The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-10-30

HE 8En11u- OF Ll15 Berlin ponce WIN
carbines, which virtually converts them
into q regular sOldieFy, is due to the
great apprehension felt by the authoFi-
ties that winter viii be attended by
great suffering among the poor and
perhaps by consequent disturbances
Mr. GLADSTONE has prepared an
Irish home rule bill In such q shape
that it can be announced at any time
It Is said to be far more liberal shan
that of 1888
IT is auEhoritatiVelY announced that
Dr. Won HOllohen. German minister 10
Japan, has been appointed minister to
the United States TO succeed the late
Count Arco-Valley. He Is about 50
years of age and a bachelor, and was
appointed minister to Japan four years
ago.
THE European stock markets have
been quiet all the past week Ameri-
can securities were well held in Lon
don
THE children of John Cummings, a
farmer living near Penetauguishene,
Ont, set IRE to their home, while their
parents were absent aud three OF them
Perished. The mother returned in time
to rescue the fourth child, but was her
self probably fatally burned
JOHN DILLON thinks it is stupid for
Ireland with its dwindling population
to get up a quarrel with England
AnEh1LhA A9ENA 9NANl1uN aaAJ5 glAeal
10, 900 Cinnamon in Vancouver and
along the Canadian Pacific railroad are
suffering for food-
In a speech at Toronto. Ont, the
minister of agriculture intimated that
I the Dominion government had given
uP all hopes of securing a reciprocity
treaty with the United States
The town of Meiringeu, Switzerland,
has been almost swept out of existence
| by fire
A DIsREFUTABLE woman of Berlin has
/ been murdered and mutilated in
regular Jack the Ripper" style No
I clew.
MORE than million citizens Of this
country have signed the petition to the
| car asking for better treatment of
! Siberian exiies-
The St Petersburg NOvosti estimates
the starving people at 10000, 900. Hor-
rible tales Of suffering are given pub
licity. The government is doing much
to relieve want.
IT is announced that Bismarck will
certainly reaPPear in the reichstag and
much trouble is expected Revelation
| of secrets is not improbable
THERE was a stock iobbiug rumor set
ahOat in the United States on the 24sh
/ that Queen Victoria was dying. She
was in her usual health
The health authorities have been
notified of an extensive outbreak OF
Pleuro-pneumOnia in the south part OF
London. In one dairy fifty cows have
been killed.
A MIRAGE in the Caribbean sea caused
the loss of the American barlzentine
Steadfast, bound from Port of Spain to
Philadelphia.
DR.. GRIFFIN declares that Mary An
derson-Navarro is living happily and
has no thought of returning to the
stage.
HARRx HuL's pavilion at Flushing
Bay was destroyed by fire
WALT WHITMAN, ''the good, gray
poet" is q helpless paraIytic, it is said
He has wasted to a mere shadow, and
his body is bent with age and disease
The doctors say that he may live for z
| long time, but is likely to be talleE
away at any time, as the paralysis
from which he suffers is slowly ap
preaching the he heart
AFTER the StRroud (Russia) riots haC
been quelled, day or two ago, many
peasants were found dead in the streets
from excessive drinking.
Two British vessels were in collision
recently in the English channel Th,
Charl wood was sunk and nineteen live
were lost.
THERE is talk of a ompromise in the
Searles-HOplSins will case. The frs
trial resulted in sustaining the vii
which cut of Timothy Hopkins
An attempt was recently made x
blow up the Office of the Natioua
Press, the McCarthyite organ, at Dub
lin. The editorial rooms aud other pOr
tiOns of the building were shattered
but fortunately no one was hurt
| MINISTER EGAN on the Goth formally
presented the demands of the Americal
government to the Gillian iunta 70
reparation for the outrages on sailor
: at Valparaiso.