The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-12-15
NEWS OF THE WEEK.
Cleaned By Telegraph and Mail.

PERSONAL AND POLITICAL
The German-Roumanian commercial
treaty has been approved by the treaty
committee of the reichstag.
Mrs. ARTHUR MILLER, known on the
stage as Amy Gordon, is practically an
object of charity at Galesburg, Ill,
having become an outcast through in
temperance. ----- .-----'s- s---.-s.
THE Encouragement has received
and accepted the resignation Of Lewis
Miles, United States district attorney
for the southern district of Iowa
ACTING SECRETARY CURTIS, of the
treasury department, intimates that
the government would interfere should
any attempt be made to give practical
effect to the suggestion of Gov. Waite,
of Colorado, that Colorado make silver
a legal tender and provide for its free
coinage at a state mint
The prince of Wales is now grand
master of the English Freemasons.
The report of Sir Gerald Portal. the
British consul general for German east
Africa, will advise the extension of the
Zanzibar protectorate to include Ugan-
da.
Mr. RICHARD MANSFIELD, the actor,
was compelled to break his engage
ment at Cincinnati on account of an at
tack of the grippe.
AT Anderson, Ind, r. d. Grimes, dry
goods merchant has assigned. Liabil-
the saTe.
IT is rumored that George J. Gould
has had Mrs Zella Nicolaus. who is SUI
ing him for s40,0 900, indicted for at
tempting blackmail.
THE Portuguese cortes has been dis
solved.
NJ. DUPUY has assumed the presidency
of the French chamber of deputies
EX-PREMIER CRIsPI has been asked to
try his hand again at forming an Ital-
ian ca abinet
ADM. DE CANA has joined the forces
| of the revolutionists in Brazil. and the
movement to overthrow PeiXoto seems
to be gaining ground daily.
Mr.. GLADSTONE was reported indis
posed on the sth. Nothing serious
was apprehended
A DISPATCH from Cairo reports tina,
the British ambassadorship to St
Petersburg has been offered to Baron
| Cromer, who, it is expected, will accept
Baron Cromer is now British political
agent and consul-general at Cairo.
Gov. RENFRow, of Oklahoma, saws
| that he cannot remove republican Off
| GERS in the territory without good
cause.
THE supporters of Lee in Virgins
are unwilling to abide by the action o.
the caucus and will try to organize &
bolt and elect him senator in spite o.
| the Endorsement of Martin.
| COMMANDER-IN-CHIE ADAMS, of the
| G.. A. R., has issued an official circular
| asking that all comrades report any
cases of fraudulent pensions they know
| of, and asserting that the statement:
of President Cleveland in his message
| cannot be substantiated.
The British house of lords has vir
tually killed the employers liability
bill, and their action has added fuel Il
the fire of popular resentment.
| Mrs. LAURA B. FoHUTE, editress o
the Gulf Messenger, a monthly literary
magazine of wide circulation in tn,
south, published at San Antonio, Tex
died recently. Deceased was 40 year
of age and a widow.
| THE British minister to Morocco ha
been instructed to support Spain's de
mands for the punishment of the Rif
fans and for indemnity for the Mellil;
campaign.
/ LANSING B. MIsNEE, minister to Cen
tral America under President Harrison
died recently at Benicia, Cal of drops.
Of the Heart.
| III. E. TAUBENECK has written a let
ter declaring himself opposed to tn
new party movement proposed by w
F. Riphtmire, of Kansas.