The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1875-09-25
GENERAL NEWS.

California has 10000 manageable
lgirls.
San Francisco has 352 unmarried >fe.
male teachers.
The new governor of California is q
country editor.
Illinois lost 2S,34S soldiers and sailors
during the war.
Voorhees, is going to take the stump
for Allen in Ohio.
The Chinese government has appointed
two ambassadors to Great Britain.
Florence Tilton has resigned her posi-
ton as a school teacher in Brooklyn.
General business depression continues
in England and on the Continent.
1t is said that Carl Schurz will speak
for the Republican ticket in Ohio.
1t is said there are nearly million
more women than men in Germany.
The Fifteenth annual fair of st. Louis
will open the first Monday in October.
Olnithological food for dyspeptic pc.
litical ec0nomists-L@gal.tender pills.
Clara Morris has arrived in New York
from Europe, improved slightly in health.
France has the incorporate prospect of
making 4, 2iU,OOO, OUO gallons VI wine this
year.
Twenty-Five thousand colored people
have lett Georgia within the last nve or
six years.
Gen. John A. Logan, passed through
Kansas, en- route home from Colorado,
ON Monday.
The leather business of the United
States represents working capital of
7O,UC0,OUa.
The Bank of California continues to
promise to resume, but doesn't resume a
cents worth.
The epizootic has broken out again in
New York, and ten thousand horses are
already said to be affected.
There was heavy frost in the vicinity
of Springfield, Mo-, Friday night last
whicE has efiectuaIly killed the tobacco
crop.
A Canadian agricultural society offers
a prize for the best bread made and baked
by bachelors. This opens up new male
industry.
The eleventh great sale of Gol,ldust
horses will take place at Eden stock
farm, near Louisville, Ky, Oh Wedues-
day, Nov. 3.
1t is now thought that the man shot
few nights ago in Kentucy, is none other
than the celebrated outlaw and rvbb.r,
Jesse James.
A pauper in the Dubuque almshousc
having fallen heir to $500 refused to
leave the institution, but will pay a. reg
ular boarder.
Experiments at Houston, Tex.s. show
that northern corn yields ten bushels
to the acre more than the ordinary corn
of the country.
The New Orleans Picayunc proposes
that the South partly begin resumption
of specie paymn. by selling tie inc"m-
in. crop of cotton exclusively for specie.
The New York Democratic Ccayen
ton has re affirmed the cnunciation oi
the National Convention OF 1872 in
favor ofa speedy return 10 specie pay
mentS.
Mr.. Jefferson Davis is accompanied on
his Western tour by his son, Mr.. Je,itr-
son Davis, Jr. The latter is twcT.y-one
years Of aye, and has spent the greater
past Of his life in Europe.
The Workmen's Peace Conference at
Paris, has unanimously passed the prin
cipal resolution bfore it, which >,'lemnly
protests against ornaments Of the Euro
pean powers as al intolerab;e 5arlen
OIL the people.
Emperor William will leave Germany
by October Sd, to visit the King
Of Italy. Prince Bismarck will probably
attend him. The Emperor will start
from Baden soon after the birthday OF
the Empress, Sept. 80.
The south of France, which snf!tred /
20 fearfully from, floods a few months
ago. is again similarly afflicted il: anoth
r. quarter along the Rivers Tarn and
Allier. Eighty-eight deaths and the
of 120 houses ut one place
are reported.