The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-01-13

E1eHr miners Imprisoned in a flooded
nine in Russia were rescued after ten
days starvation.
Several soldiers were frozen to Odeath
on the ice OF CroustadL Russia
THE principal Italian shipbu}Idera
ana ship owners have resolved to regis
ter their vessels under foreign hags
hereafter, in order to escape the ruin-
Gus imposts levied on Italian vessels
IT IS reported in diplomatic circles at
London that n. Cam bon, the French
ambassador to Spain, will succeed NJ
/ Waddington as French ambassador 70
Great Britain
JoHS RUsKIS. the English writer. is
hopelessly insane
TIE great advance in hogs and pork
surprises every one.
THE application of the factory laws
reducing the hours of labor In factories,
mines, etc, has caused a reduction OF
wages throughout France. Many
strikes have resulted.
Az immense cotton warehouse at
Liverpool, England, was burned re-
Gently, together with IL, 600 bales Of
! cotton.
JACK ASHTON, the pugilist who trav-
eled with the Sullivan hiPpodrOme, is
dead.
THERE is to be introduced IN the
Mexican congress a proposal for the
abolition Of all present legations, ex-
cept that at Washington, and providing
that there be one legation for all
Europe and one for all South America.
IT is asserted that two vessels from
Boston have arrived at Liverpool with
cattle afflicted with pleuro-P pneumonia
THE iron trade still shows a waiting
disposition for new year developments.
OvEB ], 500 yorkmen are destitute in
Z FnsaFu
W. a WEBsrEB, Canadian Immigrant I
agent. says that fully 500 families have
migrated from South Dakota to the
Canadian northwest during the past
year
HUNGARY has obtained loan of 515,-
OOO. 600 crowns from the Rothschiids
THE cordage trust has paid quarter
ly dividend OF three per cent on its
common stock.
CHARLEY MiTCHELL, the English
pugilist, is working the trsadJniil ia
Pentonville prison, where he is sojourE-
ing for assault His friends expect he
win be in good condition 70 fight COr-
bett-
CHNAAIEN are said to be working on
a plan to defeat the purpose Of the reg
istration act by having photographs
taken that viii fade
A SENSATIONAL story has been pub
lshed TO the effect that Arch bishop
Ireland has preferred formal charges Of
unbecoming conduct against Arch
bishop COrrigan. The vatican has
ordered an inquiry.
NEARLY all the towns and cities Ia
northern Mexico, except Mon terey and
Durango, ara affected with nn epidemic
of typhoid fever, and the rate of NOR
tality from the disease is alGrming.
SAMUEL COOLIDGE. aged 10, feu over
board at sea while on the way 80 Balti-
more He was a good svvtmmer, but
was devoured by an Immense shark be-
fore he could be rescued.
AT q by-eIsction Of the Alb arrOn-
dissement. OF the department Of Tarn,
Franco, Pref Laureas a socialist, WsG
elected to the chamber by a large ma
tority. In Carneauz the electorate
voted for him almost unanimously.
THE Canadian fisheries department
has received a report from their of1eers
salmon pack on the Frazer river was
the smallest IN many years
TIE electoral colleges Of the various
states met On the 9Th and after voting
as required by the constitution appoint
ed messsu gers to carry the result to
Washington
TIE steamer William Anning at
Queenstown, from Baltimore, reports
that on December p her third engineer
and mess room were washed oyerbOara
by heavy seas
The steamer Michigan, from Boston,
rescued and landed at Liverpool the
crew of the Norwegian bark Vsloz.
which was abandoned on January 8.
The VeIox sailed from Apalachicola
for Conway. Wales
A SENSATION has been caused in Rome
by the letter Of Pope Leo TO the people
of Bologna which states that in uoui-
mating Cardianl Serafino Vanutelh to
be bishop OF bologna, he has Obeyed
the divine inspiration This means
Van utelH will be the next pope