The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-10-13
NEWS OF THE WEEK.
Cleaned By Telegraph and Mail.
PERSONAL AND POLITICAL.


PERSONAL AND POLITICAL.
A SENSATIONAL suit has been brought
against NJ v. Cannon, president of the
Irish National league
Mrs. MARIE EvINs-BLAINE-BULL
was seriously injured at New York by
being thrown from her carriage by un-
manageable horses Young Blaine was
with her, but was uninjured.
A DESCENDANT in the sixth generation
of Daniel Defoe, the author of robin
son Crusoe," has turned up at New
York in the person of cook on board
a British bark.
LILLIAN LEWIS, the actress, created a
sensation at Springfield, ILL.,, by firing
two shots at herself after a quarrel
with her husband She was only slight
ly injured.
THE department of state has dis
patch from Secretary fishback, now in
charge of the legation at Buenos Ayres.
stating the revolution is at an end and
peace prevails.
JAMES BLACK GRooME, ex-United
States senator and ex-governor of
Maryland, died in Baltimore of
Dr1SnCS disease.
Mr. BLOUNT's report recommends
that the questions involved in annexa-
ton and establishment Of protector.
ate should be submitted to a vote of all
natives as well as foreigners, and upon
their decision rests the future policy of
the United States respecting the Ha-
waiian islands
THE republicans of New York nom
mated Edward Bartlett for justice of
the supreme court. The democrats re-
nominated Maynard.
SENATOR BLACKBURN has proposed a
compromise plan, by the terms of
which American silver shall be coined
under certain restrictions.
TIE president of Venezuela has re-
signed and has been succeeded by Vice
President Alvarez.
THE Russian government has ordered
two more cruisers and four torpedo
boats to increase the Black sea fleet
THE Paris Temps says that Prince
| Augustus, of Saxe-Coburg- Gotha, a
| peror of Brasil, has embarked for
Brazil
OHIo's representative, Mr.. Harter,
was before the banking and currency
| committee in advocacy of his bill for
| the extension of the national banking
| system.
THERE are several vacancies in the
consular service of the United States
in South America, China and Russia.
| So far no names have been mentioned
for the places.
| ADM. DE MELLos, leader of the Brazil
| ian rebels, has issued proclamation
| telling the causes which prompted his
action.
| IRIsHMEN from all over the world
| gathered at Dublin to commemorate
| the second anniversary of the death of
| ParnelL
The condition of Marshal Mcmahon,
| ex-president of France, who has been
| i'll for some time, has suddenly become
| worse, and il is now believed to be
dangerous.
| VoN CAPRIvI is going to have hard
fight in the coming session of the Ger
man reichstag, violent opposition to his
policy having developed.
| Mrs. U. S. GRANT and daughter. Mrs.
| Sartoris, are at the Arlington in Wash.
! ington. Both recently took occasion
!
i latter's husband.
THE czar has issued an ukase eXpell
ing every wealthy Hebrew from Siberia.
| The poorer Jews are not affected by the
| ukase.
| FERDINAND DE LEssEPs, the eminent
| French engineer, was said to be dying
on the 9th.
| NJ. DE GIERs, Russian minister of for
eign affairs, whose health has long
been declining, has had fresh relapse
| and is growing weaker.
The Iowa prohibition republican.
| cannot get the ticket nominated by
them on the official ballot through /;
technicality.
A DISPATCH from Zanzibar says thai
detachment of British sailors rein
forced by force of Zanzibarians have
taken the stronghold of the rebellious
Pumwanis in Vitu. The Pumwanis
were routed. There was no loss Of life
among the British force.