The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-07-21
KINsLEY EDWARDS COUNTY, KANSAS FRIDAY JULY 21
GENERAL.

GENERAL.
CANADIAN authorities have decided
that Cana liam vessels only are to be al
lowed to sort logs and do similar work
in Canadian waters.
CHANCELLOR yoN CAPRIvI has been
confined to his residence by inflamed
veins.
SHOTS were exchanged between the
Siamese forts and French war vessels
at Bangkok. One French sailor was
killed and two wounded.
LORD COLERIDGE, lord chief justice OF
England, was taken suddenly i'll at the
Newcastle assizes
Miss EMMA VADEEs, the actress, has
gone insane from overstudy.
A TEST vote was had on the German
army bill, showing IL majority.
THE naked eye" comet has been
gradually disappearing. Wiggins, the
prophetical seer, promises remarka-
bic comet in few days.
IN regard to Frances war on Siam a
Singapore newspaper says the result
will be British protectorate over that
country.
LORD MAYOR KNILL, of London, has
been made baronet by the queen in
recognition of the city's loyalty at the
recent royal wedding.
Mr. GLADSTONE has made a change
in the Irish home rule bill, retaining to
the Irish members of the imperial par
lament their full rights.
SEvENTY-FIvE hussars in the garri-
son of Posen. Germany, have been sud-
denly taken i'll. A diagnosis had not
been made, but cholera was feared
HosTILITIEs broke out a week ago
between the natives of Samoa who sup.
port King Malietoa and those favoring
Chief Mataafa. The latter are the bet
ter armed, but are outnumbered.
AN expedition has started from Mar
Unique for the purpose of invading
Venezuela. The leaders declare that
they propose to overthrow Gen. Crespo,
who has recently been chosen president
for the short term.
PROF. MACoUN, of Canada, who has
returned to Ottawa from Paris, declares
that it is the general opinion abroad
that the Behring sea scaling arbitrators
will decide in favor of Great Britain.
EMILE ZoLA, the novelist, has been
appointed an officer of the Legion of
Honor of France.
CLEARING house returns for the weel,
ended July II showed an average de-
crease of 1913 compared with the cor.
responding week of last year. In New
York the decrease was liz; outside,
49,.
IT is feared in this country that il
the French-Siamese war grows more
serious foreigners may receive rough
treatment.
PRESIDENT WARNER MILLER, of the
Nicaraguan Canal Co., denies the re-
port that work has been suspended for
lack of funds.
THE latest advices from Honolulu arc
to the effect that the rebellious lepers
have been subdued, and that all is
quiet there now.
EMPEROR WILLIAM was so pleased
over the passing of the army bill that
he will probably make Caprivi a
prince.
The hay crop of Europe is a failure,
and as consequence this country will
be called upon to furnish an immense
quantity at high price.
THE French-Siamese difficulty seems
to have been brought about by gen.
eral misunderstanding of orders.
IN the town of Yulta, in the Crimea,
the people rose up against the Jews,
beating and killing many of them and
wrecking their stores and houses.
THERE has been more fighting il
Siam. The French lost several killed
and wounded, the Siamese losing more
IT is said that the proposed Cape
Cod canal which is soon to be dug
from Buzzard's bay to Cape Cod bay
will start on President Cleveland's
Gray Gables ground and rob the pres
ent delightful retreat of all of it.
charms.
The prince of Wales had shaking
up in London recently, his carriage
coming into collision with 4 hanson
cab.
TIE United States steamer Alliance
has been ordered to proceed at once to
Peru on account of the trouble there.
The Sedalia, Warsaw & Southwestern
is TO be standard gauge.
IT is announced that the 500 line will
be ready for transcontinental business
within sixty days.