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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-01

ON WHICH, WIIHBwDAYS2 %

People Have Died Of Cholera-
Every Precauton Has Been
Taken TO Pr vent the Disease
Reaching Ne~ York City-A
Suggestion 4 .at sor-ress Meet
IN Special Sc ssio2 a1i Prohibit
Anmmigration ID ne Cholera
is Stamped Out orr ,ope.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-01

Al Trentoa, Ont, the two mile scullins
match between Edward hanlOn aud Chas.
Stephenson, champion Of New Zealand,
was won by Hanlon by two lengths.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-01
GONE TO WASHINGTON.
The President Postpoues Hls Trip an,
Hurries tn the GaDitRl.


Hurries to the Capital.
New YoRK, August 3l-At 80 tonight
Chairman Hackett, of the Republican EX-
ecutive State Committee, issued the fol-
lowing bulletin:
II am compelled to announce the post
ponement OF the Presidents proposed
special train from New York TO Loon
Lake. or account of the reported cases OF
disease at quarantine, the President hay
ing informed this committee that he feels
it MS duty beyond question to be in Wash
ington, TO which city ne goes Immediately;
but at a later date, on his return from
Washington, he will carry out the pro
gramule proposed for this week"
Gladstone Attacked by Beifer.
LONDON, August 3l.-Wnile MIR. Glad
stone was walking in his own park At
Hawarden to-day, be was attacked by a
heffer and knocked down. The Grand Old
Man was uniniured.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-01
A MAN WAS SEEN MAR
The Borden Homestead the Morning
Of the Murders.
A DOCTOR AND OTHERS SAW HIN

And Noted His Presence-A Lady
and Her Daughter, Living Next
Door, Heard Noises and Were
Alarmed the Night Before-The
Arguments in the Famous Trial
Will Begin To-Day.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-01

LONpoN, August 31.-There is no de-
nying the fact that the people of Eng
land generally are beginning 10 be nerv-
ously apprehensve that despite the
quarantine regulations of the various
ports, the country is doomed TO undergo
another siege Of cholera plague. That
the quarantine regulations at present
enforced does not prevent the introduc-
tion of cholera has been abundantly
proved, and many persons claim that
the only etTectull way To keep the dis
ease at bay is 10 absolutely prohibit all
intercourse with the infected ports
abroad. OF course this would entail
an immense money loss and considerable
suffering, but it is claimed that.on occa-
siOns like the present the question OF
financial loss is OF little consequence
aud that the question of preserving the
lives OF the people Of Great Britain is OF
paramount Importance.
A large proportion OF the people. not
only in England but elsewhere, believe
that the approaching autumn with its
COO. weather and froStS, will checEif not
eradicate the disease should it become
epidemic but high authority has
pointed out that this belief Is erroneous.
Prof. J. o. Affick, Nj. D., medical ex-
aminer at the University OF Edinburg,
has declared in an article on cholera,
written by him, that in general, high
temperature iayors the development Of
the disease, but that some OF the most
severe epidemics known have ragged
with the greatest fury in winter. This
being the case, it will be seen that there
can be no relaxation of the quarantine
and sanitary regulation for d consider
able time 10 come.
The disease has now appeared at
Dover, one'of the chief ports Of COM
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-01

New YORK, August 31.-The steam
ships FrieSland, CircaSSia and Neendam
were still detained at quarantine this
morning. The MOrayis, with 35S immi-
grants from Hamburg, and the Anchor
liner Italia, with 2S7 Steerage passen-
gers from Genoa, arrived at quarantine
last night. The first and second cabin
passengers Of the CircaSSis were taken
OF last night and brought 70 the city.
The steerage passengers are TO he taken
% Hoffman Island to-day and given
bath. after which they will be placed on
the CircasSla and detained at the lower
bay for several days.
Or. jenkins informed the people of
the Red Star Line last night that the
cabin naSsaugarS could be TAX en- off the
Freisland. Aecordir gly the steamboat
WiAian Fletcher vas sent down 20
bring the people % theicity. When the
Steamboat arrived ths gre the custom
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-01

wun'rauon between Enzlaui and the
continent. ard which has cout.nued in-
terr8urse by steamboat with Calas aud
B0ul0gue. France. Three persons have
beer attacked With a choleric disorder
az Dover. and one % them has died. II
Is not positively asserted that the dis
ease is Asiatic cholera, but the pre-
sumption IS that 10 is,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-01

