The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1899-08-04

a total of 81 cases of yellow fever and
seven deaths. Business in the town of
Phoebus, adjoining the soldiers home,
was suspended. Armed guards sur
rounded all towns in the neighborhood
to prevent people entering from the
infected place.
A LIGHT engine in charge of Engineer
Mcleod and Fireman Goldsworthy ran
into the rear end of freight on side
track few miles west of Winslow,
Ariz. Brakeman Constable, of the
freight train, was killed and Conductor
Frame seriously injureds Engineer Nc
Leod was fatally injured and died few
hours later. Fireman Goldsworthy es-
capped by jumping.
Gov. GAMBLER has issued an appeal
to the people of Georgia to join hands
and put an end to mob violence in the
state by upholding the courts and aid
ing them in bringing to speedy justice
all criminals and, by the strong force
of a virile public sentiment, have law
breakers of all kinds punished.
THE trouble at Schwarzschild & Sui
berger's packing house in Armourdale,
Kan, was settled and the men went to
work on the list.
EUGENE PAKAHPUER, graduate from
the Indian school at Carlisle, Pa, shot
and killed Edith Morell, aged IL years,
at the home of Mrs. j. f. MOren in
South Amherst, Mass, because she
would not marry him. After commit
ting the murder he set fire to Mrs.
Morell's house and fled.
THE reported outbreak of yellow
fever at the Hampton (Va.) soldiers
home had a depressing influence on
the southern railroads at the opening
of the stock market at New York on
the 31st.
AT Poonah, capital of the district of
that name in the Bombay presidency,
there were SO cases of plague and Sc
deaths from that disease in SO hours
ending the 31st.
CoNsPIRAToRs in Seoul, Korea, dyna-
mited the residences of the premier
and members of the royal household
department. Seventeen persons were
arrested, of whom six were women.
THE Nebraska regiment landed from
the transport Hancock at San Fran
cisco on the 31st and marched to the
preside, where they went into camp
preparatory to being mustered out.
An immense crowd lined the streets
and cheer ed the war-worn veterans.
Ed JOYCE was killed and Ed Callahan
mortally wounded in a saloon at Omaha,
Neb., at one o'clock a. m. of the Goth.
It was caused through drunken quar-
rel among crowd of workmen.
AN aged couple named Mcconnell
were killed by lightning in Henry
county, Tenn, the other day.
THE hospital ship Relief reached
Honolulu July %, having on board a
number of wounded Twentieth Kan
sans, including Capts. Watson and
Clarke. They are expected to reach
San Francisco August 4.
THE international peace conference
met for it's final sitting on the goth
when it was announced that 16 states
had signed the arbitration convention,
Is the other two conventions, II the de-
claration prohibiting the throwing of
projectiles or explosives from balloons,
16 the declaration prohibiting the use
of asphyxiating gas, and Is the decla-
ration prohibiting the use of expansive
bullets.
THOUSANDS were at the funeral in
Chicago on the 3Oth of Adolph Luet-
CERT, the wife murderer, who died in
the Joliet penitentiary from heart dis
ease. Lawrence Harmon, the dead
mans former counsel, delivered an adj
dress declaring that Luetgert's wife
was alive and that Luetgert was un-
Justly convicted.
BERT KIMBALL, an aeronaut, was
drowned at Hil1sdale, Mich, his para
chute dropping in the middle of Baw-
bees lake.
Gov. PINGREE on the 2Sth issued
proclamation ''to the people of Michi-
GAM inviting them to be present at
the reception of Gen. Alger at Detroit
on August 2.
CONGRESSMAN BAILEY stated at Hous-
ton, Tex, on the 2sth that he was
fully pursuaded that the national adj
ministration had entered into a COM
plete agreement for an alliance be-
tween Great Britain and the United
States, both defensive and offensive,
but it was not made public because of
political reasons.
THE strike of messenger boys at Gin
ciunati ended in a failure.
REV. JOHN j. JANSEN, bishop of the
Belleville diocese, is about to excom-
municate all the members of St.
Patrick's parish in East ST. Louis, Ill.
Twelve hundred people will be exiled
from the ministrations of the Catholic
church. The impending wholesale in
Fiction of the church'S extreme men,