The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-08-26

EovEhxAIEkr authorities Of Greece
hrvc refused to send vessel TO Genoa
to participate in the Columbus fetes-
CHINHsEi are being sTnuggled into tho
United States over the Mexican frontier
in large llumbers.
THE house OF Dr. Bartlett, al Amer
icau missionary, was burned by fanatics
IN Asiu Minor and the lives of the in
mates threatened The minister at
Coustan tinOPle was ordered 70 demand
reParation and two cruisers were or
dersd to the vicinity.
JoHN JAFFERAY, of the birmingham
Post, and Edward Lawson, of the Lone
don Telegraph, have been created bar
onets-
CIEAHrSa house returns for the week
ended August 10 showed an average in
crease of O.5 compared with the corre-
spending week of last year In New
York there was a decrease of 5-s-
THE Canadian Pacific has obtained
possession of the new line which is be-
ing built along the Canadian side of tho
Niagara river.
Carr. ASDREw who started across the
Atlantic July 20, was sighted August 5,
by vessel which has arrived at Corun-
ma, Spain.
THE intense heat has caused several
fires to start in Switzerland A village
and forest have burned.
PRESIDENT DIAE3lrzass declared forfeit
ed the government contract with
Priteher for the improvement Of the
harbor of CoatsecoaIcos The contract
or failed to deposit the guarantee re-
/ quired.
THREE French officers and a lady have
/ been arrested as spies at NTyslowitz.
I Suesia-
An insane man recently stopped
/ Queen Nictoria's coach and began
t harnnguing that he would kill her if
] In "a 4 L. AgT s,.A
| custody.
/ GEN. PRIxcE. So years old, a man who
was said to bs a retired American army
officer and a clsssmate of the late Gen.
( Robert +. Lee. committed suicide at
. Morley's hotel, London
ANARCHY reigns in many towns OF
Persia, owing to the cholera
THE steamer Texas, from Montreal
for Bristol and steamer Trafalgar,
from Pictou for Montreal. colided in
/ Lake St Peter, Que, both essels being
considerably damaged
THE miners IN the departments of
/ Tarnuude and Heruult, France, are
making arrangements for Wholesale
strikes
Much dissatisfaction is beiu mani.
Tested in India at the action of the
government in falling to close the rIinta
to the free coinage of silver.
TIE Canadian press. with the eNcep4
tion of the Toronto Mail which thinks
there is nothing serious, Is bitter in de-
nounring President Harrison's action
in levying a toll on all vessels passing
through Sault Ste. Marie canal.
EXCESSIVE heat has caused mountain
climbing in Switzcl land to become very
dangerous, and number Of falls of ice
from glaciers have occurred
INTENSE heat caused the swapping Oh
a rail at a station in Paris, resulting in
] 11r fnInannrafr1gr % of a train the gnHf b
of the engineer and tdreman-
TRUEBLooD, Of Massachusetts, was
chosen president of the Internationa
peace congress, which opened in Bcrne
Switzerland, on the 22d-
THE reported outbreak of cholera a
/ Stettin, Germany, was denied.
LONDON master tailors have loclSe'
out their employee
The queen has elevated to the peer
age Sir Lyon Pluyfair ami Mr. Cyri
Flower, meIaber of the l-,ise of com
mons for the Luton division of Bedford
shire. Sir Lyon Playfair and wife vii
sail for the United States
The newspaper, Paris, announce
that n number of parties of Jews, cI
route to America from odessa, have re
. Gently arrived in France. The Pape
+ describes the people as disgustingI,
filthy and without money
a BEI.IIN lieutenant made slightiu!
remarks concerning a club to which al
artist and n sculptor OF that city be
ionged On being challenged to a due
with pistols lie wounded one and hiIle,
the other.
= A PETITION has been presented to tn
! London council asking it to stop tn
/ Mormon work being carried on there.
! JAKE GAUDAUR, the oarsman. want
! to row O'ConuOr on some America.
, ] course