The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1876-09-16
GENERAL NEWS.


The great exposition closes November
10th.
Vermont was made test case. How
do you like the decision?
Missouri Greenbackers have nomina-
ted J. P. Alexander for Governor.
The dog show at Philadelphia COM
prised seven hundred splendid animals.
Blaine and Ingersoll have finished
their work in Maine. and are coming
West.
British Columbia declares it will have
railroad, or separate from the Dominion
of Canada.
Snobs are rs thick as blackberries at
Saratoga. 1t is said they contemplate
convention.
They say that IL, 900 women and girls
have learned to swim in the free New
York baths this season.
Campaign fgures-those showing the
amount of income tax Of which Tilden
defrauded the government.
Ex-Secretary Bristow and his family
were among the 1878 paying visitors to
the Centennial Saturday last.
Beshoar the Democratic candidate for
Lieutenant Governor Of Colorado, denies
that he stole 1900 head of sheep.
George William Curtis says that the
Republicans have nominated the best
State ticket ever made IN New York.
One hundred and twenty-four clerks
have been discharged from the War
Department under the late act OF Con-
gress.
A Cornell man wants to bet $500 that
he can lift horse. Such things were
not included in collegiate course twen-
ty years ago.
Oregon wheat exporters have trouble
in securing grain to load vessels arriving
at Portland. The farmers will not sell
at present prices.
When Bob. Ingersoll ponnces on Viii
| liams in Indiana, there will he sound
of ripping blue jeans that will be heard
all over the State.
The Louisville Comier-J0urnaL calls
| Sitting Bull and his followers the NORTH
ern Sioux, to distinguish them, it is pre-
sumed. from the Southern Sioux under
Hamburg Butler.
| Mr.. Blaine is to make his first speech
| in Indiana. with Gen. Ben. Harrison, at
the grand rally at the Tippecanoe bat
tie ground on the 26th inst. That will
be monster meeting.
1t is solemnly announced that the rea-
son no Campaign SANDERS" have been
promulgated against Gov. Hayes is be-
cause the Democratic newspapers are too
! high toned to stoop to such business.
Who would have suspected it?
| The Vermont election demonstrates
that wherever there are Democrats they
are voting this year. When in that
hopeless state they go to the polls it is IN
indication of such fighting trim as always
foreruns victory Harrisburg Patriot.
The bottom seems to have dropped Oh,
OF the Ti,ien campaign in New York.
and hundreds of men who have bet heav-
! lily on the Success of the Democratic
ticket, before the Saratoga convention,
are now hedging" to cover their foolish
risks.
The Republican nominee for Superin-
,endent of Schools in Iowa thinks the
Democratic money plank should have
read: 1--WE are in favor of resumption,
but since resumption is a hinderance to
resumption, therefore we should not re
sumo.
Dallas (Texas) Herald: Large guam
titles of buffalo hides are stored in the
old compress building. They form an
important element in the hide trade oil
Dallas. The number of buf1aloes killed
this year on our frontier is estimated at
fully $4,000.
Mr. Adams is deceived. The Democrat
ic party has not yet changed. Itdoes not
accept his beliefs, scorns his convictions,
and accepted aid from him only in the
hope that it may get opportunity to
trample upon the ideas which have made
the name of Adams honorable. That his
selfdecep,ion will result in deception
of the independent voters we do not
apprehend. -Mw York Tribune.