The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-06-02
GENERAL.

! I'M huNti lih GU tit
criminal prosecution of four young
Czechs most conspicuous in the fight in
the bohemian diet or May II.
THE two months drought in Franc
is estimated to have destroyed 81, DOO, O0I
francs worth OF crops. The creates,
damage was done on the green crop.
RECENT floods have devastated large
districts in RIlmania. Whole villages
have been Submerged. Three large
railway bridges and fifteen smaller
ones have been destroyed.
Two French delegates to the interna.
tional mining conference at Brussel.
We're expelled because it was said they
assisted in cxpeliing belgian miners
from France.
THE officers and crew of the Brazilian
warship AlmiraIte Borroso. which was
wrecked near Ras Ghereb, have been
landed at Port said. Only one marine
was drowned
/ TKk duke of Montenart. France, is
dead.
WHILE firing a salute on board the
| British nan-of-war Merscy, in honor o!
| Queen Victoria's 18th birthday. the
breech of Il cannon was blown off and
! one of the men working the gun killed.
NEARLY 100 houses have been burned
in the village OF Strang, near Bruenn
! Austria. But four houses in the village
are still standing. Many persons were
I'M jured by the falling of the church
: tower.
! THE earnings of the Wabash FOR the
! third week in May of this year were
S237 .95GGl. against $213. 13 for the
corresponding week of last year, an in
crease OF S2f,ojT.4S This is good COM
para tive showing for light season.
THE Russians have sent 1000 troops
/ to the Murghabi fort IN the Pamirs.
! Notwithstanding pacific assurances
more Russian troops will be moved
! through the Oyus valley during the
| coming summer
THERE is a rate cutting on the sly be-
tween the New Orleans Freight Traffic
association and the Western Traffic as
sociation.
| CLEARING house returns for the week
ended May - showed an average de-
crease of 9.3 compared with the corre-
spending week last year. In New
York the decrease was 149.
| THE country from the Rocky mount
aims to the Mississippi river was thor
oughly soaked by the heavy rains of
the 25th and 2Gth. Unfortunate tely one
or two lives We're lost.
The Mercantile Financial Trustees &
! Agency Co., of Melbourne, has sus-
pended payment. The nominal capital
| of the concern exceeds 100000 900. and
the British deposits amount to 81, ,5O0,-
900.
THE centrist party. the leading op-
ponent of the German army bill, is
split into factions, which Will insure
| government success at the coming cleo
ton.
! DUN's weekly review of trade says
that retail and jobb;ng business has
improved materially during the past
week.
PoPE LEO, in giving an audience to
Vicomte Vogue. affirmed in more forci-
BILE language than ever his views in
favor of the French republic and OF
democratic institutions.
AFTER June 1 bonds of the Russian
government will be liable to duty,
whether exported from or imported
into that country.
| OWING to the excitement attending
the elections for the reichstag, the up
per house of the Prussian landta9 is
likely to postpone beyond the present
session the enactment of the tax re-
forms proposed.
The Austro-Hungarian military
budget shows an increase of over 81,
000,0 The government explains that
the increase is rendered Necessary by
the pace set by other powers in expend-
itures upon their armies.
The sensation in the markets recent
ly was the sudden jump in the price OF
pork, which the clique had cornered
and was manipulating as it pleased.
THE Clover Leaf has withdrawn from
the Eastbound Passenger association.
ALEXANDER II. WEBB, an agent fol
Mohammedans, is in the United States
negotiating for the purchase of land
upon which it is proposed to establish
| Mohammedan colonies.
| LATE intelligence from Stanley Falls
leaves little doubt that Emin Pasha,
the noted explorer, has been killed By
| his enemies.
THE LATEST.
| MARIE NEvINs BLAINE was quietly
welded to DR.. William T. Bull at New
York city.
| 1NFANTA EULALIA visited the tomb
of Gen. Grant and laid upon it beau-
tiful wreath.
! The speakers at the memorial day
services at indianapolis were ex-Presi-
dent Harrison and Gov. Mckinley.
AN attempt was made to blow open