The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1898-01-28

JUAN SALAs, a boy, was thrown from
a runaway horse at San Antonio. Tex,
and his foot hung fast in the stirrup.
He was dragged eight bl locks, his head
being frigntfully mutilated.
| THREE corpses were found on the
beach near Ashtabula. O., on the Gath.
The men had probably been drowned
in the gale on the lake during the
previous nj yht.
| VACHER, the Paris m urderer, who has
to his credit the death of nearly 40
person, has been submitted to radi-
ography by DR.. Testo, who has OBJ
| tanned a clear plate, showing a re-
volver bullet imbedded in the region
| of the right eye. 1t is believed that
may have had upon the mans mental
| condition may be largely accountable
for his frightful homicidal mania
doc" KING, a cowboy, we'll known
over western Oklahoma and the Pan
handle of Texas, committed suicide in
Woodward county, Ok, by shooting
| himself through the heart. He was SO
years old and was married few weeks
ago.
STRIKERS of the Chicago & South
eastern railway seized and sidetracked
an express train when it arrived at Lee
banon, Ind, on the cath and 40 pas.
sengers aboard the train were tied up
there. Public sentiment was unani.
mously in favor of the strikers, who
struck for eight months back pay.
THE tenth annual convention of the
Missouri and Kansas Association of
Lumber Dealers opened at Kansas City,
Mo, on the 25th for Iwo-days' session.
The Iowa supreme court has upheld
the anti-cigarette law passed by the
last legislature.
By the explosion of the boiler of
locomotive standing in roundhouse
at Madison, Wis, three. men were
killed, two others seriously injured
and the building and three engines
were wrecked.
THE democratic caucus at Nashville,
Tenn. on the night of the oath took
the Goth ballot for United States SEN
| ator without nominating, the result
being: McMillin, 81; Turley, so; Tay-
lor, %.
A DESPERATE fight occurred near
Mazatlan, Mex, between so charcoal
| burners and an equal number of men
employed on Rosale's ranch Nine
men were killed and many more badly
| wounded. The fight resulted from
the burning of timber by the charcoal
men.
In scheduled six-round fight be-
tween "Yank" Kenney and Steve
| ODonnel at Philadelphia on the 21st,
the latter had a broken hand and
| could not go on, so Peter Maher was
! su Instituted and in little more than a
minute he put Kenney to sleep.
PROF. WILLIAM EBRIGHT, ex-super-
intendent of the Institute for the
Blind at Nebraska City, Neb., has been
| arrested for alleged misrepresentation
| of funds.
A RESOLUTION was adopted recently
| by the Trades and Labor union in st.
Louis for holding a worlds fair in that
| city in 1908 to celebrate the Tooth an
| niversary of the Louisiana purchase.
SENTENCE of death for matricide has
been pronounced on Virgil Gallagher,
| a young medical student, at Galveston,
| Tex.
REV. Z. w. B. DAWSON, an aged re-
| cluse, was burned to death in his cot
HIGH water in the Ohio so under
mined the supports of bridge at New
Albany, O., on the Esd that when a
train went on it one side sagged and
the locomotive toppled into the river
and the engineer and a brakeman were
killed.
AT sunrise on the Gath the festivities
at San Francisco began. to last one
week, of California's golden jubilee.
The city was gaily decorated and on
every hand were displayed large por-
traits of James Marshall, who picked
up the first gold nugget in California
in the year 1S4s.
FIFTEEN Cherokee convicts, includ-
ing some desperate characters, escaped
from the national prison at Tah1equah,
l. T., by tunneling through the base
ment wall the other night. The sher-
iff was absent
SIXTEEN miles of the Hennepin canal
is now completed and ready for the
water to be turned in. One thousand
men are at work in Bureau county,
ILL, the work being pushed night and
day.
WHILE a cage was being hoisted in
the shaft of mine at Washes, Bel.
GUM, the cable broke and Is miners
were dashed to pieces
| JEFFERSON KNIGHT was hanged al
Mobile. Ala, ON the 21st for the muir
der of Frank Dantzler. The con
demned man made full confession.
BLACKLEe in Beaver county, Ok.
which is 800 miles long and so mile.