The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-01-27


TIE Spanish minister OF finance has
informed the council that the Bank OF
Spain viii float 90, GOO, 900 posegss OF
treasury bills at 8 per cent
sAToLLI's appointment as apostolic
delegate to America has caused some
dissatisfaction at Rome
STREET railways have been urged 20
work against free silver coinage on the
ground that it woglld increase the cost
Of material needed while the fares
would remain the same.
An effort 20 unseat the ministry in
Hawaii proved unsuccessful.
FRANCE has protested against the ac-
tion of Great Britain in Egypt
GEN. GoURKo, governor-geuer1 of
Warsaw, Russia has ordered strieter
censorship over the newspapers pub
llshed in the province and those coming
from foreign countries
THE situation 90 affairs in the Argen-
tine province of Corrieutes borders on
anarchy. Robberies, the saClting OF
houses and outrages Hmsn aud women
are of frequent occurrence,
TIE Canadian government is said to
have discovered more falsihed d0cu-
ments oa the American side of the
Behriug sea case in addition TO those
for which PETROL was dismissed some
time ago
TIE weakness in cotton at Liverpool
does not tend to encourage buyers.
An official report of the growth OF
Mexicau railroads shows that the rev
cnues Of that rcPublic since the advent
of railroads has more than doubled.
NJ. HERR was arrested in England un-
der eNtradition proceedings for conusc-
tiOH with the French Panama swinGle.
An order has been issued at Warsaw
for the people to make merry over the
one huudredth anniversary of the sec
ond partition OF Poland
CLEARING house returns for the week
ended January 10 showed an average
increase of 1911 In New York the in
crease was 10 J.
THE Iron Trade Review says there is
no improvement in the business
LORD ELPHINsroNE, of Scotland is
dead.
IT is said that eN-King Milan, of Ser
vias has become TeeoucileG to his de
vorced wife, Natalie.
FRENCH newspapers are demanding
the expulsion OF NJ de Biowitz, CORE
spondent of the London Times.
A HURRICANE has done much damage
in Greece
AT Queretaro, Mexico, an attempt was
made to arrest a Iunutic who was armed
with a long knife. He broke away from
the officers and stabbed eight persons
Four will die
GREAT BRITAIN responded to the pro-
test of France by sending two fully
equipped regiments to Egypt
URUGUAY has decided to discontinue
ali her legations except those in En-
gland, France, Chilli and Argentina
The salary of the president has been
reduced oue-half
FLORA WALSH, the well known SOU
brette. wife of Charles Il. Hoyt, the
playwright, died recently, after an i'll
ness of only a week.
THE aston of labor unions in putting
a ban on the militia for its recent use
in labor strikes is having a serious eff
feet in reducing the membership of the
national guard
TIE son OF President Hippolyte, of
Hayti, died recently. It was said he
was poisoned
PREMIER GLADSTONE, of England, is
reported in excellent health.
SINCE January there have been sew
enty-six deaths from yellow fever in
Chill
THE weather in Holland has greatly
moderated within the past forty-eight
hours and a thuw has set in. The ice
in the rivers has broken mp and large
fields have hoa ted out to sea
Owing to the failure of the Chiiian
congress to pass the appropriation bills
the public officers in Chilli have received
no pay for the last month.
The schooner sea Breezs was burned
in the Gulf of California, but ali her
crew were fortunately rescued.
4 MOB at Bogota, United States Of
Colombia, destroyed newspaper mate
rial, killed five men aud tried to FIRE the
office. Militia and police dispersed tho
rioters, wounding several
SIX men We're killed by the fall of the
wall of a colliery shaft at Pri Ponty
Pridd, Wales.
THERE is c crisis in the Portuguese
cabinet.