The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1899-02-10

vOlved In one big antl-fOre4en rebel
lion. The success of the brieand
Yumantze and his followers has caused
the Sc Chuen rebellion to spread int
the HUI Peh and Shan Tung provinces,
where Catholic missionaries and ative
Christians have been massacred, mall
treated and robbed. In numerous in
stances children of native Christians
were torn from their arms and killed
that the foreign devils" religion
might not spread.
HANAs LOVE. young man living at
White Rock, Ok, went violently in
sane and broke out nearly every win
dow.glass in the business portion OF
the town. besides smashing hundreds
of dollars worth of showcases in stores.
A. G. BRADLEY, the old soldier who
shot Gov. Smith. of the soldiers home,
at Santa Monica, Cal, aud was con-
victed Of assault with deadly weapon.
was sentenced to two years in San
| Quentin on the 9th.
| The estimates on the 9th placed the
Filipino loss at the battle of Manila
at g, 900 dead, $500 wounded and 5000
prisoners
THE negroes whose importation
from Alabama caused the battle at
Virden, ILL.,, few months ago, in
which several miners were killed. were
| reported on the 9Th as freezing and
starving in a graders camp near
| Cahokia. Unaccustomed as they were
to cold weather, and very thinly clad,
their condition was said to be pitiable.
ALL who believe in the initiative
| and referendum will be entitled to
| seats in the national convention of the
Union Reform party in Cincinnati on
March l.
In boarding house fire at Spring
field, ILL.,, early the other morning
| three persons were burned to death.
Ale other guests managed to get out
| in their night clothes.
TEXAS CITY, Tex, indignant at the
action of Congressman Hawley in de-
feating the appropriation in the river
and harbor bill of $3.50, 900 to deepen
the channel at that city, burned Mr..
Hawley in effigy the other night.
THE central and western parts of
Texas were visited by a blizzard on
| the 5th and it was feared that much
live stock was killed.
THE smallpox situation in eastern
Oklahoma among the Creek, Iowa and
Sac and Fox Indians having be-
come somewhat alarming, Agent
Walker, of the Kiowa. Comanche and
Apache tribes in southwest Oklahoma,
has issued an order that no one will
be permitted to enter that reservation
without permit. A police force
guards all the roads to the reservation
to prevent any one from entering.
A NEW YORK dispatch stated that
the International Paper company was
steadily pushing ahead with its plans
toward absolute monopoly of the pa
per manufacturing trade.
HEAVY hailstorm ragged at Morris,
Ala, on the Sd. This seemed to start
a tornado and trees. telegraph poles,
houses, railroad cars aad fences were
blown down. Several persons were
injured.
THE Hutchinson & Southern rail-
way. built several years ago south Inward
from Hutchinson, Kan, IS miles, is to
be extended at once in a southerly
| direction some 200 miles, the work to
| be completed this season. Next year
rails will be laid northward and Oma-
ha, Neb., will be the terminus.
A DISPATCH from Denver, Col, on
| the Sd said that the loss to the rail-
! ways in Colorado from business not
| moving and the pay of armies of snow
shovelers is estimated at $25, 600 day.
Not less than 1000 men were shoveling
snow for several days and stormbound
passengers were fed and cared for by
the railway companies. On the noun
tains thousands of cattle froze and
starved to death and nothing could be
done to saves them.
| AT Lafayette. Ind, Patrick Flynn,
his wife and their son Owen were
found dead in bed. They had been
asphyxiated by natural gas.
| THE schoolhouse at Clifford. Ill, was
totally destroyed by fire. The princi-
pal discovered the basement burning
and quietly told the teachers, who
promptly dismissed the scholars There
were no signs of a panic. although the
stairs were on fire and the scholars
had to make their way through the
fire.
MRS. CORDELIA BOTKIN was sem
fenced at San Francisco to serve the
term of her natural life in the San
Quentin penitentiary for the murder
of Mrs. Cunning and Mrs. Deaue, of
Dover. Del, whom she killed by means
of box of poisoned candy sent
through the mails as gift from a
friend and unexpectedly eaten by
them. Mrs Botkin's attorneys ap-
piled for a new trial but the Judge
overruled it.