The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-05-26
THE WORLD AT LARGE.
Summary OF the Daily News.
WAsRINGTON NOTES

Summary of the Daily News
WARRINGTON NOTES.
DIR. S. S. LAWS, well known in Mis-
souri,, has been in Washington. He il
talked of for commissioner of education
IT has developed that after all hi
bluster Delegate Rawlins, of Utah, ha,
not resigned his seat in congress.
% A NUMBER of prominent Jews called
on Secretary Gresham and asked thai
the government protest against the re
fusal of the Russian government t.
honor passports granted to Jews de
2 sirous of visiting that country.
PLANS for the New Orleans bridge
have been approved by the war depart
ment.
IT is conceded that Collector Wenne
ker, of St. Louis, will be dismissed a,
soon as his successor can he decided on
THE negotiations with Spain looking
to the settlement of claims made fol
indemnity to the representatives ot
Rev. Mr.. Doane, who died of ill-treat
ment in the Caroline islands severa
years ago, and other missionaries, have
been satisfactorily adjusted.
REV. WILLIS &. CRAIG, of Chicago
was chosen moderator to succeed Rev
, Mr.. Young at the general assembly o
the Presbyterian church of Washington
IT is said that a mistake has beer
made by the interior department in re
ferring back to the Cherokees the mat
ter of to whom the seventy allotments
shall be made in the strip.
CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSIONER ROOsE
WELT is going to Terre Hautc, Ind, tc
investigate the recent post Office trouble
there.
A WASHINGTON florist has offered $500
for the first Isabella souvenir quarter.
ATToRNEY-GENERAL OLNEY has made
the statement that the government
would take the necessary steps to pre-
vent Sunday opening of the worlds fair
AFTER a conference with the Chinese
minister Secretary Gresham stated that
there was no reason to fear violence OF
retaliation.
e. JUDGE BRADLEY, of the circuit court
of the District of Columbia, decided
that civil service employe Of the gov
ernment cannot be dismissed without
good cause, upon which the courts car
pass.
The Infanta Eulalia, of Spain. wa.
serenaded by the Marine band at Wash
ington. Her reception everywhere wal
extremely cordial.
THE EAST.
Ex-RALIRoAD MAN MCLEOD, late o
the Reading, says he will soon hav,
something to say.
THE New York Sun says that Presi
dent Cleveland is devising plans to re
move federal officials from politics.
HARRIS BLANK and Isaac Rosenwig
both natives of Russia and each g
years old, who murdered Jacob Marks
z. peddler, on Dutch mountain, Wyom
ing county, Pa, March Is, 1892, wer,
hanged on the 18th.
A SCHEME has been completed for tn
slaughter Of cattle in New York OF
western packing house plans.
A BRAKEMAN and three worllme,
were killed by a runaway train at Du
bois, Pa.
AT the annual meeting of the New
York Civil Service Reform association
Carl Schurz was elected president t
succeed George William Curtis, deceased
FROM indisputable sources it
learned that Erastus Wiman's total liza
bilities will aggregate about s617 900,
little more or less, according to whethe
certain contingent debts are counted ir
BLONDIN, the strong man with Cole
circus, undertook to hold a powerful
team of horses together at Lake Placid
NY. Several bloody essels in the man
head and chest were ruptured and h
died
The controversy between Benjami
Feuchts and eight other members c
the Economic society and Trustee job
S. Duss has come to an end by an am
cable settlement, by which the contest
ants will withdraw from the society. =.
1T is reliably reported that Mari
Nevins Blaine will soon wed DIR. vii
liam Bull, her physician.
A New YORK morning paper says
United States Treasurer f. II. Nebeke
hopes to retire on June l.. He is nov
in this city. He came here to clos
up his official business. Mr.. Nebeke
said he did not think the financial stu
alton alarming.
A BROKEN truck, or axle, wrecke
seven cars on the Pennsylvania railroa
near Thorndale. An east-bound trai
ran into them and twenty cars in a
were wrecked. Engineer Mann an
Fireman McCann, of Harrisburg, wey
badly injured, the former dying.
DIR. TALMAGE has announced officiall
that the money to free the Tabernacl
from debt had been raised and that h
did not intend to leave Brooklyn fc
Chicago.
THE American AK & Tool Co., a
Douglas, Mass, has been burned ou
Loss, SIS, 1000.
THE Astor Place bank. of New Yorl
has attached the Domestic Sewing NJ;
chine Co.'S property, claiming that TIL
company had misrepresented its asset
: In obtaining n loan. &c
The Seaboard National bank of Ne
York is in difficulties. Its capital wa
$500, 900.
% Ar Keene, N. H., five boilers in tn
Beaver mills exploded, killing two en-
oployes and fatally wounding another.
3 CABLE cars have been started o
Broadway, New York.
THE YVES,
The National bank OF Evanston fallet
causing great excitement in that sui
urb of Chicago.
rHR worlds fair continues to be shoI
of funds The running expenses ar
s45,OO0 daily. The pay of janitors an
helpers has been long overdue.
HUGH ADAMS, aged SIS, has sued HI
wife, aged 81, at Martinsville, Ind, fo
divorce
THE government commission has bee
inspecting the work on the Missoul
river in the vicinity of Kansas City.
b Jr - S,;d <bat ex-Secretary John Y,