The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-10-02

LAEoEvIS. the Canadian minister 40
sused of bcOdIing. has been eEOneratsd
RELATIVES viii contest the will of
Allen Thorndylze Rice, who died on the
eve of his departure as minister to Rus
sia, May. 1889.
TIE wife OF the Grand Duke Paul,
youngest brother Of the car, is dead
THE American association is figuring
on deal of twelve clubs for next year.
AT the Spanish cabinet meeting it
was decided to try the Manser rife for
the army and 70 experiment with
smOkeless powder
EAPERoE WILLIAM, of Germany, has
appointed the grand duke of Hesse-
Darmstadt general Of infantry and =
field marshal of the empire
ARIAE peasants recently lynched
two youths caught stealing
Missouri PACIFIC stock declined -
per cent on reports that the company
had suspended dividends
The Gaiety theater. Liverpool, ER-
gland, has been destroyed by fire.
The Labrador schooner Paisley,
Capt John Kane, with all hands and
the Amazon, Capt James Nolin, with
three Of her crew, have been lost at
sea
ADvICEs from Peru report the mur-
der, on the river Maranan, of four Cal
ifOrnians prospecting for gold The
natives mistOoI them for ecclesiastical
emissaries and spies
BUSINESS failures (Dun's rePort) for
the seven days ended Septem Der "A num-
bered PA, compared with 2s9 the pre-
viOus week and 2I9 the corresponding
week of last year.
IRISH dynamiters in English prisons
/ complain OF their treatment
A LETTER from Salvador says Presi-
dent Ezeta has decided to call President
Barillas, of Guatemala, 70 account for
/ melting rebellion in Salvador, OF which
policy President Ezeta is said 10 be OBJ
tanning proofs The Mexican press
/ generally is attacking Barilias and
| Guatemala
THE Gillian junta is reported harass-
/ ing Minister Egan in many ways
/ Three Americans engaged in business
in Santiago have been arrested
! After consulting with the British
/ agents the sultan of Zanzibar has de-
/ cided to reconstruct the administration
| of his government and to appoint re-
/ sponsibis ministers in the different
1 branches, he himself receiving e fixed
civil list.
IT is officially stated that 500 build
| ings remain standing at COnsuegra.
| Spain. There were ?, 100 before the
/ food
Ar charity fete at Ghent, Belgium,
| a platform became Overcrowded and
/ the manager aud a mum Der of work.
men went to make an examination.
| Suddenly the whole platform collapsed
! The men underneath were crushed to
death, and many who were on the plat
/ form had arms or legs broken.
/ NEWSPAPERS of Rome discredit tie
report that the United States will ex-
clude Italian imports in reprisal for the
! prohibition of American pork imports.
| They express the belief that the Prohi-
ton will be rescinded as soon as
/ France and other states rescind their
/ prohibitOry regulations.
CLEARING house returns for the week
! ended September % showed an average
/ increase of 1S.6 compared with the cor
responding week of last year In New
| York the increase was % 3.
THE Italian wheat crop IS reported tC
| be good. The crop in Prussia is also
reported fair
FINANCIAL. affairs in London during
the week ended September 90 were moi
| greatly disturbed by the furry in Gould
| stocks in New York A tightening o1
money rates was almost certain, how
| ever, consequent upon other causes
The French bOurse was quiet and firm
| German bourses were quiet and weak
An earthquake shock was felt at St
/ Louis, Memphis, Tenn, Keokulz, Ia.
Decatur, Ill, and other places on the
night Of the 26th- Much alarm wa.
caused by furniture falling about, bu
no great damage WAS done
SIGNoR CRIsPI's recent speech at Pa
lermo has caused a sensation through
out Europe as il virtually proclaim
the Anglo-Italian alliance as au fait ac
compli
THE executive committee of tn,
! Italiau-American exhibition at Genoa
In honor of the discovery OF America by
Colum bus, have arranged for the erec
ton of buildings which will cost $500,
coo.