The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1894-07-20

MARTIAL law mas OeSn proclaimed IN
Sacramento, Cal. Several men were
shot down by soldiers. No trains were
running out of the city on the 18th. AT
Oakland the yards On the mole we're
under the protection Of force OF $50
United States marines, inilitiamen and
deputies.
BRADsfREEr's review of trade for the
week ended the 18th, said that for the
greater portion Of the week general
wholesale business at Chicago and at
centers within the tributary territory
was paralyzed by the strike. The east
ern cities also felt the effects of the
tie-up, commercial travellers being COM
PEELED to leave the road. All western
centers report railway Transportation
restored, but 1t will be some time be-
fore the restoration Of conditions be-
fore the strike can be attained.
THE attention of the post Office de-
partment has been called to the Hon.
duras Lottery Co., which has been ad-
vertisirs IN a large number of papers
throughout the country that It's presi-
dent retains the presidency of flianli-
featuring concern III Mississippi and
that "all proposals for supplies and
machinery as well as business commu-
nications" should be sent to the com
pany's new address. All newspapers
containing these advertisements are
being barred from the pse OF the mails.
A long line Of rulings of the department
has held that these constitute adver-
tiseWents of lottery concerns and ac-
cordingly the papers are not only liable
to be thrown out of the mails but to
prosecution under the lottery laws:
GENERAL SECRETARY HAYES and T..
B. Mcclure, Of the Knights of Labor,
left Washington on the 18th. S. A.
French. of the executive committee,
who was also in that city, will remain
to attend to any business which may
arise in connection with the authori-
ties there. All the officers expressed
themselves as highly gratifed at the
success of their interview with the
president, and as feeling satisfied that
the cause of labor would be best served
at this time by the abandonment Of the
strike, proper terms being secured and
the immediate prosecution of the IN
vest;sation by the commission to be
"pPOAHCco ny CHe preSluenU.
A DISPATCH from Tromsoe, Norway,
said that the yacht Saide touched at
Danes island on the north coast Of
Spitzbergen July &. The yachtsmen
found on the island Prof. Oyen, the
geologist, who was left there BY the
American polar expedition under Wal
ter Wellman, to await their return and
to guard the depot esta bished on the
island. The yacht met an experienced
walrus hunter, Capt. Jehanncset1, COM
ing from the northwest. 1t was his
opinion that the Ragnvald Jarl, Well
mans steamer, had been beset by ice
and crushed. The Sadie left some sup
plies with Prof. Oyen. He declined to
return with the yacht, as he was
pledged to Mr.. Wellman to guard the
depot until the Ragnvald Jarl's return
THE labor demonstration held in
Cooper Union, New York, to express
sympathy with the strikers in Chicago
and the west Was an extraordinary
ohtpouring of people. The hall was
crowded to excess and 5000 people
surrounded the building, unable to get
in. The government and senate were
III uShihe5 W CuO oC1cHSS
of monopolies and congress was asked
to nationalize railways. The work
ingmen were called upon to use their
political rights.
CHAkGEs have been formally pre-
ferred against ex-Gov. Crittenden, con-
sul-general at the City of Mexico by
ex-Vice Consul.Genera1 Edgar and will
be investigated by the state depart
ment. They charge Mr.. Crittenden
with withholding portions of the es-
tates of citizens of the United States
who have died in Mexico.
In the athletic contests between
Yale university and Oxford university
The Americans won in the hammer
throwing, jumping and shot putting,
but the Englishmen won all of the
running events.
THE Great Northern Express Co. was
robbed Of $1,000 at Wickes, 90 miles
east of Helena, Mont, on the 18th. The
robbers overpowered the express driver
and took the wagon and the money:
PRENDERGAsr, the assassin of Carter
Harrison, the mayor of Chicago, was
hanged on the 18th. There was no
scene on the gallows and he faced
death calmlv