The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1899-04-14

The coroner and police at st. Louis
came to the conclusion that the deaths
of John Sullivan and his widowed
daughter, Mrs Dunn, at 1919 Biddle
street, were not due to felonious
causes, but that they were accidental.
| ly asphyxiated.
A DEADLY riot. caused by a negro
| miner and the troubles among the
miners, occurred at Pana, Ill, on the
10th, resulting in seven persons being
shot to death and nine others wounded.
The city is in control of the military,
Gov. Tanner having proclaimed mar.
tial law.
SANTA CRUZ was captured by Gen.
Lawton's expedition on the 10th and
the rebels were driven into the noun
taius. The Americans had six wound
ed and the Filipinos lost 6s men and
had 40 others wounded.
PLUMBERS at Des Moines, Ia. struck
for an eight-hour day on the 10th.
FRANK CALLAwAY, on the afternoon
of the 10th, caused panic in the
crowded department store of Siegel &
Hillman, at ST. Louis, by shooting and
killing his wife. who was employed as
q saleswoman there. Mrs. Galloway
had recently fled a suit for divorce.
FIRE broke out in the business por.
ton of Chickasha, L T., early on the
morning of the 10th and before the
flames could be gotten under control
half q block of business houses was
destroyed.
TWELVE miners lost their lives by an
explosion of gas in the Sierra Mazda
mining camp at Coahuila, Mex.
The John K. Speed, one of the largest
steamboats, plying on the Ohio river,
was sunk at Louisville. Ky. The boat
had a large hole crushed in her side by
collision with the point of the main
dam in the river. All persons on board
were got off in safety.
The wife and daughter of John Car
burg. Ind, were killed by dynamite
explosion which wrecked their house.
Darlington had placed about IS pounds
of dynamite under the stove to thaw
it out. He went out to prepare to use
the explosive when it exploded and
blew the house to ruins
ADMIRAL DEWEY, in an interview at
Manila about the suggestion that he
be candidate for the presidency next
year. has declined positively to allow
his name to be issued. He declared he
knew nothing about politics and his
education, disposition and vocation in
capacitated him for filing the presi-
dency.
A RIOT occurred among 80 structural
ironworkers at Chicago on the 9th and
three men were seriously injured and
dozen others badly bruised. Re-
used in the quarrel
ABOUT 5000 cotton mill operatives
were idle. according to dispatch
from Providence, r. l., on the Sth, as
the result of the many strikes in that
state for higher wages.
TANUMADILI MALIETOA has been
crowned king of Samoa
ARCHBISHOP IRELAND had a parting
interview with the pope at Rome and
received an autograph letter from his
holiness to convey to President Nc.
Kinley.
MATTHEW MYERS, farmer near Ken
ney, Ill, was dynamiting stumps when
he accidentally exploded full basket
of dynamite sticks. The explosion
blew his body to fragments, shook
window glass out in the town of Ken
ney and was distinctly heard ten miles
away.
THE Cuban generals met at Marianao
and officially decided to reinstate Gen.
Gomez as commander-in-chie
GUS T1DwELL. a butcher. was stabbed
to death at Macon, Ga, by Charles
Burge, plum Der, in sull view of 20 pc.
licemen and numerous shoppers and
citizens. The murder was done at the
entrance of the city hall, where the
| victim and his slayer met, both having
been summoned to the police court for
fighting.
The American Anti-Saloon league
began operations in Kansas City, Mo-,
on the 9th. Seven speakers addressed
the congregations of various churches
and an effort was made to perfe ct the
organization of Missouri branch of
the league to look after its interests
| in the state.
GREAT BR1rAIN's queen is having a
steam yacht built which will cost S.
900, 600.
L. c. MCCLURE, foreman of track re-
pairs, was run over by train at South
McAlester, l. T., on the 7th and had
one of his legs cut off, from the effects
of which he died.
The United States transport Arizo-
ma arrived at San Francisco on the
6th. The vessel returned with hum
dreds of sick and convalescent soldiers
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