The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-10-09

THERE was intense excitement at
HOutzdale, Pa, over the closing of the
Dill bank at Clearfield and trouble with
the old Houtzdale bank.
o. II. VESNER & Co. have announced
their suspension This was a large
house In Boston and New York doing
an extensive business in Investments
and securities.
NINE thousand railroad miners of
Pennsylvania have struck.
GENERAL MASTER WoRKAIAN Pow
DERLY, speaking of the coming presi-
Dental election, says the knights of
Labor from all America and the Farm
ers' Alliance will hold a congress in
Washington Fe bruary l, and at this
gathering a third candidate will be
chosen
TYPHOID fever is epidemicin in Auburn,
n. Y.
The big Harper woolen mill at Nor
way, Ne, was burned the other night
Loss siOO, 600.
THREE hundred job printers and
Pressmeu of Pittsburgh, Pa, have gone
on strike.
THE Connecticut tobacco market is
excited because of the shOrtness of the
crop.
THE soldiers monument at Pottsville,
Pa, has been unveiled. Gen. Horace
Porter, of New York, delivered the
grafton.
IT really was DR.. Mary Walker who
bobbed up SO mysteriOusly at the muir
dered Christie Warden homestead near
Hanover, n. H.. with a theory that
Frank Almy was not guilty.
THE big sidewheel steamer Northam
has been stranded at New Haven, Conn.
A REPRODUCTION Of S. c Pratt's AL
legorY Of the War in Song" was given
the other evening at Madison Square
Garden, New York, under the auspices
of the Grant Monument association and
for the Grant monument fund.
THE murderer Fitzsinmons, who
shot Detective GllSinson, and who re-
Gently escaped from the county jail at
Pittsburgh, Pa, has been heard from
He sent 81, 600 to his attorney to obtain
new trial for his wife, who was in
dicted with him, and after his escape
found guilty Of murder in the second
degree.
A TELEGRAM to the New York Herald
says that reported disturbances in Qua
temaia are pure fakes
BY an explosion in Richardson
eolliery, Pottsvil1e, Pa, John MagaslSys
a Polander was killed and James
Grant and Thomas Conville seriously
injured Six other men were entOmbed
There was no hope of recovering them
alive.
Mrs. FRANK LESLIE was married at
New York on the 4th by Rev. c. +.
Deems to William c. Kingsbury Wilde,
M. A, of London
MRS EX-PREsIDENT CLEVELAND was
confined of a daughter on the Sd.
The following resolution has been
adopted with only one dissentient:
THAT in the opinion of the chambe of
commerce of the state of New York the
existing law compelling the purchase
by the government of !, 800, 600 ounces
OF silver per month is against the pub
lie welfare and should be repealed" "
THE steamer La Touraine from Havre
brought 81, ass, OeO in gold and the
steamer Kaiser Wilhelm $1,000, 600 in
gold to New York.
The New York presbytery has voted
to continue the case of Dr. Briggs.
charged with herasy.
A TENEMENT house ut DOminiclC and
Hudson streets, New York. was de-
stroyed by fire on the morning Of the
5th. Five lives We're lost. A peculiar
circumstance was that four of the vic
tins belonged to Matthew Murphy, a
member of the fire department. who ar
rived with a ladder truck to find his
own dwelling ia flames.
- GEN. PATRICK kirby, aged 5+, dropped
dead in the hall of his residence on
Fifth avenue, New York.