LIVERPOOL, August 31.-The physi-
clans who have been watching the eases
OF the four Russian emigrantS who were
attacked yesterday with a suspicious
sickness while waiting TO p on board q
steamer Tor the United States have oii-
cially declared that the disease from
which they are suffering is true Asiatic
Cholera.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-01

VIENNA, August 31.-A postmaster
at Pltsen, Bohemia, died from cholera
after only a single days Illness. 1t is
supposed that he contracted the dis
ease while handling German letters and
parcels. No other case of cholera has
been reported in the whole monarchy.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-01

QUEBEC, August 81. The German
steamer Cremon. Captain Meverdirk, from
Hamburg, August llth, via Antwerp,
August 10th, arrived at Crosse Isle to-day
and was At once placed in quarantine.
The Cremon left Hamburg Just day after
the breaking out of cholera at that place,
There was no sickness on the vessel.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-01

CRY OF MEXICO, August 3l.-Dr,
Liceaza, President OF the National Board
of Health, said to-day there was not sim
gle case of cholera in the entire country,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-01

BRUSSELS, August 3l.-Nine cases OF
cholera have been reported in Malines a
city II miles from Antwerp. Malines is
the central station for the railways which
traverse Belgium in all directions.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-01

n.n.r srr-trr rrfa..i tnIat auy9i tle
r1srrrrs take awrT their band la4-
gage. aad onlY 11 oi che passengers
coa'd take advantage az the permis-
sion o. come up t0 the city.
The Frois.and was released IRON
quarantine 40 1O.55 q. m, and came up
20 her dock az HobOken, when all her
passengers will be landed.
The Italia was released al O'Clock
this morning and came up 20 her dock
In BROOKLYN. She was allowed TO pass,
as her passengers come from non-ln-
fected districts.
The White Star Steamship Teutonic
got into quarantine at IL o'clock TO-
day and will undergo close inspec-
tion before allowed TO go TO her dock.
At the Office OF the Cunard Steamship
Company dispatches were received
from Liverpool, stating that all com
munication with Hamburg had been
stopped by the Liverpool Authorities.
LONDON, August 3l.-The Times st.
Petersburg correspondent telegraphs
that the cholera is su0siding at Mini
Novgorod, and has quite ceased at
Kozloff. The disease seems TO be stead
ily on the increase, however, In st.
Petersburg. The official statistics show
that the mortality from the cholera has
been greatest in the Caucausses and
the country of the Don Cossacks. Up
to August % the total number who died
throughout the Russian empire is given
at 1O7, ,647; but owing TO the known in.
completeness of the official statistics
the real number may safely be reck-
oned as high as 10000.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-01

LONDON, September 1.-The Standards
Hamburg correspondent telegraphs Thurs
day evening: During the past "a hours
395 burials have taken place. Most OF the
cholera victims, it is now claimed, are in
quarters near the hospital, and two physi-
clans succumoed to-day"
-Four deaths from Asiatic cholera are
reported from Lubbock. a smallpox cpl
demic is raging in Holstein. There are 20
eases here and 10 at Kiel. The tempera'
ture of the EIbe water is unusually high;
13 fahrenheit"
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-12-16
kNowN az REPurArIon.

