The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-06-16

GENERAL

be established by the United States.
The Berliner Tageblatt has a dis
patch from Darmstadt stating that the
betrothal of the czarowitch of Russia
to Princess Alice Victoria Helen Louise
Beatrice, youngest sister of the reign
ing grand duke of Hesse-Darmstadta and
granddaughter of Queen Victoria, will
shortly be proclaimed.
GREEK sailors and citizens of Taran-
to, Italy, engaged in fierce riot
Several were badly injured and forty
six arrests were made. More trouble
is expected.
SPANISH brigands who attacked q
wagon with $4,000 intended to pay
miners near Bilboa, Spain, were driven
off after hot fight. Several of the
outlaws were wounded.
WHILE the Nicaraguan revolutionists
were marching into Managua. the cap
ital, they were fred upon by police and
several were killed on both sides
STUDENTS at Lemberg, Austrian Po-
land, beat the archbishop on his return
from visiting the pope, covering him
with filth.
CLEARING house returns for the weel,
ended June showed an average de-
crease of 2.6 compared with the corre-
spending week of last year. In New
York the decrease was 3.4
r. q. DUS's weekly review says that
trade is slightly improving and that
there is material improvement in the
financial situation.
MANY irst-class post Offices show a
marked increase in receipts during the
year ended May 81 last.
THE failures for the week (Dun's re-
port have been 3o2 in number in the
United States, against les for the same
week last year, and 25 in Canada,
against "a last year. Last week the
total number of failures was a59.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT was critic
ally i'll at Paris from injuries received
in fall.
THE FINANCIER, newspaper of the
City of Mexico, says that the success
full revolution in Nicaragua was due to
European intrigues, done to wreck
American interests in the work of the
canal.
THE British fire tournament opened
at London on the 10th.
By the negligence of train crew a
terrible railroad accident has occurred
at Managua in Nicaragua in which many
We're killed.
UNLESS Mr.. Gladstone at once adopts
decided measures to further the home
rule bill revolt among the Irish mem
bers is certain.
UNITED STATES marines have landed
at Managua, Nicaragua, to protect
canal property. The populace was in
censed and threatened an attack
The Grand Prix de Paris was won by
Ragotsky, Ravensburg second.
FIFTY convicts attempted to escape
from the Tourah prison, Egypt, by at.
tacking their guards and securing their
weapons. They were pursued and
thirty-nine of them killed. The other
eleven escaped.
MONEY continues easy and cheap in
London. Discount rates are at IL per
cent. for three months bills.
DR.. G. c. MAsULIBAR, native of Cal
cutta, India, visiting the worlds fair,
says the people of this country live at a
tremendous pace. He did not expect
much success of Webb's -Mohammedan
cHOTtS HtTe
JAMES GiLBERT. a returned dynamit
er, says that prisoners are badly treated
at Portland, England.
CARDINAL GIBBONS expresses himself
in favor of worlds fair Sunday open
ing.
FRANK IVES, the American champion
billiard player, beat the French champ
ion, Forneil, at Paris. The game wa:
played on French able.
MGR. SAToLLI has started out upon a
western trip which will take in most ot
the principal cities.
DUKE MAMMALIAN EMANUEL, brother
of the Empress Elizab beth, of Austria
while returning to Munich from n ride
ruptured a cardia artery and died al
most Immediately.
NINE deaths from n choleraic disease
occurred in one day at Calais, France.
SOCIALISTS created a riot at Elbing
Germany, which had to be suppressed
by the police.
THE new government at Nicaragua il
ST. id to be hostile to the canal project