The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-09-29
NEWS OF THE WEEK.
Cleaned By Telegraph and Mail.
PERSONAL AND POLITICAL.

Personal AND POLITICAL.
RUMoRs are current in Buenos Ayres
that political crisis is impending.
The cabinet council is holding constant
sittings and the state of siege is rigor.
ously enforced
AT a meeting of the Highland league,
held at Glasgow, the delegates strong
ly demanded a home rule measure for
Scotland.
A MAJORITY of the delegates to the
Ohio synod from the Cincinnati presby-
terry are liberals and will vote to sus-
tain Rev. Henry Preserved Smith.
SUCCESS is attending the insurrection
In Brazil A monarchy will probably
follow the final victory.
SIR HENRY WYLIE NORMAN has with
drawn his acceptance Of the Office OF
viceroy of India on the ground that his
strength is not equal to the work.
THE democrats of the house have de-
cided that the Tucker bill shall be de-
bated two weeks and then passed.
The English parliament has ad-
journed until November =
CENSUS SUPERINTENDENT PORTER has
submitted his annual report to the Sec
retary of the interior.
AN agreement has been reached in
the senate by which in future that
body will be in session seven hours
daily.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES JoUBERT, of
the South African republic, will leave
Capetown for Europe in about two
weeks on a secret mission concerning
Swaziland.
LORD ALFRED SPENCER CHURCHILL, a
great uncle of the duke of Marl-
borough, is dead. He was 60 years of
age.
Col. WILLIAM MALONE, editor of the
Fort Worth, Tex, Gazette, is dead,
aged SO.
SECRETARY CARLISLE has written a
letter to Attorney-General Olney, stat
ing in effect that the treasury will pay
all expenses incurred for deporting
Chinese under the Geary law as far as
the means will permit.
ARCHBISHOP KENRICK, of ST. Louis,
has been deposed by Mgr. Satolli
IT is rumored in Berlin that the car
Of Russia intends that his youngest
son, Michael, shall succeed him, dis
placing the two older sons.
DIEPATcH to the London Chronicle
from Paris mentions the rumor that a
marriage is projected between the due
dOrleans and one of the daughters of
the czar.
SECRETARY MORTON is strongly op-
posed to government aid for irrigation
schemes.
The rumor was revived on the 25th
that the advocates of repeal in the sem
ate had formulated a plan by which
they would force a vote on the silver
bill.
PRESIDENT CLEVELAND on the 25th
received the members of the Society of
Civil Engineers of France, now on a
tour of the United States. The recep-
tion was entirely informal
THE senate, in executive session, has
confirmed the appointment of Ralph
Steiner, of Austin, Tex, to be consul
at Munich, Germany.
ARCHDUKE FRANZ FERDINAND D'EsTE,
heir to the Austrian throne, has arrived
at Chicago. He will study the worlds
fair at his leisure.
1T is denied that Haverly, the theat-
rical manager, is in an insane asylum
THE call for convention of the Irish
National League, to be held in Chicago
October 2, has been revoked by NJ. v.
Cannon, president
REV. DIR. TALMAGE has proposed a
grand International jubilee to celebrate
the dawn of the twentieth century of
the Christian era.
CHARLIE MACBETH, of the supreme
lodge, Knights and Ladies of Honor,
has been found at Decatur, Ill, in a
pitiab BILE mental condition.