The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-03-17

FROM many parts of both coasts in
coming ships repor. terrible stories of
storm and shipwreck, with loss of life
and many thrilling rescues.
THE White Star steamer Naronic has
now been out nearly a month and still
there are no tidings from her.
ADvICEs from East Africa state that
the German troops have won an impor-
tant victory over the hostile natives at
Uaninguinka. The German loss in
cluded Sergeant Ettel and ten native
soldiers killed and Lieut. Bothmere
wounded.
In Nthe Panama trials at Paris NJ. Bal
hat created a sensation by breaking
down and confessing his guilt
THE Irish National federation met at
Dublin and Thomas Sexton made an
earnest appeal for home rule.
The Canadian Pacific is building a
new road to give it a detour south from
the Canadian border in North Dakota
and so avoid snow.
A DIVIDEND of 50 per share has been
declared by the Bell Telephone Co,
payable April Is.
AT meeting ofethe stockholders of
the Edison Electric Illuminating Co it
was voted to increase the capital stock
from 81 900, 900 to $1,000 900.
THE empress of Austria has decided
not to visit the Chicago worlds fair:
LATE news from the revolution in
Honduras is that everything now fav-
ors the government.
CLEARING house returns for the week
ended March 0 showed an average IN
crease 20 compared with the cores
ponding week of last year In New
York there was decrease of 80.
JAMES r. KEENE says there was not
a word of truth in the story that he
was trying to corner May wheat.
The king of the Belgians is strong
advocate of the referendum oand man.
hood suffrage
Scotia, has received the first payment
of 100000 from the Whitney coal syn
dicate.
THE pope is soon to issue letter to
the French episcopacy urging the for
nation of party of republican Catho-
lies in the chamber of deputies.
PRoF. ToTTEN predicts that the COM
ing summer will see the beginning OF
the thousand years of the golden era.
The jury in the DeWalden divorce
suit at London acquitted the lady of
adultery and found the . gentleman
guilty of cruelty. A judicial separa-
tion was ordered, the child to go to the
mother.
ARCHBIsHOPs and bishops of the Cath
Ollie church of Hungary have presented
a memorial to the emperor asking him
to protect the church against the civil
marriage and other measures intro
duced by the present Hungarian gov
ernment. -@#
= UNITED STATES consuls in foreign
ports are taking every possible precau-
ton to prevent the introduction cf chol-
era io. this country.
/: COMMITTEE votes on the German army
bill indicate that Caprivi will be forced
to accept a compromise or ignominious
defeat.
DR.. McCUNE has written letter to
the Central Labor union deploring the
existence of partisan politics in the
Farmers Alliance.
PRESIDENT DIAS, of Mexico, has de-
creed the free importation of maize
and beans for an indefinite period. 1t
is expected, however, that high railway
rates will check importation.
THE caravels Pinta and Nina have
arrived at st. Thomas.
PARIS was greatly excited over the
appearance of M. Bourgeois in court
In the cham Der Il hot debate ensued,
the government being sustained by a
vote of 297 to 22S.
A@'BUILDING in the Sprudel strasse,
Carlsbad, collapsed while twenty 'mea
We're repairing it. Fourteen were
killed.
''NENEZUELA has chartered ba mixing
scheme with features similar to the
sub-treasury idea agitated in this coun-
try la@t year.
Two SMALL planets were discovered
by the Nice observatory on the Sth and
9th of the month.
Chill has signed a tredty with Bolivia
describing the territorial limits of the
two republics, settling an old boundary
dispute. -: =:
THE agricultural congress at the City
of Mexico vigorously denounced certain
railroads, which it claimed violated the
laws of the country.