The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1880-11-26


otherwise 50 badly injured that she died
within short time; Calls injuries were se-
we're but not necessarily fatal. Three chill
dren in another part Of the room were moi
injured IN the least
A CONSTRUCTION train on the Dallas
and Wichita Railroad, having on board thir-
teen mon, went through the bridge over
Hickory Greek, four miles from Lewiston, on
the 10th. Three men were killed outright,
two MORALLY wounded, and the other eight
more OF less wounded.
JAMES b. FERGUSON, . well-to-do
farmer residing near Bedford, Ind. hanged
himself ON account Of his daughter having
been betrayed by young man named Kerne.
A SPECIAL train on the Houston and
Texas Central Railroad, conveying four COM
panies Of the Sixteenth o.. s. Infantry, en-
route from Fort Riley. Kans.. to San Anto-
Mo, was thrown from the track near Corsi-
cana, on the 18th. Privates Matthew Smith
Ed. Lewis and James Riley were killed; eight
others were injured, two at least fatally.
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oence OF "n'iam Meiton' eight miles west OF
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MISCELLANEOUS.
The Gillian forces under Command.
er Lynch are relentlessly raiding the towns
and valleys Of Northern Peru, levying con-
tributions right and left. The people seem
to be panic stricken, and are fleeing to the
interior towns.
HE town OF Newport, Ark, was al
most wiped out by fire on the night Of the
18th. Two.thirds of all the houses are in
ashes and some 200 families were rendered
and many are in great distress.
COMPTROLLER LAWRENCE, Of the
Treasury Department. has ruled that the
Government is not responsible for injury
done by one Of its agents. The application
for justice was the owner Of horse which
was fatally maltreated by messenger.
The Chicago Tribune has correspond
ence, apparently reliable. from Wood Noun.
tain. ON the Northwestern border. in which
it is stated that Sitting Bull has announced
his determination never to surrender to the
United States authorities, and to fight them
to the death; also that Gen. Miles has organ
lied such campaign against them that the
Sioux will doubtless be captured this win
ter.
The Jesuits having attempted to re-
enter Portugal, the Government has in
structed the various Governors to strictly
enforce the decree of 1884, abolishing all re-
ligious orders.
= Col. A. ,. MEACHAM has left Wash
inxton for Denver. where he will attend the
trial of Agent Berry and proceed to, Los
Pinos AGENCY In company with his colleagues
OF the Ute Commission under escort of
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