The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-01-15

Two hundred miners were entOm bed
by an explosion il shaft No. = of the
Usage Coal & Mining Co. near McAlIis-
ter, I. T, on the night of the eth. It
was feared that all were killed as the
mine had but one outlet.
PROCEEDINGS have been begun in
Chicago by the federal authorities
against the whisky trust The action
is based on rebate certificate
JOHN r. GREEN, of Ray county, has
been elected clerk of the supreme court
of Missouri.
THREE boys of a country school near
Topeka, Kan, fatally beat and cut the
throat of their teacher
LIEUT.. ROURKE, U. 5 a, reports the
Sioux Indians at the Pine Ridge agency,
$. D., very uneasy
SIX hundred Otoe, Iowa, Kaw and
POnea Indians are holding host dance
near Red Rock, in the Cherokee strip.
The Pawnees are also holding a dance
on the Arkansas river and have bought
81, 600 worth of presents to present to
the Messiah.
UP to o'clock on the sth forty-eight
men had been taken out dead and ore
hundred seriously 10 iured in the mining
disaster at Krebs. ]. T. The rescuing
parties were reported as being baily
delayed.
TWELVE breweries in aud about Gin
cinnati, O., have agreed to form a com
bination similar to that of the whisky
trust
A CONFERENCE between the trans
Missouri association and the western
freight association will be held in Kan
sas City, January 49, to correct existing
| diHerentials in coal rates
TIE democratic editors Of Kansas
! held a business meeting and a Jackson
banquet at Newton, Kan, on the sth.
THE national association of archi-
/ tecturaI iron workers has been formal
/ ly organized in St Louis with Jacob
| Hlkne, of Indianapolis. Ind, as presi-
dent and Edward Wilton, of St Louis.
| as secretary.
JOSEPH CLARK. representing an En-
| glish syndicate, has bought twenty
/ three or all but six of the flour mills in
/ Utah. The transaction involves ST.
500, 600 Tor the plants and S375, 600 for
/ stock on hand. The company proposes
to control Utah's wheat crop.
| NATURAL gas in a church il Tifin,
/ O., made the whole congregation i'll
| Fifteen members were resuscitated
| with difficulty.
Tue main building Of the Missouri
| state university at Columbia was de-
stroyed by fire on the night of the 9th.
| The library is a total loss. The dam
| age aggregates $3.50, 900.
TWENTY-FIVE of the victims of the
mine disaster at Krebs, I. Il, have been
| buried. Three more of the injured
have died, making the total roll fifty
! seven. More are critical The last
| body has been recovered
DR. GRAVES will not get q new trial un
less Sbe Colorado supreme court grant
it. Judge Rising has refused n new tria
and also denied the motion I, a con
tinuance. a motion for arrest of judg
ment has been fled, and if that is ais,
! denied, sentence of death will be i'm
netiiately passed.
A DISPATCH from Chicago says tha
the graves OF Parsons, Spies. Lingg
E.ngel and Fischer at Waldheim vii
s5on be marked by a graceful and az
propTists memorial, erected throug
the funds contributed by the anarchist
of this city and their sympathizers il
, every part Of the world.
: DIR. GRAVES has been sentenced b
t the criminal court in Denver. Col, I
be hanged during the week OF Jauuarl
j / 81. 4 petition for communication of ser
{ tenee Is being circulated and may b
l | granted He is now in the penjten
? tisry.
3 A NoSoS passenger train went dow
e a ninety foot embanlrment near Crayy
, / fordsyille, Ind, the other Afternoon
Two persons were killed aud neari
S | every other passenger injured Tv
{ cars were torn to pieces and burned.
+ The dynamite cartridge works
y Dubuque. Ia, are running double forC
= of men to supply orders from the go
? ernment
: WILLIAM MCKfxLEY, Jr, was Il
auHursted governor of Ohio on the 1T
s with imposing pagoantry and numbel
3 unexsmpled in the states history