The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1899-10-20
Was the Woman Kidnapedf

Shriver. Harper.
Was the Woman Kidnapped
An Indian, Belone Deroin, was MUIR
dered on the Sac and Fox reservation
in Brown county. He left the house
of M. Deroin at night to take a woman
who lived in the neighborhood home
in buggy. The next morning he was
found in the road with a gunshot
wound in the heart and two knife
wounds in the neck and head. The
woman did not arrive at her home and
is still missing. She is supposed to
have been kidnapped by the murderers.
Trial Conducted by Telephone.
A novel proceeding in Justices
court was held in Chapman. The de-
fendant was wanted for assault and
escaped before the warrant was served.
He secured Senator Hessin, of Manhat-
tan, to defend him. Hessin called up
the county attorney at Abilene and the
justice at Chapman, pleaded guilty for
the defendant, heard the fine assessed
and sent the fine and costs by the next
mail and the case was ended.
It Wants Financial Aid.
The College of Emporia is in debt,
and mass meeting of the citizens was
called to consider ways and means to
help the college out. The sum of SIS, 900
is to be raised by the citizens on or be-
fore January 1 and deposited in the
bank, with the understanding that if
the synod does not raise the remaining
Sl3, 900 by May 1 each subscriber shall
have the right to withdraw his money.
from the bank.
Reaches the Supreme Court.
The Parsons asylum location fight
has reached the supreme court. After
the legislative committee selected Par
sons as the site for the new institution
Clay Center brought suit in its own
court to enjoin the state from appro-
priating money to erect the necessary
buildings. An Injunction was OBJ
tanned. Now the attorneys for Par
sons have appealed the case to the su.
preme court.
Abandoned His March.
Carl Brown, who led Coxey's army
to Washington, and who arrived at
Wichita from Denver on his second
march, declared his march off. He
notified his men he would go no
further. Brown is the son-in-law of
Gen. Coxey, and ever since the march
of the industrial army to the national
capital he has been planning another
which was to have startled tho
world.
Souvenirs and Medals for Soldiers.
Among the souvenirs being prepared
for the Twentieth Kansas volunteers
upon their arrival home is a letter from
the Kansas G. A. r. department con-
tanning the greeting from the soldiers
of the civil war to those of the Spanish
American war. The G. A. r. depart
ment also proposes to have enough
medals made out of a captured cannon
to supply each volunteer with one.
Company RS Reception.
The committee appointed to arrange
the programme for the reception of
company B upon its return to Kansas
City, will probably finish the work as
signed to it this week. The secretary
has extended an invitation to all of
the civic organizations in the city to
in the big parade. MANY |
of these societies have already signitied |
their intention of taking part.
War Relic for Salina.
Capt. E j. Hardy, of company NJ,
from San Francisco that |
be had brought back from Manila a |
cannon for Salina- The cannon will |
be accepted by the city as memento
IF the bravery of the famous Twentieth
and company NJ. 1t will be put up at |
some public place in that city.
WIN Not Permit Gambling.
All slot machines and gambling
houses in Atchison viii. be suppressed.
They were permitted to begin opera
ions six months ago. paying s70O q
month to the city. Complaint has