The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1890-10-24


Mis- WILLIAM WELI.HAUsEx and her
seven-year-old son were drowned in .
well near Marine City. Mich. the boy
falling in and the mother trying to res
cue him
THE Hcvss, the ruling race of NADIA
gascar. are greatly excited over the re-
port of French protectorate suppressed
is danger of rising against the
French
BUSINESS failures (Dun's report) for
the seven days ended October I6 num-
bered 22T, compared with 2lS the previ-
GUS week and 223 the corresponding
week of last year.
UNION PAoiFfc net earnings show a
decrease.
CAREFUL estimates of the eountry's
population indicate 63. COO, O0c-about
.. 600, 900 less than was expected
THERE was panic st St Stanisiaus
Catholic school, Chicago on the 18th
| during the cello bration of mass the
altar draperies catching FIRE. Several
children were seriously injured in the
mad rush for the doors
'AccoRDISe to the Census Bureau the
population of Pennsylvania is 5. e49. 674
an increase of 965. SIS IN ten years
A COMPANY has been formed with
500, 900 capital to maintain at Chicago
a permanent exhibition of the products
of Texas
CHAMPION, the labor leader in New
South Wales. has cabled to Burns in
London that money from England will
be useless TO prevent the failure of the
strike.
Mysterious gales were reported along
the New England coast on the 18th.
! Many vessels were in distress
THE ship Lizzie C Troop has been
wrecked on the Island of Loochoo in
the China seas Most of the sailors
were drowned. They were shipped from
Philadelphia
THE Haytien corvette Jacmel has
been sunk in collision with a merchant
vessel
IT Is reported from Birmingham, Ala,
III at the SO. O0l reward for the capture
Of Rube Burrows, the dead outlaw, may
not be paid, as the captors were not
lawful officers, to whom the reward was
offered.
AT Chicago Charles N. Triyess, a
printer and binder, has failed with liza
bilities of $50. 600. Assets equal.
CLEARING house returns for the week
ended October 1s showed an average in
crease of &C compared with the cor
responding week of last year. in New
York the increase was 2.5
THE loss of the Italian torpedo boat
which left Naples for Spezzia some time
ago is confirmed She burst her boiler
and foundered at sea Three officers
and fifteen sailors were drowned.
THE whole town of Putnam, Conn, is
moved over the outrageous defacement
of the finest monuments in the cemetery.
Rewards have been offered for the per-
petrators-
THE public schools at Oxford, Bloom
ing Grove and other villages in that Sec
ton of Orange County, N. Y. have been
closed owing to the prevalence of q ma
lignant type of d phtheria-
The London Chronicles Warsaw cor
respondent says that there are reports
afioat of a futile attempt to shoot the
Gar, but that they are unconfirmed-
CATHOLIC Sunday school children, to
the number of %, 600. paraded at Brook
Ign, N. Y, on the 10th in honor of the
jubilate of Bishop Loughlin-
ORIGINAL package houses are every
where being opened. consequent upon
recent decisions vitiating Prohibition
laws.
BUSINESS on the London Stock Ex-
change during the week ended October
Is was considerably improved over the
previous week. Prices declined on the
Paris Bourse- Business was inactive a,
Berlin and Frankfort
MAYOR CREIoER, of Chicago. is receiv-
ing con tributions of money, food and
clothing for the sufferers in Brown
County, South Dakota The crops there
have failed for three years and people
are destitute.
THE employees of the tramways oil
Vienna have gone on strike and the
service is entirely suspended. The con-
ductors struck for an increase of wages
and the other employees quit work in or
der to support the demand
THE B1ankenship e. Blaks Manufact-
uring Company, of Dallas. Tex. whose
speciality is the manufacture of jeans
| and cotton goods. has made an assign
ment
A COURIER from the gold mines in the
Arbuckle mountains, l. T., brings in.
formation that fifty tons of rich quartz
had been taken from one of the main
leads and would be shipped at once to
the smelter. Old miners frt1m Colorado
say the finds as rich as they ever
worked and will yield great wealth
A COLLISION occurred on the Penn
sylvsnia railroad near the station at
Frankfcrd by which j. Siberian, the en-
gineer, and Harry Nields, the fireman,
| were fatally injured The accident is
| said to have been due to q green hand
giving the signal Zine clear" by mis-
take.
ADDITIONAL DISPATCHES.