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


.ency has called for report of the
condition of national banks at the
close of business on September %.
with the amount of taxes of all kinds
paid by them during the fsdal year
ended June 80, 1895, for incorpora ton
n his annual report.
THE steam barge Kershaw went
ishore near Marquette, Mich, on the
10Th in a storm and broke in two The
rev were rescued by the life-saving
rev, who had narrow escape from
leath, their boat capsizing. Two
;chooners were also driven ashore near
The same place.
THE Farmers and Citizens bank at
oarnell, Ok, c. L. Berry president and
cashier, failed for $780, 900. Depositors
an attachments on the bank for $50, :
700. There was only SIS in cash in the
oank when the safe was opened by
officers. Cashier Berry was compelled
10 leave town, and an angry mob went
n pursuit of him to lynch him. The
Indians, viz, Pawnees, Otoes and
osa-cs.
THE Eclipse stables burned at Great
Falls, Mont, on the Goth and Marshall
Nevins, hostler, sleeping in the
building, was burned to crisp. Twen-
.y-two horses, large amount
If hay and number of car
lagos were destroyed as was
also the next building, owned by the
Interstate Saving & Loan association
If Minneapolis. Total loss about S42,
300; insurance, 81, 400.
PHILIP SEYBERT, in an alteration
over a game of cards at Kernville, Cal.
was shot and killed by William Archer,
IN Indian. The latter was arrested.
At the inquest a verdict of willful MUIR
Ter was returned, after which a num-
Ser of citizens took Archer from the
,Eccrs sad shot and stabbed him to
ieath.
"A SPECIAL to the St. Louis Chronicle
from Guthrie, Ok, stated that ut
Talala, L T., an unknown man and
two little girls attempted to ford the
Verdigris river and were all washed
away il .ho current and drowned.
They were from western Missouri and
bound for southern Oklahoma.
A DISASTROUS prairie fire ragged in
the western half of the Cherokee strip
and swept everything before it on the
nth. The fire started south of Kiowa
and it was thought it would end at the
Southern Kansas railway, but it
/ jumped the track and got a clean
sweep for distance of 100 miles with
out anything to stop it Many cattle
and goat ranches suffered. Three
homesteaders' houses north of Alva
IL al
with their contents.
AT Wilkesbarre, Pa Nelson Miller,
two other colored men and two col
ored women were found guilty of the
murder of four Hungarians on the
.7th. Miller and his associates in DC.
tober last, with the use of dynamite,
blew up Hungarian boarding house
! on the mountain side with the object
Of robbing the victims. Sixty persons
were in the house at the time and -four
of them were killed.
GEN. JOHN C. BLACK. United State.
district attorney at Chicago has re-
ceived instructions to investigate
the alleged combination of Chicago
packers to control the price of beef
The order came from Attorney-Gen
eral Harmon. who Enclosed a state
ment of the suspicious regarding
! the alleged trust prepared by Sec
rotary of Agriculture Morton.
MARTIN ADAMS was hanged in thu
penitentiary annex at Columbus, O., a
midnight of the 10th.
TIE CDited States treasury closed
the month of September with sur
plus of 81, la, 04O> in receipts over ex
penditures.