The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-10-07

Tor Shannon Bridge, County Westmeath, to
protect . process-server, were obliged Il
return on account Of the roads being broken
up and distractions placed upon them.
One Moffatt, who was leading the Orange
emergency expedition, was fred at and
wounded. Boycott, protected BY the pp-
lice, visited Westport. He was followed
by . mob during the whole time and
bis efigy afterward burned. The
residence Of Capt. Thorn. Lloyd. at Pallas
Green, County Limerick, occupied BY Capt
Lloyd and seventeen emergency mer and
the police, was shattered by dynamite. No.
body was injured. 1t is regarded ~ doubt.
full whether the explosion was malicious, a
there are quarries behind Capt. Lloyd's
house where gunpowder Is used for blasting
purposes.
A DISPATCH from Hope, Ark, says
The three men who robbed the train on the
ed are now in custody, in charge Of Sheriff
James Williams of this county. Two, giving
their names as Jesse Monroe and William
Delany, were captured In an Indian house
in the Choctaw Nation, by w. K.Dollarhide,
j. NJ. Huddleston, c. C. Moore and A. w.
Blevins. After exchanging 20 or 30 shots,
Monroe and Delany asked for an armistice,
and surrendered, but buried the money they
had in their possession, supposed to be q
portion of the money stolen from the ex-
press company. The third party, William
Cox, was captured in Franklin County, Tex,
by Mr.. Moore, of Hopkins County, Tex,
and Conduc. or Clark Hall, of the Iron Noun
tain Railroad, and Pat Longigan and Milford,
of Texarkana.
AN excursion train on the Air Line
Railway, near Aylmer, Ont, collided with
freight train at Orwell, five of the nine
passenger coaches being completely
wrecked. Two passengers were killed out
right and several are missing, supposed to
be buried in the wreck. About twenty
were severely wounded, and q number
slightly. Seven bodies were subsequently
recovered.
MAYOR MEANS, of Cincinnati, has is
sued an order peremptorily forbidding mem
bers Of the polite force to take any active
part in politics.
SENATOR JONES, of Nevada, an init
mate friend of President Arthur, has been
on visit to ex-senator Conkling at Utica,
N. Y. The event is considered by some to
be Of great political significance.
The Wisconsin Democrats have NOM
mated Hon. n. D. Fratt for Governor.
THE Massachusetts, Prohibitionists
have placed in nomination full State ticket,
headed by Charles Almy, for Governor.
THE Weaver wing of the Maine Green
hackers have held convention and declared
themselves to be the National Greenback
party of Maine, and opposed to all fusion or
alliance with other parties.
KING KALAKAUA made an informal
call upon President Arthur on the 2Sth. The
Secretary of the Navy has placed Govern
ment vessel at the disposal of his Majesty for
a trip to Yorktown and Fortress Monroe.
A "GRANDMA GARFIELD " fund has
been started in New York.
The Minnesota Republican State Con-
vention, after short but bitter contest,
nominated Gen. Lucius F. Hubbard for
Governor. Governor Pillsbury was a cam
didate for denomination, but was COM
pletely overslaughed in the Convention. The
remainder of the State officers were mostly
renominated.
THE Pennsylvania Democrats have
placed Orrin Noble, of Erie, at the head of
their ticket, as candidate for State Treas
urer.
A DISPATCH from Rome says: The
destruction caused by the earthquake in
Abruzzi far exceeds anything indicated in
the first reports. The Archbishop of Chieti
appeals piteously for help. He says the
disaster is only comparable to that of Cas-
samacciola. Over 1000 houses are unin-
habitable and the remainder more or less fis-
sured. Four-ffths of the population are
shelterless. Il.