
Simms. They both drew their guns
and Simms wac shot dead. The people
were infuriated and Col. John Drum
mond made Speech and said the MUIR:
derer must be hanged. and the mob
went to the iAil and put rope round
the mans neck and he was hanged, the
affair being done in a very formal man.
ner. None of the mob made any at
tempt to conceal their Identity:
The scehes at the Strauss musical
Jubilee festival at Vienna were Of un-
paralleled enthusiasm. Almost every
writer, aetof and musician in Europe
eciit the distinguished composer gift,
and he will have to build d big build
ing to display them.
DISPATCH from New Orleans said
that at the crossing Of the louisville &
Nashville and the Northeastern rail-
roads near Elysian Fields on the 18th
a frightful accident occurred, the East
Louisville train loaded with excursion
lists crashed into the sixth coach Of the
Louisville & Nashville and some TWEEN
ty-ssven Passengers were wounded,
Some of them fatally. The accident
was caused by one of the engineers dis
regarding instructions.
CAPT. MARTIN, an English officer,
jumped from tie Poughkeepsie, N. V,
bridge to the water, distance of 100
feet: He was picked up in an uncon-
sclous condition but soon revived. He
suffered slight wrench Of the right
knee, but was apparently uninjured in
any other way. The jump was made
on a wager.
FAILURES for the wsel: ended Octo-
her ta {Duns reporD were 211 in the
United States, against 1913 last year; in
Canada 43, against AZ last year.
CLEA RING house returns for the prin-
cipal cities of the United States for
the week ended October IL showed an
average increase as compared with the
corresponding week last year of 80,
in New York the increase was s.; out
side New York the increase was SIS.
THERE now seems to be very little
doubt that Heavyweight Champion
James Corbett will defend his title
against Bob Fitzsimmons, the cham
pion Of middleweights. The men met
at New York and after an hours par
leying they and their managers agreed
to fight to a finish at the Flor
ida Athletic club, Jacksonville, Fla,
for purse of $41, 900 and $4,000 a side,
any time after July 1, 1895. The battle
will probably take place in the fall of
next year, the date being left to the
club:
A BOAT containing four men was
struck by squall off Coney island, N.
Y, and capsized on the 18th. One of
the men was rescued in an unconscious
condition.; the three others were
drowned.
Four earthquake shocks were felt in
Athens on the night of the 10th.
EUGENE V. DEBs and the other di-
rectors of the American Railway union
have mailed 100000 copies of an appeal
for reorganization of the old order On
roads opposed to the American Railway
union the men are urged to organize
secretly and promises of ample protec-
ton are given to them by the signers
If the appeal.