The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1899-06-30

ION CONNELLY, eight years ola, Tell
nto the water from a sailboat on the
liver near Orange, Tex, and James 81.
Vancamp jumped out of the same boat
60 save him, but both were drowned.
MRS. GEORGE b. BARROW pleaded
guilty at New York on the Goth to the
charge of kidnapping Baby Marion
Clarke and was sentenced to 70 years
and ten months in prison.
SIR THOMAS LIPTON's cup challenger,
Shamrock, was launched at, London on
the Goth.
OVER 300 photo-engravers struck at
Chicago on the Goth for an increase in
wages to $21 per week. About II
firms were affected.
A STRIKE of 1000 girls in the Ameri-
can Tobacco company's branch at Rich
mond, Va, took place the other day.
MILES MCDONALD. employed by the
from the Eads bridge on the 25th for a
wager and badly injured himself.
A CLOUDBURsT and heavy rain inter-
fered materially with the reunion of
the rough riders at Las Vegas, N. M.
Col. Roosevelt, when he arrived, tum-
bled from the platform of his car into
a yelling mob of his old command and
the governor of New York entered into
the spirit of the occasion. At the cleo
ton of officers Col. Roosevelt was made
honorary president and Lieut.. Col.
Brodie president. The people of New
Mexico presented Col. Roosevelt with
a gold medal as a souvenir.
BROOKLYN was said to be on the eve
of a big street railway strike.
FIRE damaged the chemical works
at Camden N. j., to the extent of
500, 900.
A PARTY of five men started from Big
Timber, Mont, by boat for Bismarck
and three of the party were drowned,
one of the men being w. L. Thompson,
of Kansas City, Mo.
BENJAMIN PARROT was hanged at
Hamilton, Ont, on the 23d for the MUIR
der of his mother last February. He
| went home under the influence of
| liquor, quarreled with her and killed
her with an ak.
Gov. PINGREE gave out a public
statement at Detroit, Mich, on the 23d
| that Secretary Alger was a candidate
| for United States senator for Michigan
| and that the platform of his campaign
| would include the features of opposi-
! ton to trusts and declaration in IA
vor of senatorial elections by direct
vote of the people. Secretary Alger,
at subsequent interview at Chicago,
confirmed the statement of Gov. Pin
gree.
Oswego voted bonds to put in nat
ural gas system.
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of Zapata county, Tex, has been swept
away by the Rio Grande flood. The
town had a population of several hun
dreds of Mexicans of the poorer class.
Their houses were adobes, which quick
ly melted away when the high water
struck them.
| MINERS on the lands of the Boston
Iron and Timber company, Carter
county, Tenn, have unearthed a vein
of lead 35 feet in width and it has been
uncovered 235 feet in length. 1t is con-
sidered most valuable find.
BILL JENNINGS. alias Bill Ryan, was
convicted at Hartville, Mo-, on the sd
of being an accomplish in the train rob-
berry at Macomb, Mo. and was sentenced
to 20 years in the penitentiary.
HENRY B. PLANT, who controlled the
| great system of hotels and railroads on
the west coast of Florida and the line
of steamers from Tampa to Havana,
died suddenly at New York on the Esd,
aged so years.
In a special match at Batavia. N. Y,
on the Esd for cup and the champion
ship of America at inanimate targets
between J. A. r. Elliott, of Kansas
City, and William Crosby, of Batavia,
the latter won by score of 12S to 124.
AGUINALDo has taken command OF
Gen. Luna's army near San Fernando
and massed the largest force yet mobi-
lized, bringing 2, 600 men from the An
tipolo region. He was said to be ex-
ceedingly troublesome to the Ameri-
cans. Gen. MacArthur's men were
constantly on the alert to repel any at
tacks by the FilipinOs, sleeping upon
their arms.
A DESTRUCTIVE rain and hailstorm
visited BARLEY, Neb., and vicinity on
the afternoon of the 25th. Four miles
to the northeast of the town not a
stalk of corn or spear of wheat was
left standing. Thousands of dollars
damage was done.
j. G. JOHNSON, of Peabody, Kan,
was deposed from me Office of general
attorney of the Modern Woodmen Oh
America, and j. w. White, of Rock
Falls, ILL.,, was appointed to the posi-
ton.
JOHN MoRRIsEY and Dwyer Foster
were run down by Chicago, Rock Is.
land & Pacific train at Fourteenth and