The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1890-12-05
zusCELLANEOusL

SIDNEY DILLON has been elected prest-
dent of the Union Pacific. vice Charles
F. Adams, resigned Tho Gould trust
was in control of the road.
THE Erie railroad has come to an
agreement with its engineers and the
threatened trouble has been averted.
MAYOR WALSH, of Wexford, Irel and,
has been sent to prison for three months
for publishing interdicted art cles
THE Chicago. Milwaukee s. St Paul
freight house No s, Chicago. was de-
stroyed by fire recently. Loss, $50, 600.
II. II. BELL. a Duluth. Mimi, banker,
has been forced to the wall Tho liza
bilities were about 500, 900. more than
covered by asse Is
AT Texarkana, Tex, an election was
held with reference to removing the
county seat Votes were bought at
auction, caus Dg much comment
IT is expected that Western freight
rates will be put up and become moIe
stable with Gould in control of so many
roads.
The French Government will not al
low the i'm portat!on in to France of Prof
Koch's lymph on the ground that the
importation of medicines, the compost
ton OF which is not known. is illegal, a
law prohibiting such importation being
in existence.
THE notorious Dick Liddie is reported
| prospecting in the stable business at
| Gloucester. N. j.
SECRETARY WINDOW has named the
now revenue cutter boing built a BaIti-
| moro the Galveston.
The river Shannon has overlooked its
banks at Ath!one, ireland.
A LARGE unknown steamer was re-
ported at London to have gone down in
a heavy gale of Dnngeness
THREE men were killed and four in
| jured by . boiler explosion at Hackers
saw mill, Scotland. Worth County, Ga
TnREE small boys were killed recent
| " at Atlantic, Iowa, while digging into
a sand bank.
THE great football match between
Yale and Princeton took place at East
ern park, brooklyn, N. Y, on Thanks
| giving day. Princeton was badly beat
| en- The score was 81 to O. Shortly bo-
fore noon a serious mIshap occurred, a
| portion of tho grand stand colIapsing,
causing the injury of many persons.
THE sheriff was unable to find any
property to levy upon in the matter of
the Chicago Globe and an application
| for receivership has been made.
THE large six-story building occup cd
by tho Powers Dry Goods Company at
St Paul, Mimi, was on fire recently.
The loss was $3.50, 600
| A FEARFUL. tide wrecked forty vessels
at Christ ana, Norway, on the 9th.
/
POsTNAsTEIs-GENER WANAMAKER
has directed the postmaster at Austin,
| Tex, to dismiss Immediately IL Il
| kinney, the assistant postmaster at tn at
place Kinney destroyed certain evil
dence in his possession afterit had been
| demanded of him by q post-ofice in
spector, who wanted to use it in prose
cnt'ng case arising under the anti
| lottery law.
SIX sailors of the whaling bark Ocean
were recently lost in the Pacific A
mortaily wounded whale struck the
chasing boat and the men were
| drowned.
A NUMBER OF Po'es qaarreIei with
negro laborers on a phosphate island
near Charleston, s C, few days ago.
| A terri BILE fight resui ted. fourteen men
being reported killed.
BUREAR, of England. defeated Master
son. Of Australia. in q boat race At sgd
ney, n. s w.
RASvILLK, La. has been seriously
damaged by fire.
JoHE GERHARD and his wife and tvo
chtldrea were killed by train at Clos
ter. N. H
SUPERVISING ARCHITECT WTxDRISr in
ais annual report to the Secretaryof the
| Treasury says that the total amount ex-
pended On public buildings during the
past fiscal year was 81. OS5. 0sS. OF which
| S.. SOL Sal was paid for s ties and In the
construction of new build ngs and S2ss q.
Se4 for repairs and alterations of build
ings There were com pieted uring the
year tWenty-one buildings
II is reported in New York that
| negotiations are in progress between the
| Chesapeake & Ohio railroad and the
White Star steamship ne for direct
ne OF steamers from Newport NewS
| Va, 70 England
The soas OF the late Governor Steven.
| son. of Nevada propose to contest thsiE
fathers will in favor OF thssr ssspnetheE
enc OF tae ipdy aaasgsrs q the Yields