or 4Lacizay, the California million
aire, iB has been wittiIy aaid= -He is
man you would like to know even II hs
were not riehT
CuLEE JUsTICE GHEPHEfzD. of the Eu-
preue court Of North Carolina. began
his business life as a telegraph operator
iu Washington
DIR PAIlEHUHsL has had three offers
from lecture bureaus and two from
newspaper managers who believe that
they can turn his stunning stories
into money
EEC-PHEsIDEEE CHA lIIEI-.AEs5 of the
iowa agricultural college is now farm
ing ira Ohio. His property has an exc
tent of 1l5 aGress and hG is not such G.
thllrizt as 20 be unable 70 make O. prac-
teal success of the busiuezs-
LIEUT. PEAEE, speaking OF his Green
land discoveries, says that the people of
Whale sound are the most unique OF
the globe and that iu the two greatest
pro biema- food and clothing tley are
the most skilled OF an the GboriEiuls-
CAEdHH has been discovered iu Amer
tccu brook trout in a pond in New Yea
land It was Euupulad tEar tho disease
4sH
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-12-16
An Assertion That 1t Was Not UunuimuUs I
the Rock Island System.

an Assertion That Lt Was Not Unanimous
the Rock Island System.
KANSAS CITY, No, Dec. 0.-The
strike OF teIegraphers on the Chicago,
Rock Island s. Pacific railway was not
.naugurated yesterday with the uuau-
nifty and force which Chief Ramsey es-
2gcted when he sent the telegram or
lerlng the men out Wednesday night
gAs strike order was effective at lQ
o'clock yesterday morning but reports
indicate that it fell far short OF general
observance, even among the members
of the Order of Railway Telagraphers
which is strong on the entire system
On the lines from the Missouri river to
Denver a small per cent OF men left their
keys and iu many Instance EheIr places
were promptly filed, the company hav-
ing taken precautiou to have opera tcrs
within reach. On the Iowa divisions
the order was more generally observed
The company declares that it has suf-
fered no Interruption of traffic beyond
what the recent blizzard cuuzed,
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-12-16

COEEE ISLAND, N. y, Dec, 9-The
battle between Joe Goddard. of Austria
lila, and Peter Adaher, of ireland, was
fought in the Couey Island Athletic
club last night in the presence Of s,OO9
men 1t was won 10y Goddard in the
third round. when he knocked his an-
tagoniHt completely out
The scene in the big hall before the
preliminary bouts lvsrs begun was
most salivsuiug. Despite the unpleas-
ant weather the building was crowded
and every circle OF sporting life was
represented. Entrance of every fighter
or sporting man was greeted with en-
thuEiaEHn- Jim Hall and EitzEimm0us
came ia for the most applause when
they came.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-12-16

P0Rr TOWNSEND, Wash, Dee e.
Charles johnson, late mas5er OF the
British smuggling schooner EaIcyour
which was seized and sold q few days
ago says that the vessel is being elab-
orately rehtusd for smuGEglluE ventures
next season He said the ON ners of the
vessel realized $50, COO profit out OF one
voyage last August The British
schooner Cornelius sailed from Victoria
s. C., Friday last with sixty Chinese
for southern Oregon or northern Cali
foruia coast The treasury department
has ordered revenue cutters Co patrol
the coast and every effort made to cap
tuFe the vessel
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-12-16

HEAsuEEGEoEs Dee "a bin having
i1r its objscs the eztablishlaent Of q
ur fern revenue customs duty upon
Eugau, aud the aboIishmeEr OF the pay
E1ant Of sugar bouutias. was introduced
O. The house By Represent utauife Har-
Ter. CT Ohio. lt provides so detail
thaf on and after February d 1sea. .
5ariE taz or customs duty OF one-haz-r o.
per cent. per Pouad ba levied on a4A
sEadeE Of sugar imported into the
Omitted States aud that tla plyulzlt OF
Ell hountIeE to producers uf EugEr ia
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-12-16
IN aus!o.s REaLa..

