The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-01-01

Gen. BOoTE, ths head Of the SaIVs-
tiOn army. arrived at Madras from Aus
tralia aud was given q grand welcome
by both Hindoos and Christians and es-
sorted TO his hotel by an imposing pro
session
HERB JANSEN, the eminent historian
and mem ber of the center party in the
German reicRstag, is dead.
THE attack of influenza from which
the king of Sweden is suffering is a
severe type.
The czsrina OF Russia is expected to
visit France next month aud the people
are already preparing fetes for her
THE Canadian governments has decid-
ed to continue the payment of a bonus
to each new settler Ia Manitoba
IN London financial stringency Is
threatened the result of Jir1ius of
gold The stock exchange expects im-
prOgements from America Continental
bOurses were quiet the past week
GENERAL MANAGER SARGENT has is
sued instructions under which the
Grand Trunk railroad viii at once
resume its passenger relations with the
Chicago & Alton
TEN lives were lost in a panic caused
by a false alarm of fire ia the theater
at Gateshead. England
THE revolt in Desterro. the capital OF
the province of Santa Catharina, Bra
I'll, aiming at the deposition of the gov
ernor, has already extended to several
other parts of the province.
LIEUT.. HARLOW, commissioner for
the worlds fair in the republic of Chilli,
reports to the bureau of American re-
Publics that he has received the most
gratifying encouragem meut from tho
government of Chill with regard to its
representation at the worlds fair.
The governor of Durango, Mexico,
reports deaths from starvation. Gov
avz Mt vsa1faf ar
The steamer Bothnia, which has
sailed from Queenstown, ireland, for
New York, carried 1, 7I7 sacks, the larg-
est quantity of mail matter that has
ever crossed the Atlantic.
NJ. DE BRAzzA, the noted explorer. at
the head of an expedition OF 200 per
sons, GOO being Senegal troops and 90
Europeans, with plenty of provisions
and firearms, left Libreville, in the
French Congo colony, Novem Der z, for
the purpose of marching to Lake
Tchad.
a DISPATCH from Teheran, Persia,
says that the shah has issued a procla-
matien ratifying the abolition of the
tobacco monopoly.
SIR WILLIAM ARTHUR WHITE, British
Ambassador to Turkey, died in Berlin
recently from the effects of influenza.
He will be deeply missed because of his
knowledge OF the eastern question.
r1SvEsTIG ALTON by the Russian au-
thcrities shows that the grossest crimes
were committed in the recent sales of
grain for the starving. Life sentences
to Siberia will be the outcome.
The British war ship Royalist has
shelled the houses of the savages on
the Solomon islands in the South Paci-
hc ~ here four whites were recently
killed.
While shooting on Queen Victoria's
rhen Of
uaught accidentally wounded Prince
Christian, of Schles wig olstein. the
husband of one OF his sisters One eye
was destroyed
THE oyster steamer Albatross has
bean wrecked at Archachon, France.
and her crew of eleven men drowned.
a stolzer alone escaped.
THE bodies Of five miners were re-
covered from a pit at CasU!efOrd. York
shire, Eng, which had been on fire for
a fortnight. The bodies were, so ere
mated that the ashes hardly filed
bucket and were buried in one coffin.
ADIsPATCH from Mitau, capital of
COurtland, Russia, states that the po-
lice have arrested Baron Hahn, a weu
known landowner, for tearing down
the imperial coat OF arms which stood
over the door of the courthouse at that
place.
THE countess of Clancarty, formerly
we'll known as Belle Billion, the Lon
don concert hall singer, is the mother
of boy twins
ALFRED COLLIER, the English COM
poser, is dead He had been suffering
from influenza for about two weeks
and on that account was unable 10 fin
ish the orchestration of The Mounte-
banks" the comic opera which is the
joint work of himself and w s. Gill
bert, in time for production at the date
first set
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