The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1896-09-04

THE Kings County On. " Elevated
railway went into the hands of re-
sewer on the 3ist. owing to the injuries
which trolley cars had done to the
business. 1t was capitalized at s., $50,
600.
A TRAIN struck a carriage containing
Fred Lamoreaux, his wife and two chill
dren at a crossing near Worcester.
Mass. Mr.. Lamoreaux was killed and
the others will proba bly, die of their in.
iaries.
A WASHINGTON dispatch stated that
two colored boys have been sent by
congressman as cadets to the Annapolis
academy and if they passed their en-
trance examination and are admitted
there may be an outbreak among the
corps of cadets.
AN accident to the engine on the
Pixies Peak Coli cogwheel railroad
rendered the air brakes useless and it
tore down the mountain side at a ter
rife speed. The conductor applied the
automatic air brakes to the passenger
coach and stopped that, but the engine
was beyond control. The engineer
and fireman jumped and saved them
selves. The engine finally went over
bowlder and exploded.
TIGoNIsH, n. S., was almost wiped
out by fire on the 3lst. Seven blocks,
including all the principal places of
business, were destroyed.
PROF. EDWARD COLE, an aeronaut of
Toledo, O., was drowned in Maumee
bay on the Goth after an ascension,
His companion, who was billed as Josie
Carmel, was saved by her life preserver.
The balloon rose from the Casino on
the bay front and was about three
miles out when the tragedy happened.
Thousands of people witnessed the
tragedy.
THE National Athletic club. of San
Francisco, has offered $4,000 purse
for fight between Choynski and Fitz-
simmons. Choynski said he would
meet Fitzsimmons provided a permit
for the fight could be secured.
MRS. MARY E. LEASE. of Kansas,
spoke at Nashville, Ind. on the Goth and
in an interview she said she had
espoused socialism as the coming form
of government. and will, after the cam
paign, begin propaganda for social
istic principles. She has abandoned
all idea of entering the ministry.
\. The supreme lodge, Knights of
Pythias, at Cleveland. O., refused the
request for the restoration of the Ger
man ritual by a vote of LOG to 8. The
request was only made by a few
lodges.
. The business portion of Sau.te Ste.
Marie. Mich, was recently nearly
burned out, entailing loss of $500, 600,
half covered by insurance.
THREE men lost their lives in fire
in John Dundin's saloon at Minneapo-
lis, Mimi. They were sleeping on the
third floor and were suffocated in bed.
AT the Occidental Athletic club in
San Francisco. on the 2sth, before
crowd of 5000 people, Joe ChoynslSi
knocked out Joe McAuliffe, the Mis-
affair was to have been an eight-round
&C, but McAuliffe was completely out
matched by Choynski.
THE Rathbone Sisters at Cleveland,
O., on the 2sth, elected the following
officers: Supreme chief, Mrs. Ida NJ.
Weaver, of Idaho; supreme senior, Mrs.
]. B. S. Neubert. of Kansas; supreme
junior, Mrs. Nellie Scattergood, of
Michigan; supreme manager. Mrs.
Flora Weatherbee, of Minnesota: SUI
preme mistress of records, Mrs. w. d.
Wood, of Missouri; supreme mistress
of finance, Mrs Emma NJ. Bell, of
Ohio.
The state institute for feeble-minded
children at Glenwood. Ia. was COM
pletely destroyed by fire at an early
hour on the Goth, involving loss of
$l5O, 1000 All of the inmates were res
cued and the records and papers saved.
THERE was trouble between the
sqaawmen and full-blcols of the Sem
mole nation in the Indian territory,
and troops from the First cavalry at
Fort Cary reached the scene on the 2Sth
barely in time to avert a general fight
The full-bloods and squawmen had a
desperate battle recently in which
three full-bloods were killed and sew
eral squawmen seriously injured. The
trouble was caused by the full-bloods
having passed a law expelling all
whites from the nation.
THE failures for the week ended the
2sth Dun's Review were 2ss in the
United States. against 1S6 last year.
and 33 in Canada, against AZ last year.
The Ohio Falls Car Manufacturing
Co., at Jefferson City, Ind, which in
time of prosperity employed 1900 me-
chanics and laborers, will shortly sus-
pend operations.
UNITED STATES MINISTER TERRELL.
ut Constantinople, cabled the state de-
partment on the eth that great blood
Lhed and rioting had occurred there.
Several hundred Armenians were killed
and all the houses in the city were
closed. Dynamite bombs were eX-
ploied in the streets by Armenians
and about 80 Turkish soldiers killed.
The revolutionists were placed on
board a steamer and conveyed to
foreign port.
LUZ MT h 10 n 81 4orhaod of Cloroland