The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-04-21
GENERAL.


from all parts of Peru.
LIEUT.. ToTTEN, the visionary. sees in
the erolite that hit John Browns
statue at Osawatomie. Kan, an omen Of
the end of the world
GREAT BRITAIN has demanded the
extradition of Jabe1 Spencer Bal
four, the fugitive president of the Lib
orator Building society, at present in
Argentina.
IN replying to deputation Mr.. Glad
stone said he favored imperial fedora
ton, but that impending measures pre-
vented legislation on the subject.
THE Santa Fe and the Southern Paci-
fic have perfected a deal for controlling
transcontinental business to and from
Pacific coast points.
AHLwARDT, the anti-Semitic, failed to
produce his discriminating documents
which he promised the German
reichstag.
The discovery at Mount Sinai of the
Syrian text of the four gospels is Of
great interest to scholars and Bible stu
dents.
CLEARING house returns for the week
ended April 13 showed decrease COM
pared with the corresponding week Of
last year. In New York the decrease
was 7.3.
A FIRE in Vesprim, town of Hum
gary, destroyed 14l houses. causing
losses to the extent of 500, 900 forins
CHARLES DE LEssEPs' appeal from his
sentence has been denied and he must
serve six years unless President Carnot
pardons him.
IT transpires that in ordering the
United States flag pulled down in Ha-
waii Commissioner Blount obeyed or
ders received before he sailed.
IN consequence of the news to the
effect that China is gathering arms and
other warlike material in Chinese Turk
estan adjoining the Pamir country,
Lussia has sent force of Cossacks
and artillery to reinforce the garrison
at Tioultcha.
The young King Alexander ct Servia
overthrow the regency and assumed
full reins of power. lie ordered gem
eral election and was supported by the
army and apparently by the people.
Grave fears of the future were expressed
should Russia avail herself of the op-
portunity to exert her influence against
Austria.
IT is reported that on account of tho
sentiment against 1t among the Catho-
lie clergy the pope will not sustain Mgr.
Satolli in his position towards public
schools.
Two more warships, one of Italy and
one of France, reached Hampton Roads
on the 10th, making seventeen now
there.
The labor situation in Brussels and
throughout Belgium is very critical and
the country is on the verge of revolu-
ton.
AUTHORITIES in European capitals are
looking with great anxiety to socialist
demonstrations on May day.
The coup of Alexander in taking
possession of the throne of Servia was
carried out with the consent of eX-King
Milan.
You've KING ALEXANDRIA of Servia, ac-
cuses the deposed regents of ''boodling." !"
THE emperor of Germany has been
inspecting the NoIsh sea canal. He will
go to Vienna May on his return from
Rome.
The island of Zantc was again de-
vastated by an earthquake on the 18th.
Scores of persons were killed under
falling buildings.
The shop laborers and mechanics of
the entire Union Pacific system struck
on the 18th because the company re-
fused to sign the agreement presented
by the men. The strike was opposed
by Knights of Labor men.
MORE than 200 Methodist ministers in
Ireland have signed an appeal to minis
ters in England to oppose home rule
both on religious and commercial
grounds.
EXCEPTING the Noviste, all the st.
Petersburg papers approve the course
taken by King Alexander of Servia.
The semi-official press is especially gen.
erous of its commendation.
ACCORDING to Toxic paper n large
batch of Japanese women are to be
shipped to Chicago for immoral pur-
poses.
FIVE British warships, headed by the
big armored cruiser Blake, sailed into
Hampton Roads on the 17th and Joined
the other vessels there.
THE LATEST.
Lucy LARCoM, the New England poet
ess, is dead.
THE pope has ordered that prayers
for rain be offered by Catholics
throughout Italy. Rain has not fallel.
for two months.
The Minnesota legislature has adj
journed after an exciting session, dur
ing which numerous sensational investi-
cations were carried on.
ADvICEs received from st. Helena at
New Bedford, Mass. report a tremend-
Gus catch by the Atlantic ocean whalera
during the past season.
IT is not believed that any bonds will
be issued at present, Secretary Carlisle
having determined to decrease the eX-
pos is of gold by redeeming certificates
in silver only.
THE town of Boles, Ark, was struck
by tornado and seven persons were
| killed.
FIVE men were killed and several
badly injured by an explosion in a tun-
mel on the Colorado Midland railroad.
The Belgian chamber of representa-
tives has granted universal suffrage,
which it is believed will put an end to
the labor troubles.
I IHE dOwager ducheSS OF sutherland
has been committed to an English
prison for contempt in burning court
document
| FIRE brCke out in the famous Hohen-
zollern palace and did great damage
before it coald be subdued.
RIOTS of workingmen at Bucharest,
Roumania, are reported.
| THE lord mayor of Dublin, accom-
panied by the high sheriff, appeared at
the bar Of the British house of COM
mons and presented petition urging
the passage of the bill to esta blish home
rule in Ireland.
| SCORPIONS have become so numerous
| is Durango, Mex, that rewards are Of
fered for their destruction.
| THREE of a -asure party of four
| persons from Bayyiew were drowned in