The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-08-19
THE WORLD AT LARGE.
Summary of the Daily Nows.


TVAsHEEGEGEy BTUTEss
Henry B. RYDER, the United States
consul at Copenhagen VINO is under ar
rest charged with having misappropri-
ated the sum of 200, 600 lzroners, has
confessed that he is guilty OF eEnbezzIe-
msnt
WAsHINeTOE REssiNe he's offered 81
800, 900 to the worlds fair directors for
the entire baich Of 800, 600 souvenir
half dollars donated by cong aress, pro
vided the exposition tJs opened Sunday.
Leo 7. Alton has made an offer of 81
900, 600 for the lot without the Sunday
closing Proviso.
A LARGE number Of discharges from
the geological survey bureau have been
rendered necessary under the suudry
civil appropriation bill Many salaries
were also reduced.
Hon. 3. B. SAfALLEY, of Vermont,
has been made chairman of the demo-
cratic committee having charge of the
speakers IN the national campaign.
The treasury department has decided
that a foreigner who makes a contract
In this country to work here and then
returns to his own country cannot come
back to the United States for the pur-
pose Of fdlalling his contract without
violating the provisions Of the contract
labor law.
CAPT- IiEALY, commanding the revenue
steamer Bear, now in Alaskan waters,
hss made long report TO the treasury
department in regard to the cruiEe of
that vessel in Alaskan waters
IT IS stutcd that the republican nn-
tiOnaL committee Will interest itself in
favor Of KOlbe, the peoples party nom
tnee for governor of Alabama, whom
Jones, democrat claims to have
defeated.
IIEE August report of the statisticiau
of the department of agriculture shows
a reduction in the condition of cotton
dnring July from 500 to s2.S. This is
the lowest average since August, 1887,
when the general condition was 1 point
lower.
The best musical talent of Europe has
been secured for the worlds fair.
WASHINGTON is almost deserted by
officials.
AN offer of 1900, 600 has been made
for the S2,5OO, 600 worlds fair souvenir
coin
THERE are 1 800 places in the gift of
the people, authorized to be filled by
Indians at the various agencies through
out the country, at a total expense to
the government of S25T, $40.
RECRUITING for the army will no
longer be tolerated as a mere snap"
for commissioned officers. The latter
vii! be required to consider it serious
business.
TIE omission of an item of s., 600 IN
the suRdry civil bill to audit postmas-
Gers' accounts EN- harnesses the post Office
department
SILVER is being purchased by the gov
ernment at s3.S-the lowest point
touched since the bullion purchase act
of 1890 became effective.
JoHN q. WARWICK, representative
from the Sixteenth district of Ohio,
died at Washington. He was serving
his first term in congress as the success
or to Mckinley, whom he defeated.
THE civil service commission viii en-
force the law respecting political assess
nents against government employees.
THE Indian bureau gives the number
of school positions filed by Indians at
a total of 4S2, and salaries paid at S02.
SIS.
E w HALFORD, asked about Mrs
uarrison's condition, said; Mrs. Har-
risOn is nervously Prostrated, but her
physical condition is now improving,
and reports are now quite gratifying"
THE treasury department promptly
paid 81, 900, 600 in gold for treasury
notes The gold was shipped to Ger
many. The transaction grew out of
the purchase Of silver.
The appropriation for the geological
survey was s411,64O, while for the pre-
vious year the total was SG84. O4O. The
item for Typographical survey was cut
only SO, coo, making total of S24O, 900.
The programme for carrying on this
work in northwest Missouri and west
ern Kansas will not be changed.
The eligibility of Sena tors Allison
and Jones and Representative Nc
Creary, of Kentucky, to serve as inter-
national silver conferees is questioned