TIE highest priced piano in the United
States belongs TO the 1IarquanS family
oE NevE York city was destined and
Painted by Alma Tadema, ana cost
forty-siz- thousand dollars.
FIaTRO hIAscsGEI, the brilliant roanr.
musical composer, whose s.CavaIlerfa.
kusticGHa" attracted so much attention
last season. has finished new opera
Les Bentzaus.' which SIS soon u -
performed in Eloreuca- Hs has sIs1 in
haps upsEls- 'igaza.isf' ana
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-12-16
STEERAGE PASSENGERS.
Steamship Companies Preparing to CI,
the TrlEICs

stasmshlp CompauIes Preparing to Close
the LElEICs
LONDON, Dec. IA-Air. Peters. aecre-
tary of the North Atlantic Steamship
association, has given out a statement
that, i'm view of the American regula-
tious in regard to immig gra ton, the as
sociatiou, at an extraordinary meeting,
decided to carry on its vessels only
saloon and secoud-cIGss passengers from
january 4 next 1t was also decided to
materially reduce the number of sail
inEs during 1898, and 20 raise the sa-
loon and second cabin rates in order Co
make up the loss that viii be incurred
through abandoning the steerags traf-
fc. All special excursion rates for the
Chicago Colum biau exhibition have
been Withdrawn by the association. and
there is no doubt that this action viii
result ia "a large falling of iu the mum
Der of foreign visitors to the worlds
fair Many of the parties chat were be-
ing made up to take advantage OF the
reduced rates that were expected 90
prevail during the worlds fair season
viii now be abandoned.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-12-16
oRossED - eoRDER.

uaudIts Cross the ISIo lElude and Defeat
Mexican Troops Burnlng the 8nrraciEa
a'd Returning to Texas
LAREDO, Tex Dec. IA band. Of
Cara revolutiontsUs, mum bering about
40 men, and headed by Caterino Car
za's lieutenant, Emugo Ramon, crossed
from the Texas side of the river into
Mexico three miles above Inguacia Ia
patas aud were marching under
arms when encountered by two com
panies OF Mexican cavalry. The MeEl-
can troopers fairly rushed tothe attack,
but the bandits stood firm The fight
ing which was hand to hand was fast
and furious Tho troopers gained no
advantage, but on the contrary lost
ground from the start It is probab ble
that the revofutiOnists had planned
surprise as they were heading toward
the barracks when the cavalry opened
fire and charged upon them.
The cavalry was at first repulssd,
then routed, and retreated pellmel,
and in the most disorderly confusion
The revolutionists pursued for a dis
tance keeping up hot fire until the
last of the vanQuished foe disappeared.
The victors had by this time come up.
70 the barracks, where the cavalrymsn
had but short time before left warm
beds to repel an attack Torches were
quickly brought into requisitioa and
the buildings were soon in ashes All
OF the paraphernalia which feH into
their hands that could not be apPrOpri-
ated uud carried away was destroyed
The revolutionists, in fun possession
Of all they surveyed, retreated in good
order, and reCrossed the river into
Texas The greatest excitement pre-
walls throughout the country surround
ing the scene Of the battle
Minister IsternIy) '.Ah, Miss
.Gooae, so L find you reading novels.
What kind of stories are they that you
have sunk so low as to rsad?'' Miss
Goode--' Same kind as your daughter
reads She lent them TO me"
Critical sHggins (watchiug the
Harvard football eleven at. praetice)-
''They. didn't hOlo on 20 that v long
enough" Impecunious Jenlkius-''I
have made the same mistake myself -
Boston Herald --. --.-
.sAIary, i" said Mrs Barker. ''L wish
you would step over ana see how old
Mrs Jones is tlsis morning" On few
minutes Mary returns-} t'Surs she's
just seveuty-tyTo years, seven months
and two days old,
Maud Earnestly )-s.I want to AJAX
you q question, George" George (also
earnestly)-'' What is it. dearest2'
1Isud-tstil. earnestly you had
never met me, would you have loved
me just the same2'
.-She lat an art ezhibiti0n)- )-''EFhat
IS the title of that picture OF q boy be-
ing spanked by his mnthor27 He-'7E
would call il Whaling ia L.apiand-"
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-12-16

