The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1896-07-03


A QUARREL over q live stock deal a
San Antonio, Tex, between George
and Morgan Brown, stock men, anG
Sam johnson, a livery stable keeper
resulted in the killing of the Brown
brothers by johnson.
SIXTEEN prisoners broke out of jai
at Tecumseh, Ok, and escaped on the
Goth.
Two freight trains collided nea,
Birmingham. Ala, and a tramp wa.
killed. Both engines were badly dam
aged and six cars demolished.
FOUR choir boys and the choirmaste,
of St. Johns Episcopal church OF
Charlestown, Mass, were drowned in
Lake Matappan by their boat capsiz
ing on the Goth.
ing age at Houston, Tex, exploded on
the Goth, killing three persons and bad.
ly injuring another. The explosion
was caused by letting cold water int
the empty boiler.
A SPECIAL from Havana to the New
York Journal on the Goth stated that
the revolutionists had formally notified
the people at Havana that plans had
been completed to wipe out the city
by means of dynamite this summer, if
it be necessary, in order to drive the
Spanish troops from Cuba.
THREE fleeing whisky peddlers cap
tured a locomotive at Mikesukey, L
T., and forced a Waterman to run
then knocked the Waterman on the
head and turned the engine loose and
after mad run of GO miles it stopped
near Oklahoma City, Ok.
AT Pittston, Pa, the roof of the Red
Ash vein of the Twin shaft gave way
and 100 miners were buried alive. The
mine was known to be unsafe and
the men were sent down to brace it
with timbers. It will be DAYS before
the men can be reached and the belief
was that ali of them were crushed to
death. Women and girls tainted at
the mouth of the shaft when told that
there was no hope for the miners
buried.
AN attempt was made upon the life
of the shah at Teheran, Persia, on the
27th. 1t was unsuccessful and the as.
sassin was arrested on the spot. He
proved to be a member Of the Ba hi
Mohammed secret society.
THE Tippecanoe club, of Cleveland,
O., went to Canton, the home of Gov.
Mckinley, and inaugurated big
parade on the a7th to ratify his nomi-
nation for the presidency. Congress
men Taylor and Grosvenor were among
the speakers and Gov. Mckinley re-
sponded by enunciating and defining
principles.
: OSCAR BAKER killed young man
named Shultz with baseball bat at
Tenn, during quarrel
over the game.
FIVE thousand women of Starke
county, O., paid their respects to Maj.
his wife and his mother at
Canton on the Goth.
IRWIN FORD, colored, was hanged in
the District of Columb ia Jail on the
10Th for the murder of white girl.
The crime was committed on May T.
CARL ALBRECHT was hanged at
Ore. on the Goth for the
brutal murder of his wife last January.
JOHN r. Gentry paced mile in 2:O3I
at Red Oak, Ia, making the fastest
hilC CNST Ill uue.
FRED DEXTER, aged 16, was accident
ally drowned while bathing near Clin-
ton, Ia.
ARTHUR TAYLOR, colored, was hanged
1T Mariana, Ark, on the Goth for the
murder of his wife last October.
BEN BRUSH easily won the Latonia
lerby at Cincinnati on the oath.
A CHICAGO, Milwaukee & st. Paul
neat train, running so miles an hour
Town Hayesville hill, near Ottumwa,
a., jumped the track, totally destroy
ng 10 cars of Kansas City meat Ed
was killed and Will Kauff.
nan fatally injured. The trainmen
we're unhurt
NEGOTIATIONS were being made al
San Francisco on the 25th for a fight
20 a finish between James j. Corbett
ind Sharkey, the sailor who recently
lad four-round go with Corbett which
vas declared draw. The fight is to
AXE place within six months for S1O,-
100 and the largest purse offered by
.lub.
THE two tramps who murdered Sber-
IF Rogers were caught on the 25th in a
swamp Two hundred and fifty men
'uTTOuuucu Luem Ho tFHm pS were
aiken to Glencoe. Mimi, where they
we're locked in Jail. There was talk
If lynching and special train with
company D, of the Second regiment of
Minnesota militia, was sent to Glencoe
% prevent any mob law.
The British steamer Lucerne, while
oading for an eastbound voyage, was
discovered to be on fire at midnight
IN the Goth at Liverpool and was scut-
led and sunk to prevent total destruc-
ion. The fire was supposed to have
been caused by the explosion of lamp.
A CLoUDBURsT which covered a wide
area and was the most destructive ever
Known occurred in the territory
lround Marietta, O. on the oath. Houses
we're swept away, stock. of all kinds
drowned and persons narrowly escaped
With their lives. Crops were ruined on
he Little Muskingum for 90 miles, and
IN many of the small tributaries of the
ohio.
A CYCLONE struck Creston, Ia, late
IN the Gath. The high school building
vas damaged and the Methodist church
md other buildings suffered. Property
oss amounted to about $40, 600, and the
streets were blocked with debris. No
ives were lost SO far as known.
JOHN CUNNINGHAM, a prisoner, who
vas serving a murder sentence in the
at Pontiac, Ill. attacked