The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-03-24

THE London Russo-Jewish commlt-
tee has been making energetic efforts
to boycott Russian securities with some
degree of success
The Transatlantic steamer Sarnia
has been several days overdue, and
grave fears for her safety are enter
tanned.
THE marquis of Salisbury, ex-premier
of Great Britain, is suffering from an
attack of influenza.
JULES FRANCOIS CAMILLE FERRY, the
celebrated French statesman, recently
very suddenly on the nth.
THE horses of Col North will not be
the only English thoroughbreds in
America this season. The duke of Beau
fort will have several good horses in
America this year.
The American female baseball club,
composed of nine young women, and
Joseph Bruckner, the manager of the
team, have brought suit for damages
against the Spanish government. Man
ager Bruckner tells a story of rough
treatment at the hands of Cuban mob,
in. which he and the girls barely es-
capped with their lives
LORD DUNRAvEN declines to express
himself definitely on the cabled copy of
the American conditions of the cup
race until he has received ex-Commo-
dore Smiths letter. Lord Dunraveh
will race the ValSyrie against the Eng
lisl9 yachts before starting for America
THE Canadian parliament rejected
McCarthy's proposal for reform of the
tariff
A sNOwsLIDE on the Rocky Mountain
division of the Canadian Pacific carried
away the tracks and snow sheds and
buried twelve men, of whom two were
taken out dead.
CLEARING house returns for the week
ended March 16 showed an average
increase of 2. compared with the COR
responding week of last year There
was no increase in New York.
MANY Cinnamon are now complying
with the registrationlaw.
THE Canadian Pacific railway has
been authorized to increase its stock.
HENRY s. IVES and his interests have
secured control of the Cleveland. Akron
& Columbus road.
S. III. III. CLARK has resigned as presi-
dent of the Union Pacific and will be
elected president of the Missouri Pa
cific.
DURING February the French imports
decreased II, 90s, 900 francs, and che ex-
ports increased 5,S74,OOO, as compared
with February last year.
THE lower house. of the Prussian diet
has passed to third reading a bill to
reform the present complicated system
of elections in Prussia.
THE steamship Tacoma arrived at
Victoria, B. c., flying the yellow flag;
smallpox had broken out among the
Chinese passengers.
Sir WILLIAM WEDDERBURN, liberal,
has been elected to parliament from the
Banffshire, Scotland, district.
JHE defeat of the German army bill.
it was predicted, would result in the
downfall of Chancellor Caprivi
THE steamer Sarnia, for the safety Of
which great anxiety had been felt,
came into port at Halifax, N S., having
been delayed by broken shaft
A DISPATCH from Buenos Ayres says
the Argentine government has resolved
to destroy s1,OOO,OOO each month in
order to reduce the circulation of paper
notes.
IT is reported that the Earl of Rose
berry will accompany Queen Victoria
on her Italian trip and will meet in
Florence the Italian and German min
listers of foreign affairs.
ANOTHER dynamite explosion occurred
in Rome. an attempt being made to
blow up the Marignoli palace.
ALI. doubt as to the fate of the steam
er Naronic has been removed by the
arrival at Bremen of a steamer which
saw her empty lheboats drifting.
THE success of the revolutionists in
Rio Grande do Sui was but temporary
one, and they have been defeated and
routed by the government troops.
PAPERS proving that the late Baron
de Reinach paid 10000 francs to DIR.
Herr have been ordered seized at Paris.
THE senatorial elections in Spain re-
suited in a sweeping victory for the
monarchists.
The king and queen of Portugal and
the members of the cabinet were
shaken up by the derailment of their
special train but none We're injured