The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-01-01

cAtlun TOT pardon IN the case OF II HarpeF,
who was convicted on a charge of en-
bezzlemeut of funds of the Fidelity
savings bank, of Cincinnati and SEN
fenced in 1887 to ten years inprison-
menE
THE EAST.
THE Massachusetts executive council
has recommended the pardon of James
Dunlap, the notorious Northampton
bank robber, who has already served
thirteen years in prison.
The executive committee of the pro-
hibition party of Pennsylvania has
taken preliminary steps to test the con-
stitutionRlity of the Baker ballot bill.
THE liabilities of the Bank of Tyrone,
Pa, ars $50, 600 aud the assets virtually
nothing. The stockholders are not to
be found and the dePositors are wild
against the cashier.
The Ulster county savings institution
of Kingston. n. Y, has been permitted
by the courts to resume business.
TIE Philadelphia grand jury has ig-
nOred the bill of indictment charging
Robert Clendeuning and George A,
Hulm, brokers, with aiding ex-City
Treasures John BardsIey in the en-
ebezzlemeRt of 81, ,7bO. 600 from the city.
The 'Pennsylvania Railroad Co. is al
ready at work laying an extra track
from Pittsburgh to Chicago for worlds
fair traffic.
GEORGE u. PAGE, lessee of the Lang
ham hOtoi, 1897 Washington street,
Boston has assigned Liabilities, S75,
900. There was substantially nothing
for the unsecured creditors.
WILLIAM DRENNAN, an old recluse liv-
ing just outside of Huntington, Pa, was
beaten insensible by unknown men and
then robbed Of 81, OO0
THE grippe is becoming epidemic in
New York. Four of the city officials
are laid mp with it.
IN collision between "a beer wagon
aud cable car at Pittsburgh Pa,
benjamin Wise and Abner Edwards,
passe ngers, were fatally injured and
ak others were more or less hurt
LATER reports show that eleven per-
sons were killed and four badly in
iured by the telescoping of the sleeper
Gibraltar at Hastings. n Y Only
three occupants of the car escaped.
JoHN GIvENs, the missing heir TO
$3.50, OOG in Cortland, n. Y, was found
in WheeI ling, W. Va, and taken home.
He had been tramping for two years.
AT a meeting of the Boston cham Der
of commerce resolutions were adopted
recommending the passage of the bill
TO transfer the revenue cutter service
of the United States from the treasury
department to the naval esta blishment-
SILAs E CHENEY, a large property
owner in Asbury Park and Litchfield,
the New York Tribune, has been miss
ing for over a month and his relatives
are alarmed. The missing man was
brother-in-Iaw of Horace Greeley.
AN insane man made a call at the
house of Cornelius Vanderbilt, but was
arrested before harm was done.
On the Sixth avenue elevated road,
New York. one of the engines jumped
the track, causing q blockade While
this was in progress n train crashed
into the rear car of n blOclCaded train
The rear car was derailed and but for
the guard rafls7vould have toppied over
into the street below
H. PArENOTRE, French miaister to
the United Stntes, has arrived at New
York
ELEVEN cases of death from Ia grippe.
were reported by the New York health
board IA that city on the 27th.
NEGOTIATIONS are in progress for the
purchase of the HOstetter Coke Co. 5
p ant in Pennsylvania by the IsricIx
Coke Co for 81, 500 600 IN bonds in the
alattsr concern, If the deal is closed it
will give the FriclC company almost a
monopoly of the COnnellsville Coke
trade.
In a collision caused by the running
away of a freight train near Mount
Carmel, Pa, twenty cars were wrecked
DIPRrHER1A has broken out at Kftan-1
ming, Pa, over a dozen cases Of a ma
lignant type being reported 1 he
schools have been c osed.
TaE British steamer SOuthgate has
arrived at New York from Alexandris,
Egypt. with 1900 bales of Egyptian
cotton. 1t is considered superior to the
American cotton and will be mixed
with it
THE Maine cattle commissioners have
posted a quarantine against Mass tchu-
sets catt.e because of tuberculusis,
but the ''regu, alton shall not apply to
western cattle coming through Msssa-
chasetts into Maine for the purpose Of
slaughter"
9HE FFEsE.
TIE alien land law passed by the
Illinois Legislature In 1887 has been de-
clzrsd unconstitutional BY 5uagS Col
liue, OF Chicago.
ST. LOUIS is to have union depot Gov
cred sheds of iron occupying nine and
three-duartsr acres and costing $780,
OGo. They will be the largest in the
world
JoaH BRANYAN. college graduate
from Huhtingburg, Ind, supposed TO
haEe been murdered ct Soidendaie,
Wash, has turned up alive aud we'll
PREsTDESr GAGE. OF the First &a-
tionaI bank Of Chicago. who has osen
GENEROUSLY i'll in New York Is now
~, Of danger
RJEaHL.Y all the space aitotted 70 Ger
MANY at the Chicago worlds fair hss
J,es1 fslzeu aud moro than the allow
snce will be needed
a 5ts4rRRTuss for the cure OF the
,s~,,,ors1 f.5ofaza and tobacco habits was
-,5ss,,..f ~ the WoEnen's Christian tsEn-
1era1ce alIfaucs in EhieaGe.