The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1894-01-26
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PERsoNAL AND POLIrICAI

PERSONAL AND POLITICAL.
THE full text of the democratic in
ternal revenue bill has been published.
The income tax is to go into effect
January l, 1895.
SENATOR WALTHALL, of Mississippi,
has resigned because of ill health. He
had recently been reelected for term
of six years.
REPRESENTATIVE REED, of Huron
county, in bill introduced in the Ohio
legislature proposes to do away with
hanging in Ohio and substitute electro
cution.
TKE fourteenth annual meeting of
the National Farmers Alliance con-
vened at Chicago on the 18th.
GEORGE w. CHILDs, the, Philadelphia
editor, has nad a serious attack of
vertigo.
THE insurgent vessels are still bonn
harding the Brazilian batteries at Mic
theroy.
HAROLD NJ. SEwELL, formerly consul
general at Samoa, and his wife narrow
ly escaped death in a storm at sea.
The subcommittee of the house ju-
dietary has condemned Secretary Car
isles bond scheme.
The Cologne Gazette confirms the re-
port that the Russian government has
applied to the government of Greece
for the keys of the extensive naval
magazine on the island of Paros in the
Grecian archipelago.
A REPORT has been set af1oat to the
effect that an agent of the deposed
Hawaiian queen has been in Canada
for some time securing little army
for Honolulu.
THE Cherokee council has adjourned
Before adjourning bill was passed
creating a commission of five to treat
with the United States commissioner
for statehood.
DR.. MIQUEL's statemest of Germany's
finances to the Prussian diet shows a
deficit of 70, 200, 600 marks.
THE chairman of the Democratic state
central committee of Minnesota has
rendered his resignation. closing his
letter with an attack on the national
administration.
Gov. TURNEY has announced that he
will call an extra session of the Ten
nessee Legislature
The Japanese government has come
to the conclusion that the anti-foreign
society. known as the Del Nippot Myo-
koau, is dangerous to the peace of the
empire.
The Knights of Labor will seek to
enjoin the issue of new bonds by Sec
retary Carlisle.
The president on the Goth sent more
Hawaiian correspondence to congress.
PRESIDENT PEIXOTo, of Brazil, saws
the backbone of the rebellion is weak.
EX-Gov. WILLIAM GILPIN died re-
Gently at Denver, Col He was noted
pioneer of the west and was born Octo-
ber 4, 1918.
THE French senate has agreed to give
votes to women engaged in business at
elections for tribunals of commerce
This is the beginning of woman suf-
frage in France.
Bishop SPALDING, of Peoria, ILL.,, in
an interview at Rome, says the mission
of Mgr. Satolli to the United States has
been of little benefit to the church.
THE French dramatists, Paul Delare
and Eugene Nus, are dead.
IT is reported about the foreign of
fee at London that there has been
fresh fighting in Sierra Leone, but the
details were withheld.
THE Brazilian government forces in
Rio Grande do Sui have arrived at
Santa Anna pursued by the rebels, who
have made heavy levies upon the in
habitants, causing general discomfort.
II is asserted that A. p. Stanford,
brother of the late Leland Stanford,
will contest the latter's will, not being
satisfied with the 100000 left him by
the deceased senator.
IT was reported in Vienna that the
young king of Servia had been muir
dered.
REV. T. DEWITT TAI.MAGE announced
in the Brooklyn tabernacle that this
spring, on his twenty fifth anniversary
as pastor, he would resign.
The Deutche Zeitung correspondent
at Turin paid visit to Kossuth. the
distinguished hungarian patriot, and
found him 50 improved in health as to
be able to converse most vivaciouSly
with his visitor for over an hour
THERE will be no change in the rules
of the senate this session. The ques-
tion was definitely decided at a meet
ing of the committee on rules.
THE president on the 22d sent in the
IhdihC VI w iCCiCt CChiidhi, dHlt-
snapper of New York, for the supreme
bench.
THERE were rumors of conflict at
Chihuahua between the federal troops
and the rebels, which resulted in the
killing of thirty-three of the latter.
CONGRESSMAN WILSON, of West Vir-
ginia, is very sick man, caused by his
exertions in furthering the tariff bill
SECRETARY CARLISLE is looking after
abseutees in official circles at Washing
ton. He thinks there is too much sick
ness for the good of the service.
A PROJECT has been presented to the
Russian finance minister to replace the
debased pieces by new solid silver
coinage
AN investigation into the report
from Vienna to the effect that King
Alexander, of SerTia, had been muir
dered shows the story to be unfounded
in fact
MISCELLANEOUS.
: THE Exchange bank of Ottawa, Put
nam county, O., Samuel S. Slauson,
president, has assigned to DR.. w. f.
Reed.
s COMPTROLLER EcKELs announces that
the First national bank of Great Falls
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