The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-10-20

TIE terrible gale which swept the
| Atlantic coast did vast amount of
damage to property, but it was thought
no lives were lost.
BUNGLINe work of the surveyors who
| plated the town has caused great con-
fusion at Pawnee, Ok. and many fights
| have resulted from the numerous cons
tests
The entire chain of la kes was swept
by northwest gale. More than a
scope of wrecks were reported, accom-
panied by much loss of life.
AT Minneapolis, Mimi, the football
eleven of the Kansas state university
was defeated by that of the Minnesota
university by score of 12 to g.
ROBBERS had planned to hold up a
Milwaukee train near Chicago. but
were discovered and frightened off.
STRENUOUS efforts are being put forth
to swell the attendance at the worlds
fair during the closing days to enor-
nous proportions.
AN incoming train on the Pennsyl-
vania railroad struck three men near
Richmond, Va. Two were instantly
killed and another fatally injured.
They were apparently tramps
THE through mail car from Chicago
to st. Paul caught fire the other morn
ing near Chippewa Falls, Wis. The
value of the mail destroyed is not
known.
A DISASTROUS prairie fire has been
raging in Victoria county, Tex
Thousands of acres of range have been
burned over and good deal of damage
has been sustained on the large
ranches
JOHN FISHER, United States commits
sioner and mayor of Tryon, N. c., has
been arrested as member of the Bar
rett gang of outlaws His brother, A.
j. Fisher, and c. P. Barrett were also
jailed. They were held in bonds of
$1,000 each.
THE village of Otto, n. V, has been
wiped out by fire. The population was
800.
AT Allentown, Pa, destructive fire
burned the telephone exchange and the
Brenig & Bachman building. Loss,
$500, 900.
The steamer City of New York brings
advices of terrible accident at Iunls-
tlan ford on the -ellow river, in the
province of Shousi. China. Three ferry
boats were swept away by flood and
100 passengers drowned.
JAPAN papers report that the British
bark Florence Treat en- route from
Singapore to Shanghai, was caught in
a typhoon and driven on the rocks.
Capt Tylson, his wife, four children
and fourteen Chinese and Malay sailors
perished. The captains son Daniel,
one Chinese and one Malay escaped.
GEORGE GOULD, in discussing the ap-
pointment of receivers for the Union
Pacific, says it is best for all concerned
Receivers for the Missouri Pacific have
at no time been contemplated.
WHILE crossing the English channel
the passenger steamer Marie Henriette
ran into and cut in half Danish bark.
Six seamen were drowned
AT brunswick, Ga, twenty-six new
cases of yellow fever and one death
We're reported on the 10Th.
The British squadron was accorded
an enthusiastic reception at Taranto,
Italy
THE New York Brooklyn post series
have ended and the Bridegrooms are
the baseball champions.
'ACoB L. SINGER " 20, dealers IN
woolens at Milwaukee, Wis, made a
voluntary assignment to Adolph Seq
nitz, whose bond was fixed at 500, 900.
A DEAL has been concluded by which
the Edison Electric Light Co of St
Louis has absorbed the other electric
light companies of that city, both arc
and incandescent. This brings all the
electric light companies of st. Louis
under one management.