The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1890-11-07

announced by Superintendent Porter Is
\ a trifie under sixty-two million and =
halt II correct it shows deplorable
! falling of in the birth rate or an enor-
nous increase in the death rate, as the
! immigration has been excessive. SGg-
gested causes are that the census figures
/ of 1870 in the South were greatly de-
| fcient, and that the present census is
defective. Perhaps q little of every
/ thing has contributed to make the CEN
1 sus of 1890 an epoch in the history of the
country
where the recent terrible wreck oc-
/ cured, there was another collision. in
/ which Conductor Law ton was killed and
I several persons hurt
BECAUSE her husband of three weeks
I paid attent ions to another woman. Mrs
/ John Williams, coiored, of Bradford,
l Ala. shot him dead and tried to kill
I herself. but failed.
ELEVEN German life boatsmen we're
drowned of the coast of Germany while
/ trying to rescue the crew of a British
/ vessel
AT a recent civil service examination
in Baltimore all the papers presented
such striking similarity that an in
vestigation is being made.
THERE is report that General Wright,
of the Rosebud agency. has been sus-
pended for frauds in the Indian census.
The new census taken by special agents
is said to have disclosed grave discrep-
ancies- The Rosebud Indians do not
| take kindly to the suspension
THE Dutch Reformed Church on Hud-
son street, between Eighth and Ninth
streets, Hoboken, n. j., was burned the
other evening. 1t was one of the Oldest
churches in Hoboken. The loss was
about $50, GOO.
ADvIcEs from Yokohama say that two
Chinese men-of-war bound from Fuson
to Jinsen foundered in a gale October 8
sixty miles from the latter port
THE Union Pacific has issued its Sec
ond sensational manifesto. 1t absolut e-
ly refuses to pro-rate with any other
connecting line than the Northwest tern.
SINCE the outbreak of cholera in the
Chinese Empire there have been 50, 425
cases and 49, oil deaths. The epidemic
has almost subsidized.
GRAND MEADOWS, the largest hay
| farm in Northern Indiana, containing
8, 600 acres. was set on fire by hunters,
| burning up 10, 600 tons OF hay. The to-
| tai loss was $50. 000-
CHICAGO capitalists are about to es-
tablish a big tin can factory in Balti-
more.
THOMAS RHoADEs, the only Lynn
| (Mass) morocco manufacturer who had
not discharged his old help, turned of
the resolution adopted by the National
Morocco Manufacturers Association.
| that on November 1 all Knights of La
Dor should be discharged.
TIE corner stone of the Woman
Temple. which is being erected by the
Woman's Christian Temperance Union.
was laid by Mrs. Matilda B. Carse al
Chicago on the LIST.
| CLEARING house returns for the week
ended November 1 showed an average in
| crease OF "a compared with the CORE
| spending week of last year. In Now
York there was decrease of Ia.
PRICES continued to shrink on the
London Stock Exchange during the
week ended November 1. There were
better indications toward the close.
Business was dull on the Paris Bourse.
At Berlin prices were firm. At Frank
fort business was quiet.
| Two hundred and fifty persons were
ares ted at New York for Illegal regis
tration.
AMONG the 500 passengers landed from
| the City of Chicago on the I'd we c
sixty-six Turkish carpet weavers. The >
brought their looms and tools with them
and they are believed to be imported by
/ several American carpet firms
The Chicago, Milwaukee & St Paul
road has not fed all its parlor car con
ductors, most of whom are colored men,
| tnaL nefea1Dor Lnelr monthly salaries
will be reduced SEQ. Heretofore the
men have been receiving from tho com
pany $40 to $50 per month.
CHARLES FISCHER. a brother of the
executed Anarchist Adolph Fischer
committed suicide at Chicago recently
by hanging. He had been suffering
| from ill health.
A CROWD of Cephalonians forced theiI
way into the Greek Church at Galates
and performed their devotions by them
selves in the absence of the priest, as q
protest against the recent general clos
| ing of the Greek Churches.
The preliminary trial trip of the new
cruiser Newark shows that she attained
a speed of over twenty knots per hour,
and that the engines far exceeded the
contract requirement. of $500 horse
power.
THE police of Washington claim tC
have discovered a thieves fence" OF
mammoth proportions almost within
the shadow of the Capitol building
Clothes, jewelry and money to the
| value of several hundred dollars were
found therein.