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

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Mitchell are announced to speak as follows:
At Atchison, Saturday, July Is; Frankfort,
Friday, %; Mankots, Saturday, %; Beloit,
Monday, %; Kirwin, Tuesday, %; Minne-
apolis, Wednesday, p; Junction City,
Thursday, 90; Clay Center, Friday, 80;
Manhattan, Saturday, 80; Topeka Omitted
Links), Monday, August; Lawrence, Mon
day, 1, 81 p. M; Bismarck Grove, Tuesday,
9; Paoli, Wednesday, 3; Pleasanton, Thurs
day, 4; Fort Scott, Friday, 5; Girard, Sat-
urday, 6; Columbus, Monday, s; Galena,
Monday. 8, at p. M; Parsons, Tuesday,
8; Coffeyville, Wednesday, 10; Indepen-
dence, Thursday, II; Thayer, Friday, ~;
Garrett, Saturday, IS, Burlington, Monday.
Is: Cottonwood Falls, Tuesday, IS; Coun-
Gil Grove, Wednesday, II; Lyndon, Thurs
day, IS; Ottawa, Friday, 10; Olathe, Satur-
day, 90.
The Commonwealth says Capt. Henry
King has just returned from his trip to New
Mexico. Mr.. King reports having had a
pleasant trip, and being successful in gath
ering the material necessary for his pro-
posed literary undertaking. It will be of
interest to many to know that Capt. King
has made an arrangement to furnish the
publishers Of the Century Magazine Qate
Scribner's Monthly with series of six
illustrated papers upon the Southwest, for
which he is to receive the handsome sum of
s., 900. The first of the articles, which will
appear at an early date, will be upon the
Indian Territory. The public will await the
appearance of these sketches from our favor
tie Kansas author with no little interest.
Topeka is to have another and grand
hotel. The company is now being organized,
with State Senator D. C. Metzger at its head,
and work on the building is to be commence
erected on the corner of Kansas Avenue and
Ninth Street, one block east of Capital
Square, and at cost of $4,000.
Hon. John w. Martin, State Print
er, has been presented by the employees Of
his office with an elegant gold watch and
chain, to be kept by him as a souvenir ex-
pressing their regard and esteem for him
as an employer.
Because little has been said of late
about the Leavenworth & Topeka Railroad,
saws the Leavenworth Press, it must not be
inferred that the matter is to be dropped;
not by any means. A good deal of quiet
work is being done, and the road will be
built if the people of Leavenworth do their
duty.
Col. D. r. Anthony, editor and pro-
prietor of the Leavenworth Times, was ar
rested on the LIST upon warrant sworn out
BY ex-United States Marshal C. H. Miller,
charging Col. Anthony with libel upon him,
the alleged libel being an editorial in the
Times charging Miller with malfeasance in
office while United States Marshal.
The Baptists of Winfield have COM
menced the erection Of new church edifice.
Recent Postal changes: New Offices
stablished-Dennis, Labette County, John
S. Michigan, Postmaster; Otis, Graham Coun.
~, John w. Cormack, Postmaster. Dis
continued-Ash Rock, Rocks County.
Postmasters appointed Cloud Coun-
ty, Mrs. Alice Dodd; Belpre, Edwards
County, Mrs. 5. r. McKibben; Ozankie, JEFF
ferson County, Albert PearsaIl. o. '
The Moravian Church edifice at o.
borne will now be pushed forward 10 COM
pletion at once, an appropriation Of $l.l50
by the Synod having been made for the pur-
pose. $500,
Ellsworth County win raise 5000
acres of sugar cane this year.