The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-09-15

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a resolution advocating a bill to regu-
late the hours of labor to eight day In
all trades and occupa tions.
I. w. WHITLEY, residing near Silver
Hill, Ark, attended church some dis
tance from home, leaving five of his
children in care of the house. After
the services were over he returned to
find the house had been burned and all
the children cremated.
A GASOLINE stove exploded at Creston,
Ia, setting fire to the residence of W.
b. Maxwell and resulting in the fatal
burning of his wife and daughter,
Stella.
The Rockford passenger train on the
Burlington & Chicago jumped the track
at Hinckley, owing to a brakeman's
blunder. Engineer Andy Farr, of Rock
ford, jumped out and was killed
W. Il. SHAwBECK, chief of the invoice
division of the Pennsylvania bureau,
was in Pittsburgh, and IN an interview
stated that of the IA, 900 pensioners sus-
pended over two-thirds will be reinsta-
ted under Secretary Smiths new ru-
ling.
ABOUT 1, 500 Spanish cigar makers in
sing to accept a reduction of 50 per
1000 proposed by their employers. They
have been paid from $40 to $40 per
1000.
FIRE at Candy, Mimi, burned block
and half in the business part of the
town, destroying sixteen stores, the
post Office and the Bank of Candy. The
loss was estimated at 100000; insur-
ance, 100000.
THE North China Herald brings
further details of the great flood, which
it pronounces the most extensive since
1900. No less than 1.40O villages have
been destroyed in the metropolitan
prefecture of Chuntienful alone. Ten
thousand lives have been lost.
BAND of communists attacked Pat
ton & Abell's store, at Pattonville,
Tex, having planned to divide the
stock. The proprietor hearing of the
contemplated raid, had guards ready
who repulsed the raiders, fatally
wounding a man named Wilson. The
others escaped.
FIRE broke out in the Pullman Co.'S
lum ber yards, at Pullman, Ill, and for
several hours the great shops We're
tiIedtCucu Will
THE report of the United States con-
sui at Nantes, France, shows that chol-
era is on the increase. Seventy-three
cases and thirty-siX deaths occurred in
one week.
A SEVERE earthquake shock was re-
ported from southern Russia.
GEN. ROBERT A. Mccoy was found
unconscious in his room at Tyrone, Pa,
with a self-inhicted bullet wound in
his right temple. He died soon with
out regaining consciousness.
The Vigilant beat her competitors in
the yacht trials and viii defend the
America cup against Lord Dunraven's
ValEyrie.
EeUR men, believed to be the robbers
who murdered Express Messenger Chap
man at Mound Valley, Kan, have been
captured. They had much of the
stolen property on their persons.
AN organization of Chinese smugglers
in Hong Kong, Vancouver, San Fran
cisco, New Orleans, Havana and New
York is making a great success in
smuggling Chinese into this country.
AT Piedmont, w. Va, the fool took
mp the gun again, aimed it in fun at a
boy of 12 and killed him.
TYPHUs fever is again raging at San
Luis Potosi, Mexico.
A TYPHOID fever epidemic is raging
at South Prairie, near Oakland, Ill.
A MOB of anarchists at Santander,
Spain, recently looted the city hall
and. the residences of all the city of
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