The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1882-05-19
PERSONAL AND aKHRRALs

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| ANorHER Cyclone has been destroy
ing life andproperty in vaEieus places. Al
McAllistse, Indian Territory, eight msn
we're Killed outright and many wounded,
some Of them fatally Tho hghtuing xaa
continuous, and 20 vivid - to render It light
IS day for over IN hour. At Mound City.
Kans., the greatest damage was sustained
by the Christian Church. The steeple was
landed on one corner Of the parsonage, COM
tp,seely denolishing. Il. Near Lakelsld.
MIMI, . school house Was lifted mp and
scattered over the prairie. It was occupied
by q teacher and eleven pupils, who were
all more or less bruised. The storm camein
the form Of q funnel-shaped cloud, which
bounded along the prairie and passed into
| Heron Lake, sucking up water TO the height
Of 100 feet. Missouri and Illinois were also
visited, but no very serious losses are re.
ported.
TWENTY business buildings in Ridge
town, Ontario, including the express and
Post-ofice, Nelson's Bank and Elliott 4
Boxers Bank, were destroyed by fire, May
10. Loss, $100, 200.
A DISPATCH from Ripon, Wis.,, says q
gravel train of three fiat cans, caboese aad
engine was thrown Of the track 1t Woods
Crossing, on the Berlin Division Of the st.
Paul Road, Mays. Three men were slight
ly injured. A COW on the track was the
cause. Passenger trains were delayed sew.
eral hours.
WILEY LINDEMILL, a negro, and his
wife, white woman, were tried for mis-
cegenation at Dallas, Texas, on The 9th. The
woman was fined $500 and the man S1oe, and
they wore committed to the county convict
farm to work out the fine. At tho rate al
lowed them he will have to remain Almost q
year, and the woman over four years.
HATHAWAY and Brown, of the Pough-
keepsie National Bank, and Richard W.
Cornwall, Of the Fourth National Bank Of
New York City, have been indicted by the
Grand Jury for making false entries.
E. DOVE, q Methodist minister, of
Deerfeld, Mich, is charged with burning
the parsonage two years ago. He has been
absent for long time in England. He was
arrested Immediately on his return and gave
bail.
G. II. HUDSON, owner of . saW-mill
at La Grange, Ind, met with fatal acci-
dent on the 9th. A board caught in the
teeth of large circular saw, which was
running very rapidly, and was thrown with
terrible force, striking Hudson in the ston-
ach.
JOHN KEMP, q molder at the Novelty
Ironworks, Dubuque, Iowa, was horribly
burned on the 9th, . stream of molten metal
falling ON his. head and shoulders. He will
probably die. =
FRANK B. -AMBs, aged 30, -a-promi-
nent ship-owner of Bangor. Me-, shot and
killed his wife in . New York boarding
house, on the 9th, and then killed himself.
Dr. H. R-PALMER's International
Music School begins juno %, at Meadville
Pa, and continues four weeks.
"A TRAIN ON the Fort Wayne, Muncie
& Chicago Road was dersiled near Meta
mora, Ind, on the 10th. The express car
and one passenger coach went down forty
feet and were badly wrecked. Milton, the
express messenger, was fatally injured, and
. number of others were seriously hurt.
A STRANGE disease is carrying off
horses in Wabash County, Ind. It is sup,
posed to b An affection Of the kidneys, and
death generally results within twenty-four
hours after the disease takes hold. II atten-
ton is given before the animals, fall down
they are in most cases saved.
MRS. LUCAS and Mrs. Simpson, Pres
ident and Vice. President of the American
Silk Growers Association, have on exhibi-
ton In Washington piece Of black silk, in
tended for Mrs. Garfield, which was made
from cocoons. sent from fourteen States of
the Union. The ladies have also samples Of
silk ribbons made from cocoons by feeding
the worms upon other than mulberry leaves,
one Of the handsomest being from worms
fed on the leaves of the Usage orange.
Two young girls, daughters Of John
Larn, of Hatfield, MIMI, were drowned by
the capsizing Of boat in which they were
crossing Rock River, May ii.
SEVERAL inches of snow fell in North
ern Wisconsin, on the 10th.
MISS MAY GoRMAN, of Cleveland, O.;
. passenger on the Harvey, while the vessel
was of Sturgeon Bay, Wis.,, on the 10th,
committed snicide by shooting herself with
q revolver.
Our of the Cameron-Santa Fe scrip
cases has come another interesting action.
T. r. Kershaw was taken to Yankton, Da-
kota, from Sioux Falls at the instance of
VIM. A. Burke, government detective, un.
der charge Of completely In manufacturing
the scrip. On examination the case was dis.
missed, and Kershaw instituted an action
against Burke for malicious prosecution and
false imprisonment, placing damages at
$4,000.
THE differences between the Cleveland
(Ohio) Rolling Mill Company and employ
ees have eliminated in lockout. All the
companv's works are shut down and be-
tween three and four thousand men are
idle. Part of the force announced that they
would quit and an order was issued to close