The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1875-02-06
illSCELLAXEous PARAaRAPus.

!ne smaii-p0X - raging te4rfully IN
The lawyers have made $500, 900 out
of Tweed.
The Fri Railroad killed ninety.eight
people last year.
w. b. Astor's tax ON real estate last
year was $4,000.
Mrs. James g. Blaine and Gail Ham
iltOn are sisters.
sheridan's headq usfters is to be re-es-
tablished at Chicago.
It is reported that the New York Re-
publican will soon be revived.
The people of Richmond, Ind, protest
against too much taxation.
Railroad managers held . meeting,
last Tuesday, at Springfield, Ill.
The New York Tribune dollar grass
hopper fund has reached $4,000.
The platform OF Andy Johnson-"The
Constitution Of the United States of
America"
The Republicans of the Third Con-
gressional District have re-nominated H.
II. Starkweather.
Fifteen hundred persons we're injured
in Paris on New Years night by falling
on the icy streets.
Since the death of the king of China
his queen has committed suicide, and the
queens mother is regent.
About 100 clergymen of Chicago have
signed the constitution Of the Chicago
Temperance Alliance.
The Austrian Imperial Academy is
about to publish under competent edi-
tors an edition of the Latin Fathers.
The sum of $50, 900 has been appropri-
ated by Congress for publishing the off,
cial records of the war Of the rebellion.
Green Bay, Wis, has q man who is
miles without complaining of fatigue.
Mr.. Gladstone will give some of the
time heretofore occupied by public duties
to the preparation Of . Homeric diction-
airy.
The Chicago Journal thinks that city
will he selected as the place Of holding
tie next National Republican Conven-
Jon.
The Secretary of the Treasury has
ordered the redemption of SIS, OOO, 900
$40 bonds of 1862, to b. paid by the LIST
Of May.
Five hundred and seventy.nine re-
cruits have been ordered for regiments
ut New Orleans and at COlum-
bia, S. q.
Edward Wurpel, Cashier of the Peoples
Saving Institution, st. Louis, has abscOn.
ded with $4,000 to $4,000, and the
banf Is closed.
More gold has been shipped from New
York since the first of January than
during any corresponding period for
years.
Fifteen hundred miners at Brazil, Ind,
are Oh strike OH account Of proposed
reduction from So to Is cents per ton for
getting out coal.
The formal opening of the st. Louis
and Morgan county's Mining and Smelt.
ing Company took place in st. Louis last
saturday evening.
Geo. n. Black has been appointed
receiver of the Springfield and NortE>
wester railroad company and has taken
possession of the line.
The total number of locomotive steam
engines in the world is said to be 1867
IF which II, 223, or nearly one third, are
in the United States.
France publishes 1876 newspapers, of
which 526 belong to the provinces, and
754 to Paris. Thirty-scven of the latter
are daily and political.
Zen Butler wants some one in WASH
nston who ''dare not lie." lie longs
or sombre contrast to set off his own
brilliant courage in that line.
The saving in the price of coal aloi
o the people of st. Louis, by reason Ut
he existence of the "big bridge" aggre-
,ated SlO5, 900 in seventeen days.
Some interesting revelations in regard
o the emperor Macmillan and Marshal
3azaine are expected in the memoirs of
he lase President of Mexico, Juarez.
The people of the Colorado valley in
Texas are going largely into the sugar
rowing business. Both soil and climate
re amicably adapted for the purpose.
The Springfield Mass. Republican says
he Democratic party lacks moral fibre.
The Louisville Courier journal SAYS it
wants intelligence. They are both right.
Rev. Miss Harris. Of Maine, officiated
s Chaplain in the State Senate, one day
asst week, being the first woman who
yer performed that service in the Leg.
stature.
1t is stated that the venerable poet,
;harles Sprague, who died in Boston,
rhere for forty years he has BEEN cashier
f the Globe Bank, never entered q steam
ar but once.
The Granite and Crescent Mills, at
all River, Mass, have closed owing to
dissatisfaction about wages. The
Teavers have resolved that one thousand
I their number will 60 back to England.
Madrid papers say cordial commupi-
atoms between Mr.. Gushing, the Envoy
f the United States, and Senior Castro,
iinister of Foreign Affairs, has resulted
D an understanding in regard to the
Indemnity payable to the families of the
rev of the Virginius.
The public debt statement, issued