The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1890-08-15

aiOu has Announces us OcClSlOu IN VIC
case of the San Bernardino Board OF
Trade against the Atchison, Topeka q
santa Fe Railroad Company and others
in favor of the complainant Possible
water competition can not be pleaded
as an excuse for setting aside the law.
In view of the protests filed by the nu-
merous boards of trade the Government
statistician has decided not to change
the hour for issuing the monthly crop
report
SUPERINTENDENT LOOMS. of the Louis
Vile, New Albany & Chicago railroad
the road are required to work too many
hours daily.
THE Odd Fellows National Canton
ment at Chicago was considerably
marred by trouble with the railroads
THERE was an alarming outbreak OF
conyicts in the Massachusetts, State
prison on the It'll 1t was not sup
messed until firearms had been used
and the Boston police force had been
| summoned
SECRETARY NOBLE has approved the
recommendation of Superintendent
Porter for a recount of St Paul
/ ARRANGEMENTS are being made by the
| laDOr lCdQ0Eo VI OA4Oe1SO lux bWO
demonstrations Labor day, the first Mon
day in September.
Two storms, one north and the other
south of Montevedio, Mimi, played sad
havoc with the standing crops
BUSINESS failures (Dun's report) for
the seven days ended August z num-
bered EOS, compared with 1s9 the previ-
GUS week and pol the corresponding
week of last year.
WHILE party of bathers were enjoy
ing themselves at St Ingoe's creek,
Md, a passing steamer caused an I'M
Two women, a girl and a boy were
drowned. The other nine were rescued
by oystermen-
THE cholera shows no signs OF abate-
ment at Jeddah. There are ITO cases of
the worst type of the disease in that
city. The authorities have forbidden
pilgrims who have been to Mecca to
embark at Jeddah.
THE French Chamber of Deputies
will be asked at its next SESSION
| to authorize the construction of a
Transsaharan railway in Africa.
ANUSIBER of villages in Hungary have
been destroyed by fires, which have
also devastated large section of coun-
try. Immense stores of corn and other
grain have been burned and terrible
restitution prevails among the homeless
inhabitants. At Borosbociard a woman
and six children were burned to death.
The strike of the railway employees
| of Wales has been settled.
PRESIDENT HARRISON has sent letter
from Governor Steele to Congress urg-
ing measures to relieve the distress in
| Oklahoma.
! TRAINMEN on the New York Central
deserted their posts at preconcerted
moment on the evening of the sth.
Great inconvenience was caused to the
travelling public, trains being stalled at
all manner of places. The strike was
occasioned by dismissals for alleged in
sufficient reasons
WHITES wheel works at Fort Wayne,
Ind, have been destroyed by fire. Loss,
S135, 200. The concern had just been
sold to the American Wheel Company.
SEVERAL of the crew of the Russian
man-of-war Tchesma at Sebastopol have
been killed by the bursting of a steam
pipe.
The census of the State of Massachu
sets, with one city and three towns
estimated, gives the total population al
., 1914. 1856 While the State has no
fallen behind in its ratio of growth the
number of Congressman will be the
same as at present
COMPLETE census returns show the
population of Colorado to be 41O, 500
This is gain over 1850 of 216, 1872. Thi
will give Colorado one additional Con
gresham.
TIE German flag was hoisted at He'll
goland on Emperor Williams arrival Oh
the 10th.
AN epidemic of hog cholera prevail
in Clark County, o.
NEAR Actonvale, fifty-four miles iron
Montreal, lamp exploded in a sleeping
car of a Grand Army excursion train
The car was burned completely, but n
passengers were hurt and no baggag
was lost
CLEARING house returns for the weel
ended August showed an average in
crease of 16.S compared with the CORE
spending week of last year. In NeN
York the increase was 1877.
The London Stock Exchange was dull
during the week ended August o. Pari
and Berlin reported firmness il
. securities
CHARLES CosGRovE, an aeronaut a
Portland Ore, on the 10th made sue
cessful ascension in balloon to tn
; height of about 1. 900 feet, at which dis
lance the parachute was loosened
: When about 200 feet from the groun
he lost his hold and fell, landing on
paved street He was mangled almos
, beyond recognition.