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

THE pope at Rome on the 18th created
IL cardinals and a number of bishops.
JULIUS MACKENRoTH, waiter. was
shot and killed by Henry j. Dessrocher,
carpenter, in hotel dining room at
New York.
In a collision off Friedrisch's haven
between the German steamer Artushof
and the British steamer Mauritus the
Artushof was sunk, ten of her crew
being drowned.
AUSTRALIAN advices said that the Off
GERS of the British and American war
ships who have been fraternizing dur
ing the recent trouble in Samoa have
decided to erect a joint monument to
the memory of the English-speaking
men slain in the various engagements.
PETER BOLLENBACH was shot and
killed by Charles Lindewald, a man of
20 years, at Galesburg, ILL, on the 10th,
in a quarrel over some Indebtedness.
ENocH EAvANosKIs' young wife and
infant daughter were burned to death
at Pittsburgh, Pa, by the explosion of
an oil can, with which the woman at
tempted to start fire.
SEVEN prostrations from the heat oc-
Cured at Chicago on the 10Th.
The railroads which do business be-
tween Kansas City and Mississippi river
points have agreed on new grain rate,
which will go into effect on July 1.
The rate on corn to points between
Dubuque, Ia, and south to Memphis
will be seven cents for 100 pounds and
on wheat nine cents for 100 pounds.
The rate at present is five cents, both
on corn and wheat.
The second annual conference of the
Federation of Zoinists opened at Balti-
more, Md, on the 18th. Twenty socie-
ties from as many cities were repre-
sented.
TELEGRAPHIC inquiries were recently
sent out by the New York Herald
asking the heads of state governments
whether they thought the military
force now in the Philippines sufficient
ly strong to crush the insurrection,
and if not how many soldiers should be
sent. The uniform answer to the first
question was no. Regarding the
second the consensus of opinion was
that Gen. Otis army should be in
creased to 100000 men, SO as to crush
the rebels in one short, sharp cam
paign.
MRS. KOHN was cleaning some gar
ments with gasoline at Cleveland, O.,
when there was an explosion and the
entire front of the house was blown
out. Mrs Kohn, her husband and child
were dangerously injured and were
taken to the hospital.
The Benbow house at Greensboro,
N. c., was burned. Loss, 100000.
WHILE a party of Is young folks
were bathing at Galveston, Tex, the
other evening the undercurrent swept
them out into deep water and three
girls were drowned.
HENRY c. PAYNE, of Wisconsin, ma
tional republican committeeman, who
recently attended conference of the
senate finance committee at New York,
made a statement to the Milwaukee
Journal that, in his opinion, a bill will
be formulated at the coming congress
that will place the United States upon
a gold standard basis.
MARCUS DAILY and his associates in
the Anaconda Mining company, of
Montana, have sold their holdings to
an eastern syndicate, headed by John
D. Rockefeller, for $23, OOO, 900.
GEORGE LAURIE, farmer at Hunt
ington, Ind, was attacked by his bull
and had his life crushed out. His wife,
who went to his assistance, suffered
the same fate.
AT Surrency, Ga, boy" Williams, a
negro, was taken from Jail and lynched
for an attempted assault on a woman.
Dave Clark, another Surrency negro,
was found dead in the woods with sew
'era1 holes in his body. He had been
arrested for trying to shoot constable.
THE Spiritual Medium Protective as
| ISOLATION met at Richmond, Ind, re-
Gently. The association was formed
| for the purpose of shutting out false
| mediums and it is the intention to
make it national in it's scope.
FIFTY guests who attended the we'd
ding of Miss Myrtle McLain and George
J. Prescott, near Robins, Ia, were
made seriously ill by eating pressed
| chicken and ice cream, in which there
| was ptomaine poisoning.
THE Chicago police are convinced that
the murderers of Martin Meters, the
old miser found strangled in his house
some days since, secured about $40, 0OC
as the result of their crime.
A PITTsBURa & GULF passenger train
was held up by masked men at Shady
Point, near Poteau. I. T. Meager de
tails received by the general offices al
Kansas City, Mo-, say that the proceeds
of the robbery were SIS bill. property
of D. II. Patterson, express messenger
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