The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1899-06-09

Gov. SAVERS telegraphed from Aus
tin, Tex. on the 5th to all the govern
DIS and attorney generals of the south
ern states call for an antitrust
convention to meet in st. Louis Sep.
TENDER 20 for the purpose of securing
concerted action against trusts.
NEAR Montcalm. Tex, James Carter
was thrown from a horse in front of a
reaper and the sickle bars cut his body
and limbs. He was picked up uncon-
scious and was in a serious condition.
MOUNTAIN VIEW, Ok, had a rival
town about l = miles west and the for
mer deemed it advisable that both
towns should be one. So Mountain
View went to work and bought up
Oakdale and the latter was moved to
the former on wheels.
DURING a thunderstorm lightning
struck the residence of Henry Vaughn,
near Pawnee, Ok, passing through
ceiling and striking Mrs Vaughn
in the breast. It make a small hole
entirely through her body, killing her
instantly.
A NUMBER of horses were killed in
Chicago by the heat on the 5th.
OWING to a quarrel with her husband
Mrs. Johanna Schilling turned on the
gas and asphyxiated herself and her
two children in a tenement house in
New York.
A TORNADO swept the country west of
Dyersville, Ia, on the evening of the
4th. At some points the path of the
storm was mile wide. The operator
at Thorpe, Ia, reported buildings and
cars blown over. The neighborhoodo of
Kellogg, Ia, also suffered.
AT meeting of travelling men in
Kansas City, Mo-, an association was
formed to build a home and sanitarium
for sick and INDECENT travelling men to
be called the Interstate Commercial
Travellers home. 1t will be built for
the drummers of Missouri, Kansas,
Iowa and Nebraska.
A REPORT from Union Pacific sources
ON the 4th was to the effect that the
Albany county, sheriff's posse had cap
tured three of the Union Pacific train
robbers six miles from Casper, Wyo.,
and that one of them had made con-
fession. The rest of the gang were be-
ing pursued in the direction of Glen
Rock.
The Ely dry goods store at Paducah,
KY, was burned by an incendiary fire.
The now iron bridge over the Colo
RADIO river at Wharton. Tex, was to-
tally wrecked through a fire. The east
bound train on the Southern Pacific
came near dashing into the burning
wreck. Loss. $2O,OOO
The freight handlers strike at Buff
falo. N. Y, which originated at the
Lehigh freight house and spread to
other freight houses, threatening to
involve 9, 900 men, was checked by an
agreement reached at a conference and
the men voted to return to work on the
I'd.
JOHN LIND and his four-months-old
son Raymond were attacked by a horse
in his barn at Chicago the other day.
The child was trampled to death and
Lind received injuries which, it was
thought, will prove fatal. The horse
attacked them when Lind, carrying the
baby in his arms, entered the stall.
JAMES E. TowNLEY, aged 70, put gas
oline on his bed at Kansas City, Mo-,
to kill bugs and in little while went
to see what effect the fluid had had.
He carried lamp and held it close to
the bed, which burst into blaze and
enveloped him in flame. His cries
brought help and the flames were ex-
tinguished, but not until Townley was
perhaps fatally burned.
A UNION PACIFIC train was held up
near Wilcox, Wyo., early on the I'd.
The express car was completely
wrecked by dynamite. The safe was
blown open and the contents were
taken. The robbers then escaped to
the mountains.
LIGHTNING killed ten head of fine
COWS owned by Paul Wood, dairy
man, living near Carrollton, Ill. They
were found dead near wire fence
THE Physicians National Reform
league was organized in Toledo, O., the
other day with DIR. A. E. Kahll1off as
president. The league will be national
in scope and will be for mutual benefit:
1t is understood to be an association of
so-called advertising DOCTORS
THE London Chronicle has got writ
ten confession from Maj. Comte Ferdi-
nand Walsh Esterhazy that it was he
who wrote the bordereau by which Capt.
Dreyfus was wrongfully convicted of
treason.
AN attempted rescue of prisoners in
the Jail at Leadville, Col, was frus-
trated by the vigilance of the officers,
who had been forwarned. A man, who
is supposed to be J. w. Breath, of San
Bernardo, Cal, was seen in the dark
ness to scale the hiph fence abOnt the