The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-01-15
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IT is claimed that wholesale dealers /
have put liquor into casks and bottles
packed in dry goods boxes, which they
ship to Kansas and other prohibition
states, in order to avoid detection in
those states, and this is held by the in
ternai revenue department at Washing
ton to be a violation of the internal
revenue laws
LEADING Penusylva mans and Others-
are reported to have held a secret con
ference in Washington in the interest
OF Senator Hill for the presidency
THE state presidents of the Farmers
Alliance in conference at Washington,
have adopted resolution against inde-
pendent political action at the coming
industrial convention.
THE secretary of state has notified
the ministers OF Austria, Colon bia,
Hayti, Nicaragua, Honduras. Vene-
zuela and Spain that March 10 the re-
taliatory proc anna tion would be issued
unless reciprocity treaties should be
arranged in the interim.
JUDGE BUTLER in the United States
circuit court, has rendered "a decision
that a receiver OF "a broken national
bank could not collect from a depositor
on a note made by the depositor, SO
long as his deposit exceeded the amount
of the note.
TIE national executive silver com
nittee has issued an address in behalf
of free coinage.
SENATOR PEFFER has introduced a
bill for vast government land loan to
INDECENT farmers
POLITICAL gossips in Washington are
busy with democratic presidential dis
cussious In these Senat 3r German
holds an important place.
SPEAKER CRISP was reported as doing
as we'll as could be eXpecte on the Sth.
Alarming reports were declared wholly
without foundation.
THE latest note from Chilli in regard
to the Baltimore outrage IS not salts
factory, but prevents present action by
the administration
SECRETARY NOZZLE has issued an or
der permitting Indians in Oklahoma to
lease their severalty holdings A
proposition to issue bonds to pay for
the Cherokee strip is being considered
CONGRESSMAN SPRINGER, Senator Car
Isle and other democratic statesmen
are in favor of PostpOning the silver is
sue until after an international none
tary congress can be held in Chicago
during the worlds fair.
Mrs HARRISON held her first public
reception for the season on the after
noon Of the 9th from - 5 o'clock an /
there was 4 constant stream OF callers
during those hours. She was ass isted
by the wives Of Justice Gray and J us ice
Brewer.
THE house rivers AMI harbors com
AnHLEEG Will give D4L AANEtG time 10 near
ings of delegations Economy in ap-
proPFiatiOns is probable.
CONGRESSMAN PICKLETs, of South Da.
lzota, recently telegraphed that Presi
dent Harrisoa would open the Sisseton-
WshpetOn reservation to ssttieme mt
about April Is. There are over T. OO0
quarter sections open to homestead en-
try and claimants were already report
ed there and that the early spring
would bring an army of home seekers,
THE worlds fair directors have issuet
a statement showing the scope of tho
work iu hand. The aggregate NmOun
to be spent on the fair by the eSS 3si
tion company. the various states an
foreign nations and the federal govern
Tnsnt Is apProximRted at $50. 600, 600
the current expenses are about 81, 600,
600 a month.
IN the famous COunseiman case TIL
United States supreme court has de
cided that witnesses cannot be eos.
PEELED TO incrimiuate themselves Thi
is held to seriously hamper the opera
tions of the interstate commerce law
CHLIIAN war talk is being revived j
Washington. The president is said t
have had a conference with Ministe
Montk of Chill The navy department
has doubled its preparations
The vice-president and Mrs Morto
gave n dinner on the nth in honor q
the president and his cabinet and a
were present Including Secretar
blaine. The dinner was followed by
reception to the diplomatic corps, tb
SENATE, the supreme court aud a fe'
personal friends
FUNERAL. services over the remain
of Adm c. r p. Rodgers were held 4
ST. Johns Episcopal church, Washing
ton, on the 1Ith- There was yer
large attendance, including the vic
president, Secretary Blaine. SecretaE
Tracy. Justice Gray. and other disti
gaished men.
II h again reported TINT negotistior
between Italy ami the United SSat'
for the re-establisament Of relation
are making good progress tits sa
that the negotiations have taken Pla;
at Rome aud that the AFFAIR may be e.
pected to be completed soon.
EKzE EAST.
TaE United States district utsorni
Of eastern PennsylvaGia has begun pr
reesftnus against the Ar5uours for q