The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1897-07-02

| W Ihc uOSpltdi rcCcutlE, SUFFERING 1rOIn
yellow fever or dysentery, and the med
ical staff was reported as being almost
hors de combat
FOUR masked men held up the bank
at Belle Fourche, S. D., and took all
/, the money in sight. An alarm was
Immediately given and a posse followed
in pursuit and, after a running fight,
one of the robbers was captured.
A NEGRO named Harry Gillian was
forcibly taken from the Jail at .Aber-
deem, Miss, and hanged to tree for
having robbed a white woman and at
tempted to assault her.
A sNowsToRM occurred in Caroline
county. Va, on the 2sth.'
THREE hundred Bannock Indians
were having a ghost dance on the
Camas prairie, near HALEY, Ida, and
settlers were greatly alarmed over
their actions and wanted the govern
ment to recall them.
A PITTSBURGH, Pa, dispatch said
that all the union iron mills in Ale
gheny county, the tin plate plants and
sheet mills, would close and remain
closed until the wage scales were set
tied.
The joint conference at st. Louis
between the railroad commissions of
Missouri and Illinois, for the purpose
of establishing uniform grain grades
between the two states, was failure.
The New York fast express train on
the Wabash railway. which left Kan
sas City. Mo-, at 6:20 p. m. on the Goth,
went through trestle near Missouri
City, the supports of which had been
weakened by a county bridge being
washed against it. A brakeman, bag
gageman and five postal clerks, all Of
st. Louis, were killed. About 80 pas
sengers were more or less hurt.
SIX tramps tried to hold up passen-
gers on Burlington train at Chalco,
IS miles from Omaha, Neb., and fatal
ly shot G. R. Pond, of Corning, a., be-
cause he resisted. Five of the tramps
were afterwards arrested.
EIGHT persons were dragged down a
steep hill at Lakeside, Chicago, in a
wagon by a runaway horse and
dumped into a deep ditch. All were
injured and one woman was probably
fatally hurt.
The annual meet of the Railway
Cripples' association took place at Chi
cago on the Goth. The programme in
cluded foot and bicycle races and
jumping. The time for the 1OO-yard
dash for men with two artificial legs
was 10 As seconds.
The negro Moses, who killed Farm
er John Strong near Crystal Springs.
Miss, few days ago, and was arrest
ed and placed in Jail for the crime. was
hanged by a mob at $50 a. m. on the
25th.
DURING heavy storm at Hopkins
vile, KY, on the gath two earthquake
shocks were distinctly felt and the
walls of large buildings were shaken.
CHARLES c. BELL, of Boonville, Mo-,
visited the agricultural department at
Washington the other day and had a
conference with Secretary Wilson
about the beet sugar experiment in
Missouri and to make arrangements
for the test of the crop under govern
ment auspices. Mr.. Bell was confident
that the beet sugar industry will be-
fore many years be great one in Mis-
souri,.
A RECENT Chicago dispatch stated
that 249 applications for charters for
branches of Debs' social democracy
had been received, the greatest num-
and then Wisconsin.
ALL the window and flint glass and
95 per cent. of the green glass facto-
ries, according to a Chicago dispatch,
will close on June 80 for long mac
tivity.
A POLICY which will affect many
pension claims has been adopted by
the interior department in a ruling
just made by Assistant Secretary Web
ster Davis, holding that the showing
of the inclusion of a mans name on
the pension rolls is equivalent to the
production of an honorable discharge.
Miss SARAH CECIL, the heiress, who
was adjudged insane and incarcerated
in the Eastern Kentucky lunatic asy-
lum at Lexington last fall, and later
was allowed to go to private santa
rum. was reported as starving herself
because her relatives will not turn
over to her certain papers. She is
worth more than $3.50. 900.
THE princess of Wales jubilee din
ners to the poor of London on the cath
were very successful, about 1000 den
liens of the slums being entertained
at various centers. At the Peoples
palace about 1000 crippled children
were served with good things to eat.
At the Central hall, Holborn, about
1900 poor people partook of the ban
quet served.
AN excursion train having on board
500 employees of the Goodrich, Diamond
and Akron rubber companies ran into
B. / o. train at Millersburg, O..
Both engines were wicked and, fortu-
nately, only FIVE persons were injured,
none seriously.
TERRELL HUDSON, negro who was to
have been hanged two weeks ago for
murder but was reprieved by Gov. At
kinson, was executed at Decatur, Ga,
on the 25th. Hudson killed Seaborn
Malcolm. another negro, in a quarrel
about dog.
IT was reported at Paducah, KY,
that Miller, who had assaulted FIVE
year-old girl at Eddyville and was
! taken to Princeton for safe keeping,
was secretly lynched at the latter place.
THE president has signed the act
amending the act providing for the en-
try of lands in Greer county Ok, so as
to extend until January next the time
| allowed settlers to perfect their entries.
| AN agreement has been signed for a
bicycle race between w. w. Hamilton,
of Denver, Col. and Walter c. Sanger,
of Milwaukee, to be held July 16 and
IL at Denver. There will be three
| for n hot IF OOn tho xuipnor M