The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1897-11-05
MISCELLANEOUS.

FIVE desperadoes, confined in the
Jail at DeadwoOd, s. d., overpowered
the jailer, assaulted his wife and es-
capped.
BAXTER's private bank at Burling-
ton, Ont, was wrecked by dynamite
early the other morning and about
s., 900 taken.
ONE man was fatally injured and FIVE
persons severely bruised by collision
on the Panhandle road at Hartsdale,
smoker and baggage car telescoped.
THE great horse show at Chicago
opened on the 1st, 10000 people being
present.
JUDGE THAYER, of the United States
court, heard arguments at st. Louis
on the 1st on the question of the pro-
lection of cattle shippers pending the
appeal of the Kansas City Stock Yards
company VS.. the new Kansas law. 1t
was decided that rebate checks should
be issued and the cattle shippers would
thus be protected.
A sTRAwBOARD trust, controlling
every plant in the United States, has
been effected. The information was
given out by Manager Williams, of An
derSon, Ind.
AN engine collided with train on
the LIST near Leipsic, Germany, and 30
persons were injured, six of them prob
ably fatally.
were left at the American Museum of
Natural History at New York by the
arctic explorer, have been sent to
Bellevue hospital in dangerous ply
steal condition. through the weather
being too warm for them.
THE jury in the trial of DR.. Jefferson
ID. Goddard for the murder of Laundry
man Fred j. Jackson at Kansas City.
Mo-, was dismissed on the 31st by
Judge Longan as they could not agree,
six being for conviction and six for ac-
| quittal.
THE Columbus house at Gilmore, Ill,
was destroyed by fire early in the
| morning and Sd guests escaped in their
| night clothes.
The Tennessee Centennial exposition
closed at Nashville, Tenn, on the 3Oth
| by magnificent display of fireworks
and concert.
GEN. A. S. WEIssERT, of Milwaukee,
| Omaha, Neb. ex-grand commanders OF
the &. A. R.. have secured $4,000 acres
of land in Mata Gorda county on the
Texas coast on which they will locate
a colony of veterans of the late war:
500 families are said to be ready TO,
settlement on the land.
A COURIER arrived at Steamboa,
Springs, Col, from Game Warden Will
cox to Sheriff Nieman asking for helr
against the Indians in Routt county
who were threatening to pillage anG
murder the settlers.
A WASHINGTON dispatch of the 29tf
stated that the offices of the supreme
| council of the A. Z. A. had been closed
on a mortgage deed of trust for $3.50
| Many of the state councils of the orde,
had refused to pay their per capita tax
which had left the supreme council
bankrupt.
The grand jury at Wilkesba Pa.
returned true bills against Sheriff
Martin and his deputies for the shoot
ing of striking miners at Lattimer
The true bills included 10 for murder
one for each man killed and one for tn,
victims considered collectively. Thirty
| SIN rue oiliS were III thc Sd liz
way for felonious wounding agains
the same defendants.
BEULAH PRESTON. an eight-year-olt
daughter of Charles Preston. a farmer
living 20 miles northwest of Enid. Ok
was returning on horsebackfrom schoo
when the horse threw her and he
foot caught in the stirrup. The hors,
dragged her to her home, running
through several barbed wire fences
When the parents found the child sh,
was simply a mass of lacerated f1esl
and broken bones
AN attempt was made the othe1
night to hold up the northbound Chi
cago, Rock Island & Texas passenge
train near Boyd, Wise county, Tex
Ties were placed on the track, but tn
engine pushed them off and proceeded
The engineer noticed two men at tn
point with Winchesters, and two stick
of dynamite were afterwards found a
the spot
A New YORK dispatch stated tina
practically all of the outgoing roor
for the transportation of cattle on tn
regular transatlantic lines has beef
cornered by a syndicate composed @
English cattle buyers and P. d. Al
! mour, of Chicago