The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1875-04-10

UuIIO0lut llnQ Ou - ICu WHICH, AC
was swOrn in in the Italian Parliment.
Fast time and low rates are n be the
order Of the day on railroads. Competi-
ton does it.
A National conference of representative
wOrkingmen will be held at Cincinnati
in September
Great Britain has bat 150.526 acres
planted in orchards. Illinois alone has
twice a. many.
The criminal prosecution Of the Itch
borne claimant cost the British govern
ment 100000.
Alfonso informs his mother Isabella
that she cannot enter Spain. Hedoesn't
want her around.
Ex-Gov. Moses, of South Carolina, is
said to be running faro bank at Coism-
bia, in that State.
On the day following the completion
of the new bridge at Port Jervis 1874
cars passed over.
Gen. John G.. Fremont has decided to
take up his permanent residence in Viz
ginia City, Nevada.
A special to the indianapolis journal
states that Gen. Spinner will be sent q
consul to Switzerland.
The total strength of the volunteer
| forces of Great Britain was at the end OF
last year 236, 1888 men.
The establishment of Musical Pro-
fessorship in the University Of Pennsyi'
vania is contemplated.
E.W. Halford, formerly of the Chica-
90 Inter- Ocean, proposes to start q two
cent morning daily at Indianapolis.
Don Carlos has issued a decree calling
into military service all males in the Ma
varrese provinces over eighteen years OF
age.
A law has been passed by the Indiana
Legislature, and signed by the GOvsrnor,
prohibiting the sale of deadly weapons to
minors.
The proprietor of Woods Hotel, Chi
cago. was Yesterday held in $1,000 bail for
refusing the freedom of his house to
colored man.
In Massachusetts, this year, the cen.
tennial anniversary of the Battle OF
Bunker Hill, 18th of June, is to be
legal holiday.
A dispatch from Washington says fears
are expressed that the raids of armed
Mexicans into Texas may result in gen.
eral border war.
The Rev. J. L. Ross, of Niles, Mich,
has been sentenced to six years in the
State Prison for the forgery of deed, on
which he obtained $1,000.
The long suit at law involving the
title to the immensely valuable salt beds
| near Lincoln, Nebraska, was decided Sat
urday in favor of the State.
The Catholics of Germany and Austria
propose to form large jubilee pilgrimage
to Rome. A monster address Of devotion
to the Pope is part of the scheme
The United States Supreme Court yes
terday decided that the fourteenth
amendment to the Constitution does not
confer on women the right to vote.
From recent investigation it appears
that SO, 600, 600 bushels of wheat are yet
to be brought forward from the States OF
Iowa, Minnesota, Wisconsin and Nebras-
| ka.
A great deal of tobacco will be planted
this year if the season is favorable. the
increase being chiefly in West and Mid
die Tennessee, Illinois, Indiana, Missouri
and Ohio.
The next Iowa Legislature is to decide
the question of woman suffrage in that
State, and the advocates of the reform
are already in the field, preparing for a
big fight.
The Michigan Legislature has submit
ted to the people of that State an
amendment to the Constitution which
prohibits the licensing of the sale OF In
toxicating liquors.
The Fifth cavalry, which has been in
Arizona during the past three years, has
been ordered to exchange stations with
the Sixth cavalry now in Kansas and the
Indian country.
DIR. Henry Forester, Prince Bishop OF
Breslau, Germany, has been summoned
to resign his bishopric because he pro-
mulgated the Papal Encyclical against
the Ecclesiastical laws.
The President has declared that all
reports to the effect that the present pol
icy of this government toward Mexico
foreshadOws menacing conclusions, are Of
sensational character.
The Paris Uniuers publishes a PaPal
Encyclical, renewing the excommunlca'
ton pronounced against the Old Catho-
lies of Switzerland and censuring the
authorities for protecting them.
Notes of the denomination of s., Of
the Traders National, First National,
and the Merchants National bank, OF
Chicago, are being redeemed rapidly,
owing to the existence Of well executed
counterfeits.
The sale in England of Mr.. Gladstone's
pamphlet on the Vatican DEGREES has
reached las, 900 copies. The number OF
the Quarterly Review which contains his
article on the speeches of Plus TX. has
reached fifth edition.
The Delaware Legislature has passed a
law to meet the civil rights bill. 1t pro-
vides that hotel keepers, railroad cOmpa-
MES. steamboat owners, and Others may
provide separate accommodations for any
class of persons obnoxious to their custo-
mers or passengers.
The conference of the Roman Catholic
| Bishops, at Fulda, is held with closed
doors. The object Of the meeting is to
discuss and issue a pastoral letter con-
corning the bill before the Prussian Diet,
withdrawing the State grants from the