The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1896-05-01

wards, colored, and struck him over
the head with an iron billet, knocking.
him down. Edwards then jumped to-,
his feet and struck Stoll blow with
his fist under the left eye, killing him.
instantly. |
AT Rosedale, Va, Mr.. Outer and his
son quarreled about money matters
and the father shot his son through
the breast, and the son as he fell shot
his father through the hear. Both
are dead.
The boiler of a saw mill in Greene,
O., exploded on the eth, wrecking the
mill and fatally injuring two men and
seriously injuring two others
CARL FEIaENBAUM was electrocuted
at Sing Sing, N. Y, on the 9th for the
murder of Johanna Hoffman, his land.
lady. Feigenbaum went to the death
chair asserting that he was innocent.
SECRETARY HoKE SMITH has COM
mended to the attorney-general the
dismissal of the suit against the Bur-
lington & Missouri River Railroad Co.,
to recover about so, 600 acres of land in
Kansas and Nebraska, enormously
patented to the road, upon which 1000
homesteaders' have settled, the settlers
having acquired bona fide title to
the lands
THREE hundred employees at the
yards of the Chicago Ship Building Co.
struck on the eth against the intro
iuction of child labor.
AT midnight on the Goth mob of
armed men entered the Jail at McMinn-
Vile, Tenn, dragged the jailer from
n &c 70 riv "a
keys. Willis and Victor Hills were
then taken from the Jail, carried on
horseback five miles from Meanwhile
and hanged. The Hills boys were
guilty of murder and the work of the
mob was the result of feeling that
the courts were slow in disposing of
the men.
THE greater part of Cripple Creek,
COL, the famous mining town, was
burned on the 25th. All the theaters,
dance halls and sporting resorts were
destroyed, together with the post Of
fee, the First national bank, the Mid
land railroad depot and trestles, the
Times newspaper Office and many
stores An angry woman in a dance
hall threw a lamp at her lover and
started the fire. The loss was roughly
estimated at over $1,000. 600.
JESSIE LINDLEY and Bette Black.
ford, prisoners in the county Jail at
Oklahoma City, Ok. committed suicide
by taking large quantities of cocaine.
PRESIDENT CLEVELAND having failed
to sign the agricultural appropriation
bill on the 25th it became law with
out his signature.
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son William engaged in drunken
quarrel at Union City, Pa, on the Gath
when the son seized an ak to kill his
father and the old man drew his re-
volver and shot his son and then sent
bullet through his own temple. Both
will die.
MR. BARNEY CULLEN and his wife
we're burned to death in their home
near Chester, N. Y. on the Goth.
JOHN LOVE, of Milton. w. Va. arose
from his bed and fred two shots at his
wife, killing her instantly. He then
entered his father.in-law's bedroom
and fred two shots at him, fatally
wounding him. He wound up by
firing a bullet into his own brain.
Miss FRANCES E. WILLARD sailed for
England on the 23d to attend the an
nual convention of the Worlds
Women's Christian Temperance union.
Of which she is the president. Before
sailing she issued an appeal in behalf
Of the prosecuted and suffering people
Of Armenia, urging that the w. c. L.
U. of the United States raise $50, 600 tc
aid in the relief work which is being
carried on through Miss Clara Barton.
CONGRESSMAN MONEY. of Mississippi,
and Congressman Hall, of Missouri,
had personal encounter in the room
Of the committee on naval affairs at
Washington on the 23d. Mr.. Money
called Mr.. Hall liar when the latter
struck the former and then each
picked up inkstands and threw them
at one another, Mr.. Money being struck
and having an ugly cash cut behind
his ear.
A DISPATCH from Cleveland, O., or
the Esd stated that the proposition tc
admit women as lay delegates to the
general conference of the Methods
Episcopal church had been defeated
by the narrow margin of Is votes.
EDWARD KARLEsKIND shot his wife in
the head three times and then cut his
own throat at Meadville, Pa, on the
ED. Jealousy was the cause for the
trouble.
MARSHALL ANDERSON, colored, was
hanged at Malvern, Ark, yesterday.
He was convicted of killing Tom Han
son, his wife's brother. Anderson de
clared on the gallows that his life had
been sworn away. He claimed to have
killed his victim in self defence.
THE manufacturers of wire and cut
oails, who recently had a conference
at Chicago, have decided to raise the
price of both kinds Is per cent. on May
The Advertiser building at Tiffin. O.,
one of the finest newspaper offices in
the state, was almost completely de-
molished by a cavern of the east wall,
caused by excavations in the basement.
More than a score of people were at
work in the building, but all escaped
uninjured.
JAMES CLELLAND, cashier OF the
Usage Trading Co., was instantly killed
at Krebs, L T., by two colored men,
who made their escape before officers
could be procured. Clelland was hit
On the head with stone, which
crushed his skull, killing him instantly.
No motive could be assigned for the
killing.
The Presbyterian women's board OF
missions was in session at Oklahoma
City, Ok, on the 23d. delegates being
in attendance from Missouri, Kansas,
! In