The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-07-14
KINsLEY. COUNTY, KANSAS FRIDAY JULY
THE riots in Paris broke out again
on the 9th, there being a very bitter
feeling against the police

THE riots in Paris broke out again
on the 9th, there being very bitter
feeling against the police.
THE duke of Veragua is in straitened
circumstances and his friends in Amer
lea will make an effort to help him OUT
THE Union Pacific has made slash
in ra tes east from the Pacific
THE army bill has been introduced
into the German reichstag.
THE schooner Horace T. Parker, Of
Gloucester, Mass, has been seized at
Port Royal, Newfoundland, because it
refused to pay an extra premium on
silver certificates with which it paid
for its license.
ARAB slave traders have been twice
defeated in the Congo Free State
CLEARING house returns for the week
ended July 6 showed an average de-
crease of So compared with the cor
responding week of last year. In New
York the decrease was 81.
X. G. DUN's weekly review of trade
says that there is a perceptible improve
ment in the business situation.
GUY DE MAUPAssANr, the noted
French romancist of the naturalistic
school, who had been confined in a pri-
vate asylum, died the other morning.
He was born August 5, 1850.
THE riots in Paris broke out afresh
on the night of the 7th,- the police and
the mob having a bloody encounter in
the Boulevard Voltaire.
A CORRESPONDENT in Tegucigalpa,
Honduras, telegraphs to Panama that
nineteen prominent partisans of Bonilla
were shot in that city, under orders
from President Vasques; many others
who are in prison, suspected of COM
plicity in Bonilla's schemes, fear they
will meet a similar fate.
TRAIN robbers held up an immigrant
train at st. AIMS, twenty miles from
Montreal, and attempted to rob the
baggage car. The train hands over
powered the robbers and placed them
under arrest.
THE Christian Endeavorers will meet
next at San Francisco in 1895 About
IS, 600 attended the Montreal conven-
tion.
The Camperdown was placed on dock
at Valetta, Malta, to undergo repairs.
AS she came out of the water it was
seen that her stem had been broken of
just under the torpedo tube, about nine
feet down, her ram was bent over to-
ward the port side and six of her plates.
three on each side, We're damaged.
THE London Official Gazette has pub
lished an order in council, dated July
4. prohibiting British ships from seal
ing within ten marine miles of the Rus
sian coast on Behring sea or North Pa
cific ocean.
THE returns issued by the British
board of trade show that during the
month of June the imports decreased
100000 and the exports increased
G710,O00 compared with the exports
and imports of the corresponding time
last year.
RUSSIA will indemnify two of the
Canadian sealers seized off Siberia.
The other four were inside the three
mile limit and will not be Unidentified.
A REPORT has been received from
Manila that the Spanish steamer Don
Juan has foundered and that 145. Chi
nese were drowned.
THERE is a reign of terror in Hondu'
ras, SO a partisan of the late govern
ment affirms.
THE sultan of Morocco lost forty sol
diers in a recent battle with so-called
rebels.
A CABINET crisis was caused in France
by the riots in Paris.
SOCIALISTS have been demonstrating
at Vienna.
FRENCH Canadian hoodlums misbe
naved themselves at the closing of the
Christian Endeavor convention at Mont
real, stopping, however, at the verge
of committing assault.
THE leaders of band of thievine
trainmen, who have operated extensive
ly on the Mexican Central, have beer
| arrested.
ALL was quiet in Hawaii July 1, the
annexationists saying that their pres
ent policy would not be changed until
the desired end was attained.
COUNT TAAFFE, Austria's premier
favors the election of workingmen'l
delegates to the reichsrath.
The New Zealand Loan & Mercantile
Agency Co., limited, London, failed il
consequence of the reflex action of the
crashes that have lately occurred il
the Australian financial world.