The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-07-15

over his little four-year-old boy, crushing
his head and instantly killing him. The
child was lying asleep in tho track Of the
machine.
| GOVERNOR CHURCHILL has issued a
proclamation offering reward Of $500 each
for the arrest and conviction Of the partie.
who assassinated Marshal W. D. Patton and
Deputy Sheriff John Mount at Fayetteville,
Ark, on the night of July 8. The double
murder grew out of feud of sixteen years.
standing and which thus far has resulted in
the death Of six persons. All Washington
County is excited over the matter, and
number Of arrests are likely to follow. The
State authorities are said to be determined
to put g op to the vendetta.
MIKE KREIsENDORFER, Pittsburgh
| (Pa.) nail-cutter, shot and instantly killed
Kate Smith, young woman whom he had
been visiting, and then committed suicide.
Jealousy is the cause of the deed.
JOHN BURNS, an insane printer, died
in New York asylum the other day, after
persistently refusing to eat food for twenty
three days.
"DoC." THOMAS and his brother,
Marion Thomas, have been arrested, charged
with the robbery of the stage between Selig-
man and Eureka Springs, Ark, on the night
of March 10.
H. PRICE MCGRATH, the noted Ken
lucky turfman, died at Long Branch on the
9Th, in his 6Sth year.
The steamship Britannia foundered
on the Irish coast. All the passengers were
safely landed and taken to Waterford.
AT Cincinnati, on the 7th, Marqua &
Sons children's carriage mandatory, the
Union Furniture Factory, and Closterman's
& Meader's furniture factory and Resorts
foundry-all five large establishments
were totally destroyed by fire. Losses about
81, 900, 900. Charles Peek was killed and
several others seriously injured by jumping
from windows.
The German coal mines have COM
menced conveying coal to the mouth of the
pits by electric railways.
Two children of Samuel Crippen, at
West Troy, N. Y, were suffocated by the
burning of some fire-crackers stored in the
room where they were sleeping.
SOLOMON MERRICK, James H. White
and James Alexander Bartum, the latter
colored, were killed outright; James Cox,
colored, MORALLY scalded; Edward Sheehan
badly, though not dangerously scalded, and
four other hands badly injured by the ex-
plosion of a portable engine on the farm OF
Edward Sheehan, in Talbot County, Nd,
on the 9th.
FRED HYLAND and Mark Folsom,
both about u years Of age, were drowned
in Coon Greek, near Des Moines, Iowa, on
the It'll.
The Governor of Kentucky has ap-
pointed Thursday, July IA, day Of fasting
and prayer for the recovery of the President.
A TERRIBLE wind-storm passed over
Sioux City, Iowa, on the 9Th. At Perry VAL
ley, seven miles north, the house of farmer
named Coe was entirely demolished, and his
wife and two children seriously injured.
The house of George w. Chamberlin was also
wrecked, and the occupants fatally injured.
The storm moved eastward. Its path was
but 100 PAGES wide.
GIUSEPPE EPOsITO, alias Radazzo,
an Italian bandit, has been captured at New
Orleans and sent home in an Italian man-of-
war. He has been running a fruit schooner
to the Mexican Gulf islands for twelve
months past.
A STOCK train on the Union Pacific
Railroad ran into a freight train near Law
renee, Kansas, on the 9th, killing Christo-
pher Stark, of Perryville, HANS, and seri-
ously injuring several others.
AT Rangely, Me-, fifteen men were
injured by the falling of new roof they
were putting on a meeting house.
DISPATCHES to Tunis say the French
commenced shelling Sfax on the 9th inst.
and the fire was returned from the town.