The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1875-05-15
MISCELLANEOUS PARAGRAPH,

MISCELLANEOUS PARAGRAPH,
Robert Bonner has given 100000 t.
Rev. DR.. Halls new church.
1t is said that linen busters will be o.
the Ulster pattern this Summer.
The largest maple sugar manufacturer
in Vermont annually taps $3.50 trees.
The authorities at Berlin have resolved
to suppress working mems associations.
i Brigham Young is opposed to free
schools and believes in q "limited edu
cation"
| Nearly fifty tons of books, newspapers
and pamphlets are sent daily from New
York City.
The trip of the Prince of Wales to
India will cost, it is estimated, about
81, 100000.
A meeting of the Nationa! Teachers
Association will be held at Minneapolis
on the 9Th of August.
Florida is said to be the best timbered
State in the Union, having over 3O,OOO,-
600 acres of timbered land.
Emigrants from Arkansas are settling
in Cherokee county. There seems to be
general rush from Arkansas this spring.
The temperance fair in Cincinnati
lasted q week. and was the most complete
success Of any fair Of the kind ever held
in that city.
A canal is projected in Indiana to con-
meet Lake Michigan with the Wabash
River, and thus the opening Of naviga-
ton with Ohio.
American quails thrive we'll in Eng
land, and now they are to be introduced
into ireland, as it is deemed u better
country for them.
The counting in the Treasury at WASH
iugton preparatory to the transfer of the
funds from General Spinner to Treasurer
New began last week.
A State Convention of Christian Wom-
en- has been called to meet in st. Louis
the goth of May to organize and mature
plans for active work."
Saunders News Letter, one of the best
known of the Irish newspapers, has
ceased to exist. 1t was established in
Dublin about l29 years ago.
Many towns and counties in Kentucky
and North Carolina voted in May under
the "local option" law, and it is believed
quite number will vote prohibition.
Philadelphia is going to borrow $780,
600 to extend water facilities to the Gen.
tennial Grounds. The chief engineer
however, says the extention will cost ST.
$4,000.
The principal conspirator in the plot
to assassinate Bismarck last year, has |
been found and arrested. The Prussian |
journals state that the plot included the
of Emperor William also.
President Grant has been invited by
Bunker Hill Monument Association to
be present at the celebration ON June II,
but has given no definite answer. Cen
Sherman has announced that be will be
present.
Maine now prohibits the carriage of
liquor into or through the State, for pur-
poses of sale in the State, by express
companies, runners, steamboat companies
and stages. ANY such goods so carried
may be seized IN transit.
A great temperauce meeting took
place lately in the Catholic Church of
Council Bluffs. Iowa. MANY could not
pain admittance. In response to the fer.
vent appeal Of the Priest, over four hun
1red and nifty signed the pledge, ana the
work is still going on.
With about two regiments. one of in.
antry and one of cavalry, General Gus
,er will star. from Minnesota for the
Black Hills on or about June LIST.
A notber expedition will start for the
anne destination from Fort Laramie.
Wyoming, at about the same time.
The st. Louis TGmss thinks the score.
ary of the state constitutional conven-
ion should be provided with q slop
bucket big enough to contain all the res.
sent to his desk BY members.
it be q good idea to get a
/ ade larger one and Just empty in the
themselves The State would
ese nothing.-K. C. Journal of Commerce.
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