The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1879-08-29
GENERAL BREVITIES.

SE~~>s~>>~~--> 80
"
A FORTUNE.TELLER known as meta Ia :,
died recently In vienna, leaving $4O'OV
ana the business 10 her dauShter.
Mhs. -. "A. fLiMffON Oh Cincinna''
mas couhu OUT IOr nerseh the art VI liaA-
ing hgures In reiiei on pottery.
A CRANE was shot at Vernon, Mich,
recently that was four feet long and
weighed but two and one-haf pounds.
"A MoNhoE Eounty VS. w9n LII
sNe III III " PVu"I Jay snn, '''o
heA' "ay "orAeu ia .''e i,"i 'e'. ii'."
MOUNT Ross, IN the alps, Is a nne
summer resort: party OF frehchmen,
who assembled 1t recently, were nearly
frozen 10 death.
AMONG otner discoveries III .he eAca-
Ni.loh Oh DIGy Uh was Pos y. Pe-
serves ~ eAcelent conIlllon. n = nose n As.
syr'''n "o.s ih"s' nave oceii well "i'"sn'
up.
AT New Haven Mills, VT, Is an apple
tree that bears apples one year on one
sue SUI the next year On inc o.ller sue
!ne ir''i' each year Is VI 'lie s'''i'e va
rely
WILD plums will be an abundant crop
in Dakota this year. The thickets all
the way along the Missouri River from
Iankton to Fort Randall are loaded with
the fruit.
TIE Barcelona papers state that in
the Ampurdan district landowners are
daily receiving letters from brgands
threatening them with assassination or
lncendiarism in default of paying con-
siderable blackmail.
FEW weels ago the LARGE Garnet in
tho .,diuStar,s room of the Ban Eranc;s-
co mint was taken up for the first time
in five wears and burned for the purpose
of reducing the Accommodations of filings.
The value of the bullion obtained was
S2,4OO.
r,,,, .,;., of A.. C,,,J Dbl,
dealer hos 500, Mr. I.n"+,r' tho ' mr.
feSS;o,ai Enol;sb he.ut~ and ,ajiS ber !,
scant- haired iT-dressed rather sweet
faced woman. but without striking
beauty of form or face. The opinion IS
not accented rs final
pr, AZ ,,,-,,so,, ,,.,.,
~ . yW Nh tNsoN, VIII .3 e' al
xcnt;sts NV stenn;no down from the Mat
on'''s ~ s'ePinS !o"n .ioh 'no Pl''-
iolm On! hlarr.tnS nillseh " !1:ns
" a. ~, no" " stn'o 20 , ~ mnu "i W.
eeh :. J.'li oh on'!Se Vi c,Sah: nc
:. E u " nave =" =" iio anu i'"i ''''''i e''
Ill M"'is's'
len years ago widow lady In Liber-
y, Ia, FOUND lttie hal-starveu lamD.
She raised IL ana TOOK care OF IL. from
that beginning she now mas ~ sheep,
ana mas from tme 10 ume SOFA ~ mead.
II .l,s II no. Sopa uislutn 1 ,a aor s.ell nj; u
sinai lua in' es'ine'' VIC "'''' hhe ~ "'h
"na' Is
A RULE OF the Illinois Central Rail
road provides that dogs shall not ride in
a passenger car; but big and ferocious
bulldog walked into car at Chicago,
appropriated whole seat, and rode 800
miles unmOlested: 8" He had such a
meaning smile," was the conductors
apology for not ejecting him.
A WHOEVER. with two children, sued
for breach of promise at Limerick. gave
rs an excuse for not keeping his promise
that he could not marry without the con-
sent of his father-in-law, the father of
his former wife, and the Obdurate old
person would not yield. The jury nulct-
sd him $3.50
A YOUNG elephant was recently
brought INTO the Court Of EXchequer, in
London. lie was accused of frightening
4 horse, and thereby damaging young
lady contained in the carriage attached
thereto, but his mild and playful be-
havlor IN court, where he amused HIM
sell by picking hats Off the table, con-
vlnced every body he did not mean to do
1t, and the case was compromised.
HENRY PACE killed the young man
who had wronged his daughter, at
Clerkenwell, England, and public senti-
ment favored him SO strongly that a
fund was raised to support his family
during the year and a half of impris-
onnsnt to which he was sentenced.
His escape from worse punishment
was regarded as lucky, and he went to
pn,son ~ Soou Splits. but the daughter
=: Hi, Win pehS murderer, ana
IN eGnse!"enSe VI 'hat lie hanged NM
SUI III HIS ceii'
UNLi lew weeks ago England was
rldlculIng the precautions taken on the
Cars journey fo I;yo,l;,. no,, GOV,
"
Lonuon run, we near OF the queens
trains not only beiup nI1rptl,,l by the
,,.,,.,I ,,;l,t ,,,-;, T.. - -: II
"' Pno1o"Sno' pu. ''S oei'S Itnu-
s,shaieo throughout the Journey, the
thiSke's near the me peinS searched,
anu every hedge AMI cutting carefully
scanned by the officials; and this IN
consequence OF anonymous letters re-
eei.eu at the home oihce.
SEVEN thousand 1our hundred anu
'nirty pounds OF 4'hmne; o,VV pounds
oI PERUVIAN Dark; 2S,oOO pounds Of