The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-02-06

Two men were killed and six injured
by a boiler explosion at HerbersOR's
saw mill at Meredith, Mich, recently
GENERAL MILES says that the re-
moval of thirty Indian outlaws to Fort
Sheridan was merely a precautionary
measure.
Mrs. LOxe. of Bellaire. O., resented
the whipping of her daughter by
school master in such a fOrcible manner
that the teacher is in a dangerous con-
dition.
EIGHTEEN inches OF snow have fallen
about Mason City, Ia
A SPECIAL from Detroit says that
Senator Ingalls, refusal OF the editor
ship of the Detroit Tribune at a salary
of SIS, 600 a year may not be final and
that he may yet accept the position
THE safe in the Office OF ex-AIayor
Roche at Chicago was blown open the
other night and IS, 600 cash carried of
by the robbers The money was re-
ceived by the ex-maYOr after banking
hours, How the thieves should be so
lucky as to select the particular even
ing is mystery.
JAMES R. BoYCE, JR-, & Co., the 1arg-
est dry goods firm in Butte, Mont, have
assigned with S125, 600 assets and $780,
600 liabilities
WALTER MURDOCH, of the Northern
Indiana penitentiary, has completely
cleared himself of the sensational
charges made by Governor Hovey.
PENNINGTON got his air ship aflOat in
the Chicago Exposition building the
3Oth, when it sailed about under the
control of the inventor, who was con-
siderably elated.
LIEUTENANT SCHwATKA fell over the
stairway of the Park Hotel, Mason City,
Ia, and was seriously if not fatally in
iured.
T,rrprr 1ix,ae vxya,- lost ~, n ;,vs,
fire at Cygnet, O., on the 3Oth. The
loss was $50, 600, with little insurance.
THE grand jury at st. Paul, Mimi,
has indicted Jay p. Davis and NJ. r.
Murnane for populations on the city
treasury. Many thousands of dollars
are unaccOunted for.
CHICAGO was chosen for next place of
meeting of the National Farmers Ali
ance. John II. Powers, of Nebraska,
was elected president. The National
lecturer is George Lawrence, of Ohio.
REV Mr. flaming, of the Oak Park
Congregational Church, Minneapolis,
Mimi, was taken suddenly i'll at the
conclusion of the morning service on
the 1st and died soon after. APOplexy
was the cause The subject of his text
was; rs Life Worth Liying?'
AS well shooter was on his way to
a we'll at St Mary's, near Lima, o.,
with a load of nitrO-glycerine. it ex-
plOUeG ana DlGW the horses, wagon
and driver to atoms. The only evidence
of the disaster was a huge hole in the
road.
REV. ALBERT HALE, D. D., well
known throughout Central Illinois as
Father Hale one of the pioneer Pres
byterian preachers of Illinois, died re-
Gently, aged 81. He was for twenty
seven years pastor of the Second Pres
byterian Church of Springfield, III.
A CASE of ieprOsy is reported in Buff
falo County, Wis, The victim is a Nor
Svegian woman.
THE children of Engineer William
Reinhart-a boy of s years and girl
of 9 mOnths--were burned to death at
their fathers home at Weeds Lake,
near Amigo, Wis. The bed caught fire
during the absence OF the parents.
A HOUSE joint resolution was offered
in the Ohio Legislature requesting Sen
atOr Sherman to vote against the ad-
mission of Senator-elect Brice to the
| United States Senate on the ground that
he is not a resident of Ohio but OF New
| York.
FIVE members of one family in Adair,
Ia, have died in ten days of diphtheria.
| There are many other severe cases.
| INDIANS from Lake Winnipeg report
| eighteen Indians, men, women and
/ children, were eaten up by ravenOus
wolves, which gathered in a band num-
bering probably 200. Two men escaped.
TAUBENECK, the Illinois legislator,
| accused of being an escaped convict,
| has been indicated.