The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1896-01-10

Hug. AT Pittsburgh, contemplated
Of 10000 miners in Pennsylvania. Ohio
Indiana and Illinois.
| Sep. -Connellsville Pa-) district coke
Sep. 1S-dichigan iron ore miners return
to work at rate offered weeks ago by op-
| Oct. i5-At Clearfield, Pa, miners de-
ciae on general strike in central and north
Oct Is --Massfllon CO., miners vote forde-
Nov. aeAt wh.t,nsylue. Mass. 10
had refused to discharge Turks.
| Dec. 16-At New York, Brooklyn ana
Sit strest a1 1
shorter hours and privilege Of belonging
Dec. Eover 500 cars wrecked by Phila-
delphia rioters.
strike ended through Efforts Of John Wanna
strikers viii be allowed to join labor unions.
LYNCHINGs
Jan. +Three horsethieves near Canton
nent. I. T....John F. Bergeron at Idaiia'
Mar. 2s-Negro. who insisted upon riding
in wagon with white women. at Jack
SAT ADJ. ao.Ftve colored persons near Green
Vile. Ala: murder Of Watts Murphy.
May 1S-Jeride Shivers lcolored). near
sroes 1ear yEla1ilie Fia murder Of Miss
May 2-Jacob Henson, under sentence to
hang for murder. at Ellicott City, Nd.
May 2s-Three negroes in Polk county
Jun; Ayohn Frye twhite,. at Gretna,
Jul. 1.-TWO strangers near Guthrie, o. T.;
Jul. 15~Ira johnson (colored). at Green
ville 8. c.: murder. Bob Huggard (mu-
iatto), at winchester, KY; suspected Of as
Jul I7-Wiiey Bum. (colored. at Sum
thieves. near Chamberlain, 6: D.
mines. near birmingham. Ala. sheriffs
and negroes were killed. and George Hill
and Charles Jenkins lcolored) lynched. 49,.
Bedderly brothers. by vigilance committee
in Buffalo county. s. D.
Null, Louis Moreno and Garland Stemler
| at Yreka, Cal; murder; latter afterwards
proved innocent. :. Harrison Lewis (negro)
Oct. 17SWilliam Blake (sentenced to life
imRrisonmept at. at HAMPTON lamp PISS s. e py W
ing a little white girl by riding horse owe,
NO NOV Ss-Prof. Perdue (white). at Alley
aids and Thomas Watts (negroes), nea,
Greenwood, s. c.; robbery and murder.
Jack marlborough (sentenced to peniten-
tiary for life). at Crystal Springs. Miss.
Pee R1osaos FGra and arse
was suspected of stealing Bible from g
Dec. 17-Squire Jones (negro) at Moultoa
| Ala; charged with incendiarism.
Dec. Killarney Brown (colored) by ne
groes at Wrightsville. Ark, assault.
METEOROLOGICAL
Feb. Sat White River, VT, thermom
eter at 65 below; Lake Champlain frozer
Feb. 25-At Portland, Ore. and Tacoma
earthquake. AT st. Louis, earthquake.
Mar: N-At Jefferson. Ia. Thermometer
Apr. 2Lewisburg. KY. nearly wiped ou
Nay SPeaqly cyclone at Sioux cente
May 6-At Harrington, Kan, a cloud
May Severe frosts injure crops IL
illinois. indiana. Ohio. New York, Penn
YsEn IL a aaa Wsst edah9
Jun: Jun. MNAt Keysvilie. Ca. every hous,
5an. s x ee %enoir CITY, Tenn. cloud
Jul: s-Winena. Mo, wiped out by cloud
every building wrecked BY cyclone:
Jul Zee 4orms in iowa WA sauth paket
Jul. 2oSDeer Creek. Mimi. destroyed b!
Jul. Cat Brecon, O., cloudburst.
Jul: Sat Central City. Col. and Black
Jul. soHAt Weston. O.. cloudburst.
Jul. a-Near socorro, N; M, cloudburs
AT Adelaide. Col, cloudburst.
lowed by snow in many states; Chicag
thermometers registered drop Of rs de
sep Sep. aSAt Summit, Mich, inches O
Oct. z-Near Wenona, ILL.,. earthquake
Oct. sI-Earthquake felt in Illinois, Mich
igan, Iowa, Wisconsin, Ohio, Indiana, Mis-
souri,, Kansas. Nebraska and central south
Nov. 25-Heavy snowstorm Throughout
the west; telegraph and telephone servic
NaH Sat FranElin. AMI md o city hall blow
oi Dec. i is@ Near Sherman. Tex. immens
Dec. 1sEnlinois. Iowa. Michigan. Wis
consin. Missouri and Kansas visited by re
Dec. 2Gosage river i've ' rose $ feet desola,
The following places have during turin e.. tn
} trous cyclones and tornadoes: Covingtor
Tenn. Denison. Tex; Augusta. Ga.
Colunbug. Ga: Westminster county. Ala
Tex; Hartford. Kan: Kenwood. IA: Al
Springs, kan; Putnam county. Ga; MOI
Hill, N. J.; Wood Haven, L. l.; st. Clatl
Mich: Findlay. O.: Connellsyille pa
Ind; Syracuse. N. Y; Huntington, Tenn
Door county. Wis: Dane, wis. and Crow
Point o.
NEUROLOGY.
Jan. Congressman Gen. Philip Sidne
Post, of Illinois, in Washington; aged 62.
Jan. @Dr. John Newton Waddell, prom
inent educator. at Birmingham. Ala, age
Ian 1EEx-Goy. Chadwick at Salem
Jan Is ga. T. Hay, lawyer and invento,
at Burlington, Ia.
Jan. 31-Judge E. lockwood Hoar, ex
United States attorney general, at cone9r cor.
. York society leader; aged "a.
lister to Hawaii: aged IA.
! Feb. A-United States minister to Me1
leo. Isaac P. Gray. at City of Mexico; age
Feb. 2o-Frederick Douglass, freedma,
orator and diplomat; aged 49,. .Ex-GoN
: Benjamin F. Prescott at Epping. N. H
FEB. N-Gen Mason. Brayman, ex-go,
error of Idaho, at Kansas City, Mo-: age
Feb, 2s-Ex;Cengressman Ward. at che'
Mar 17EEx-Cungressman John P. Lee
dom, at Toledo. o.. DIR. John A Broadu
!. divine and scholar, at Louisville; aged H.
Mar. 1S6Ex-Congressman Amos TowI
send. at st. Augustine, Fla;
Mar. 20eGen. Philip st. George Cooke,
Detroit, Mich: aged IS.
Mar. 22-Ex-CongreSsman Richard Vau'
' | at Philadelphia; aged IS.
Mar. 2eMaturin NJ. Ballou, Of Boston
editor. publisher and writer In Carr
Apr EEx-Congressma Benjamin Gwi
Harris near Leonardtown, Md; aged go