The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-10-09
ESe1IsH liberals met in convention

ESeLIsH liberals met in convention
at Newcastle on the Ist
THE PeunOnia, reported lost with all
hands some months ago. has been heard
from She was wrecked on one Of the
islands OF the Marshau group May /
All on board escaped to the shore and
after much suffering reached Apia in
safety. The PennOnia was & total
wreck
THE expulsion of Bishop Dubs from
the German Evangelical church has
been confirmed
TIE Russian press censor has for
bidden allusion to the famine.
TIE Australian colonies have en-
tered the universal postal union
THE situation Ia the Samoan islands
was, according to last mail advices,
again uncertain Mataafa, the ex-king,
was a disturber and the German Off
GERS are not liked
SO8IE little excitement was caused in
Rome by French pilgrims deriding Vic
tor Emanuels name and shouting for
the pope a mob gathered and for q
time it looked serious until the national
flag was displayed at the hotels where
the pilgrims were staying
4 MEETING held in Windsor Ont,
favOring annexation to the United
States broke mp in confusion
THE Farmers Voice cOunsels holding
corn until next spring.
HALIFAX, n. 5, lost between $500. 600
and S4OO 900 by a fire which broke out
in the MOrelin planning mill near tine
Cunard wharves-
THREE of the French pilgrims ar
rested for rioting in Rome have been
conducted to the frontier. Loyal
demonstrations were held in most Of
the large towns OF Italy.
TIE Princess Battenberg, youngest
Il
confined of a son.
THE earl of Portsmouth is dead
HENRY NJ. STANLEY and Lieut. A. Nj.
JePhsOn, who was one of Stanisy's Of
hcers on his last African expedition,
have gone to Ostend, Belgium, as the
guest of King Leopold
TRIBAL war is reported to be raging
in some of the New Hebrides islands
and cannibalism, it is said, flourishes
in consequence.
THE Hungarian diet has unanimously
| adopted a resolution expressing its
great indignation at the attempt re-
| Gently made on the life of Emperor
/ Francis Joseph, and assuring him of
| their deepest gratitude fOr his escape
| from death.
/ COUNT TOIsTOI writes to the Novoe
| Vremya that all his works dating from
/ 1881 will, In future, be free to be pub
! lished or translated.
! THE United States steamer Alert has
/ arrived at Yokohama en- route to China.
| PROF. JAMES bIACOUN, of the Cana
| dian geological survey, who accompa-
MED the British com missiOners to Beh-
/ ring sea, says the commissioners were
/ astOunded TO note the plentifulness of
/ the seals, having been led by the
United States reports to suppose that
/ the seals were almost eXterminated-
/ At s. Pauls island alone fully half a
million were in sight.
BY order of the ear no court balls
| will be given during the coming season
of winter festivities. On the other
hand, the money usually devoted to
such entertainments will be devoted to
/ the relief of the famine sufferers
DISPATCHES from Stuttgart announce
I that King Karl l. of Wurtem burg, who
has been i'll for some time past, has had
| a serious relapse.
ADvIcEs from MassOwah say the
| forces of Gen. Ras Alula and Degiac
Mangaria have successfully made a
combined attack on the forces of De
| Beb, the third aspirant to the throne.
4 The battle was fought near Amba-
1 garima- De Bsb was killed and his
army totally routed.
| THE famine in Poland is growing
! worse Worlsmen paraded the streets
/ Of Zawirke and looted the baker shops
! Troops were summoned to the scene
/ and fired upon the mob, killing one
| workman and wounding several others.
! A BURNING bomb was recently found
/ in the bishops palace at Trieste. Hun
gary.
! TIE seizure of q Canadian schooner
for having irregular papers in Behring
sea is liable to cause & diplomatic con-
troversy-
/ An American named John II. Parton
| reports a massacre of 2Og uersous Llg
Indians in the state of Hidalgo, Mexico,