The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1890-07-18
Personal AND POLITICAL.

THE present session OF the British
Parliament is not expected to close be
fore September, and there is no hkeli-
hood of an autumn session
GENERAL WoLsELEY deprecates any
trouble between the United States and
England over the Behring sea or other
questions.
THE bill for the admission of Wyo-
ming as a State has been referred by
the President to the Attorney-GeneraI
to examine its legal aspect
CHARLES KENDALL ADAMS, president
of Cornell University, was married in
London recently to Mrs Mary Mathews
Barnes, widow of the late a. = Barnes
the we'll known book publisher OF New
York. l .v
APPILcATIoSs for pensions under the
new Pension law are being received
daily at the Pension Office. The volume
is increasing from day to day. 1t is
estimated that about $4,000 applications
have already been received.
THE Paris Soir declares that. General
Boulanger has asked the French Gov
eminent to grant him, pardon. i e--,,
JOHN G. NorTINGEis, the man who first
developed the coal fields in EaSalle
County, Ill, died at Ottawa recently,
aged eighty-two-'
GEORGE B. SHAW, of Eau Claire, Wis,
has. been elected supreme chancellor
Knights, of Pythias- .e- -ra
EX-SENATOR. THOMAS B. McCKEARY
died at his home near Greensboro, KY,
on the 10th, in the seventy-fourth year
of his age. He had been paralytic for
years.
THE President has sent to Congress
/ IL o;,.a
regarding international American pro-
lection OF patents and copyrights anu
measures for the protection of public
4 health against contagious diseases. r..
w, II. SsIIrH. Conservative leader in
the British House of Commons, denies
that he intends to retire and accept a
| peerage.
y, COLONEL ALEXANDER Med McCooK
has been nominated Brigadier-General.
He was congratulated at Fort Leaven-
worth. where he was in command.
PARNELL made a speech in the Brit
ish' House of Commons on the 18th re-
markable for its moderation and depre-
eating to large. extent the plan OF
campaign" The speech excited much
comment.
EXPLORER STANLEY vas taken. sick
with an attack OF gastritis on the eve OF
his marriage to Miss Tenant
l. HERR SrEFFEcK, director of the
Koenigsburg Academy of Art, Is dead.
JAMES g. BLAINE and Stephen B.
Ellxins are isaidsso be.intsrested' in de-
4 yeloping 4 new oil field near Parkers-
burg, w. Va@,. +. s,s;3f.e = isss4.-
sfABRAN s HEWITT, ex-mayor of New
York City, has left London for Paris.
HoN. BENJAMIN. BUrrEnwoRrH, mem.
Der OF Congress from Ohio, has been
elected secretary by the board OF direct
ors of the Worlds Columbian EXPOSE
ton =. ~ - Z, .r.i.1u--i -il,'l-s
i The House Committee on Military AT
fairs has ordered A. favorable report on
the bill to revive the rank OF Lieuten
ant-General- I-,r.r
YBRIaADIER-GENERSL BENJAMIN II
GRIERsos has been placed ON the 70
tired list of the army.
THEoDoHE TILroN has been elected
grand master OF an Anglo-Americar
lodge in England. -
News has been received in Tangfer
{ Morocco. on = raid by the Zemmoul
q tribe on the camp of the SuItan's sor
near SaAle- The camp was taken com
pletely by surprise. Troops and slaves
were mercilessly slaughtered BY thu
raiders and fifteen prisoners wer.
burned alive
H. NJ STANLEY. the explorer of Africa
was married 20 Miss Tenant in West
J minister Abbey;on the 18th. He wa
still suffering from, sickness -
TIE celebrated General John c. Ere
mont. first candidates of the Republican
party for Presiaeuei died from: inflzan
! nation. Of the boNcels at New, York o.
: the 1ste in the seventEseighth yeas o
his age -s -zT.. .-.aE.ies,- 81 = !
THE muehrtalked-of-m marriage Of Mrs
, lseslie to. the Marquis De Lesvslle ak
NOS come Oh. The lady fnally had n,
} use for him andleft him 70 gna~ on hi
regrets in London while she took pas
ssEs tQr AnerieA