The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-08-04

at Leon, Mex, according to law for
wantonly shooting. persons without
trial while acting as governor of Guam
jato.s ga rs..'i' .
A DI~GRACEFUL scene occurred in tho
British house of commons on the 27th
as the home rule bill passed- through
committee. Since Mr.. Gladstone called
Mr.. Chamberlain the devils, advo-
cate" he has been assailed with simi-
lar epithets every time he spoke. This
eliminated by an Irish member calling
him "Judas," leading to actual fisti-
cuffs. Order was restored and apollo
gies offered. -, ni>'
IT is not believed that Minister Baker
is in any danger by reason Of the
Nicaraguan revolt. I-,- a..
A REGISTERED mail pouch from Port
land, Ore, to New York was robbed of
sixty letters en- route. n- II
ALEXANDER, the boy king of Servia,
is in trouble with his advisers and has
summoned NJ. Ristics, from whom he
revolted, to aid him.
A DISPATCH from Brisbane says that
England has annexed, the Solomon
islands.
THE American Tube & Iron Co. has
gone into the hands of receiver. The
company could not raise funds, owing
to the stringency in the money mar
ket. The concern has plants at Middle
town, Pa. and Youngstown. o.
The big Four" has contracted fo-
thirty new freight locomotives. ,F =
FIRE in Bercy, a suburb of Paris on
the Seine, destroyed thirty, buildings
STATISTICS show that since May 1
8o1 banks in various parts of the coun-
try have failed. Their capital has ag-
gregated s3s. s51, 033. The failures in
the south numbered thirty-seven, in
volving 4,302. 100. . !,
The international yacht race will be
sailed October s. ,s-..r7
CLEARING house returns for the week
ended July 2. showed an average de-
crease of 10.7 compared with the cor
responding week of last year. In New
York the decrease was 5. s.; outside, 16. S.
In Kansas City the decrease was 47.2; in
Denver, I'll. -. p.
, TIE strike of English coal -miners
commenced on the 2sth. About $780,
900 men were affected. 90 i,r rt..,. b
III TtNIcw Says SOuHuu0oSi anu
strength is disclosed in the business
world, Notwithstanding the financial
disturbances. lf ''
Russia, it is said, will not aid France
in fighting Siam
STRIKING miners rioted in Gran, Hun
gary, until dispersed by the police.
Many were wounded. Ten We're ar
rested. laI.
The Irving Terry theatrical company
has sailed on the steamship Numidian
from Liverpool for Montreal The COM
pany will open in San Francisco on
September 4.
SLAM accepted the ultimatum Of
France and the blockade of her ports
was raised. -l.-e ,l.r.-i = t.s-
THERE was an unsuccessful revolu-
tionary uprising in the province of San
Luis, Argentine. sai
EMPEROR WILLIi.N. of Germany,
reached England IN the Goth. He was
enthusiastically received.
A ST. PETERSBURG correspondent says
that Russia intends to add so per cent.
to the present maximum tariff on Ger.
man importationS This will be Rus
sia's reply to Germany's increase of so
per cent. on her tariffs on Russian inn
ports.
The independents Beige says that in
view of the disastrous effects of the
recent drought the Belgian government
is making preparations on a large scale
in experiments for producing rainfall
by artificial means. % --
The American express train No. 81,
on the Michigan Central railway, was
wrecked at Springfield, Ont. Seven
coaches and the locomotive were de.
rallied. Four of the coaches were bad
ly wrecked. No lives were lost. The
engineer was badly scalded. q -
A DISPATCH from Shanghai says that
the Italian Catholic mission Mt Mien
Yang, ninety miles from Yankho,
China has been destroyed by native
rioters - 90 ~ 4-'1i
THE London regatta of the Royal
Yacht club was won by the prince OF
Wales yacht Britannia, the America.
yacht cup Valkyrie second and the
American yacht Navahoe third. (.
ENGLAND anda France have agreed
upon a neutral zone in Siamcse terri
tory. e2 81 -r7i
THE LATEST.
The Cudahy corner in pork AMI lard
collapsed at Chicago on the 1st- Six
prominent firms, including John
CHdahy, went down in the wreck.
The Journal, of Minneapolis, Mimi.
says that Mgr. Satolli is resolved upon
humbling Archbishop Corrigan, of New
York *
/, AT Utica, o., John Tattle, two men
named Bell, Mr.. Bowers and Mr..
Skillen. were killed and Joseph Shipper
was fatally injured by the explosion OF
the boiler of threshing machine.
THE Waltham, Mass, Watch Co. has
resumed at reduction of IS per cent
in wages - ~
THE Philadelphia Packing & Provis-
ion Co is insolvent
IT is announced that Minister Blount
wilhsoon retire from Hawaii.
TIE trouble between the towns oi
Mazaltepec and Tejalpa, Mexico, lover
the question of boundary lines has cul.
minated in pitched battle in which a
number Of people en- both sides were
killed and many people wounded.
FINANCES were frmer in New York
and the demands on savings banks
much quieter. 1t was said that a, 400,
900 gold had been withdrawn from the
Bank of England for shipment to this
country. ss.l
!, THE Seven Corners bank, of st. Paul,
Mimi, has assigned.
THE Wyandotte county bank. of Up.
per Sandusl<y, O., has closed its doors.
The public debt statement for July
showed q net increase Of upwards OF
four million dollars
THE national silver convention met
as arranged at Chicago ON the 1st
The Edison Phonograph Co, OF
Orange, N. J.,- has discharged 800 men.
It is asserted that the reduction in the
force is for the purpose Of taking
stock. -
A DlsPATcH from Kiev, Russia, says