The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-04-28

pold caused the belgian deputies to ac-
eept the Nyssen suffrage bill. The bill
confers the right to vote upon all male
citizens who have reached the age Of
25 years.
THE Austrian government has OBJ
jected to Max Judd as -consul-general
at Vienna, not because of his being a
jew but because he was formerly an
Austrian subject.
CLEARING house returns for the week
ended April 20 showed an average in
crease of 1876 compared with the CORE
spending week of last year. In New
York the increase was 2O.6.
THE wisest railway managers are
alarmed at the decrease of railway
rates. Takes and the cost of labor
are increasing, while rates are going.
down." says Vice President Brooks, of
the Pennsylvania.
ANOTHER earthquake occurred at
Zantc on the 10Th. Enormous waves
broke over the water front. The Brit
ish warship Infiexible had arrived with
food and tents:
A. p. RUDoLPHE, the French billiard
list. Is. dead.
THE. British ship Cowanburn, bound
for San Francisco, from New Sout,,
Wales, is supposed to be lest. Her crew
of twenty-eight men are also supposed
to have shared the same fate
THE Woonsocket company has been
received into the rubber trust. There
is now only one company outside
Boston Rubber Co.
ACHINEsE war junk surprised and al
vita ma fnd 10 I, nd of
pira ties near the Aichow islands.
RIOTS have been precipitated in sew
eral Irish cities by rejoicing over the
second reading of the home rule bill.
THE earl of Derby is dead. He was
born in 1926 and was the son of the
earl of Derby who was premier OF
Great Britain. As Lord Stanley the
late earl was well known in English
politics.
A TERRIBLE riot occurred at Hull. En-.
gland, between police and striking docb
laborers.
An Internal machine designed ap
parently to be operated by electricity
was found in the garden of a house il
Tottenham court road, London. 4
foreign couple, who formerly lived il
the house, behaved so suspiciously that
they were watched by the police. Re
Gently the couple disappeared.
\ BOMB was exploded in front of
firemen's guard room. near the capitol
at Rome. Several windows We're shat
tered and the pedestal Of column OF
the capitol was damaged.
EMPEROR WILLIAM of Germany visit
ed the vatican on the esd. He was cor
daily received by the pope, who shooL
hands with him.
Ten acres of timber at the Victoris
dock in Hull were burned recently. The
fire was supposed to have been started
by striking lockers
ENGLAND contemplates an addition OF
twenty-six new vessels 10 her naval re
serve this year.
j. FLETCHER, general freight agent
of the Kansas City, Memphis & Birm
ingham, states that his road is already
out of the Southern Railway and Steam
ship association.
Ina panic caused by a fire in church
in Naples, eight women and five chill
drcn were crushed to death.
THE important question discussed by
the pope and Emperor William on the
occasion of the latter's visit, was the
condition of the Catholic church in Ger,
many.
THE strikes of the ironworkers on
both the Santa Fe and Union Pacific
railways have been declared off.
THE British budget for next year calls
for an expenditure of e91 ,464, ,O0O
There is deficit of 81, ,514, 900, which it
is proposed to meet by increased taxa
ton.
THE Clan-na-Gael has issueda circular
in behalf of home rule.
THE stone coping of several four
story houses in Peel road, Kilburn,
London, fell while the streets were full
of pedestrians. Four were killed and
fifteen injured.
a DELEGATION of Choctaws of the
Jones faction called on Secretary Smith
and presented their side of the recent
trouble.
PRINCE BIsMARCK's health is better
He walked about his park at Freidrichs-
ruhe and appeared in the gates to ex-
tend greeting to many persons who took
advantage of the fine weather to see
| him.