The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-11-20

". F. BAIRD. president of the Bank
of Madeira. Cal, and founder of tIs
John Brown colony, Is said to be $780,
900 short in his sccOunts and to have
committed many forgeries.
DUE's weekly trade report makes the
usual bright statement The iron out
put Is the largest on record and reports
from the cities are good.
A DISPATCH from Essen, one of the
towns Ia the great coal producing dis
trict OF Germany, reports z terrific e1C-
plosion of fre-damp by which eleven
miners were killed and two others in
inred-
FIRE in LaEvre melville. q suburb of
Pittsburgh. Pa, destroyed several
structures. causing SIS. 600 loss
The fires on the coal docks at Du-
Iuth. Nina. which have been burning
for over q week, have spread to the
Northwestern Fuel Co S docks. The
damage is now estimated at $3.50. OO0
BANKER MAS. of ChaFiottenburg
Germany, has given himself up TO the
law, having confessed heavy embezzle-
ments.
TIE banks of the Columbia near
UmatiIla have for many years been
rich with Indian relies and curios- One
woman OF that place has a collection
of nearly 1000 pieces, which has an
enormous value
MANUFACTURERS of Lancashire and
Yorkshire, England, are accused of
grinding down their wOrkmen by eX-
cessive fines, etc
THE London Chronicles Vienna cor
respondent says that the Austrian
government will shortly abolish the
prohibition OF the importation of
American pork into Austria and
Hungary
ALEXANDER CRABIBERs was hanged at
Fayette, Miss, for the murder of his
partner July Is in a quarrel over 25
cents.
BUSINESS failures (Dun's report) for
the seven days ended NOvembe u num-
bered 20l. compared with 226 the
previous week and 268 the correspond
ing week of last year
BY the deEailing of a passenger train
near Calvert Tex, four men were
badly injured.
BY the explosion OF twenty-five
pounds of powder William and Dick
JOY, farmer boys living near Kingston,
n. NJ, were literally blown to pieces.
THE general assembly of the Knights
OF Labor passed resolutions looking to
cooperation with the federation of
labor.
SAX Francisco has SO far raised $780,
600 as q fund to secure the holding of
the national republican convention
there.
PEARL PARKER, a boy IS years of age
living six miles north of Cheyenne, Col,
in attempting TO mount "a pony, acci-
dentally spurred the animal, which
threw him and dragged him to death
ARTHUR W. BoYINGTOS, postmaster
at Highland park. the aristocratic
suburb OF Chicago on the Northwestern
road has been arrested for embezzle-
ment of post Office funds.
THE tests of nickel steel plates for
war ships made by the navy depart
ment are said to be more than salts
factory.
THE Choctsw council has passed an
act which will have the effect OF max
ing negroes from the states who seek q
promised land go to some other cOun-
try besides that nation. The effect is
beginning to show itself, as negroes
that have been employed in the mines
there are being sent away.
A SERIOUS ire started in the Short &
FOrman job printing establishment,
Cleveland, o. Capt John Grady vyss
killed and two firemen fatally hurt by
a falling door.
JUDGE HASTINGS. ex-congressmaua and
ex-chief justice OF Iowa and first chief
justice of California, has been sued by
his daughters fer alleged injustice to
them
NErrIE BEIDLER, q Salvation army
private, shot Hattie Smith. a captain of
OsiraloOsa, Ia, mortaiiy and killed her
self on the street In front of the quar-
ters in Omaha, NeO. Jealousy and re-
ligiOus frenzy were the cause
BONNER & BONNER, old and prOmi-
nent bankers of Tyler, Tex, have exc
cuted deeds of trust for all their prop
erty. The failure is bad one.
THE money centers OF Europe are in
a decidedly depressed condition. Paris
is especially troubled over the situa-
ton. There was almost e panic in
Vienna