The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1899-02-03

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company was damaged by fire to the
extent of $4,000. Several fremen
were injured by falling glass, but all
will recover. The origin of the fire
was q mystery.
PRosPEcToRs who have been at work
for some time in Woods and Woodward
| counties, Ok, have found 3L-foot
vein of good coal near White Horse
| The vein lies near the surface and can
be easily worked.
THREE robbers dynamited the safe
in the store of the Kelly Piow company
| at Longview, Tex, the other night
Quite q sum of money was secured.
The building was badly shattered.
Joe Carroll, one of the robbers cap.
| tured. was from Joplin. Mo.
JOSEPH ". QUARLEs, of Milwaukee,
was nominated by the repu blican Leg
| lslative caucus at Madison. Wis, to sue
| coed John L. Mitchell as United States
| senator. He was elected in joint ses-
| sion on the S1st-
THE home of w. II. Rudolph at APEX.
Col, was destroyed by a snowslide and
the whole family was carried away.
The father saved himself and a search
alive, but the mother and two other
children were not found.
The National Farmers party was or
gained in Warren county, Ill.
The San Bruno hotel, an old land.
| mark near San Francisco. was burned
on the goth and the porter of the hotel
persisted in the flames.
The First Baptist church of Scran
ton, Pa. was burned on the goth.
The report reached Mount Pleasant,
Tex, that whitecaps had posted notices
in Morris county, about so miles from
there, for the negroes to leave, and
threatening violence if they did not
comply. twas stated that the colored
population were very much excited
and some were preparing to leave.
The carpet factory of William Judge
& Bro. at Philadelphia, was Quilted
by fire on the 27th. Loss estimated at
500. 900; covered by insurance.
AS result of a conference between
Gov. Gen. Brooke and Gen. Leonard
Wood. governor of the military depart
ment of Santiago, the customs receipts
at Santiago will not be used in other
provinces. but will be mortgaged to
| defray the cost of works now under
way.
ANDREW MOORE, a desperate of the
Cherokee nation, killed three men ut
Whitefield, 1. T., the other afternoon.
He is Choctaw Indian with a bad
record. He had an old grudge against
the men and walked deliberately up to
them and shot them down in success.
sion and then escaped.
INSTEAD of two mails week to Ha.
vana, as under Spanish rule, there will!
be five. the govern ment having made a
con tract with the Plant line of steam.
ers for five sailings. The new arrange.
ment will place all points east of the
Missouri river within 60 hours of Ha.
vana. -u' =
AT Vaughan's levee camp. in Madi-
son parish. La, negro was shot and
killed. His assailant also a negro,
was lynched soon afterwards.
AT Calumet, Mich. Edward Hawkins
fell 4, 900 feet down the Tamarack mine
shaft. Only fragments of his body
could be found.
WHILE crossing Lake Erie in boat
from an island in the Bass group to
bury a child in Canada the Robson
family-consistingo of father, mother.
son and daughter-and hired man
were drowned.
The postal service in Cuba is being
vigorously pushed and military postal
stations. having money order and reg
istry facilities, have been ordered es-
tablished at seven more of the large
towns. These make IS military postal
stations there in all.
EMIL REUTER-, a wholesale -four
dealer. was escorting his wife home
from a theater in New York when she
was suddenly stricken down with
heart disease and died soon after being
carried into a house. The husband
left to tell friend of his wife's death
and then returned to the house, but
fell dead of apoplexy as he was enter
ing the place.
WHILE the Porto Ricans do not offer
the least resistance to the military ad.
ministration by Americans, they make
no secret of the fact that they do not
| desire its continuance, but earnestly
wish for a civil government in some
form.
A TRAIN on the Big Four road, while
running 40 miles an hour the other
night, instantly killed an unknown
man and woman who were walking on
| the track q few miles west of Cleve.
land, O. The bodies were mangled in
| horrible manner.
The citizens of Asheville, N. c., were
startled by the fearful jar and noise of
dynamite explosion that occurred in
the blacksmith shop of the city quarry,