The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1899-01-27
The italian government will send a

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diplomatic note to the powers that
participated in the recent anti-anarch-
ist conference, inviting them to state
definitely their conclusions relative to
the proposals considered. When the
answers of the powers are received
Italy will call a conference of the am-
bassadors with a view of taking united
action.
CAMP No. 731. United Confederate
Veterans, of St Louis. has gone on
record as being radically opposed to
placing disabled confederate soldiers
in the institutions maintained for
union veterans and the pensioning of
confederates.
CONSIDERABLE damage was done by
a freight train wreck near Alto Pass,
Ill
GREAT BRITAIN has proclaimed a
protectorate over the Soudan portion
of Africa
THE captain of the Italian steamer
Oriene, which recently arrived at
Genoa, Italy, reported that while COM
ing from Brazil woman on board, in
fit of insanity, threw her three little
sons overheard and then leaped after
days later the woman's husband and
daughter jumped into the sea and were
lost.
AN earthquake was recently felt at
Jamaica It lasted ten seconds.
The order from the authorities in
Havana directing the authorities at
Santiago not to expend the customs
receipts without permission from the
governor general and directing that
sanitary work shall be done for rations
and not money pay has been received
with bad grace by the people at San.
tiago and threats were being made
that many would take to the noun
tains and turn brigands
TWENTY persons lost their lives in a
recent fire near San Sebastian, Spain.
A SEISMIC shock was felt throughout
the southern portion of Greece on the
22d. The houses in several villages
were destroyed and much damage to
property was done at other places.
AN earthquake shock was felt at
Richview. ILL, on the 2lst.
PORTER j. MCCUMBER, republican,
was elected United States senator in
the joint assembly at Bismarck, N D.
A MASS meeting was held in New
York on the 22d for the purpose of pro-
testing against the policy of ''im-
perialism and entanpling alliances
with European powers" Resolutions
were adopted against the permanent
annexation of the Philippines.
Speeches were made by ex-Ambassa-
dor Eustis, Samuel Gompers and
Bourke Cochran. Letters of sympathy
with the object of the meeting were
read from ex-President Cleveland, Will
liam J. Bryan and Bishop Potter.
AT a joint conference at Kansas City,
Mo-, of the live stock sanitary boards
of Missouri and Kansas it was agreed
that each state board would honor
permits issued by the other in the
movement Of southern. or infected cat
tie; that the quarantine regulations to
be formulated by the secretaries are to
be as near uniform as the conditions
will warrant, and that the two boards
cooperate for the protection of the
cattle industry in each state.
MRS. SAM SMITH. of Lamont, Ok,
blew out her brains with a revolver in
the presence of her husband and chill
dren. Religious mania was supposed
to have led to the suicide.
FRANK M. DORSEY. formerly cashier
of the failed First national bank of
Ponca, Neb., was found guilty in the
federal court on the 10Th on Ii counts
charging him with making false re-
ports to the COMPTROLLER.
AT St Louis Katy Clancy shot and
wounded John McCaffery. street car
conductor. and then swallowed the
contents of bottle of bichloride of
mercury. 1t was thought both would
die.
moa on account of the trouble grow
ing out of the election of successor
to the late King Malietoa A special
dispatch said that the British and
American consuls were compelled to
force the doors of the supreme court
at Apia, Samoa, in which the German
consul had established himself, and
push him into the street. The situa-
ton was reported grave in the islands
and may embroil the United States
and Great Britain with Germany.
A SOLID block on South Main street
in Davis. I. T.. was consumed by fire
on the goth. The post office was en-
tirely destroyed.
issued a statement to the effect that
new coupon sheets with cou pons ma
turing between April l. 1899, and jan
uary l, 1909, will be issued shortly to
the holders of Cuban bonds of 1890.
This is equivalent to an admission on
the part of the Spanish government