The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-05-19
THE WORLD AT LARGE.
Summary Of the Daily News.
WASHINGTON NOTES.

q A REPoRT that the Russian treaty had
been finally ratified proved premature.
The treaty, however, is expected by
sthe next European mail, when the pres
ident will probably sign it.
THE president has appointed ]. Hamp-
ton Hodge, of Virginia, to be consul at
Annoy, China, vice Edward Bedloe, of
Philadelphia, and John \. Michel, of
Texas, to be collector of customs for
the district of 1Srazos dc Santiago.
THE cause of the resignation of Dele
gate .Rawlins, of Utah, was personal
disagreement with the president over
the patronage question.
ADvICEsreceived at Washington state
that the revolutionists in Nicaragua
have practically gained control OF the
government.
CARL SoHURZ recently called on Sec
sretary Gresham, and. it is understood,
made strong protest against ratiicae
tipn of the Russian treaty. a
ALL enlisted men viii he eqtired this
year to participate in target practice.
THE presidents new rule barring out
. office-seekers, according to Private Sec
rotary Thurbef, is working like a
charm.
. . Z. q. LYNCH, siirector of the mint, has
resigned.
SECRETARY CARLISLE has received n
telegram from ez-SecretaIy Fairchild
declining to serve on the commission to
investigate the New York custom
house. Mr.. Fairchild states that his
business engagements will not permit.
The four things which democratic
leaders have planned to accomplish in
the next congress are: Repeal of the
federal elections and Sherman laws;
orepeal of the 10 per cent. tax on state
banks, 1evying of an income tax and a
general revision of the tariff
The national committee on Sunday V
o closing IS taking active steps to fight
the proposed opening of the worlds
fair on Sunday, May 81.
The United States supreme court,
through Justice Gray, sustained. the de-
cision of the New York courts in favor
Q of the constitutiona1ity of the Geary
exclusion act. Justices Fuller, Fields
and Brewer diseented. A motion for a
rehearing was made which postpones
eeaction.
GEORGE KEENAN, presented to Presi-
dent Cleveland emphatic protests from
Russian refugees in this country against
the signing of the eXtradition treaty.
CAPT. HIGGINsoN has been removed
from the command of the. United States
steamer Atlanta for dilatoriness in sail
ing for Greytown, Nicaragua, and has
been ordered home. Capt. Bartlett
succeeds him.
SECRETARY CARLISLE has called for
the resignation of S. G. Brock, of Ma
con, Mo-, chief of the bureau of statist-
les, treasury department.
. % WILLIAM +. CURTIS, director of the
bureau of American republics, has ten
dered his resignation to the president.
Go SECRETARY GRESHAM advises tie
south to secure Swedish immigrants
THE EAST.
ALL doubt as to the fact that the
trial of Lizzie Borden is to take place
in New Bedford, Mass, is at last dis
PEELED, and it is now known for IL Ger
tainty that the famous murder case
will be called on the first Monday in
June at the courthouse in that city.
BEFORE sailing from New York Sir
John Hopkins, admiral of the British
fleet, sent letter to Mayor Gilroy
thanking him for the great hospitality
} shown him.
THE New York Central engine 900,
which made a record of 100 miles an
hour, beat the record by doing a mile
. in thirty-two seconds, which is equival-
ent to 1121s miles an hour.
A LEAGUE has been organized in New
York which has for it's object the urg-
ing of the adoption of better methods
in the opening of Indian lands to set
tlement.
THE General Electric employees
charged by the Westinghouse people
with stealing plans waived hearing
before Pittsburgh magistrate and
gave bail for their trial at court
PREPARATIONS are being made by the
Gould family to erect a church in MEM
ury of the late Jay Gould.
The New York Herald charges that
there is pool among the eight trunk
lines
FRANCIS III. WEEKS, New York law
yer and defaulter, has fled. He owed
margins to brokers and lost trust funds
in speculation.
New YORK banks make a better show
ing than for over year.
ROBERT I. LINCOLN, eX-minister to
England, has arrived in New York from
5 Europe. He will go 20 Chicago and re-
sumo his law practice.
"A LOCOMOTIVE exploded on the Leb-
anon Valley road in Pennsylvania, kill
ing the engineer, Levi Yodum, of Read
ing, Pa, and two other men. names un-
known.
HARVARD defeated Yale in the field
nthletics at Cambridge, Mass.
IT is said that James X. Keene won
q 800, 900 by the Cordage crash at New
York.
BISHOP BIssELI, of the Episcopal
church, Vermont, is dead.
REPUBLICANS have succeeded in elect
ing a majority of the Rhode Island
Q legislature and will elect their state
ticket. -
IT is charged that hundreds of farm
ers and merchants in eastern Maine are
engaged in smuggling. Produce, shin
giles and liquor are the principal articles
which eyade duty.
. DIABLo. one of the rankest outsiders,
surprised the talent by easily winning
The Brooklyn handicap
AT Dawson, Pa, constables and depu.
ties had pitched battle with q party
of drunken Huns and a number on both
sides were badly huSt.
A New YORK paper says that 1000
policy shops are doing business in that
city, and that $4,000 day is being
dropped by the ssuckers."
The former attorneys of Murderer
Roehl, who escaped from Sing Sing.
doubt that it was RoehIs body which
was found in the Hudson river, and de-
mand that the body shall be exhumed.
THE WFSb-
The mutilated remains of two men
were found in barrel at Kansas City,
Mo. Investigation showed that medi-
cal students had been perpetrating an
old and horrible hoax.
A MARRIAGE license was issued at
Clinton, Ia. for boy of 16 and a girl