The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1895-07-26

j xllled himself at chicago on the I'D.
Ballingonia was qrarreling with Anglo
Dayidosa, husband of Resale, about
some money loaned.
iTHH Chicago police believe that II.
q. H4mes, the Philadelphia insurance
,windf Der, accused of the murder of the
Pietz4 children in Toronto, Ont, and
| other. 3crimes, murdered the Williams
sistersAvhile living at Chicago and will
make egery effort to have him taken
to that,city. They hold that the bones
and other articles found in the stove
In Holmes old store will form the basis
for the strongest evidence.
THE Defender and the Vigilant sailed
on the 22d for the second time, under
the auspices of the New York Yacht
club, in cup race. The contest was
designed to furnish a basis of judg-
ment to the American cup committee
for the choice of the Defender in the
international race this fall. The De-
fender won both times
SEVENTEEN Indians were recently ar
rested in Hoback CANYON for breaking
the game laws of Wyoming. After
wards the Indians tried to escape and
sixteen of them were shot dead. 1t
scene soon every settler in the vicinity
was liable to be massacred.
THE greater portion of the business
section of Silver City, n. NJ, has been
destroyed by flood, but so far as cap
be learned no lives were lost. The
Santa Fee railroad lost several bridge.
and was badly washed out.
SECRETARY HOKE SMITH has request
ed Acknowledgement Harmon to direct
suit to be brought for the recovery O,
1850 acres of land enormously patent
ed to the st. Louis, Iron Mountain &
Southern railroad.
ASSISTANT SECRETARY REYNOLDS, in
a pension appeal case denied on the
10th, held that claimant who filed
his claim while deserter had no statu.
to apply, and that his pension could
only date from the fling of another ap.
plication, subsequent to his discharge.
PRESIDENT CLEvELAND's last baby
| has been named Marion.
THE failures for the week ended
July 10 Oun's report) were $50 in the
United States, against 236 last year,
and 80 in Canada, against A last year.
JAMES L. TRAvERs, colored, was
hanged in the United States Jail at
Washington for the murder of Lena
Gross, his colored mistress, in Novem-
Der last. Travers quarreled with the
young woman and cut her throat He
was about % years of age and his
mental capacity was extremely
limited. He was executed upon the
scaffold which launched Charles j.
Giteau into eternity.
AT Wadena, Mimi, Charles Feehan,
a prominent politician, was partly
hanged by a mob for abusing his fam
lily.
WILLIAM HOSEA BALLoU, vice presi
dent of the American Humane society,
will make an effort to stop the pro-
posed bull fight at the Atlanta exposi-
ton. He has served notice on the man
agement that unless prompt denials
are received from the authorities that
such exhibition was to be permitted
he will institute injunction proceed
ings, or cause the arrest of all con.
| cerned.
THE national convention of the Bap-
fist Young Peoples union convened at
7 Baltimore, Md, on the 18th, with TO-.
900 delegates present.
| CLEARING house returns for the prin
cipal cities in the United States for the
week ended July 10 showed an average
! increase as compared with the CORE
spending week last year of &c. o; in New
York the increase was 32.1; outside
New York, 1870
DEACON OLDHAM, the prominent
Baptist churchman at Eureka. CAL,
was sentenced to twelve years for
stage robbery. Oldham planned the
robbery. in which Hilton, who was in
| the deacon's employ, was the principal.
They divided 81, 600. Hilton, the prin-
cipal, received only eight years.
THE masses of the people of the.
4. Cherokee nation have made an earnest
appeal to the Dawes commission to as
| sist them in effecting an arrangement
| for the allotment of their lands. Mai.
| McKennon, of the Dawes comm ission.
| left for the Cherokee nation in re
Spouse to the appeal and will use his
influence in their behalf.
AT New York George Lavigne has
issued challenge to Jack McAuliffe,
| the champion lightweight pugilist, to
meet him for the championship honors.
If McAuliffe does not care to meet
Lavigne. the latter offers to meet any
man in the world at 1913 pounds before
q responsible club.
JOHN b. LEEoNI. alias "John the
Window Smasher," was captured by
the police at Chicago. He has broken
over 100 plate glass windows in the
business section of the city within
space of twelve months and caused
loss to merchants and insurance con-
Germs amounting to almost 5000.
| The man was insane.
By the parting of an electric wire at
Evanston, Ill, on the 18th one man
was killed and three others were seri.
ously injured.
ABOUT 5000 delegates to the Pan
American congress of religion and edu.
cation at Toronto, Ont. were at the
| opening session on the 18th. The pres
ident, Rev. DR.. Samuel G.. Smith. of st.
Paul, give his inaugural address and
Rev. William Class, Trinity university.
Toronto, spoke on religious conditions
| At night HONS. b. Bonner, ex-presi-
dent of the worlds fair religious and
educational congress, gave an address
on THE New Movement for the Peace
and Unity of the World"
+ THE National Manufacturing asso
citation and the Northwestern Sash
and Door association, at a meeting
held at Oshkosh, Wis. recently, de
cided to raise prices 90 per cent 70
partly compensate for the advances il