The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-05-12
THE WORLD AT LARGE.
Summary Of the Daily Nowa
WASHINGTON NOTES.

SO444Ak1cS1S ~ SAAS A>oAy ANS w q
WASHINGTON NOTES.
EDWIN DUS, of Ohio, secentiy ap
pointed minister to Japan, called or
Secretary Gresham and took the oath
of Office. He will sail for japan il
about month.
INDIAN COMMISSIONER BROWNING ha.
reported to the president that he doe.
not favor tie appointment of army Off.
GERS as indian agents.
TT the state department no sig.
hificance is attached to the refusal OF
the Russian consul-general to- sign a
passport issued to a Jewess by Secretary
Gresham, as the law of Russia is recog-
Jews to the country.
II is believed that ex-Congressman
Scott WilSe will be appointed second
assistant secretary of the treasury to
succeed Mr.. Spaulding
The gold reserve is about g 900, 0G0
short, and is likely to- be further in
vaded, but Secretary Carlisle regards
the situation al thoroughly satisfactory.
Hon. RICHARD DALTON has been ap-
pointed collector at St Louis.
ONE hundred and fifty-one new ma
tional banks have been authorized since
the first of the year.
SECRETARY CARLISLE has approved of
n proposed issue of bonds by the Chero-
KEGS on the consummation of the sale
OF tie strip to the government. G
A RULING by Superintendent Stump
regarding the admission to this country
of alleged contract laborers has dis
closed big loophole in the immigra-
tion law.
WILLIAM c. RENFRo, of Norman, has
been appointed governor of Oklahoma.
JUDGE PUTNAM, of the United States
circuit court, has set September for
the trial of the pending Maverick bank
cases.
liz the situation in Nicaragua grows
any more serious Secretary Gresham
may decide to-send a -warship there to
protect American interests.
1t is reported that the cabinet officers
have been given veto powerover all ap-
pointments in their respective states.
THE EAST.
The Episcopal convention chose Dean
Lawrence. of the Episcopal Divinity
school of Harvard university tthe broad
churehmen's candidate), as bishop Of
the diocese of Massachusetts,.
EDWARD ATKINSON, of Boston, who
has been investigating western farm
mortgages, declares that his researches
show that western farmers are not in
numbered SO heavily with obligations
as is believed by most people.
THERE was a scmi-panic on Wall
street on the 4th, caused by the failure
OF three houses owing to the big slump
in National Cordage stock.
FLOODS were prevalent throughout
New York, New England and Pennsyl-
vania, due to heavy rains.
EFFORTS are being made at New York
TO fight the white lead trust by an op-
position company.
50 v. WHITE, the stock jobber, failed
again at New York during the excite
ment over the bear raids on Cordage,
Sugar, Whisky and other industrial Sc
curities. A better feeling afterward
set in and it was said White would re-
sumo.
The block on the east side of Broad
way between Forty-fourth and Forty
fifth streets, New York. was complete
ly destroyed by fire. The loss is esti-
mated at from sl25, 900 to s15O,OOO.
AS arranged three Cinnamon were
arrested in New York to make cases to
test the constitutionalty of the Geary
law.
THE wife Of Chauncey NJ. Depew, the
well known railroad magnate and
after dinner speaker, is dead.
q. THE British crews won two of the
three international boat races at New
York, Russians winning the third.
The customs authorities at New York
are satisfied that the jewelry, worth
nearly 5000, 900, which was captured by
the Williamsburg police, is the property
of the count of Flanders, a brother of
King Leopold III.
The largest and most powerful barb
ette SO far made for the new navy has
just been completed at the bethlehem
ordnance works. 1t is the aft barbette
for the battle-ship Maine.
CHAUNCEY NJ. DEPEw says that the
president and all his cabinet know
nothing of financial questions and are
completely at sea now.
SEVENTY or eighty sailors of the
British warships have deserted at New
York.
CARLYLE w. HARRIS, the poisoner of
his y3uthful wife, Helen, died in the
electric chair at Sing Sing on the sth.
By the burning of the Shepard hard
ware store at Buffalo, M Y, $500, 900
damage was done.
II. II. WARNER, of Rochester, n. ",
well known for his patent medicines,
has assigned.
GRsAr interest has been aroused In
New York by the Russian edict expel
ling Jews.
THE WEST.
A WELL nlanned effort To wreck and