The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1894-09-28
JUDGE Ross, in the federal court at
Los Angeles, CAL, sentenced Gallagher

l OI $oOO. The outcome OF the trial has
| caused a sensation. There are many
other eases pending of similar import.
The iron ship Glenneslyn wac sunk
in the East river, near Brooklyn, as a
final resort to extinguish fire that
broke out on board. The loss on the
cargo of oil was $685. 600, while the YES
sci was thought to be damaged to the
| extent of $4,000 The vessel will be
| raised as soon as possible.
ST. MARY's eellcge at Oakland, Cal,
was damaged by fire to the extent of
| S1OO, 900 on the 24th; insurance, $50, 900.
The inmates escaped.
AT christening party at Patapasco
neck, near Baltimore, Nd, john Eond
took UP an old army musket, supposed
| to be unloaded, and proceeded to ex-
The gun exploded, killing a child
named Charles Zeigelhoefer and dan
gerously wounding the mothe..
FIVE laborers were buried under q
mass of earth, almost as compact as
stone, while at work at Philadelphia
making an excavation for the founda-
| ton of retaining wall. One man was
fatally injured and died in a few min
utes after his body MAS recovered.
-Four Others We're seriously injured.
EARLY on the 23d an eastbound Big
-Four freight train collided with west
| bound freight running ahead of time
near Dayton, o. George Nuns. of
Springfield, O., was. killed ind three
tramps Were seriously, perhaps fatally
injured. The property loss was heavy.
A MARROW strip of country, 200 miles
| long, in Iowa and Minnesota was laid
| waste by a hurricane on the night of
| the 2lst. Ruined t6wns, devastated
farms and many dead and injured peo-
| pie marked the course of the tornado
1t started about 10 miles south Of
Spencer, in northwestern Iowa, and
sweeping across the state. wiped out
the little town of Cylinder; and in
| jured the eeuatfy districts badly. It
! then crossed into Minnesota, running
the little town of Leroy and damaging
severely Homer and Lowther. The
number of lives lost are variously esti-
mated at from fifty-two to 100.
| Col. BRECKINRIDGE's son, Desha, had
a sensational alteration with James
Livingston at Lexington. KY. Liv-
ingston struck Desba with his fast and
| Desha struck at him with a knife.
The knife went between the fingers of
Livingston's hand. Bystanders rushed
\ and separated them.
| THREE attempts were made in thirty
six hours to set fire to the oil store
| house of the Baltimore & Ohio Rail-
| road Co. at Beach and West Taylor
streets, Chicago, and at night fourteen
watchmen guarded the Chicago Sugar
Refining Co., whose Oil warehouse ad-
joins that of the railroad company,
while hose was laid in readiness to
again suppress any blaze and the en-
| pl6yes who form the fire brigade of the
establishment were on fire duty.
| THE report of the formation of new
baseball league has been confirmed.
Ex-Manager Buckenberger, of the
Pittsburgh club, and A. X. Scandrett,
eX-secretary of the same organiza ton,
stated the new league had already been
organized. The circuit is to be made
up of Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, Boston,
New York, Brooklyn, Detroit. Provi-
dence and Chicago or Buffalo, and that
the new organization is to be known as
the National association:
| In Boston on the goth, acting upon
the instructions of the Clothing Trades
council No. 2, the garment makers of
| that city to the number of 1000 struck
JOHN POINTER was hanged in the
United States Jail yard at Fort Smith,
| Ark, on the Goth for double murder
committed on Christmas eve, 1891.
THE secretary of the treasury denies
that there is any discrimination made
against women in reducing the force
of clerks in his department.
THE sovereign grand lodge and the
grand sire, 1. o. o. F., have sustained
the action of the grand master of the
Kansas lodge, thus dissolving the re-
calcitrant lodges in Kansas until they
meet assessments for charitable pur-
poses.
IMMENSE deposits of mineral paint
have been discovered near Guthrie,
Ok, at one place fully thousand tons
being in sight, and a company was
being organized to put in large paint
mill and fully develop the find.
ADDITIONAL DISPATCHES.
THE president has appointed Gen.
William Ward Duffield, of Detroit.
Mich, superintendent of the coast and
geodetic survey to succeed Prof. Il. c.
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