The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-06-02
THE WORLD AT LARGE.
Summary Of tho Daily News
WASHINGTON NOTES. :.


IT is expected that in the near future
partment employees under the pro rating
of federal offices among the various
states.
THE worlds fair national commits,
sioners voted against Sunday opening.
Another effort for Sunday opening will
be made.
"a Vernon on the gath 10 see the tomb OF
Washington.
THE president has appointed William
+. QuinbY, Of Michigan, minister to the
Netherlands. He is editor-in-chief OF
the Detroit Free Press.
ATToRNEYGEYERAL OLNEY has issued
instructions TO the effect that the gov
ernment will fight legally any attempt
to open the worlds fair on Sunday
PRESIDENT cleveland has approved
the deeds for the Chickasaw Id Choc-
taw land which President Harrison re-
fused 70 do.
On account of the small demand for
silver dollars Secretary Carlisle has is
sued an order which will suspend their
coinage for the present,
THE matter of Chinese deportations
a
EX-VICE PRESIDENT MORTON is enjoy
ing presidential boom which may de-
velop formidable proportions by 1896.
THE president has appointed Frank
Dale, of Oklahoma, associate justice of
the supreme court of the territory of
Oklahoma.
BY a decisive vote the Presbyterian n
general assembly at Washington de-
0I fn tax hn Rrir
The gold reserve in the national
Treasury is about $4,000, 900 short 1t
% will probably now continue to decrease
steadily. no offers of assistance being
received.
REPORTS received at the treasury de-
partment indicate larger registration
g Of Chinese than at first snticipat ted. So
far the reports from forty-nine out of
siXty-three internal revenue districts of
the United States show II, ,27S Chinese
have registered.
SECRETARY GRESHAM has received
. official notice of the purpose of the
Italian government to raise its diplo-
matte representation at Washionton to
the grade of an embassy.
The president has appointed Z. D.
Mix, of Oklahoma, United States mar
pointed United States attorneys and
marshals for the three districts of Okla
homa.
The administration is investigating
the report that Schaeffer, of Kansas.
who was appointed consul at Vera Cruz,
e was not n citizen of the United States
at that time.
SECRETARY GRESHAM has been in
hu ha
it is said, that as soon as the Geary law
q. is enforced all diplomatic relations be-
tween that country and the United
States will have to cease.
THERE is talk of esta blishing a pro-
: tectorate of the United States over
Nicaragua.
} Kansas with headquarters at Kansas
City, has been removed. He is a colored
man from North Carolina.
A SENSATION was created in the Pres
q byterian general assembly at Washing
ton by an attack on the Episcopal
church, made by Commissioner Holli-
field, of New Jersey.
THE EAST.
@ IT is authoritatively stated that Car
lyle w. Harris, the executed wife pois-
Oner, came near cheating justice by
taking poison on the eve of his execu-
@ tion.
THE New York Herald denies that it
is to be turned into joint stock con-
ccrn, but that efforts are being made to
make the paper n cooperative institu-
tion for the benefit of all employed.
THE Atlantic tannery property at
South Salem, Mass, operated by Poor
Bros, occupying over ten acres covered
with manufacturing buildings, was de-
stroyed by fire. The total loss was
e25O,OOO.
i o THE Pennsylvania and the Lake
Shore roads have given their employees
two weeks vacation with transporta-
tion to and from the worlds fair.
Is order to avert further attachments
the general offices Of the Domestic
Sewing Machine Co. was removed from
New York to Newark, N. j.
LIGHTNING killed seven blooded cows
e in a herd of eighty at Port Jervis, n. ",
the other day.
A NEW anti-Tammany organization
, has been launched in New York city.
1t is called the citizens democracy"
FRANCIS WEEKS has been removed
from the trusteeship of the estate OF
William Edgar Rowland at New York.
He had stolen the entire $500, 600.
Mr.. AND Mrs. CORNELIUS VANDERBIIr
had a narrow escape from death in a
runaway.
THE item stating that the Seaboard
National bank of New York was in
difficulties was mistake. 1t was the
National Deposit bank that was in DIFF
ficulties with the Seaboard National,
the latter having thrown out the De-
@ posit banks paper
O A New YORK judge has decided that
pending the enforcement of the Geary
} edaw no Chinaman who has been arrest
ed can be kept in Jail.
A FIRE burned the store Of I. p. & D.
Runyon, the ice house, stables, wagon
houses and ships of John Collier, the
double brick tenement house of John
sDeinzer and n number of other small
buildings at New brunswick, N. ].
Loss, $125, 1000.
BERNARD II. GUETERBACH, city editor
Of the Stats Zeitung, of New York,
committed suicide by shooting himself
through the breast.
THE WEST.
. A WOMAN of the town named Blanche
Russell was burned to death at Phoenix,
Ariz, as the result of the overturning
Of a lamp.
x PECULIAR accident occurred on the
Wisconsin Central railroad at Grays
bake, Wis, by the leakage of large
, quantity of gasoline, which caught fire,
resulting in the death of one man and
severe injuries to others
OHIO has followed Missouri's lead in
bringing suit against the Accident
Lloyds Co. to test the legality of that
plan of insurance.
A MACHINE of hydraulic power is on