The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-08-25
KINsEY. EDWARDS COUNTY, KANSAS, FRIDAY,

| SIX thousand boxes of oranges which
came over on the steamer Karamania,
which was detained at quarantine some
days ago, were sold at an average price
of little over 81 box.
| A GANG of men have been arrested in
Biskupitz, Croatia The men have for
years made a trade of crippling young
children and then sending them out to
beg or selling them to others for the
same purpose.
| Ten men were killed and twenty-six
wounded in a fight on the streets of
Aigues-Morles, France, between French
and Italian workmen.
AT Herne Hill, London, F. j. Osmond
covered with his wheel two miles in
4:24 2-5, thus beating the worlds two
mile bicycle record.
| THE Iron Trade Review saws there
will be still further reduction of the
output of pig iron in August, because
of the small demand. The only en-
couraging feature is the activity of the
steel mills at Pittsburgh.
| Thus far the catch of seals in japan
waters has been: BY the American fleet
of eighteen vessels, Is, 900; by the Brit
ish fleet, nineteen vessels, 24,O10 The
catch is large one.
THE pope has raised the vicarate of
| Idaho. United States, to the dignity of
bishopric.
CLEARING house returns for the week
ended August II showed an average
decrease of 27.6 compared with the cor
responding week of last year. In New
York the decrease was 23.4; outside,
32.2. But one city had an increase,
which was Duluth-3.6.
THERE has been an unusual number
of enlistments in the army recently.
PosT CHAPLAIN TULLY has been
forced to resign from the army because
| of Incorporate habits.
THERE was great excitement in Italy
over the massacre of Italians at Aigues-
Morles, and serious trouble with
France on account of it was threat
ened.
THE French elections passed off very
quietly on the goth.
ST PETERsBURG papers state that the
Russian crops will not exceed a good
average.
THE American Agriculturist, in its
annual review of the crop situation,
than the average the net returns will
be much as usual
The Bank of Commerce, of Havana.
has failed.
The steamer Oneida has been burned
on Lake Erie.
SIX immigrants who came from the
cholera-infected districts of Europe
have succeeded in slipping into this
country from Canada at Suspension
bridge. Surgeon-General Wymau holds
that there is no danger from them after
the inspection they undergo at Quebec.
A NEW Franco-German frontier in
cident has arisen. A German sentinel
shot French tobacco smuggler at the
village of Moncourt. The smuggler
when caught, attacked his captor, who
killed him. The authorities are in
vestigating.
IN Russia the past week 76S deaths
from, and 2. .113 fresh cases of cholera,
were reported; in Galicia in two days
twenty-three fresh cases and twenty
two deaths and in Austria twenty-eight
cases and twelve deaths.
SEVEN Mexican soldiers were killed
in a fight with Yaqni Indians.
So far as heard from the French cleo
tions have resulted in sweeping vic
tory for the republicans.
THE anti-French agitation in Italy
continues to spread and the troops can
hardly control the excited mebs.
The cruiser Philadelphia will arrive
at Honolulu about the middle of Sep
tember. The Yorktown has arrived at
Rio de Janeiro and the Charleston at
Barbadoes. One of these vessels will
be sent to represent the United States
in Samoa.
HENRY GEORGE says in favor of the
single tax that it would prevent finan-
cial depressions by preventing the con-
ditions which lead to them.
THE report is current that Emperor
William has charged Prince Henry, Of
Prussia, to express to King Humbert,
of Italy, his sympathy in connection
with the Aigues-Mortes affair.
FRANCIS HENRY WEEKS, the New York
embezzler, is living in good style at San
Jose, Costa Rica. He is Stunned by all
the English speaking people of the city.
He cannot lie eXtradited.