The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-10-16

Ak intense wave OF III feeling has
arisen in Servia, owing TO the news
that ez-King 5filan has mortgaged his
private estates to a Russian bank for
loan Of $500, COO
IT was rumored in Lisbon that dis
turbances had broken out in Rio de
JaueirO, the capital Of Brazil
The strike of dock Iaborers and
others about the Carron and Hermit
age Wharves, Wrapping, London, which
has been ia progress for weeks, is
showing decided signs of collapsiug.
The employers are obtaining enough
free men" to carry on work in spite
of the uuiOuists
Mr. GLADSTONE was greatly disap-
pointed by the Manchester election.
THE vicerOy of India teIegraphs that
there has been a good rain throughout
the country and that the crop prospects
are favorable
BUSINESS failures (Dun's reportj for
the seven days ended October s num-
bered 80, compared with z8O the
! previous week and 2I5 tine correspond
ing week of last year.
THE entry of rags from Marseilies
/ France, has been forbidden by the treas
! ury department in order to prevent the
! bringing OF cholera TO the country.
THE September statement Of the
/ Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe railroad
/ for the entire system approximately
/ shows gross earnings of 81. POS, 334, an
/ increase of S514,O37.
Provisions in Warsaw, Russia, have
! doubled in price.
A MEETING Of merchants and manu-
I facturers convened by the minister of
/ commerce at Vienna, unanimously ap-
| proved the formation of a governmen mt
commission to arrange for the due
/ representation Of the country at the
Chicago worlds fair.
AUSTRIAN pilgrims after visiting the
pope, were attacked by a mob at Pisa,
Italy. One of the pilgrims disappeared
and it was rumOred had been assas-
sinated-
Tbs interment of the remains Of the
late Charles Stewart Parneu occurred
/ without disorder. bout 80, 600 persons
/ viewed the body on its arrival in Dublin.
A STRONG force of police controls the
streets of Rio Janeiro One man was
killed and several injured in the recent
riotinR
GEN. A. V. KAUTz recommends that
soldiers in time of peace give a general
knowledge Of military science to people
In civil life.
A VALPARAISO dispatch says at the
earliest opportunity after the. firm
establishment of the new government
a number of claims will be presented
by the various representative Of the
different foreign nations in Chilli The
| British claims amount to between $500, %
600 and $500, 600, Spanish and Italian
claims about $500. coo. while those OF
America are only about S25, 600
CONsIDEBABLE indignation was
aroused IN Dublin by the report that
Chaplain Vincent of the Rotunda
chapel, who OficiHted at the burial OF
Mr.. ParnelI, received threatening let
ter, warning him not to read the
services OF the church over the departed
leader.
TIE military rule instituted by the
Mezican generals along the Rio Grande
since the Cara outbreak is an exceed
ingly strict one, and the people are
afraid to be seen in groups Of two and
three.
GREAT mum bers of Russian peasants
are fiOclking into the towns from the
country districts, perishing from want
of food The destitute Jews expelled
from Kieff, Astrachau, Moscow and
Odessa are swelling the ranks of the
famishing thousands
CHARLES j. MUBPHY, special repre-
sentative in Europe of the United
States agricultural department, has ar
/ rived in Berlin with instructions tc
Z bring to the attention of the German
government the value of Indian corn as
a food product
THE steamship Devonshire, from
5 Barrow for New York, has been PasseC
o Ut sea abandoned DuJ Lne crew Werl
rescued and taken to Glasgow
J A CONSPIRACY against the life of thD
b car is said to have been discovered "a
iliefE a serious outbreak was threat
ened by the students of the uuiversitv
A ROME dispatch says the train oI
which were Mr., and Mrs Stanley ain,
S the latter's mother on their way L
t Australia was wrecked at Carovigno
Italy, but all the passengers. escape,
p unhurt