The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-09-18


WAR has broken ont In the cracker
trust
/ PREauER MERCER, of Quebec. Is
/ among those accused Of implication in
[ the Baie des Chaleurs railway subsidy
I steal
IN receiving the French Catholics re-
! Gently the pope made a declaration in
/ favor of the French republic, and ez-
/ pressed his belief that the restoration
/ of the monarchy in France was quite
| impossible.
A sCHoOsER from Yarmouth, n. s.,
/ capsized in Halifax harboE. Sixteen
/ persons were drowned
/ THERE was a rumor in Berlin on the
/ 11th that Prince Bismarck had suffered
| a stroke of paralysis
/ THE porte has neither abiectly apollo
( gized to Russian Ambassador NeiidoE
nor paid indemnity for the detention of
/ the Russian vessel AIoslcovva- The porte
has merely given assurance against q
recurrence of such incidents
BUSINESS failures (Dun's report for
[ the seven days ended Septem Der Q num-
/ bered 9I4, compared with sI7 the previ-
Gus week and 1913 the corresponding
| week of last year,
DIR. PETER PINEo, medical inspector
/ general of the army during the war, is
/ dead
A STEAM launch conveying non-union
. Id JJIEEa from DuDl4n 10 Londonderry
] was sunk recently by collision with a
| steamer in Lough Foyle, Ireland Fif-
/ teen persons were drowned.
! The captain, several of the crew and
] forty cabin passengers of the italian
/ steamer Taormina were drowned by
/ the sinking Of the steamer, which was
! in collision in the d1gean sea with the
| Greek steamer Thessaiia-
! NEWS has been received from Guate-
mala City that Ex-Vice-P President Dr..
Rafael Aola had been accidentally shot
and killed while attempting to separate
! two of his friends who We're engaged in
/ a quarrel.
THE German government has begun
| the prosecution of the editor OF the
! Bladderadatsch for ridiculing the holy
1 coat of Treves by a cartoon headed
The Gull Sharing Pilgrims" Trevez
/ is now visited by a better class of peO-
| pie, who stay longer and PatrOnize the
hotels
RoCHEFoHr, France, has been raw,
aged by FIRE.
| CLEARING house returns for the week
| ended September IL showed an average
decrease Of 81 compared with the cor
responding week of last year. In New
York the decrease was al In New
York, Boston and other cities this year
/ there were only five days in the week
| last year six
ruPtured over the scandal investiga-
! tions.
SALVADOR desires reciprocity with
the United States.
BALAIACEDA, the fugitive ex-president
of Chilli, is thought to be hiding in a
monastery,
The British legation at Constan.
tinOple has been instructed to make
representations to the sultan in behali
of the great need of sanitary suRer,
! vision over the Mecca pilgrimages
which are believed to be largely, if moi
/ chiefly, responsible for the dIssemina
tiOn of cholera
ZELEwsKI's German expedition intc
] Africa has met with misfortune. Three
hundred black troops were killed with
! most of the officers. The enemy also
1 captured mis- guns and munitions of way.
PHYSICIANS state that John Fitzger
/ aid, president of the Irish land league
will never be himself again mentally y,
His trouble was congestion of the brain.
ONE thousand employees of the saw,
mills about Ottawa, Ont have struck
for a reduction of hours and an increase
in wages
THE French steamship Nantes is
ashore at Corunna, Spain
FRIoHTFUL floods have been reported
in Spain In the country around TOledc
., 600 lives were said to be lost
La PAPIA (newspaperl says the troops
| operating against the rebe1iOus Indians
IN the district of Tenango. in the state
of HidalgO, MezicO, were defeated by
the Indians, who attacked and sacked
the town of San BertolO.
BRITISH blue jackets and marines
have occupied the island of Mitylene
near the Dardanelles, probably under
an arrangement with Turkey for the
purpose of checlSmating Russo French
designs on COnstantinople.