The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1895-10-04

made to unite them under one organi.
cation.
THE British steamer Wallacheia,
bound from Glasgow to Trinidad.
struck the rocks on Beacon perch and
sank. The vessel was wooden screw
of LEA tons. All on board were saved.
Two trolley cars on the Chester and
Derby lines at Chester, Pa. filed with
passengers crushed together while 60
ing at a high rate Of speed near Moore
and five persons were injured. The
conductors were responsible.
A JAPANESE syndicate is soon to put
On a steamship line between Japan
and some point on the North Pacific
coast, and Seattle, WASH. was making
81 strong effort to have the American
terminus of the line located there.
THE Cheyenne and Arapahoc In
west of Hennessey, Ok, have become
.ery ugly and were reported on the
10Th as holding war dances. Runners
from Anadarko were in communica-
lion with the Indians and it was said
hat the Kiowas were ready for the war
path.
CHARLES SMITH, at the house of his
.ather-in-law, Peter Buchert, at De-
.atur, ILL.,, fatally wounded his 7-year-
I'D child and instantly killed his sis.
6er-in-law, Edna Buchert. He also
ricd to kill his wife but failed.
AT Monroyia, CAL, Mrs. Hagel, an
ieronaut, made an ascent in a balloon,
and when at the height of 1000 feet
he inn, with hn oh 70, Int
failed to open and she shot downward
md was dashed to death on the ground.
The Chicago Tribune on the Goth
published interviews with number OF
Texas senators and representatives,
giving their position regarding the pas.
;age of a law with an emergency
clause to prevent the Corbett-Fitzsim.
mons fight. They were, without eX-
,eption. favorable to an anti-pugilism
law and will stand by Gov. Culberson.
The government finds it difficult to
lease the Cheyenne and Arapahoe lands
in the Indian territory on account of
the contract clause, which requires
that each claim shall have 200 growing
trees on it at the end of five years. But
twenty tracts of the 4, 1000 have been
rented.
A STORAGE house at Cincinnati of the
Cincinnati Leaf Tobacco Co. was
burned on the eth. 1t contained a,775
hogshcads of tobacco, the average con-
tents of a hogshead being 1900 pounds.
Both building and tobacco were a total
loss, the amount being $50. 900 on build
ing and $3.50, 600 on tobacco.
SECRETARY Morton has issued an
order that from and after October %
next cattle from Mexico for grazing
and immediate slaughter may be
brought into the United States through
the ports of San Diego, Nogales, Ell
support of Laredo. The admission of
the cattle is permitted subject to in
spection and certain restrictions.
A CENTER ISLAND, n. ", dispatch on
the 25th stated that British boat had
won a yacht race from an American
boat, Spruce ". having captured the
second of the Seawanhaka cup chal
.enge series for small boats, defeating
Ethelwynn, the defender. by a mar
.ow margin of % seconds, in a 12-mile
ace over triangular course of miles
side. gone over twice.
THE Western league teams from Mil
waul1ee, Minneapolis and ST. Paul and
Western association team of picked
men will go to the Pacific coast to play
Oall during the winter.
FOREST fires were reported raging in
The vicinity of Carbondale, Pa. The
.illages of Forestville and Richmond
we're surrounded by fire and numbers
If cattle had persisted.
SIXTY-FIvE pounds of giant powder
exploded on the Goth in the Belgium
nine, near Leadville, Col. Ten miners
we're at work at the drifts at the tim e,
md it was believed that a miner car
.ying the powder from one drift to an
,ther let it fall and the explosion
.aused cave-in, resulting in the in
slant death of six and the serious in
ury of two more.
SECRETARY MORTON has informed the
.ivil service commission that he wants
some meat inspectors. taggers and
stock examiners at Kansas City and
that he does not want any more micro
scopes at that point. He wants them
for work some time in November.
The American Humane association
met in its fifteenth annual convention
At Indianapolis, Ind, on the 25th.
About 100 dele rates were present. Sec
cetary Francis G. Rowley made his an
nual report summing up the associa
TONS work for the year. He showed
that G. cas- cases of cruelty to children
and 4,23S cases of cruelty to animals
had been prosecuted.
THE steamer Mark Hopkins collided
with the steamer Vanderbilt at Nine.
Mile point, Mich. on the 9th, and the
Hopkins went down in two minutes.
The Vanderbilt was but slightly in.
jured. The Hopkins was insured for
FAC, 600
AT Amsterdam, 10000 diamond cut
ters struck upon the refusal of the EN-
ployers to adopt conditions upon which
the cutters trade union insisted.
TIE excursion steamer Macatawo
was burned to the waters edge on the
Goth at Chicago and two of the crew
were supposed to have persisted in the
flames. The fire broke out in a lumber
yard and the flames, famed by lively
breeze from the lake, swept across the
slip and enveloped the Macatawa-
THE building of the Minneapolis
Mimi, chamber of commerce was dam
aged by fire to the extent of $50. OOt
and its contents to another $50, 900
Fully insured.
JOHN FoorE shot and killed Jane.
Slabaugh near Saltwater. Ok. and