The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1899-09-08

u. w. MING, Jr.. a MEMBER OF tho
Denver rifle club, scored SO out of .
possible 100 in competitive team
| shoot at Denver, Col. on the 4th. The
shooting was off-hand strictly, Ameri-
| can standard target, seven rings black,
distance 200 yards.
THE second meeting of the New En-
gland Bimetallic league at Providence,
K. l., on the 4th was very largely at
| tended. Gen. A. j. Warner, of Mari
eta, O., was introduced as the ''oldest
| warrior in the silver cause in the coun-
try" Resolutions declaring for free
silver, against militarism and urging
the nomination of w. j. Bryan for
president were unanimously adopted.
BLACK HAWK, the most noted of tho
chiefs of the Wisconsin Winnebago In
dams, died at Brockway, Wis, aged 90
years.
THE anti-Dreyfus press of Paris dis
| covered that the famous prisoner is
this fact, it was thought, would preju-
dice the Catholic judges against him.
RAFAEL DEL PAN, Spaniard born in
the Philippines and recently identified
with the Philippine junta at Madrid,
has gone from Hong Kong to Japan.
1t is reported in Filipino circles there
that Del Pans purpose is to request
the Japanese government to recognize
the Filipino insurgents.
In a political speech at Providence,
r. l., Senator Tillman berated the
presidents war policy and declared
that South Carolina would not send
| any troops to fight Filipinos.
THE Chicago platform democrats held
a big meeting in Cooper Union, Greater
New. York, on the 4th, addressed by
ex-Gov. Altgeld, of Illinois, and Con-
gresham Lentz, of Ohio. Each de-
| clared for the denomination of Bryan
and denounced McKinley's administra-
ton. Mr.. Lentz eulogized Aguinaldo
as one of the heroes of the world.
THOMAS MCVEIaH will not be shot to
death, bat will serve life term in the
| military prison at Alcatraz island by
the order of President Mckinley. He
recently arrived at San Francisco from
Manila on the Grant and was sentenced
to be shot to death by musketry for
| making murderous assault on his SUI
perior officer, Capt. D. c. Wright, of
company G, First Wyoming volunteers.
Pope SoPHRoNIUs, patriarch of the
orthodox Greek church of Alexandria,
Ly bia, Ethiopia and all Egypt, died on
the Sd, aged 1O3.
A FIERCE timber fire ragged about ten
| miles south of Deadwood, s. D. People
turned out from the immediate vicin-
ity to fight the fire, but their efforts
| met with little success Englewood,
| on the Missouri Pacific, was threat
| ened with destruction and the inhabit-
ants tried to get their belongings to
places of safety.
THE Twentieth Kansas regiment
| sailed from Manila for San Francisco
ON the Sd on board the Tarter. Gen.
and Mrs. Funston sailed the day after
on the hospital ship Solace.
Gov. POINTER, of Nebraska, refused
to honor the requisition papers of Gov.
Stanley, of Kansas, asking for Mrs.
Rachel Jones and George Jones on the
charge of kidnapping.
ATTORNEY GENERAL SMITH has fled
suit at Omaha, Neb., against % school
furniture companies which, the attor-
ney general states, have formed COM
bination under the name of the Ameri-
can School Furniture company and are
doing business in Nebraska.
THE boiler in Chapman & Sargent's
bowl factory at Copenish, Mich, ex-
ploded the other day, killing three men
and fatally injuring four others The
| building was totally wrecked.
MISS JULIA DENT GRANT, grand
daughter of ex-President Grant, will
be married to Prince Michael Canta-
cuzene, of Russia, at Newport, r. l.,
| September Is.
THIRTY-FIv hundred persons were
at the ceremonies at the refinement
of the bodies of John Browns follow
| ers at the John Brown farm at North
Elba, N. Y. The date is the forty-third
| anniversary of the battle of Osawato-
mic. Rev. Joshua Young, of Groton,
| Mass, who preached John Browns
funeral sermon 40 years ago, made an
address.
A TRAIN on the Peoria, Decatur &
Evansville railroad was held up by
robbers at Lincoln, Ill. The robbers
boarded the night passenger train
when it stopped for coal at mine near
the city. Resistance was made by the
train crew and one robber was killed.
ADMIRAL DEWEY, on his return to
New York, will be presented with the
largest loving cup ever produced by
the silversmith's art. It will be six
feet in height and built literally of
dimes contributed by patriotic Amer