The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1897-05-28

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have been indicted by the grand jury
under the statute which provides thai
first cousins shall not marry.
ELMER c. SATTLEY, the former cash.
Ter of the wrecked Kansas City Safe
Deposit and Savings bank. was par.
doned by Gov. Stephens on the esd
having served about two years of hi.
four years sentence. He will make
his permanent home in Chicago.
THE Chicago Times-Herald said OF
the oath that steps looking to the for
nation of powerful alliance in oppo
to be taken in Chicago.
AN explosion occurred at Armour &
Co.'s pepsin factory at Chicago on the
oath and the blaze which followed con
sumed the building and contents. Loss
S15, 900.
FOUR workmen were engulfed il
quicksand while digging a trench TO,
water mains at Fort Wayne, Ind, and
three were taken out dead and the
other fatally injured.
WHILE George Allen, George Warren
and Willie Warren were crossing the
G rande river at Fruita, Col, in tenn.
porary ferryboat, the cable broke and
all three were drowned.
CONSUL GENERAL LEE has tele
graphed to Washington that the mum
Der of Americans in Cuba needing re.
lief may reach LOO.
AT the six-day intercity relay bicy
Gle race at Chicago between Chicago
and New York representatives Chicago
won, the score being Chicago, 2,92s
miles and 3 laps; New York, 2,919 miles
and laps. Schinneer hung up new
record for an hours riding, making %
miles and laps; MacCarthy broke the
four-hour competitive record with sc
miles and laps and John Lawson in
turn eclipsed the mark with IS miles
and laps.
LYING helplessly i'll, with her three
year-old child asleep at her side, Mrs.
Nellie Dawson was shot and killed by
her husband, John Dawson, at Chicago
on the 23d. The shooting followed a
quarrel.
THE big Rosena furnace at New
castle, Pa, exploded on the Odd. send
ing a volume of coke, iron ore and
coal crashing through the roof and
burying about 80 men under the debris,
many of them being seriously injured.
farmer in Caldwell county, KY, and
Carrie Woods were bitten by mad
dog and were said to be in serious
condition. The dog died soon after
biting them.
LUCRETIA BoRGIA, brown colt, four
years old, now holds the worlds record
for four miles. She covered the dis
lance in the wonderful time of I'll at
San Francisco on the Goth and that,
too, in the face of strong wind blow
ing down the back stretch. The record
for four miles against time has stood
for 81 years, having been made by Ten
Brock, the celebrated distance horse,
on September 81, 1876, at Louisville,
KY.
A FARMER named Thomas Riddle, his
wife and three children were cremated
in their house in Tennessee, across the
line from Monticello, Ky. Some tramps
had asked permission to make fire in
his barn during the night and Mr. Rid
die had refused their request Some
hours afterwards Riddles house burned
down and the family were roasted. 1t
was supposed the tramps applied the
torch out of revenge.
JUDGE >FREELAND MARSHALL and
Capt. Berryhill, chief of the light
horsemen. with other Creek officials,
were cutting down illegal pasture
fences near Okmulgee, l. T., when a
cow boy employed by the Texas stock
man, whose fence was being cut. ap-
peared with a Winchester and killed
both of them and wounded two of the
light horsemen.
AN explosion of gasoline at ST. Louis
resulted in the deaths of Mrs. Adama
Mohr, her. 1s-months-old baby, Mrs.
Bessie Howard and Hugo Howard, her
five-year-old son, being also fatally
burned. Several other persons We're
seriously burned in attempting to res
cue the unfortunate victims.
TWICE during the night of the Goth
fire visited Hoboken, n. j., and the
loss was heavy. One whole block was
reduced to ashes, 40 families were
rendered homeless and a big factory
was destroyed. Later the big dry
docks at Seventeenth street caught
fire. The loss was over S65O,000.
The steamer Florida bound from
Chicago to Buffalo, n. Y, with grain
and general merchandise, was sent to
the bottom OIL Lake Huron between
Middle island and Pressure isle, by a
collision with the steamer George w.
Roby, during a dense fog. The crew
of the Florida We're all saved by the
Roby:
WILLIAM H. PHILLIPS, a locomotive
engineer, was almost instantly killed
in the presence of hiewife at jefferson.
vile, Ind, by being run over by Bal
timore & Ohio train. The engine
struck the wagon he was in and threw
him under the pilot of the locomotive
and horribly mangled him.
THE Oklahoma quarantine board ha:
invited the quarantine boards of Kan
sas and Texas to attend meeting tC
be held early in June at Oklahoma
City for the purpose of reaching al
interstate quarantine agreement by
formulating a system of rules by which
cattle can be transported between the
states and the territories without tn,
tedious forinality now existing.
A HARD blow, amounting almost t.
a tornado, on the night of the I'D a
Terrall, l. T., tore down two houses
and moved eight or ten others off thei
foundations. Many small building
were wrecked, but no persons wer
seriously injured.