The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1895-11-01
MISCELLANEOUS.

An extensive fire took place at Perth,
West Australia, recently, many rail-
way sheds and warehouses for the
storage of freight being burned. Loss,
ESQ, 600.
EARLY on the morning of the 2sth a
burglar broke into the merchant tail
bring establishment of Anthony Stau-
Der at Chicago and was shot dead by
the proprietor. Stauber had been fear
full of a visit from burglars and hap
pened to be sleeping in his store.
EXCITEMENT was caused at Madison,
Wis. recently by the finding of two
bombs, one in the capitol yard and an
other in the yard of member of a
tailoring firm whose workmen had
struck. Anarchists among the striking
tailors were suspected of knowing
something about the bombs.
Two CHILDREN of John Conley, of
Manistee, Mich, aged and years.
were smothered by smoke and died.
They had got some matches and set
the bedding on fire.
PRESIDENT CLEVELAND has pardoned
Grant Shurtleff, convicted in Kansas
of counterfeiting, in order to restore
him to citizenship, his sentence having
been completed.
Mrs. j. w. GREENwALD, of Youngs.
town, O., seated her 3-year-old child at
the breakfast table and stepped out
side to do some work. When she re-
turned in fifteen minutes she found
her boy dead on the gasoline stove and
horribly burned.
SENATOR HOLMES GILBERT, of the
Chickasaw nation, chairman of the
committee to receive the Dawes Indian
commission, in answer to the address
OF the committee said: 81 would
rather be citizen of the Turkish gov.
eminent than a citizen of the United
States government" The expression
created a profound sensation among
the commission.
CUSTER post, G. A. R., at Tacoma
WASH, voted down the resolution tc
ask congress to admit ex-confederates
to the soldiers home.
LAKE Michigan was swept by a ter
chile gale on the 27th. Small crafts
had bad time in the sea that sudden
ly rolled up.
SECRETARY MORTON recently in.
formed packers and pork raisers that
if they would study the tastes and de-
mands of foreign customers they would
create broader market for American
bacon. The secretary said that in
Wiltshire. Eng, they pay the highest
price for porkers from 100 to 100
pounds weight which are not too fat,
and the lowest price for those weigh
-ng 240 pounds and upwards with
plenty of fat.
HALF of the east wall of the Gilmore
Manufacturing CO. s three-story bicycle
factory at Clyde, O., collapsed while
AL of the floors were filled with work.
men. More than a dozen men were
badly injured. The digging of q
trench for water main caused the
collapse.
A REAR-END collision occurred at
Hyde Park, Mass. on the New York.
New Haven & Hartford railroad in
which one man was killed, a woman
fatally injured and twelve other pas
sengers, including Congressman Elijah
A. Morse, were more or less seriously
hurt.
The probable death of J. c. Griffin.
assistant chief of the fire department,
and loss of 5000, 600 were the results
of fire which destroyed the immense
store and stock of B. Stark & Co,
fancy goods and millinery, at Albany,
n. Y, on the e4th and which Quilted
two other business houses
FRED GILBERT, dark horse in the
race, who hailed from Spirit Lake. Ia,
won the Dupont cup, the wing cham
pionship of the world. and = fat purse
in the pigeon shooting tournament
which came to an end at Baltimore,
Nd, ON the e5th. It was said Gilbert
never entered q tournament before in
his rife.