The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1890-10-17
NEWS OF THE WEEK.
oles-ned By Telegraph and Man
PERSONAL AND POLITICAL.

THE Crown Princess of Sweden must
go this winter to Egypt for her health
The London Times says there is no
| reason 10 quarrel with the United States
over the Mckinley bill. but the less said
about friendliness and kinship between
the two countries the better. The
article urges Canada to adopt free trade.
The French Cabinet has charged n.
Roche, Minister of Commerce. to frame
a bill to be introduced in the Chamber
of Deputies. fixing a maximum tariff
upon exports into France and giving
the Government power to make couces-
sions to those coun tries whose govern
ments in their tariff laws favor French
products
GOVERNOR EAGLE. OF Arkansas, has
issued special call for the election
next month to fill the vacancy in the
Second district of that State, caused by
the unseating of Mr.. Breckinridge-
A DISPATCH from Buenos Ayres says
that the reports of an impending revo-
luton are without foundation. There
| is no reason to fear trouble The city
and the whole country are tranquil.
REPoRTs of IN extra session of Con-
gress are denied by Private Secretary
Haiford.
EMPEROR WILLIAM has arrived home
from his Austrian trip
GENERAL JoUBEBr, ex-Prcsident of
the Transvaai Republic, arrived recent
~ at New York on a pleasure trip.
DR. RoBEIsr SAcAsA has been re-elect-
cd President of Nicaragua for another
term of four years.
Two men-of-war have reinforced the
British squadron at Mozambique. The
comman Ter of the fleet says that as
soon as the Stein gunboats are fitted to-
gether he will proceed up the Zambezi
river.
DILLON and O'BrieB, the Irish Nation
alists, forfeited their bail at Tipperary
and suddenly disappeared 1t was
thought they had taken passage for
America
SAMUEL F. MILLER, Senior Associate
Justice of the United States Supreme
Court. was stricken with para,y sis on
the 10th His condition was critical
NINE BONNET, in whose possession
were found plans of the defenses of
Nancy, has been convicted of being a
German spy. She was sentenced to five
years Imprisonment and then to pay q
fine of 5000 francs.
Miss FANNY d. MURFREE, who is the
author of the serial story Felicia, in
the Atlantic Monthly, is sister of Miss
Mary Murfree, better known as Charles
Egbert Craddock.
THE President has appointed Charles
A. Dougherty of Pennsylvania, to be
Secretary of Legation to Mexico and ii.
Remsen Whitehouse, of New York, to
be Secretary of Legation to Italy.
IT is said that Secretary Blaine has
consented to stump for Mckinley.
THE Oklahoma Democrats have nomi-
mated j. G. Mccoy for the long term in
Congress.
The Grand Duke Nicholas, of Russia,
has gone insane.
REV. ALBEIT SCIEFFLER, the Oldest
member of the Redemptorist order in
the United States, died at the commu-
nifty house of the St Michael German
Catholic Church, baltimore. Md He
was eighty-one years old
THE President was at Indianapolis,
Ind, on the 18th. attending church in
the morning
THE Republicans elected all the State
officers and member of Congress in the
recent Wyoming election.
NINE. PATTI will build a synagogue at
Cratg-y-Nos, hsr residence in Wales
Miss WINNIE DAVIS has repudiated
her engagement to Mr.. Alfred Wilkin-
son, of Syracuse, n. Y.
EX-CoSiMIssIoNER OF PENSIONS TAM
NEn emphaticatly denies that he ever
wrote a letter to Congressman Cooper
or any one clso stating that the Presi-
dent had made up his mind to ''Iet OUT
tho present Commissioner = General
| Raum.
Mrs THOMAS A. IfENDRIcKs has pre-
serted the Thomas A. Hendricks Club.
of brooklyn n. ", with an oil painting
of the late Vice-President