The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1896-06-12

Silas Rouse out of his house near
Slaughterville, KY, and administered
a severe castigation. They then gave
him a coat of tar and feathers and
warned him to leave the neighbor-
hood. Rouse was accused of cruelty
to his family.
| DURING the Corpus Christi process
sion at Barcelona, Spain, on the 7th a
bomb was thrown into the crowd and
eight persons were killed and so injured.
| The perpetrator of the deed was I'M
known.
| A LETTER received at Key West, Fla,
said that in the recent attack made by
the insurgents on the trocha four com.
panies of women took part and they
fought like furies, hacking the Spaa-
iards with machetes. Gen. Maceo tried
to stop the slaughter, but the women
were aroused and would not obey his
command. Nearly every one of them
had suffered grievous wrongs from the
Spanish troops and they took the OPP
portunity for revenge.
A BLAST exploded prematurely at the
Horton cement works at Benniwater,
N. Y, and three nen were killed and
another one badly wounded.
e, MRS. HANNAH KoCK walked into Mud
lake, Chicago, on the sth. leading her
two children by the hands. She and
her two-year-old girl were drowned, but
the nine-year-oid boy managed to save
, himself The woman was supposed to
be insane.
A SPECIAL to the New York Herald
on the sth stated that President Cleve-
land thought it was absolutely essen.
| tial that the cause of sound money
should triumph, and that if the demo-
Gratis declared for free silver and the
republicans for gold standard he
would vote the republican ticket.
HOWARD & McDERMoTT's leather
factory at New York was burned re.
Gently. Loss, S15O,OO0.
SIR WALTER won the Brooklyn
handicap on the 4th, .2O,O people
| witnessing the race. Clifford was only
a nose behind.
PRESIDENT CLEVELAND sent mes
sage to the house on the 9th vetoing
the general deficiency bill. his principal
objection being to the French spolia.
ton claims and to the item appropriat.
ing $174 ,445.75 extra to Charles P.
Chouteau for constructing the iron
clad steam batteryo Elijah.
SEVERE storms prevailed throughout
Wisconsin, Illinois, Iowa, Kansas. Ne.
braska, South Dakota and Michigan
on the 18th, with heavy rain, and in
several sections with cyclonic mani.
festations Three hailstorms passed
over Chicago and in one suburb
downpour of small fish and turtles &C.
CURED.
SECRETARY OLNEY has written
about the unsatisfactory condition OF
affairs in Cuba, and suggesting that il
cannot be expected, in view of the in.
terest and public sentiment here, that
this country will refrain from inter-
ference if the war is not brought to
speedy close. The letter was friendly
in tone.
A DISPATCH from the island of MAZDA.
gascar stated that Fahavalos had
burned the town of Antira be and had
blocaaded house in which some Nor.
wegian missionaries were harricaded,
but the French resident, with a de.
tachmento of Hovas, had raised the
blockads and during the fight 2Oc
Fahavalos were killed.
The bodies of Steve Shanarian and
his grown up son and daughter, Ar.
menians, were found murdered near
an, irrigating ditch five miles from
Fresno, Cal, all having been shot in
their backs.
The president has signed the filled
cheese bill, the fertilization bill and
the bill granting right of way through
the Grand canyon forest reservation.
J. H. HILDEBRANT, of johannesburg,
South Africa. on the 5th offered to
match Peter jackson against Corbett
for $40, 900, the loser to receive $40, 900,
the fight to take place in London.
America or South Africa Billy Brady
accepted the offer on Corbett's behalf,
but jackson refused, giving no reason
for so doing. Hildebrant then offered
to match Denver Ed Smith against
Jackson for SIC, 900. This jackson also
refused.
IN the country parishes of Louisiana
not sound money delegate to the
state democratic convention was elect
ed. A preference was expressed for
Boies for president.
Two men died from the effects of the
heat at Chicago on the 5th. One was
Christ Anderson, a saloonkeeper, and
the other was Polish dock laborer.
The mercury did not go above ss, but
the humidity was very great and made
the heat terrible. Ernest Berkman
was also overcome by the heat in the
evening and wI1sproba die.
EHE failures for the week ended the
5th Dun's reportr were 234 in the
United States, against 1875 last year.
and % in Canada. against IS last year.
JOSEPH WINDRATH was hanged "a,
Chicago on the 5th for the murder Of
Carey b. Birch, receiver of the West
Chicago Street Car Co
A TORNADO at Wray. Col, blew dowr
several buildings and injured a mum
Der of people.
Mr.. AUSTIN CoRBIN, the multi-mil
lionaire, of New York, died on the 4tt'
from injuries received by the running
away of the horses attached TO his car.
rage. The driver was injured inter
nally and also died. Austin Corbin wa.
often called the king of Long Island.
THE Philadelphia counsel for Capt
Wiborg, late commander of the al.
legged flibustering steamer Horsa,
have received from Washington a petit.
ton to President Cleveland for the
pardon of Capt Wiborg, signed by A