The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-11-03
GENERAL.

an division in the Caucasus to proceed
to the western frontier. ALI the army
will be provided with the new French
magazine rides by next autumn.
SEVERAL bank officials have been
sent to the United States and India by
the japanese government to investi-
gate the silver question The delega-
ton to the United States left on the
18th inst.
The municipality of Paris, in order
to mark its appreciation Of the visit of
the Russian sailors to the capital Of
France, proposes to erect a statue in
honor of Russia, near the Arc de
Triomphe.
A pIsfATCH from Zanzibar said 8
lieutenant attached to the Italian
steamer st. Affeta was recently
stabbed and killed at Merkah, sea-
port town of East Africa The death
of the Italian was Immediately
avenged by the bombardment of the
town.
AT. Southampton an American named
Windell, accompanied by bis wife and
son, was taken into custody at the re-
quest of United States Minister Bay
ard, and is said to be wanted in New
York charged with a heavy defalca-
tion.
AT the City of Mexico the banking
house OF Pedro Martina s. Sons estah-
lished thirty years ago; has failed with
liza Utilities of 81, 100, 900. 1t had been
the Mexican correspondent of the Bar
| ings.
The volcano at Colima, Mex, has
had several slight eruptions of late and
the natives fear that large one may
take place shortly. Floods have done
great damage at Tehuantepec to the
crops.
DIR. SCHwEINGER, who has returned
from a visit to Friedetichsruhe, says
that he examined Prince Bismarck and
found him making fine progress.
| THE bank of Pfeffer & Hartegen, of
Cassel, Germany, failed with liza abilities
of 1900, 900 marks. Pfeffer fed to
England and the bank has absolutely
no assets.
INFORMATION has been received from
Rome that the order of Good Templars
has been placed under the ban, SO far
as Catholics are concerned.
| CLEARING house returns for the week
ended October 20 showed an average
decrease of 2O.3 compared with the cor.
responding week of last year. In New
York the decrease was gil; outside,
1875.
SEvERtre, the eminent mathemati-
eiat1, died at Copenhagen recently.
Hon. LEVI P. MORTON, accompanied
by his daughters, has arrived in Paris
GRAVE fears are expressed of the fate
| of the Arctic explorer Nansen, who was
| = <1,os too +, -
THE whisky trust announces an ad-
vance of cent in the price of its wids-
| ly used commodity.
MooRe at Melilia fred on the Spanish
troops and drove them from their posi-
| ton.
GEN. MARGALLO, commander-in-chief
of the Spanish troops at Melilla, was
shot while leading a sortie against the
Riffians.
A TERRIBLE disaster is reported from
| Hernesand, port on the Gulf of Both.
MIA, 100 miles north of Stockholm. The
Norwegian bark Nordstjernen ran ints
small boat and sank it, drowning ted
persons.
QUITE number Of American fisher
men are reported to be still operating
off the Canadian coast Protection Of
icers of the Canadian government will
wait there until the last one has gone
home.
THE son of landed proprietor
named Bredol was murdered at Zipp-
now, Germany, by two stable men
whom he scolded for not feeding his
fathers horses.
THE LATEST.
| A xla
sioners' Protective association is being
organized in Illinois towns.
| The lake steamer Saginaw Valley
ran ashore near Esconoka, Mich.
| A MISSOURI river bluff fell on the track
of the Chicago, Milwaukee & St Paul
just west of Sioux City, burying it for
400 feet. All connection to the north
west was cut off.
PRESIDENT REINHART, of the Santa
Fe, has published a card denying that
there is any unpleasantness between
him and General Manager Frey and
strongly indorsiag the latter.
A MASS meeting was held at Malta to
protest against the curtailment of the
liberty of the archbishop of Malta by
the marquis of Ripon.
PROCEEDINGS have commenced before
Judge Shiras at St Paul, Mimi, to de-
termine the ownership of 81. $40, 900 of
Sioux City, O'Neill & Western bonds,
and 81, 900, 900 of Sioux City & Northern
stock.
NEAR Marion, Ind, the tube to
Dewane Downer's gas stove broke, fill.
ing the room with gas, which exploded,
demolishing the house and injuring
Mr.. Downer so that he will die.
The silver repeal bill as amended by
the senate was brought into the house
objection.
PETER MCDERMoTr was fatally and
three others seriously injured by a fire
at Mrs. Mary Magee's boarding house,
Pittsburgh. Pa
AT Fort Sheridan, Ill, Lieut. Nancy
shot Capt Hedburg dead after quar-.
rel. Hedburg's character was bad and
Nancy claimed self-defense.
The house committees on territories
has made favorable report on the bill
; admitting New Mexico into the union.
FRANKLIN w. HULL, of Pennsylvania.
convicted of misappropriating bank
, funds. has been pardoned by Presiden,
Cleveland. Hull is almost blind
Mr.. BAILEY, of Texas, has introduced
in the house a bill to repeal the stat
utes that provide for the retirement oi
officers of the army and navy and stop
ping the pay of all officials heretofore
retired
MORE talk of the Franco-Russian and
German-English alliances bringing on