The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-05-12

DOMINGO CANA, the new minister
from Chill to the United States, will
sail for New York early in June.
THE board of directors of the Bank
of England has advanced the rate OF
discount to per cent. from 21E per cent.
CHOLERA is making terrible ravages
in Malacca, 200 cases being reported
daily. Numerous deaths have 90
CURED.
A BOYCOTT by the religious organiza-
tions of the country is threatened
against the worlds fair if the gates are
opened on Sunday.
DREYFUs, of Paris, is said to- be a
heavy operator in the Chicago wheat
pit.
CLEARING house returns for the week
| ended May 4 showed an average in
crease of 7.3 compared with the CORE
spending week of last year. In New
York the increase was 93.
THE Turkish porte announces the ar
rest of two Armenian teachers who
were employed in the Marsovan col
lege. 1t is charged that the distur b.
ances that recently occurred in several
of the villages were due to the msei1i-
nations of these teachers
NEWS from Bolivia says the Indians
are sacking the frontier villages. =
DR. CHARLES TANNER, the noted Irish
leader and member of parliament for
Middle Cork, is critically i'll in London
IT has been decided that the meeting
of the international monetary confer
ence at Brussels shall be postponed un-
til some time in November
COLD and frost have rendered neces.
sary much replanting of the cotton
crop.
The town of Kowal, in Poland about
eighty miles south of Warsaw, has been
visited by destructive conflagration
The big infrnary and asylum were
burned. No less than eighty persons
perished and 300 families were made
homeless.
The Italian chamber of deputies has
commenced the .debate on the naval
estimates, which 1.-THE commission on, the
subject proposes to increase from 3d.
1000 lire to los, ,O00, 900. .lire.,. ..-
THE executive committee of the
Order of Railway Photographers are ex-
amining the books and accounts of the
grand officers. There are charges that
the grand chief has reckIessly squan-
eered the money of the order. 1t is
stated that between $40, 900 and $50, 900
was spent in the Burlington, Cedar
Rapids & Northern and Rock Island
strikes.
THE German army bill was defeated
by a decisive vote, and the reichstag
was at once dissolved.
in Honduras teHsof the complete over
throw of the rebel leader Bonilla.
ONE of the schemes of the opposition
to delay action on the Irish home rule
bill has been knocked out by decision
of the speaker.
A SCHOOL hoy named Grueber shot
Father Puronka in Olenutz. Austria,
with a revolver and then killed him
self. The priest will recover. Puronka
had interfered in Grueber's love affairs.
THERE was great excitement in Dub
lin over the dynamite explosion and it
was believed that the object of it was
to embarrass the government.
THE annual eight hour demonstration
of London workingmen took place on
the 7th. The meetings were enthusi-
astic, but peaceable.
SIR JAMES ANDERSON died in London.
He was born in Dumfries, Scotland. in
1924, and commanded the steamship
Great Eastern during the laying of the
Atlantic cables in 1865 and 1866.
AMERICAN Cubans at Key West are
exceedingly. active and assert that a
blow for the liberty of Cuba will soon
be struck which will be successful.
GEN. J. b. WEAVER predicts split Of
the old parties on the money question.
PRIvY COUNCILLOR VON BISMARCK,
eldest brother of the ex-chancellor, is
dead.
A DISPATCH from Rio Janeiro says
financial crisis prevails in that city.
Both insurgents and the government
claim the victory in the battle fought
near Uruguayana, in Rio Grande do
Sui.
Mr.. GLADSTONE has rendered the poet,
laureateship to John Ruskin.
EX-PREsIDFNTG GONZALES, of Mexico, il,
again reported dead.
The Spanish government is said to
have suppressed the Cuban revolt by
buying off the leaders.
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