The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-09-01
THE EAST.

HE EdtC VI tdAdIfOE IlSU Ikeu IN new
York is the lowest in thirty years.
BY the explosion of steam mangle
in a New York laundry, nine girls were
injured, two of them fatally.
WILLIAM WENTWORTH, the abscond-
ing cashier of the Victoria hotel, New
York, who disappeared some time ago,
has been captured.
IDLE laborers, mostly Poles, made q
sudden descent on one of the markets
at Buffalo, N. Y, and took most of the
provisions in sight.
A TERRIFIC gale prevailed along the
Atlantic coast, doing an immense
amount of damage to property in New
York and other cities. Three fishing
schooners were lost with all on board.
AT New York striking longshoremen
attacked Italians who had been hired
to take their places and drove them
away.
Four men were drowned by the wreck
of the fishing schooner Mary P. Kelly
at Asbury Park, n. j.
AT Greensburg, Pa, Happy Bob
Robinson, who was giving an enter
tainment, threatened to shoot from the
stage some boys who were annoying
him This caused a panic and several
women and children were hurt. The
men ran Robinson out of town.
SENATOR ALLEN, of Nebraska, in a
New York interview said that New
York was no longer an American city,
and that the capital of the United
States would soon be removed from
Washington to some city in the west
AS fuller reports of the great storm
on the Atlantic coast come in it is
learned that a number of vessels were
lost with all on board
ILSLEY, DOUBLEDAY & Co., wholesale
dealers in paints, New York and Aus
tralia, have become financially en-
barrassed.
IN passenger wreck on the Harlem
road near Brewster, n. V, four persons
were killed and a number injured.
A TERRIFIC hailstorm visited Rome,
N. Y, doing an immense amount of
damage.
By n collision on the Long Island
railroad near Newtown, fourteen per-
sons were killed and about thirty in
jured. Among the killed was Col E
A. Buck, editor of the Spirit of the
Times.
OYsTERMEN have just completed the
examination of the beds in the vicinity
of Bridgeport, Conn.,, and find a very
promising crop-larger than usual 1t
was thought the entire crop was loss,
owing to the late storm.
. THE financial stringency has been
felt very severely at Orange, n. j.
Every one of the twepty-eight large
hat factories has shut down. throwing
thousands of persons out of employ
.ment.
RATHER than pay premium on cur
rency with which to pay their employees,
the United Knitting Co., Amsterdam,
N. Y, has closed down.
ALERsON b. STEvER, one of the weigh
ers of the New York custom house, is
charged with defrauding the govern
ment
The yacht of George Witherbee cap
sized in Lake Champlain, N. V, and he
and five others were drowned
Four million dollars in gold coin ar
rived at New York on the asth from
San, Francisco and was deposited in the
sub-treasury vaults.
HAYWARD A. HARVEY, the inventor
of the Haryeyized steel armor plates
and roller screw, died recently from
kidney trouble at Orange, N. j.
The four members of the Henry Irv-
ing theatrical company who were de-
tanned at New York on the charge of
being contract laborers ere.released.
THE WEST.
AT the convention of fire chiefs at
Milwaukee, there was very strong ex-
preston IN regard to the necessity for
more stringent building laws
PROSPECTIVE settlers on the strip find
many faults with the provisions of the
proclamation, particularly with the
one requiring. them to register, which
is pronounced to- pc unconstitutional
(. TIL: capital stock of the st. LoutS.
Kepkulx & Northwestern has been in
creased from $4,000. 900 to so. 600. .oeo.