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

The Adelaide was keeled over and a
4 least three persons we're known t.
have gone overheard, but there was
ramon that. thew had been, picked NJ
] by q passing vessel
AT Maspeth, Long Island. on the Goth
George Lavigne, the ''Seginaw Kid,
knocked out Jimmy Handler, of New
lark NJ hrnnnd------------
AT North Andover, Mass, on tn,
Goth, 81. Q. Heughton, ST., head of the
publishing house of Hougbton. Nj film
& Co, of BOSTON, died suddenly from
heart failure.i He was 70 years Of age
THREE children of~aenrye johnson
and.wife. colored, living in,@he country
near Mexia,> Tex, were burned t.
Heath in their home while their par
ents were at church. - - ; az, ~
nTHE official programme for the 6. A
R. encampment at Louisville, KY, fol
the week commencing,Se September has
been announced.jaye .sl1JI.'. 4-D.. u
BULL fights took place at Gillett
Col, on the 24th and s5th in the pres
,ence Of 5000 people. One of the Mex
cans came within an ace of losing his
life and there was great excitement in
consequence, not a few Of the women
'ainting. Many deputy sheriffs were
n attendance and the, management
was placed under arrest but no at
empt was made to stop the proceed.
ng. CO.. f. - ''.i-
ON the evening of the oath the steam
r. City of Toledo and the schooner
Nagdalen Downing co1lided in Putin
Gay. near, Toledo. O., and so feet OF
,he upper works of the City of Toledo
was torn away, creating a panic on
Ooard. The officers finally restored
rider and when the debris was cleared
away it was found that several per-
IONS had been seriously injured while
It least fifty had received cuts and
bruises. The Magdalen Downing only
ost her jib-boom and some canyas.
THE secretary of agriculture has
ssued report on grapes and their
diseases, giving much valuable infor-
nation on the subject
In house of i'll repute at Sioux City,
Ia, on the 25th, Max Noack was found
lead in bed with a bullet in his brain.
BY his side laid Hazel Hammond. an
innate of the house, with a bullet
wound in her head. She may perhaps
i've. Noack, it was believed, tried to
induce the woman to leave the life she
vas leading and return to her home,
md that when she refused he shot hel
ind then killed him self. go. De-.
THE ingram carpet weavers of Phil.
.de1phia, who struck several weeks
igo for an increase of : per cent. in
wages, have. won the fight. About
5000 operatives were involved. %
AN extensive confagration occurred
At Tione, in Austria. Fifty houses
were consumed and LOG families rem.
iered homeless.
A PARTY of white laborers visited
the .Alexan der fruit ranch at Ander,
son. CAL, which had been leased tc
Cinnamon, and drove the Mongolians
from the place. After the Chinese left
the packing house was set on fire and
over five tons of dried fruit, with all
the appliances of the plant, were de-
stroyed. The feeling against China
men in that section was very bitter
I AN attempt was made to blow up the
Sastbound Northern Pacific train with
dynamite about / mile east of Butte
Mont, recently. Nearly the whole
train passed over the dynamite before
it exploded. The last coach, filled
with passengers. was badly shattered
but no one was injured.
%, MCPHEE & McGINNITY's fve-storx
planning mill at Denver, Col. was com
pletely destroyed by fire on the, ed.
Loss, $50, 1000.
The Salt Lake. Utah, county repnb
lican convention on the 23d nominated
Mrs. Lille R. Pardee for the senate
and Mrs.. E. B..Wells for the house O.
represent tives. .+" s..'-.'.... -.
AT Washington Miss Nellie c. Rhode.
made a bicycle record of 10 miles in 8;
minutes and 10 seconds. 800. - .-.ye
THE Grand Rockland hotel at Con
gers, N. Y, was destroyed with all its
contents on the ed. Some of the
guests lost all their clothing and left
for town wrapped in blankets. The
owner of the hotel said his loss would
be. $40, 900 over the insurance. The
building cost SEA, 600 and the furniture
$4,000 =, ..,-
A MAN named Hall was driving
wagon loaded with nitro-glycerine &c
the magazine on the top of Bully Hill
outside the city limits of Franklin,
Pa, on the 22d, and was within $50 feet
ploded. The wagon and horses were
blown to atoms and not a vestige OF
Halls remains were to be found. The
shock was SO great in Franklin that
windows were blown out and num-
Der of .chimneys were knocked down.
RUINoUs forest fires were raging in
the pine belt near Egg Harbor City,
N. j., on the 22d. Many wheat patches.
blackberry, fields and fruit orchards
had been destroyed. "'-'+'''- y
THE steam schooner Excelsior, which
arrived at Seattle, Wash, from Alaska,
brought the news of the wreck of the
sealing schooner Walter Earle, of Vic
toria, which was fcapsized April IL,
with the loss of every man on board,
including Capt, Magnesen and a crew
of seven white men and eleven Indians.
She was found bottom up and the In.
dams werei in the forecastle.
CLEARING house returns for the prin-
cipal cities in the United States for the
week ended August % show an aver
age Increase as compared with the cor
responding week last year of TO- q; in
New York the increase was 14.7; out
side New York, G. 5. '.''-4't - - ~. a.
THE London Standard stated that
many Americans who were on the Sea
ford, which was sunk by the steamer
Lyon. in the English channel, had
called at the United States embassy in
London for assistance and advice, hav
ing lost everything except the clothes