The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1899-06-23

CARDINAL VAUGHAN recently made a
remarkable appeal to. the high church
party of the Church of England to join
Rome. He said the ritualistic move
ment in England was unparalleled in
the history of any European country.
BY the explosion of a lamp in the
house of Michael Jaska, at Allegheny,
six members of the family were badly
burned. An IS-month babe will
probably die.
The Santo Domingo mine in Chihua-
hua, Mex, caved in, burying 26 miners,
none of whom were rescued.
CONGREssMAN DANFORD. of the Six
tenth Ohio district, died at his home
near ST. Clairsville, O., on the 10th.
CONSIDERABLE heat prevailed over
Nebraska on the 18th. At Lincoln the
mercury reached 90 degrees. At Gull
bertson and several other places it was
1O3.
THREH persons were drowned in the
Wisconsin river near Portage, Wis, by
their boat capsizing.
GERMS of tuberculosis were found in
every cow of a herd of 90 received at
the Chicago stock yards on the 10Th.
GEORGE FRED WILLIAMS, of Massa-
chusetts, has been in conference at
Bath, Me-, with Arthur Sewan, who
ran with William j. Bryan on the
presidential ticket of the silver wing
of the democracy. Mr.. Williams de-
clared that if Mr.. Bryan and the Chi
cago platform were turned down by
the democratic national convention
Mr.. BRYAN would be nominated on an
other ticket.
DIR. THOMAS OsMOND SUMMERS, late
surgeon in charge of the fever hospital
at Santiago and a noted yellow fever
at st. Louis. Dependency caused by
fancied lack of appreciation of his serv-
ices by the government during the
Spanish war was assigned as the cause
for the act.
AT Bohemian picnic at Cleveland.
O., on the 18th a fight was started and
Frank Hadjut was shot and killed.
The Central Federal Labor union at
New York on the 18th presented a res
olution instructing it's secretary to
write to President Mckinley and the
war department demanding the recall
and trial by court-martial of Gen.
Merriam, because of his policy regard
ing the striking miners at C9ur
d. Alene, Ida.
The United States Smokeless Powder
works in Marin county, Cal, blew up
the other afternoon, killing four men
and dangerously injuring two others.
JIM JEFFRIEs and Tom Sharkey have
been matched at New York to fight a
25-round battle for the heavyweight
championship of the world before the
club offering the largest purse, the
| winner to take all. The match will
| take place about October 8.
A TORNADO passed over Winona coun-
| ty, Mimi, on the 18th and several
buildings were demolished. The same
storm struck the small settlement of
Montana, Wis, blowing down many
houses and injuring two or three per-
sons. A number of buildings were
also demolished near Algona, in north.
| ern Iowa.
The outlook on the night of the 10th
at Denver was more favorable for an
early resumption of work by the trust
shelters in Colorado, steps having been
| taken for a conference between j. B.
Grant, chairman of the operating COM
mittee of the American Smelling and
Refining company and a committee Of
| the Smeltermen's union.
| REV. w. T. Pope, an educated colored
divine, of Mcneil, Ark, is taking the
initiative in the organization of a
league whose object is to elevate his
race and help solve the lynching prob
lem. The name of the organization is
to be the Cooperative League of Amer
lean Citizens and white people are in
vited to become honorary members. ',
SEVENTY out of ia cows at the
Eastern Illinois insane hospital at Kan
kalxee showed signs of tuberculosis
after incubation with tuberculin.
They were slaughtered.
A SPECIAL from Xenia, O., on the 18th
stated that a unique condition of
affairs existed there, owing to the re-
fusal of the city council to provide
money for meeting the expenses of the
workhouse. The board of directors of
the workhouse passed resolution
ordering that all prisoners confined
there should be released from custody
and work on the stone pile indefinitely
suspended. Twenty-eight prisoners
were to be released.
A wELL-DEFINED cyclone came over
southern Oklahoma the other after
noon and would probably have blown
away the town of Hennessey had not
a large cannon been discharged
into the funnel-shaped cloud when it
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