The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1895-08-30
AI6CELLANEOCy.

WESTERN editors convened at Salt
Lake, Utah, on the 27th to- consider
the libel laws, the relations of railroads
to newspapers. the silver question. arid
lands and irrigation, and the formation
of western editors federation.
THE secretary of war on the Goth is
sued an order outlining the official pro-
gramme for the dedicatory services of
the Chickamauga and Chattanooga Ma
tiona1 Military park:
ANOTHER bull fight took place at
Gillette, Col, on the Goth, but on ac-
count of the slim attendance no killing
was done. The so-calledl fiesta has
ended and financially the show was .
failure. -, sl5t..s. ~. ss. ..., .'.--. =.
A MOB of $50 men broke into the
county jail at Yrela, Cal, at o'clock
on the morning of the Goth and hanged
four murderers in the courthouse park.
The victims were named respectively
Johnson. SENDER, Null and Moreno.
THREE hundred out of LOCO people
we're poisoned at German Lutheran
picnic near La Porte, Ind. 1t was
thought some miscreant poisoned the
potatoes or drinking. water. None
have died, but many were reported
very ILL.,. .......,.'.,.,.
A MOB of about dozen negroes took
Harrison Lewis, colored, from the Jail
at Springfield, KY. early on the Goth
and hanged him in the courthouse
yard. The jai1er escaped with the
keys and they were three hours batter.
ing the doors .down.auThe victim had
committed a cowardly murder. .ri
a. A STATEMENT. was given out at the
agricultural department. at Washing.
ton that all Organizations and persons
interested in good roads were invited
by the governor, and general assem- bly,
of Georgia to a road, parliament" to
be hela at Atlanta on October II, ls
ana As."'.~ 'a'1iply,I ,,nl.,.t.., Il az ~
LAT Rochester, n. Y, 1.eoo> members
of the United Garment Workers asso.
citation went on strike on the 9th
Unless the. bosses concede to their de-
mands the finishers and buttonhole
makers, numbering another 1000. were
said to be ready to go out, and the diff.
Guilty will affect 8, 900 laborers. E,
!, At. New York ON the cath the race for
the great Enturity stakes was won by
Requital, Crescendo being, second and
SILVER IL third. Reuuital secured a
purse of $53,7 $50 forvnavid. Gideon, her
( owner, Time, I'll 2.5: r'.yr...e ,=,.-
A BIG fire, broke ont in Cleveland. o.,
early on the morning of the cath in the
Williamson block Al. the southeast cor.
ner of the public square. 1t was soon
seen that the building was doomed and
the flames then threatened the Cuya.
hoga, block, the most costly, one in the
city. The loss was S75,O '""''''
FIRE broke out in the Comrey, Bierly
& Co.'S table factory at Sh elbyville,
Ind, on the SD, and it was totally de
| stroyed. The loss caused by the fire
! was estimated at $50, 600; insured for
! two-thirds of its. value, The factory
burnedwas the largest exclusive FAC
tory in the world. -" .,',1'r.1f - go ,
4" Dick MooREy of St.. Paul, and Billy
j HsRhessey,.., of Boston, fought twenty
.nonndsrt to a draw at Bradford, Pa, op
! the 28d: Both men were we'll ma tched,
,Hennessey. broke his. right hand in the
! thirteenth, but game continued the
fight. Sid Clarke, of Buffalo. was
1 DETECTIVE POWERS tried to- arres'
two men on train. at Grand Rapids
! Mich. |. who were thought to be- train
70 b6ers, when they drew their reyelv
!. ers, md inflicted wound from which
he soon died They then jumped.fr from
the train and escaped. $40 '''''.u
The Western Baseball as ISOLATION,
at a meeting at Peoria, I'LL, ON the c3d,
took away the franchise of the Denver
Omaha club and also dropped Spring
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