The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-02-05

THE thirty-t llird anniversary Of the
birth of the Emperor William Of Ger
many was appropriately observed in
Berlin on the 21th- The banquet was
Intended by the king Of Saxony, the
king OF WUrtem burg, the grand duke Of
Hesss and other royal personages-
A CABLE from Santiago reports that
Minister Montt and the Gillian officials
were misie in some way as to the
negotiations and believed all was pro-
crossing quietly when the ultimatum
came
OWING to the recent fan in silver,
Mexican dollars on the border are quot
ed at My Il cents and trade is being
injured.
Dun & Co. report business larger in
volume. bus lower in range of prices.
The western cities all seemed to be do
ing we'll Increases were numerous
among the clearings of the larger trade
centers for ths week.
FRASz SCHSEIDEE and his wife have
been convicted in Vienna OF the muir
ders Of eight servant girls.
IT was stated that British conscrva-
tiVes conceded a majority for Gladstone
in the next house of commons.
SUCCI, the faster, on the 29th aban-
doued lis attempt to go without food
for fiity-twO days Tt was announced
that he hal tasted to within a few
hours of forty-four days. He presented
a most shocking appearance
BUSINESS failures lDun's review for
the seven days ended January 2s mum
bered 297, compared with G2S the previ-
Gus week and $50 the corresponding
week of last year.
CHASCELLOR CAPHTvI, of Germany,
made strong speech on the Goth in
the Russian landtag in favor OF the em-
/ peror's sectariun education bill
d 81.
Russia have issued manifesto, taking
the darkest view of the situation and
warning the car that only change of
attitude viii prevent disaster
REV. Mr.. STURGEON. the world re-
nOwued Baptist divine, of London. died
at AIentone on the 3Ist ult. of rheu-
matte gOut, after long illness
TIE past week saw little change for
/ the better on the stock exchanges of
Europe American securities were
somewhat liveller in London.
SALVATION army paraders were dis
| gracefully maltreated by a mob at
| EastbOurne, England, on the 5Ist u. t.
The policemen were pOwerless-
THE great transatlantic steamship
Elder has gone ashors at the southern
extremity of the Isle of Wight. The
! passengers were all safely removed A
fog caused the mishap.
Col HERNANDEz. who was recently
condemned to death by court martial
at Monterey, Mexico, for sympathiz-
ing with CARA, recently made an at
tempt to escape and was shot by q
guard
TIE British flagship Victoria, which
went ashore near Plata, Greece, has
not yet been GouteL She sprnug IA
/ leak after grounding, and before the
/ leak could be stopped, 500 tons OF
water had entered her hold The guns
Bnd other heavy fittings are being
taken out in order to tighten the ship
as much as possible
MAIL advices from Kingston, Jamai-
ca, report that five persons lost their
lives January 10 by poison from analsee
tree fruits which had been improperly
prepared
DAVID E. PORTER, son of the late
/ Adm. Porter, answers Gen. Buffers at
/ taclSs on his fathers memory in sharp
/ terms.
LATE advices received from Samoa
were to the effect that Mataafa's fol-
| lowers had abandoned their cause aud
the danger Of civil war was now over.
/ The protecting powers intend to make
q demonstration in favor of Malietoa-
THE Brussels journal du Eord, which
was long su ubsidized by the Russian
foreign Office, has ceased to be pub
| iished, owing to the death of its editor.
Its Russian subsidy was stopped re-
/ Gently because it attacked NJ de Giars.
''RINDERrEsT," the hog disease, is
| spreading in the district of Atone, Ger
many.
( THE Marquis de Reverzeauz de Rou-
veray, French political agent and con-
/ sui at Cairo, has invested the khedive
/ with the decoration Of the grand cor
1 don of the legion of honor.
/ THE Berlia Vorwaerts gives instan-
/ ces of iuhuman treatment of privates
/ in the German army by petty officers