WAsHIEGToE. Dec g.-Representativ tive
Caruth, of Kentucky, introduced the
following biIls THAT no pensiouer
now or hereafter in the service of the
United States, shall be entitled to draw
q pension for any period OF time during
which he is or shall be entitled TO ths
fuil pay or salary which an able bodied
person, dischgrging like duties TO the
governments, IS allowed by law
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-12-16

KASsAs CITY. No, Dee IA dis
astrous freight wreck occurred yester-
day morning at 1O:S0 o'clock on the Ais
souri, Pacific, I've miles east Of Indes
pendence. Eleven loaded ears out of
the nineteen which composed She train
plunged down an embanIrmeuC Head
BtaltemaH a.. r. Oglesbay Etss crushed
in the wreck and viii probably die.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-12-16

WACO. Tex, Dee. 12-Touny Warren.
the fsather weight champion pugilist.
vas conrieted of murder us1d senteacsd
% six yeaFs in the fsnitsntiarg. he
killed q negro porter in . saloon white
- .zaz frripg q get . shat - Eppths7
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-12-16
THE GRADUATED INCOME TAX

-aHH -aH 49,
IL vs-sufr rz--rrr.r 75----,r-r1- srz-er 70
M ~ r.----,- rI--ry-'7 r--,=-
- ----I - -s---e
49, - .7-.
7at1e--L-= -L--e Leo "e-L-a eAe -Ae
Globe-Demoerat published O. Washing
ton sr.-sfr.T reading AS follows.
.F.r#. H.arr.eg Hr. arrived. ne b. more rlnn
- =. 81 -------- ..T- -s--r -5.f
EIH VEF.a. -LlEs government raised ss-. 800 .llI
OF revenue from al income flE. and mlga uulu
uua-laLE that amount came from incomes 1s
g----a -.-..-r.-r5,- -.g-.---.r -r-- ---.s-- -
a.-17 rr.- s- 5r.-s.r..- Tslra- Is ON T1e Great
lbfguti-l ll an income llZ ls -lEL DO Is ilEu.5-
I-ara- Blr l1 me tr seems NOS more SO tlaa
Lrc 1rEIH1rr =Hr.tg aaE- like Iaa income LaE
s-4l.1u aI England. which has been In v0-ue
Cor ullr-Hla years uuI sll-essfaily, roo Up
Era-rrT Elr manner uE I=1rI1E lHfs ll1- on coz
1agal1uz 1s 90 lrsl collect Do from rll net
a.ruiurs 90 che aaz1uluT before any lIrflellas
are declared. and lst the company iu turn -p-
portion Dc among me 7i7l.-l1--el7 -n-er %
--l3e -.- ~, 5--- = ,--.- r.. ,. - .--. -.
-r7l !-r.f--lr5 fzes-ls. ~ j .s1aId raise ne
l-rF so HtaH on larrl incomes chat it would
1r-1ue1-s D. i419s7.1.5 .5r o HtE ll D. sei--ls
l1ls imam 30 e''''' "'t-- -- " ---.N Do -- o-r
F---r-- tTr.. Dallas nTe,N News we elm
t1r-. f1rIryrfr.- gIiJ1rfaT. which possesses
ss,ssi1I -frr5fearre when ft Is remern-
4..-a7 sr.t fs.r,- .-Tr.r TT-r-r1- and ths nom
-.1F-t ...r-.r4f-r.. 7-.-.-..r-t Tr-fr of whom
stood r7-,.r7 "a form containing. a de-
r44uH frf "A lrrad1ated income tax. re-
rH
1-= nHr rT.ra r-ry-a z-.7-=.
rr r5,r r--..-.-e- I'D Hg---rus-ruua-auz dausa-
eorues OF 1- honest bul EaululaI crusaders
as-la7, % .--..------. t-----.-' L - ~.
--.--- .-- s .,7i rr ..--Il,. -r I-asB
..l,.,-- ---.-f-- r,-. .frs-- .g-.1..-- IS CON
.-raz-u1au E, .-e of Illinois. and other statesmen
or his stamp contend Then ler1 shall the t-Hl-
% tl ------. .---- p. --77 ' -L--
-f 10 rT as 4r5. F,..r f. -rz 4r5- T.I TTr1fr
1z ra-lrI- Iar1uI-. az 5000. Tlls aEr-ez vIta
llc uuuEsclturF -aEsCz tauz OF judge Reagan
am. others OF MS school 10 -eE.- L-.t- --.-
----',.-.. g .,---.-5 ,+-.--T- 5lrri M r...1.,r
ts.1ff-7 .lr5r-f.T 10 Income 1f sver IS 90
and upward How long Uiu tlis limit lasLs
majority OF the people consume Rrst-g mgea sll
80 80 -l. - -- -,- ,l,- 49, s-i-7, -1- M.
5,h5 aar1. s15 Der rh and Win me laau who
earns ave times a- much. the balances at ths
end oi tla year are about me same Neit1fF 1L
.-- 49, --7 -l- .s -5.'- ~ ID. ,-,--- q 80
ana Haci. rac- Win their EettInEs. h5uerer
great or SMALL added t1 d class alo are pgL 90
ll la alr1 bread lul uHat. VIII U Ll-H un- peg
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-12-16

