The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-11-17
NEWS OF THE WEEK.
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european SITUATION. says tudG d general
is impossible and that a
European war is inevitable.
ANNIE PIxLEY, the well known
actress, died in London recently. She
was the wife of Robert Fulford Her
maiden name was Shea
FRANCIS PARKMAN, the eminent his
torian, died at Jamaica Plains, Mass,
on the Sth He was born in Boston
September %, 1928.
MATABELEs and British troops had
fierce engagement November 2 The
Matabeles lost ZOO killed.
EMPEROR FRANCIS JOSEPH, as king of
Hungary, has signed the civil marriage
bill
The Paris Eclaire publishes rumor
which says a quantity of arms and
warships are being secretly bought for
Siam in order that that country may
wage war against France. The rumor
is not believed to be founded on facts.
IT is announced in Paris that the
Archduchess Stephanie. widow of the
late Archduke Rudolph, will shortly
be married to an archduke of Austria.
IT is rumored that Satolli will soon
be made a cardinal.
SECRETARY GRESHAM believes that
great wrong was done Queen Liliuoka-
lani in being dethroned by the provis-
ional government of Hawaii and by
the use Of United States marines in ac-
complishing it.
The United States has denied the re-
quest of the Brazilian insurgent Mello
that this country recognize him as
belligerent
GEN. JUAN CORTINA has been i'm
prisoned in Mexico by order of Presi-
deut Diaz. He was charged with in
citing revolution.
The speech of the Italian ambassa-
dor, at the lord mayors banquet in
London, caused angry comments from
the French press. He said: 1--WE Italians
have no need to go into raptures or to
turn our houses inside out when receiv-
ing foreign guests"
EX-Gov. CHARLES II. BELL died at
Dexter, N. II. He was born in Chester
November IS, 1928 He was governor
of New Hampshire from June, 1881,
to June, 1883.
BARON ALEXANDER VON BACH, the
Austrian statesman, is dead. He was
in his 10Th year.
THE New York World prints letter
received from p. C. Oglesby, who states
he is undergoing confinement in the
royal prison at Havana, where he was
placed without trial, and without the
prospect of one for months to come.
The sheik in command of the be-
sieging forces at Melilla was killed by
a shell from the Spanish cruiser Conde
4
ans were reported to be discouraged
The British government has submit
ted to King Humbert the name of Sir
Francis Clare Ford, present ambassa-
dor at Constantinople. as successor to
the late Lord Vivian as British ambas-
sador at Rome.
A MoNTEvIDEo dispatch says: Word
has just been received here from Rio
de Janeiro that the bombardment OF
the city by Adm. Mello was renewed
There was some heavy fighting be-
| tween the rebel forces under Adm.
Mello and President Peixoto's loyal
| troops at Nictheroy, the most populous
suburb of the capital
Mrs. PLATT, wife of Senator Platt, OF
| Connecticut, died of paralysis at Wash
ington.
The report that Mgr. Satolli would
be raised to the dignity of the cardinal
ate was denied.
| NEGOTIATIONS with Secretary Ores
ham for a settlement of claims for the
British sealers seized in Behring sea
previous to the modus vivendi of 1891
have begun.
| SECRETARY THURBER has denied there
vas any truth in the rumor of Presi
dent Cleveland's illness. 1t is the pres
ident's intention to remain at Woodley
he says, for the most part, and to come
into town perhaps only one day in the
week-ca binet day.
MEMBERS of the Central Labor union
are agitating the idea of running Henry
George for mayor of New York in 1894
They would make him an Independent
candidate and believe that he is strong
er than when he was labor candidate
in 1856.
NJ GUERIN, of the French cabinet
has resigned because of the premature
publication of one of his reports.
FIRING has been resumed at Rio, the
government forces opening on Fort Vii
legaignon and the Aquidab respond
ing and killing and wounding many.
POPULIsTs in Alabama are inclined Il
run only straight-out members of thei
own party for state officers.
MISCELLANEOUS.
IT is reported that cholera has broker
out at st. Vincent, one of the Cape d,
Verde islands.
The great Oriental mills near Provi
dence, r. l., which have been closet
for two years, have started up again.
R. G. Dun states that the number o
| failures in the United States for tn