The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1876-08-05
GENERAL NEWS.

Auo ePAn0 VI sssS wv ssseH 49, sss0 Wa
viture.
"Married but not mated"-Tilden and
Hendricks.
The heated term has pretty we'll ex
pended itself East.
Congress has catered upon the thirty
fifth week of its session, which il thu
longest ever known.
Pennsylvania produced 1884,, SIG o.
the 50.507, l75 tons Of coal mined in ths
United States Last year.
The good Indians are oil dead now
and Sheridan proposes TO make the sur
vivors - good - possible.
Another German paper, the North lo.oe
Post, published at Lansing, has de
clared for Hayes and Wheeler.
The Democrats are furious becaust
"the bloody Schurz" is to take the STUMP
in Indiana for Hayes and Wheeler.
The Democratic Investigating Com
mittee has expended 4125, 900 for fees,
mileage, per diem. of1witnesses, printing
etc.
What good net, asked Senator Morton,
has the Democratic party done in TWEEN.
ty.five yearsf A painful silence ensued
in the Senate.
And now ex.Gov. Curtin, of Pennsyl.
vania, and General Banks, of Massachu.
sets, wheel into line as supporters Of
HAYES and Wheeler.
The Custer monument fund has
reached $4,000, which il about as high
as q pile of this description ever gets in
the Western Hemisphere.
The editor of the New Orleans Repub.
Ecan, who has been spending his surplus
cash at Saratoga, testifies that M0rrissey
is noted for his flair dealing"
They are looking about for . Vice
President for Mr.. Peter Coopers ticket.
Gov. Tilden would doubtless be glad TO
spare them one.-M Y Tribune.
Since the declination of Newton Booth
to play second fiddle to Peter Cooper,
the Independent ticket has been wab-
bling in space without vice-president.
The Des Moines Register says that out
side of the professional politicians it has
yet to hear of single Democrat in Iowa
who is pleased with Tilden's nomination.
It now turns out from the testimony
of d. o. Mills, president of the Bank Of
California, that the defalcation of Rails
ton, the cashier, at the time CT his death,
was $4,0OO,0O0.
General Crook is at the mouth of the
Little Big Horn. In November next
the Democratic party will be seen issu.
ing from the little mouth of the Big
HOrm.-Rochester Democrat.
The Hon. Schuyler Colfax pronounces
the Hayes and Wheeler ticket the safest,
surest, and strongest personally, politi.
cally, geographically, and intellectually,
that could have been named.
Gov. kellogg says all Is serene in the
Republican ranks in Louisiana, that the
party is entirely united for the first time
in eight years. and that the State is sure
for Hayes and Wheeler if there is . fair
election.
The New York Sun is engaged in the
very remarkable effort to prove that
Samuel J. Tilden has been, since l84S, q
leading and consistent Republican. He
only went with Tweed as . little side
recreation.
"Brick" Pomeroy politely requests
Democrats not to begin Q war on him
mildly suggesting that If he is crowded
too hard, he shall be very apt to fight
back, and - they live in glass houses
they might get hurt.
When Gen. J. NJ. futile, of lows,
trained with the Democrats, they thought
him a model of patriotism, bravery, hu.
manity ard 80 on. Now that he has
come out for Hayes and Wheeler, they
have discovered that in the war be was .
and murderer.
The greenback Democrats of Ohio,
Indiana, Illinois, and other Western
States, are FESTIVE and discontented, and
many Of them, including . number of
papers, have declaredtheir in tention to
support Peter Cooper for President, and
nominate independent candidates in the
Congressional Observation-Disclosures
HdsOkeye.
The Tilden Democrats propose to "play
it alone" They want no help from In.
or Liberal Republicans. The
New York World thus kicks them out
"As for the Liberal Republican, he will
probably 70 from among rs, because he