The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1894-07-13

AT IltuSvllIe, 1nd., John NJ. An
drews, lad Is years old, was robbed
and murdered near his home. The
body was found shortly after midnight
with the throat cut and skull crr shed.
Two arrests on suspicion have been
ipadc.
PRESIDENT DEBs, of the A. r. o.. has
issued a proclamation cautioning
strikers against being parties to viola
tons of law.
A DISASTROUS fire occurred at North
Kenora, O., miles below Huntington,
w. Va, on the Eth. Ineendiaries set
fire to box cars loaded with coke lying
on the Norfolk Sc Western tracks and
ten of them were burned. The flames
communicated to the depot and de-
stroyed that also.
STRIKERS at Chicago on the Grand
Trunk tracks, had pitched battle on
the 18th with militiamen in which one
man was killed and several fatally and
! many severely wounded. Another
conflict occurred on the Panhandle
road in that city between deputies and
a mob, in which i've were killed
4 LETTER was telegraphed to Presi-
dent Cleveland on the 18th by Messrs
Debs, of the A. r. u, and Sovereign,
of the K. of L.. setting forth the his
tory of the strike and deploring the use
of federal troops on the side of the cor
porations against the strikers, as the
railroads could detach the Pullman
cars from their nail trains and there
would be no obstruction to the running
of them
AT Chicago on the Sth there were
several small riots and cars were fired
and overturned. A coal train was
ditched on the Eastern Illinois by
misplaced switch. ct Hammond, Ind,
the riotiiig became so serious that q
company of United States troops
charged on the mob and one man was
killed and several seriously injured.
On the G., Il. s. Q. and the Wisconsin
Central roads thirteen cars and much
property was destroyed. During the
day another mob went to the Pan
handle yards and set fire to number
of cars.
COLORADO SPRINGS was startled by
| terrific explosion on the 7th which
fairly shook the town. About 100 feet
| of the track of the Midland railway
was blown M With giant powder. 1t
was placed under a cattle guard about
| a quarter of mile west of the railway
bridge. The culvert was entirely de-
| stroyed and the track raised for dis
lance of so feet each side. No clew
to the perpetrators of the act can be
discovered.
IN Nanticoke, Pa, by e fail of coal in
No; slope Of the Susquehanna Coal
CO. S mine, three men were killed and
two others fatally injured.
THE treasury oficials have been COM
rclled to stop all shipments of cash to
points west of the Ohio river in eonse.
| quence of the strikes Under the con-
tract with the government the express
companies are liable for losses incurred
in consequence of riots or unlawful
| acts of that character. And, acting
under privilege granted them in their
contracts, the several express COM
panies have notified the officials that
they will not accept cash for shipment
to points west of Ohio, Kentucky, Ten
nessee, Mississippi and Louisiana.
THE railroad strike was having the
effect of delaying the answers of the
correspondence of the statistical bureau
of the agricultural department at
Washington to the circulars for infor-
maticr concerning the crops which is
embodied in the regular reports issued
by the department on the 10th inst.
AT Cattlettsburg, KY, in a street en-
counter the other night, john and Bal.
lard Faulkner; brothers, were instant
ly killed and Charles and Dave Justice
fatally wounded. The former has al
ready died, and the latter cannot live.
Ballard Plymale was also seriously
wounded.
FIRE in the Phoenix building at Prov
idencc, r. l., did damage to the extent
the building fell in and several firemen
and others were injured.
Two freight sheds, 500 feet and 600
feet long respectively and twenty
three freight ears were burned in the
Mobile & Ohio yards at Cairo, Ill, on
the 9th. 1t is supposed the fire was in
cendiary.
THE crack American yacht, Vigilant,
was beaten in another race on the
Firth of Clyde, Scotland, by the Britain
MIA. the latter winning by 1 minute
and 55 seconds.
ADDITIONAL. DISPATCHES.
The opinion among government Of
fcials Oh the 10th was that the worst
of the strike was over and that the
rioters were now held we'll in hand.
There was nothing very important to
note at the different points.
PRESIDENT DEBs, of the A. +. u. is
sued an address on the 10th to all striA-
ing employees and sympathizers urging
them to raflain from acts Of violence