, LONBoS, Dec. 1e--The British steamer
DinsbersS, Capt Dave. was wrecked on
Long End, near Harwich, last night
Her rocket signals were responded to
by a Harwich lifeboat When the life
savers reached the scene Of the wreck
they found the. vessel split in two and
partly embedded in the sand They
were unable to board her until high
tide at day ybreelzs when they found q
seaman drowned .l1aloVs deck. The
others of the crew were missing and
are supposed to have perished. as frag-
ments Of the boat were found hanging
to the davitts
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-12-16
THE PREsI1ENTIAL voTE.

The OmoIaI count #7roua -rairt7-t- i've ztsszs
How the Electoral college WIN 1Lald-
The official returns from thirty-tWo
of the forty y-four states give the follow
ing figures.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-12-16

Customer doing his Thanksgiving
marizetiuFJ-Ho do you sell your
finest turkeys?
Market bIau-Tweuty cents a pound
Customer fciutchiug a5 the counter
Tor support Give me two pounds OF
hogs Hver-Chicls1 Tribune
Net serotlzbie-
RbymesteT-True. sir, j have not
much ready mgzgy, but i own $50, 600
worth OF personal property
Her Fu-her-In what shape is this
pruPertyz
BhymesUer-Iu manuscript poems
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-12-16

WASHINGTON, Dec. 1.-The chief of
the bureau OF statistics reports that the
total values OF the exports OF domestic
beef and hog products from the United
States during the month of November,
1892 as compared with the correspond
ing period Of the previous year, were as
follows: November. 1892, $40 AS, ,524i
November, 1891, e9,O4O,5sA The values
of the exports OF dairy products were,
November, 1892, s8sG, 526; 1891, g4OI, ,8s4.
Seven months. ended November so,
1892, sT,TIE,-If, 1891 57,422,6s5- Tine
values OF the beef and hog products
from New York during the month OF
October, 1892, wezs 60 2S5, ,82ii Boston,
g., 8Oz, ,5TH; Philadelphia S5Is- -55l; Bal5i-
more EGl4,TIE For October, 1s9I- New
York, a. 500, G5Is Boston, e. 543- 5sdi
Philadelphia, s252, t55; Baltimore ST.
fEg- -gsE
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-12-16
THE OFFICIAL VOTE.

The vote Of Kansas For PreaIdsat ana
Governor as Declared By she Board Of
Eanvubsers-
Following is the vote OF Kansas FOR
president and governor given by eoUn-
ties:
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-12-16

ST. JOSEPH, 40. Dec. 12--At 4 o clock
yesterday rsoruipgs s3re. 5ra5Se. spt IN the
third story of the millinery house Of z
Loswenberg s. Co. The stock was dam
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