The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-10-14

CAPTAIN HowGATE returned unex-
pectedly to Washington and announced him.
self ready to stand trial. He was taken to |
iail. His bondsmen feel greatly relieved oy
his presence.
AT Richmond, Va, Marvin, the biga-
mist and forger, was sentenced to the Peni'
Tertiary for ten years.
A DISPATCH from Tucson says: Adj
vices show that the fight on the 30, on the
road between Forts Grant and Thomas,
lasted four hours. The Indians were driven
from their position among the rocks, re.
treating across the Arivasa Valley toward
the Goluva Mountains. One Sergeant was
Filled and four men wounded. The Indian
loss is unknown.
THERE have recently arrived by
steamship at New Orleans 800 German and
$50 English immigrants, for settlement In
Texas. and go italian laborers for work up.
on the New York, Texas & Mexican Rail-
way.
THE Farmers National Alliance, In
session recently at Chicago, received re.
port from the Secretary giving the total
membership at "a, 500; number OF Alliances
now organized, 1000, distributed Us fol-
lows: Nebraska, 29l; Kansas, 2S5; Iowa.
$50; New York, 60; Wisconsin, 81; Micni-
gan, 10; Missouri, 10; Indiana, 10; Illinois,
As, and Minnesota, 80. Resolutions were
adopted opposing all monopolies. favorfnga
lust income tax, condemning free railroad
passes, demanding impartial laws for the
equalization of the transportation OF freight
and passengers, and declaring that the adult
teration of food is as dishonest and more In.
furious than counterfeiting money and
should be punished as severely. The officers
elected for the ensuing year are: President,
John D. James, of Kansas: Vice-President,
Hon. Matt Anderson, of Wisconsin,; Secre-
tary, ID. w. Wood, of Illinois; Treasurer,
Allen Root, of Nebraska.
RECENT Irish news: A farmer
named Leary, living near Baltimore, on
Lord Kenmare's property, was shot by
band of armed men, who visited his house
to warn him not to pay rent. he has since
died from his wounds. A man carrying
boycotted oats in the Parish Of Doom, Coun
, ty Tipperary, was shot, and it was thought
MORALLY wounded. Mr.. Bingham, land
:, lord. while riding near Erris. County Mayo
was fired at. A girl on the car with hin
was wounded. The assailant, who was dis
guised in female clothing, escaped.
|, AN oil train of fifty cars on the En-
!. Railway, took fire near Port Jervis, n. Y
Fifteen cars were cut loose from the rear Q
the train, where the fire occurred, and tn
remainder of the train was pulled OH to
safe distance. As the burning cars explod
I ed volumes of flames shot hundreds OF fee
into the air, and the burning oil and frag
ments of tanks were thrown 600 yards.
q intense was the heat that the Telegram
n wires were melted.
It ARIZONA BILL, an old Governmer
d scout, whose real name was James A. Lewis
a was shot and killed by the Marshal OF Creste
d Butte, Colo, the other day. Bill got drum
y and tried to 'run the town."
), Two men were killed and three othel
n badly injured by the falling Of some masonl
10 near Livermore, Pa.
10 REV. STUART ROBINSON, D. D., die
= at his home in Louisville, KY, on the OF
after suffering from cancer Of the stomat
, for eighteen months. DR.. Robinson WI
!" one of the ablest American divines. He WI
u born in Strabane, County Thorne, lrelan
IN in the year 1914, and was consequently
g. his 9th year at the time of his death.
"a The trial of the Rev. DR.. Thomas,
- Chicago, for heresy, was begun by Il
=. Rock River NJ. E. Conference at Sycamor
n Ill.,, on the 9Th.
PULASKI, N. Y, burned on the 9th
in the extent of 100000.
r. AT Shenandoah, Page County, low
h. Robert Bell was shot and killed by his wi
us in fit of insanity. She declares that
n was commanded by an anger 10 commit
hood